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I recently caught the end of Marley and Me on the tv, and just like the time I went to see it at the movies i shed quite a few tears at the end, although thankfully i wasnt too bad compared to the lady i was sitting beside who was sobbing uncontrollably.
John Grogan: A dog has no use for fancy cars, big homes, or designer clothes. A water log stick will do just fine. A dog doesn’t care if your rich or poor, clever or dull, smart or dumb. Give him your heart and he’ll give you his. How many people can you say that about? How many people can make you feel rare and pure and special? How many people can make you feel extraordinary?
So true eva :?
I cry at the drop of a hat, but the greatest all time weepy has to be Bambi doesn’t it, when Bambis Mum dies you would have to be made of steel not to cry. I loved Field of Dreams too… anyone see that? it was on TV recently and reminded me how sad it was and yet uplifting :(
Eva, how many people can i say that bout and would do that, my kids, thats about it. But then again, no one else i would think it from and no one else i would accept it from.
was Schindlers List for me,, I saw the wee red coated wee girl, then the body on the barrow of the red coat.. pals never noticed it.. oh man i wept !
“a short film about love” directed by krzysztof kieslowski
Sophie’s Choice made me weep…………omg how can a mother choose which of her children should die
The Boy in Striped Pyjamas :(
Magnolia, I got depressed for a day after that.
Advice: Don’t get film recommendations from Stapler.I cry at most films!! All those mentioned above for instance! I even cried to the Sound of Music and Born Free. Totally pathetic I am!
Schindler’s List was amazing – when the credits came up, nobody moved even though we all went through 3.5hrs without a ciggy!
Marley and Me – gawd
Kept looking at my dog for yonks afterwards, thinking, don’t you dare……………..he is nearly 13 – eeeks!Just to name but a few :(
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