To ask the last thing you watched that made you cry?

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So normally I’m a bit heartless and not one to cry at programmes at all, but I was flicking through Disney+ today and ended up watching The Rescue. Amazing programme and of course here I am bloody bawling about it at the end.

What did you last watch that made you cry?

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A very brief YouTube clip this morning that my students will be looking at this week as part of a wider project.
Nicholas Winston on That's Life.
I've seen the clip hundreds of times and cry like a baby each time.
Humans can sometimes be pretty amazing.

*Winton.
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I watched a thing on the bbc about portraits Prince Charles commissioned of about 5 holocaust survivors. I cried seeing their reactions to their portraits. Amazing people who held on to no hate considering what they had been through.

The Alpinist. Watched it last night.

Watching a clip of the sarah everard vigil. Makes me cry every time I think of her and the point she realised he wasn't helping her but kidnapping her. The moment of sheer panic she would have had .....

Aboit 2 hours ago watching Rafa Nadal win the Australian open

A Nicholas Cage film, called Pig.

V. sad, won't be watching it twice

The end of the third series of Afterlife.

Afterlife.

End of season 3 of Britannia.

Spiderman, No Way Home!
I was trying not to cry so my kids didn't laugh at me but it made my chest ache.

It's a sin made me ugly cry.

We just watched Mass (a film with just 2 couples in a room - I won't spoil the plot)

We both cried

Takes a lot to make me cry. End of Four Lives did it for me!

I watched the alpinist too. What an amazing climber. It was so sad

I pretty much cry at everything especially if children or animals related !

The Hillsborough drama Anne. The first episode especially was so sad & very very realistic.
Marine Peake's acting is fantastic but the fact that this is just one of 96 tragic true stories was very sad.
So glad this drama was made as it shouldn't be forgotten.

The film Shadowlands, about C S Lewis's relationship with his wife.

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It's a sin made me ugly cry.

Oh, me too!!!

Watched something last night on Sky Arts about the impact of Hurricane Katrina on New Orleans. Horrifying and so tragic.

Watched season 17 of Greys Anatomy and season 4 of the spin off Station 19 and cried repeatedly at both, when I’m not normally a crier at tv or films. They’re the seasons that cover the first part of the covid pandemic and Black Lives Matter and are difficult watching but well done

Ghostbusters Afterlife.

Another vote for the end of the last episode of After Life. As a widow I can so relate to this and it’s so well written and says things about grieving that I don’t think have been put in a tv series before - comedy or drama.

Anne. The programme about hilsborough and the families.

Friday's episode of Death in Paradise, at the end. It was the combination of events and music that did it.