I just cried at a TV programme

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Bloody Emmerdale, that's all I'm saying. And yes, I know it's not real life

"My Daddy!" in the railway children is a destroyer!! I actually cried harder at the remake, too, even though it's nowhere near as good; Michael Kitchen looks far more like my father.

Also in the film of the last months of Anne Frank, when she's ripped out of her dads (a very good Ben Kingsley) arms at the station on arrival Auschwitz, screaming for him. It's horrific in itself but you know she's going to die - and that he survives but she thinks he's dead, which really affected her will to live, I believe. So it's even more upsetting.

I cringe at that, though, DSHathaway.

I cringe at that, though, DSHathaway

Me too. Always did even as a girl.

I have a much older father- I think it tapped into an early awareness that he could -and probably will- die before a lot of my friends fathers. The other film on the same theme that always gets me is A Little Princess.

Oh I love the little princess, I have tried to convince DD to watch it.
I love the original Annie when I was kid, I use to imagine I was an orphan, I constantly questioned if I was adopted, I am the only blonde with brown eyes, I hope I'd a rich family somewhere.
Didn't happen though.

I cried when DD1 bought home The Flour Babies and The Menyms , l read them of course .

I cry at the end of almost every children's film. Most recently - coco, storks & moana. Basically if someone loses or reunites with family and there's a bit of music in the background - I'll cry!

@BethanyGilbert

I cried at every episode of This Is Us, mainly because I knew Jacks death was coming. Broke my heart 😢

This is Us makes you want to cry throughout. Loved it!
Cried when I watched Ricky Gervais, Afterlife aswell. Although with that you are crying one minute then laughing the next.
Film wise, Seven Pounds gets me every time

Happy Prince...it bloody does me in every single time. It was on Radio 4 one Christmas and I was howling in the kitchen.
Its bringing a lump now just thinking a out it.

And now I'm fucking crying.. cheers all. This is like walking into a wall of crying material

I’m a massive crier - most films, happy or sad.

I sing Baby Mine from Dumbo to my youngest and sob every time.

Cry at about 80% of adverts.

Surprisingly, quite good at holding it together in a serious situation where I’m needed to though!

Just cried at game of thrones too - it’s been a very long and tiring day. My 18 year old just made me cry again, saying, ‘chin up mum - it’s not real...real life is much worse’. Bit gloomy for a Wednesday night, I thought, but then he’s doing his a levels.

Reading Private Peaceful and (back in the day) Of Mice and Men to a class made me struggle to hold it together...

Call the midwife , every ruddy week

ER too many times to remember ( ❤️ Dr Pratt ❤️)

Les Miserables in the theatre , from I dreamed a dream ( about 10 minutes in , ran out of tissues and had to use my scarf )

Children in need , the little girl with cancer who loved Disney songs , and had a singing teacher come and sing with her

And there’s more ...

DIY SOS gets me every time. I watch it in private now.

Forgot about Les Mis in the theatre - I cried throughout and for about half an hour afterwards. Big heaving sobs through the streets of London, not one person looked at me strangely.

Back home up North my eyes watered slightly with hay fever and 3 people asked if I was ok on the 10 min school run

Also cried watching a mattress advert when I was tired

I dissolved into a snotty, sniveling mess watching the last ever Big Bang Theory with DH just now. It was sooo flipping lovely. I’m gonna miss those guys. Waaaah!

The Railway Children film ... where 'Bobbie' sees her father appearing through the smoke and steam clouds - time stands still.
Final episode of Fleabag.
A million miles apart in every way and just two examples.

Marley and Me. I don't even LIKE dogs FFS. Absolutely sobbed my heart out - so much that I forwent the tissues and grabbed a towel.

Since having DS I cry at most things. Character in a soap dies and I am in floods - semi-sad advert I cry.

Toy story three - I proper cried. DS was a bit mummy why are you crying?