Cellarite
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The last part of Jimmy Grimble.
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Name a film that makes you cry
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Gaylord du Bois
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Galaxy Quest.
It had me creased up. I Ithink it was the last film I watched in a cinema.
It had me creased up. I Ithink it was the last film I watched in a cinema.
blue aura
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Bridge to Terabithia
kaz7
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Fuck sake,i was gonna watch that ;)On Her Majesty's Secret Service when Diana Rigg gets killed on her wedding day
JamesMCFC
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Terminator 2
Armageddon
Armageddon
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Truly, Madly , Deeply.
Marley and Me.
Dirty Dancing.
in bits here now.
Marley and Me.
Dirty Dancing.
in bits here now.
[QUOTE="jimharri, post: 12618352, member: 8365
And the finale of Casablanca. "This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship".[/QUOTE]
The earlier scene where they sing La Marseillaise, the whole cafe joins in to outsing the Nazi officers. The Spanish lady with the guitar is belting out the words while the French hooker who had sold her body to the Germans cries as she finds her soul is still French. And Ingrid Bergman looks on beautifully and proudly.
And the finale of Casablanca. "This could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship".[/QUOTE]
The earlier scene where they sing La Marseillaise, the whole cafe joins in to outsing the Nazi officers. The Spanish lady with the guitar is belting out the words while the French hooker who had sold her body to the Germans cries as she finds her soul is still French. And Ingrid Bergman looks on beautifully and proudly.
PannickAtTheDisco
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Can't remember any I cried at as a kid.
As a grown up only Senna, but I don't watch many films.
As a grown up only Senna, but I don't watch many films.
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I haven’t seen it since I was 5 but can’t remember it being much of a rib-tickler?Watching that was one of the funniest days of my childhood.
bluethrunthru
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cliche'd I know but Its a Wonderful Life gets me every time - good shout out for Truly Madly Deeply btw