Yep the 'bite the curb' scene was pretting full on. My father watched it with me and here's a man who used to skin and gut deer for a living and he had to look away.
He can gut a deer but the smell of fresh cat shit makes him gag.
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Yep the 'bite the curb' scene was pretting full on. My father watched it with me and here's a man who used to skin and gut deer for a living and he had to look away.
He can gut a deer but the smell of fresh cat shit makes him gag.
Hardcore Biker
Legends of the Fall .... unbearably sad.
The Notebook - just have to register agreement re that one - awesome.
Beaches - but that might be just a bit too obviously a chick flick ....
Drum roll ....my all-time favourite saddest movie ...
Mask - bikes in it too - chur chur!
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Dominion Post - "possibly the most overrated movie I know of. The unbelievable script, leaden and portentous directing, and unforgivably saccharine denouement somehow got this funeral march of a film into the Oscars ahead of Martin Scorsese's The Aviator, and pretty much forced "the academy" to give Scorsese his overdue statue for The Departed in 2007, ahead of Eastwood's superior Letters from Iwo Jima. Funny old world."Originally Posted by HenryDorsetCase
I'd agree that Morgan Freeman is a great actor, but Hilary Swank doesn't cut it with me, and Clint Eastwood may have been good at some stage in his career, but following movies like Play Misty for Me, he lost the plot a little.
Another vote for The Notebook though, great movie and my husband found it quite sad too.
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Not so, i have proof.
Havent read any movie titles that warrent being a 'tear jerker' ....
Real life can be most effective.
Say goodbye to my daughter the other day at Auckland Airport, gave her a hug and she started crying and wouldnt let go...that got me going, we were both standing there crying and the flight attendant said ''its ok dad, stay here as long as you want''....thank god for sun glasses is all i can say.
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If they like watching very old movies, Greyfriars Bobby is a real tear jerker.
Look Ma, no hands hehehe
Yep have to agree with you on that one........ seeing Bobby lying on his masters grave...If they like watching very old movies, Greyfriars Bobby is a real tear jerker.
Tofu please!
Don't dig the whole sad movie thing.
Although, I do those sexy films/horror films where you can get a good make session out of your g/f.
Blowin up bikes since ages ago
I think you meant to say porno's didnt you?....
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Rest In Peace
Oh hell yeah...I bawled my eyes out on that...and winced...and cursed!!!"Gone in Sixty Seconds"
When "Eleanor" the GT500 Mustang gets trashed made me cry like a big jessie
Another good one relatively unknown is "I am Sam" with Sean Penn and Michelle Pfeiffer.
I never was a fan of his until I saw this movie: he is just unbelievably credible in this one, and definitely got me choked up.
The "Green Mile" is another one that gets to me, and has an awesome reunion of talent.
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Wouldn't that be Cher, Cher?
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Watership Down... read the book, saw the movie, ate the pie.....
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The NZ Post adverts' at the moment do pretty well. Just the right music to add to the feeling.
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Jeez. I remember watching that when I must have been about 10.If they like watching very old movies, Greyfriars Bobby is a real tear jerker.
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