| User | Comment |
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Galomorro   |
None. |
bill   |
I'll just give you a recent one, because I'm lazy: The Namesake (movie) |
cloudhugger   | | posted 5-May-2008 10:15pm |
The ones that fall on my toe. |
| Melf |
Videotape by Radiohead.
The ending of HBP and DH, obviously.
1984, when: Spoiler Mr. Charrington gives them away. |
Schindler's List, the whole: Spoiler Why did I keep the car? |
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| Jody | | posted 6-May-2008 11:36am |
The song Amazing Grace often makes me cry, especially when played on bagpipes. |
| FauxLo |
Steel Magnolias gets me every time. I think A.I. did it to me too. |
| ausfox |
Too many to list, I'm a sucker for crying. I'll cry in a commercial if it is touching. |
| Enigma | | posted 8-May-2008 12:48am |
Father to Son, Starry Starry Night. There's two songs for you. |
| cerealkiller | | posted 8-May-2008 12:55pm |
Patriotic music |
| they | | posted 9-May-2008 12:59am |
The Color Purple. Book mostly, but the movie is great too.
Anne of Green Gables.
Soup by Blind Melon.
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| they | | (reply to FauxLo) posted 9-May-2008 1:01am |
> Steel Magnolias gets me
> every time.
Good one. And speaking of Shirley Maclaine, Terms of Endearment is another one that does it to me.
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| FauxLo | | (reply to they) posted 9-May-2008 1:14pm |
Oh... I almost forgot... BEACHES!  |
| they | | (reply to FauxLo) posted 9-May-2008 2:35pm |
Oh yes. Just the thought of that one and I almost tear up. |
LindaH  |
None of them. |
| Biggles | | posted 10-May-2008 4:12pm |
I was watching Persepolis the other day, and I'm pretty sure that would have made me cry if I hadn't been in public. |
| romkey | | posted 10-May-2008 8:45pm |
Films, books and songs don't make me cry. |
| Melf | | (reply to Biggles) posted 11-May-2008 10:32am |
Damn, I can't find it at any cinemas near me. Is it good? |
| Biggles | | (reply to Melf) posted 12-May-2008 4:56pm |
I thought it was fantastic - quite bleak and refreshingly unsentimental but with a fair smattering of humour too (to make you smile, rather than make you laugh). It was only showing at the independent cinema where I live, so maybe you could look for one of those near you? |
| docgbrown | | posted 14-May-2008 1:26am |
I have had a lot of people die in my life, in my hands, nearly so and ... so...
Chick flicks, some war movies, media that touches areas of the sense of loss of loved or highly respected ones. Media that expresses or focuses parental love touch me greatly. For me, once I've seen and studied losses soo, that, losses conjures tender feelings easily. |
| aquawolfy | | posted 16-May-2008 4:59pm |
Book: Where The Red Fern Grows (I forgot who wrote it), Movie: Alphadog( that movie got me mad too.), Songs: Mockingbird by Eminem (reminds me a little of my life), and one other song I can't quite recall. |
| aquawolfy | | posted 16-May-2008 5:00pm |
Oh Yeah, Schindler's List too. |
| Melf | | (reply to Biggles) posted 16-May-2008 5:10pm |
I'll check the Cornerhouse, the local indie cinema. I think I'll go on my own and dress all dandy and sit at the back and laugh in all the wrong places. |
| Zang |
"I'll Come Running" by Brian Eno
"It's Only Make Believe" by Conway Twitty
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| moviesnob | | posted 30-Jun-2008 3:44pm |
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, moments of the TV show Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Forrest Gump, Dancer in the Dark, the series finale to Six Feet Under . . . many more that I can't think of. It doesn't take much for a film to make me cry. |
