Saddest film you've ever watched
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I find myself getting a lump in my throat watching all sorts of things nowadays. I think it must be something to do with having a wife and/or children, or just being emotionally invested in life and it's trappings - you feel loss, or heartache, or disadvantage and so on as if it were you.
Usa
Some sporting moments also do this for me. Any of the old vids of world records - with the right commentator - can get you close to tears, although tears not of sadness but of appreciation of the achievement I think. David Coleman, Steve Cram, videos of Steve Cram with David Coleman commentating etc...
Stevo
Stevo
The fault in our stars gave me a fault with my eyes on my last flight.
End of watch also caused leaky eyes
I'm an old softie
End of watch also caused leaky eyes
I'm an old softie
Truly madly deeply got me.
I hate being manipulated, I think it undermines genuine feelings. I try not to watch emotional stuff. Being rufty tufty is not important.
I was in tears in front of our local wells dressing this year. The music by our local brass band, (something moving, Messian I think) the graveyard, the surnames in the graveyard, the surnames on the memorial, the surnames of many of the band members. I know lots of the band members. They all matched. I had just consumed a Hancock pork pie, all so connected, too much mortality in one moment.
I hate being manipulated, I think it undermines genuine feelings. I try not to watch emotional stuff. Being rufty tufty is not important.
I was in tears in front of our local wells dressing this year. The music by our local brass band, (something moving, Messian I think) the graveyard, the surnames in the graveyard, the surnames on the memorial, the surnames of many of the band members. I know lots of the band members. They all matched. I had just consumed a Hancock pork pie, all so connected, too much mortality in one moment.
Grace is Gone - John Cusack
Beaches - watched it when I was a kid.
I stay away from watching sad films. There's enough in real life that makes me sad. Don't want to spend my leisure time feeling low if I can avoid it.
I stay away from watching sad films. There's enough in real life that makes me sad. Don't want to spend my leisure time feeling low if I can avoid it.
stephendutton
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Terms Of Endearment Comedy to start kick in the teeth at the end
Gladiator
Saving Private Ryan
The Green Mile (as mentioned before)
Saving Private Ryan
The Green Mile (as mentioned before)
The Killing Fields. I'm not really the emotional sort though.
