What Makes You Cry?
That bit in the Railway Children when Jenny Agutter says "Daddy! My Daddy!". Gets me every time. I am 48 years old.
( , Thu 7 Aug 2014, 14:51)
That bit in the Railway Children when Jenny Agutter says "Daddy! My Daddy!". Gets me every time. I am 48 years old.
( , Thu 7 Aug 2014, 14:51)
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Alright then.
As many people are mentioning TV shows or films that choke them up...
The final 30 minutes of Last Of The Mohicans. The way the English Major, played by Steven Waddington, spends the first 90 minutes of the film being an utterly irredeemable shit-pocket, then to realise that Hawkeye is the only man who will keep the woman he loves alive, he instantly gives up his own life to protect her ...it sets me off.
By time Uncas has lifelessly slid over the cliff and Johdi May's Alice chooses to join him, well, I'm watching it through a blur.
By the time Daniel Day Lewis and his Film-Dad have performed their savage, heroic, completely unrealistic rescue of Madeleine Stowe I'm normally in a right old state.
I once made the mistake, as a man in my late twenties, of watching this in the company of four other fellas. They all enjoyed the testosterone-heavy violence of it, I had to go for a casual, 20 minute, very manly poo.
As they wouldn't hear my pathetic sobbing noises from the bathroom.
Mills & Boon twat.
( , Fri 8 Aug 2014, 0:58, 7 replies)
As many people are mentioning TV shows or films that choke them up...
The final 30 minutes of Last Of The Mohicans. The way the English Major, played by Steven Waddington, spends the first 90 minutes of the film being an utterly irredeemable shit-pocket, then to realise that Hawkeye is the only man who will keep the woman he loves alive, he instantly gives up his own life to protect her ...it sets me off.
By time Uncas has lifelessly slid over the cliff and Johdi May's Alice chooses to join him, well, I'm watching it through a blur.
By the time Daniel Day Lewis and his Film-Dad have performed their savage, heroic, completely unrealistic rescue of Madeleine Stowe I'm normally in a right old state.
I once made the mistake, as a man in my late twenties, of watching this in the company of four other fellas. They all enjoyed the testosterone-heavy violence of it, I had to go for a casual, 20 minute, very manly poo.
As they wouldn't hear my pathetic sobbing noises from the bathroom.
Mills & Boon twat.
( , Fri 8 Aug 2014, 0:58, 7 replies)
I want to say, awwwww. But am compelled to say that I would have made you wear a dress.
( , Fri 8 Aug 2014, 6:51, closed)
( , Fri 8 Aug 2014, 6:51, closed)
My mum
changed Steven Waddington's nappies when he was a wee bairn.
She told me that when we were watching that film.
( , Fri 8 Aug 2014, 18:12, closed)
changed Steven Waddington's nappies when he was a wee bairn.
She told me that when we were watching that film.
( , Fri 8 Aug 2014, 18:12, closed)
That's kinda cool!
If she still knows him, pass on my admiration :)
( , Fri 8 Aug 2014, 20:38, closed)
If she still knows him, pass on my admiration :)
( , Fri 8 Aug 2014, 20:38, closed)
How on earth did you manage to watch that film all the way through? Just having to do that would bow me to tears...
( , Sat 9 Aug 2014, 11:17, closed)
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