To have blubbed like a baby throughout the entire performance of 'UP'?

[notnowbernard]

Go and see it, it's great

(And I want to know if there are any other wailers)

I am going on Monday, was already worried about being upset due to what I read in today's paper.

Should I take issues?!

It will leave you with issues

Seriously, though, take tissues

It's lovely

tissues

see, I am already affected

you're not deborah moggach are you by any chance?

Of course your not... I'm a blubber too

Shame on us!!

my eyes were a tiny bit leaky at certain parts, i have to say !

It was a lovely film my 4 year old daughter said "look it's grandad." Bless her.
I did feel a lump in my throught on several occasions I must say.
We will definatly be buying that one.

Deborah Moggach...?

DD1 also thought Carl looked like my Grandad

They all thought I was nuts though

why is it so sad?

she was saying how she blubbed her way through it on the radio tonight.

it was my 3 year old's first time to a cinema today to see it.
i was a bit tearful in places.
ds3, when asked if he would go again said yes he would see the next one, called "down".

just got back from taking DD to this, i was blubbing into her hair, she thought i was barking (she is 4) had one of those really painful lumps in my throat for ages as I was trying to hold it together. It was the bit with the photographs in the book that sent me over the edge

My company have rented the cinema for the kid's Xmas do next month! I should take plenty of hankies then?

I will have to watch it in French though.
Will the blubness survive the translation?

oh yes dh was a bit weepy, lol

definatly the 20th century Bambi. Lovely film. I had a few tears. Did everybody see it in 3D

Will definitely survive translation, the first bit I blubbed at was non-verbal (the montage of their lives together)

I am not Deborah though

Don't want to spoil it for those who haven't seenit yet, so won't list all the bits I wept through

the bit where she could not have a family had me

When he finally 'let go'...

That finished me off

The bit at the end with the badge made me well up.

I'm really looking forward to seeing it. And I see some of you have taken 3 and 4 year olds. My DD's 5. It's okay for younger children then?

Eeek. DD is 7y and gets really into any film she watches. Is she going to cope with this film? She asked to see it after the trailers, but not I am not sure.

Dd saw it today and she is normally very sensitive. She went for a friend's birthday and apparently found it a little scary/sad in places but was fine and loved the film.

She is just (last week) 8.

It was 3 D too which I would have been eek at if I had known.

It was 3 D too which I would have been eek at if I had known.

Have just been to see and cried like a fool in several places; esp. at the infertility scene A boy of about 9 or 10 started blubbing in his Dad's arms when the old man finally started reading the 'stuff I'm going to do' section of his wife's adventure book. But I could see he was enraptured by the whole thing.

It was a wonderful film