*stage whisper* i think he might be gay

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I always cry at Buffy for some reason. I cried when Buffy died. And when Spike died. And when Anya died. In fact I cried pretty much throughout the last episode.

Aw, i really should see that film.

I cried in Never Been Kissed, when shes waiting in the middle of the football field and the timer reaches 0 and her man doesnt turn up.
I also cried in the Last Samurai, in the final battle cos you know they are not going to win, but they are fighting anyway.

xx

I cry at everything. I cried at the beginning of Finding Nemo when the mother dies and at the end when the father and son are reunited. I cry at the end of When Harry Met Sally, Pretty Woman, Dirty Dancing, you name it - I've cried. I cried for about two days after seeing Boys Don't Cry and Life is Beautiful, I even cry in certain adverts. What can I say - I'm a sucker :(

Life is Beautiful, when the father gets taken away to be shot but still acts all jokey and happy so his son won't know what's happening and will stay hidden. And also when the son (the cutest little boy) gets reunited with his mother.... Dead Poet's Society, when the boy kills himself... What Dreams May Come.. there's so many lovely films out there...hmmm....

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"... Mackuley Kulkin is lying in the coffin "

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best place for him.

i'm such a mong that i nearly cried at the queen's christmas message last year. then i laughed out loud when she said, "the duke of edinburgh has spent lots of time working with people of different ethnic backgrounds"

that anti drink driving ad is pretty bad, where the little girl slides across the road.

it depends - usually the ones were the phone company helps people get together or there is a family or something soppy. i'm a sap!

i hate it when the little pussies and woofies talk about people setting them on fire *sob*

i'll set you on fire you ginger runt!

Anyone see that tremendously cynical 100 Greatest Tearjerkers last night?

Normally such a cold, cold man, for some reason I actually shed a tear at quite a few of them. Particularly Breakfast at Tiffany's, and even at ****ing Jerry 'You Had Me At "Hello"' McGuire.

Must be a Valentines thing.

And the football. Why the football? Surely nobody actually cries at football - I thought the general idea was that when something goes wrong you just smash your bottle of stella and screw it slowly into the face of the person next to you.

ET was the number one. ET makes me ill.

I watched Dancer In The Dark (with icelanic minx Berjork) afterwards, to test my miserableness-stamina, and I felt like my insides had been used as the stuffing for a medicine ball:

"Dear Gene, of course you are here
And now it's nothing to fear
Oooh, I should have known
Oooh, I was never alone
This isn't the last song
There is no violin
The choir is so quiet
And noone takes a spin
This is the next to last song
And that's all, all
Remember what I have said
Remember, wrap up the bread
Do this, do that, make your bed
This isn't the last song
There is no violin
The choir is quiet
And noone takes a spin
This is the next to last song
And that's all ..."

And then...
ARGH! NO!

(nyway)

I cried at that too, I also cry every time at Evita when she sings You Must Love Me.

i remember crying at homeward bound, when the cat goes over the waterfall.

and i feel sad at muriels wedding too when the mum dies, but i don't actually cry. but i think thats cos they are all a bit simple an i feel sorry for them.

i actually cried at the finale of dawsons creek, come to think of it.

and i cried when nadia one big brother. oh dear.

Boys Don't Cry didn't make me cry, it more shocked me. I remember seeing it when I'd just come out and it really hit certain things home to me. My Girl 2 was one of mine as well "give him his glasses, he can't see without his glasses!"

OK I've mentioned this and yes I'm a big girl's blouse, but Love Actually. Where Kiera Knightly sees Andrew Lincoln's wedding tape of her and its all of her face zoomed in and she realises he's in love with her. When he proves it by doing the carol singer thing (These are not sadness obv, but sort-of overwhelming emotion that's hard to explain, if you get my point). When Emma Thompson finds out her husband has been cheating on her and she mentions it to him, and you aren't sure how its all going to go for them. God, I'm welling up already.

I haven't cried at Muriel's Wedding yet, but i've just got it on DVD, so i'll test run it and get back to you. "me name's not Muriel, it's Mariel!"

PS changing one letter of your name just to prove a point - does that remind anyone of Brian (ex-Bryan) McFadden? (Not sure if I got the Brian order the right way around.)

I resolutely did not cry at any point in Forrest Gump. I'm sorry but that film is the biggest pile of tripe I have ever seen, possibly bar George of the Jungle II. Green Mile tho- genuinely good, and moving.

-- Edited by PeterJ at 02:05, 2005-02-15

Don't fotget Bambi's dead mother, you can cry at her death on special edition DVD now!

have you ever watched "If These Walls Could Talk 2"? One for all the lesbians, it really is.

Everytime I watch the first third, I cry like the world is ending.

sniffle

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"i got it on dvd, the 1st bit is really sad. Monster is quite sad as well if u kinda read in2 it, or is that jus me?"

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never seen monster, is it good? i do want to watch it....that first bit though, so unbelievably sad, watched it with my friend micky and i ran out of the room crying, lol. im such a soppy cvnt....or emotionally incapable, whichever, lol.

not just me then :o) It's really good sash, if u wanna borrow it I've got it, or we'll have 2 arrange another video nite etc

Sister Act! Though that isn't a tear jerker really. I think we should have a sing-a-long musicals night!

Sasha, I really don't remember any sad bits in the third story of "If These Wall Could Talk 2." Was Sharon Stone that scary, or just the lesbian make out session between her and Ellen DeGeneres was too much?

As for Sister Act, I know someone who actually cried in that.

Thanks for clearing it up. I was really perplexed how story of Sharon Stone getting sperm is in anyway tearful.
As for making out session being too much, I was just kidding and I honestly couldn't think why anyone would cry in that one. I personally think the love scene between S. Stone and E. DeGeneres isn't that great compared to the one in But I'm A Cheerleader.
Mystery solved

To which I find it quite comical

I must say that the idea of Sharon Stone getting sperm certainly makes me quite tearful.

But if you want to cry, you really should watch Dancer in the Dark, it'll turn your tear ducts into major international shipping routes.

-- Edited by falafel at 22:50, 2005-02-20