You instantly cry

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Just listening to Abbas slipping through my fingers'and can't avoid crying much to the kids amusement.

Also for me nannas speech to Barbara in the 'Royal family'when she says she just wished to be with her family and not in a home.

Also Daddy my Daddy in the railway children.

Also opening sequence of up

What's your weak point?

Like a lot of others I cry at "Daddy, my Daddy," The Bridge to Terebitha and Bright Eyes in Watership Down.

Also The Naming of Tishkin Silk, the end of the last episode of Blackadder Goes Forth and the end of Labyrinth.

And the end of Alfie (original version) when he sees his son, but he's watching from a distance I think, and no one knows he's there, and then he walks away. I'd just split up with DS1's dad when I first saw it, and I just fell apart at the thought that he might one day decide to just walk away from his child. (Nine years later he hasn't.)

No spider but just the thought of it is enough

Homeward Bound - when Shadow comes over the top of the hill and Peter runs to meet him.

I was sobbing, dh and the dc were looking at me like I was a lunatic.

Also the kids film All Dogs Go To Heaven.

The end of Lilo and Stitch.

"This is my family.

It is little and it is broken but it is good. It is good."

Since my Dad died I feel like that sums us up. I cry every time.

snakeandpygmy I'm glad someone else knows it. It gets me every single time. I'm sorry about your friend.

Jamie T song - Sheila.

A friend of mines name is mentioned in this song, not sheila or stella, and it always made me think to ring her or message her to say hi. The lyrics had no other relevance as its about someone overdosing.

I'd moved away and hadn't seen my friend for 4-5 years.

She passed away earlier this year in tragic circumstances as a victim of domestic abuse. She fell to her death, whilst 6 months pregnant, leaving 2 children behind. I listened to the song a couple of days after receiving the awful news as it was something that was always a mental prompt for me.

The line "When I fall, no one catch me..." gives me the shivers and makes me cry for obvious reasons.

A bit personal, I know, sorry if this brings the tone down.

The Littlest Homo theme tune. :( I just want to take him home.

And Wreck it ralph when he recites his "I am bad. And that's good" mantra while saving the day for the princess by punching the mentos into the diet coke lake.
Surreal and ethereal.

I could only get through half of this thread and ended up a sobbing wreck.

My main ones are Christmas carols by our Town Band. Reduce me to floods of tears instantly.

Any occasion whereby I have to set foot in a church. Weddings, christenings, funerals, Christmas fair etc. I sobbed and sobbed at ds' christening but could not tell you why.

Any soppy film. Mama Mia makes me cry due to it being THE film during a particularly difficult time.

Childrens birthday parties also give me the winge, the blowing out candles thing always makes my eyes leak.

Littlest Homo

Lots of music moves me to tears.
The first time ever I saw your face - because my lovely amazing husband played this to me when we remet after separating 15 years earlier and I couldn't believe he loved me this much and always had.

Dumbo swinging on his mother's trunk ruined a Christmas day for me. Actually, as a child, or adult too, pretty much any sad bit in any of those (incredibly manipulative) Disney films made me weep and sob.

The lovely theme music to a 1960s version of Robinson Crusoe always makes me cry.

Schindlers List - the red coat
The Pianist - that poor elderly man being suddenly pushed out of an upper window.
Death of Jack in Titanic - I cry easily it seems

Lots of films that deal with miscarriages of justice like To Kill a Mockingbird, or 12 years a slave. I cry with pity for the wrongs done to people.

Scottish ballads of my childhood. And Scotland the Brave: I'm an expat and therefore very sentimental about my home country.

I am the proud owner of a large stockpile of large cotton hankies.....

That's what happens when you try to type lying in your side I bed with one eye open. Hobo I meant

Also Eva Cassidy singing Time After Time. Beautiful.

Oh, and the song Witchita Lineman when Glenn Campbell sings 'and I need you more than want you, and I want you for all time' gets me every time. Sobbing wreck.

The Charlie Chaplin film 'The Kid' when the little boy gets taken away. Jesus Christ I howled and that was before I even had DS.

YY to Schindler's list especially when he breaks down crying at the end 'I could have got more'

Tough men or old men crying.

Pretty much anything my 2 year old does but mainly his recent habit of asking if mummy's happy.

Anything to do with the hillsborough disaster.

That documentary series 'bedlam' that was shown a while ago (and was brilliant) when the police and doctors turned up to section a lady and she resisted saying 'no go away I don't know you'

In the arms of the Angels..............Sara McLaughlin
Had it at DD's funeral

The 'Goodbye may seem forever, farewell is like the end, but in my heart a memory, and there you'll always be.' scene from Fox and the Hound.

I was thinking about the cat we lost a year ago when it came on and I broke down in tears. Poor DN was very shocked! I just looked it up on YouTube and it's got me crying again

The bit in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire where he brings Cedric's body back and Cedric's Dad shouts "That's my SON! My Boy! My BOY!"

Oh my god but that just kills me every time. It's his boy.

King Kong, when you see the light go out of his eyes and he falls. I can cry most of the way through that film, just waiting for that bit.

The first line of Peter Pan. All children, except one, grow up. It's not true and it breaks my heart

Susan Boyle's first audition for Britain's Got Talent. It's when she sings "life has killed the dream I had" and I can't help it.

"Daddy, my Daddy" as everyone else seems to have said.

Whenever anybody, anywhere sings Hushabye Mountain, O Holy Night or Impossible Dream. Or Amazing Grace.

E.T.

The outsiders

charlottes web

love story

kramer vs kramer

champ

The children's book Kensuke's Kingdom, where Kensuke decides not to go with Michael. I've read it with 3 different classes. Sobbed each time in front of them and the kids never understand why it's so sad.

The 'daddy my daddy' bit
The end of Its a Wonderful Life where they all show up with money
The end of The Champ
& rather bizarrely
Do you want to build a snowman where a wee sad Ana says 'ok bye' when Elsa tells her to go away

i was always soft but im ridiculous since the dc were born.the list of songs is too long. Dh says im not to evervwatch the harry potter movie where dob by dies. ffs i cry if i see strangers saying goodbye at the airport

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This. Every time.

I cried in the car earlier as Caller 25 won a ticket and backstage pass to see Demi Levato. She was so happy and I have no shame.

I absolutely blubbed my heart out at Nannas speech in the Royle family - reminded me of my Gran