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Old 29-04-2008, 09:05 AM   #46
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oh yes the slow motion and gunfire did it, was fantastic. so unpredictable.
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I am not sure if I can name a single British Weepie.

But I get a lump if I watch Gallipoli when Mel Gibson and the Australian Light Horse are forced over the top to death by stupid English officers. I think the music is Adaggio (again).

Also the last scene of Cinema Paradiso (Ennio we love you!)
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Old 01-05-2008, 10:47 AM   #48
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The fighting sullivans what a sad ending i always need a box of hankies for that.
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For an action film " The Vikings"has a very poignant ending with

the burning funeral ship & the touching score! A fine film!!
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The end of The Big Blue. Even thinking about it starts me off.
Ring of Bright Water.
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the first time i watched KES when i was about 8 i had a massive lump in my throat when he buries his bird
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Call me macarbe, but i found the end of Dead Mans Shoes particulary sad.
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The original version of The Champ with Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper.

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Old 09-05-2008, 03:27 PM   #54
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but I think the common weepy for men is the american film, Field Of Dreams. Hits close to home for a lot of blokes.

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There is a common misconception that this is a sports film ,it may have baseball as a sub- plot ,but is a fine father-son relationship film.
As a son that misses his Dad ,especially when you've done something you're really proud of and want to share. I get a lump in my throat the size of a hard boiled egg when Kevin costner says , " Hey Dad ,wanna play catch ? "
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2 Eddie Woodward films, sad endings as opposed to sad films. Breaker Morant and The Wicker Man
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I remember back in the 80's when E.T. premiered in London they had invited a whole bunch of celebs to watch it, including Beryl Reid (Don't ask me why !).

After the film one of the reporters shoved a mike under Beryl's hooter and asked her if she had cried at the end. She said, "Oh no dear. I couldn't shed tears over a hoover attachment" Perfick.

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I agree about Kes, and also Ring of Bright Water (wasn't that Bill Travers too?)
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Dumb and Dumber. Turbo lax.Brillaint not a dry eye in our household.Mind you Blazing saddles camp fire scene original.
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Sweet Charity. I cried buckets!
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I agree about Kes, and also Ring of Bright Water (wasn't that Bill Travers too?)
Ring of Bright Water was. But he wasn't in Kes

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