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?

Oh and City of Angels. Weepfest!

Oh, and 'Two little boys' the bit 'Do you think I would leave you dying...' And I'm off

passthemerlot so sorry

Yes bridge over terrabithya saw that at the cinema with dds and it was so unexpected we all blubbed.

Pass I am so very sorry. Our dd survived a fatal crash with serious injuries so we are lucky. So dreadfully sorry if this thread is too upsetting.

War Horse. Sheesh. I am crying just typing it. Quite happy to die never having seen it.

Blub

Oh god, yes to Matthew dying in Anne of Green Gables, that's a killer every time!

The song in Toy Story 2 about Jessie's owner growing up and getting rid of her - 'When She Loved Me'. I have it on my iPod and I don't even need the visuals to well up, it's just so sad and beautifully sung.

The end of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (the book not film) when Reepicheep goes off in his coracle to see the edge of the world... Oh and the end of The Last Battle when the children are reunited with old friends.

The bit in The Neverending Story when Atreyu's horse sinks in the swamp - Artaaaaaaax!!

God, I'm a wimp

My girl when she comes down the stairs and sees her childhood friend in the coffin with no glasses on and asks him to play with her. I start crying from the moment the screen starts......

"to my brother, the richest man in town"

Bloody children's books.

Blueberry Girl, Peepo, The Baby's Catalogue, Ten Little Fingers and The Snail And The Whale are the main culprits I think.

wipes the existence of Goodbye Mog from memory

"All things Bright and Beautiful"

Played at the funeral of a beautiful 6 year old with stunning red hair.

No idea why, but not once have I ever heard My Way by Frank Sinatra without howling.

In my cot as a baby until now. Over 45 years of incontrollable tears.

Uncontrollable. Sorry! :)

yy to War Horse exitpursuedby -saw it at the theatre and was like a wrung out rag by the end of it.

Streets of London by Ralph Mctell. Every sodding time. Ive sobbed at it since I was a little girl. My Dad used to be a folk singer & he takes great pleasure in playing it on his guitar when I'm around!
Also the Littlest Hobo theme tune. I'm a wreck about 2 bars in.
There was a cartoon called The Little Convict from the early 80's, as a child I would watch it in tears, but I couldn't not watch it.
There are loads of films that set me off.
Sarah's Key
Schindlers List
Little Man Tate
Saving Mr Banks.
Since having Children I apparently get very emotional all of the time .

Ah yes, littlest hobo music

Butterfly kisses by Bob Carlise

Can't even think about it without dissolving

Yes toy story all those films are bloody tear jerkers.

The film "Overboard" when her rich husband comes back to get her and she remembers who she is. They drive off in a limo with all the little kids chasing it shouting "Mommy!"

Yes to "Slipping through my fingers."

Any theatrical performance - ballet, musical, the kids' school plays.

It's funny but the only film that has made me a sobbing wreak is Beaches - never again.

Also the bloody song from the same film was played at the funeral of my mum's close friend who died suddenly and expected far too young. I just about held it in as my poor mum sobbed quietly - thank god I took the day off work. Even now I cry as it is so hard to see your mum in that kind of pain.

Also Bring him home, sung by Colm Wilkinson or Alfie Boe & One Day More & Do you Hear The People Sing from Les Mis.
My friend's Dad died when we were in our early teens & the last verse of Do You Hear The People Sing was played at his funeral. Even my Dad got emotional.

Mine is the end of Watership Down when they play Bright Eyes…. I tear up just thinking about it.

Offenbach from 'life is beautiful', the end of 'Home Alone', 'My Girl....where are his glasses??'
Away in a manger and silent night remind me of my dad helping me practice for the carol service.
The Big Bang theory when Sheldon recalls how he asked Santa for his grandfather back

Also almost any rendition of Suo Gan!

When Marley dies in Marley and me.

Yes to every single baby in One born every minute.

Kate Bush and Peter Gabriels, 'Don't give up.'

Tears in Heaven - I had to ask the zumba teacher to switch it off at 'cool down'.

'He ain't heavy, he's my brother.'

Terms of Endearment, near the end, weep.

Champ!

Most Michael Morpurgo books!

The news. :(