Lovely, lovely films full of loveliness

[JeffsanArsehole]

I'm watching 'Sense and Sensibility'. It's so lovely. Emma Thompson and Hugh Grant being 'proper' and very intelligent.

Harold and Maude

Roman holiday

Oh yes, My Life as a Dog!

Babette's Feast

Its a wonderful life, serendipity, brief encounter, love a bit of romance to make me feel good

Shawshank

Steel magnolias
3men and a baby
Love actually
Sex in the city 1&2

These are my cheery up films!

Oh and Wall:E!!

Roman Holiday

The Truth about Cats and Dogs.
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Calamity Jane

Oh yes, Babette's Feast is gorgeous.

Groundhog Day.

Gigi
The Philadelphia Story

YY to Sense & Sensibility. Emma Thompson is the best onscreen crier ever. Proper snivelling with gulping

Also 84 Charing Cross Road. The book is gorgeous.

I also love Big Night, the Glenn Miller Story and a lovely French film called Le Grand Chemin.

Juliet Stevenson in Truly Madly Deeply does fantastic snotty crying.

Agree that S&S is lovely, but ET should never have been cast as Elinor Dashwood - far, far too old.

Yes to Miss Pettigrew apart from Shirley H's ridiculous voice, which makes me want to scream.

Breakfast at Tiffany's
The Keira Knightley Pride and Prejudice
Moonrise Kingdom
Juno

I really want to see 84 Charing Cross Road - the book is just gorgeous.

Local Hero 'there'll be 2 g's in Bu**er Off'.

I love

Legally blonde
Mama Mia
Grease
Some like it hot
Muriel's wedding

And recently:

Chef, great little film with Jon Favreau
Enough Said, with James Gandolfini
Sideways

The Railway Children, original version with Jenny Agutter as Bobbie.

niminy, agreed, but the very best thing in that is George the pest-control man telling Nina he talks to his wife every day. 'And death shall have no dominion. We know that, don't we, me and you?'

I adore that film.

Got to agree that About Time is my new favourite film..

OnlyLovers my eyes fill up just thinking about it.

Also, now we are talking of crying, Jenny Agutter running through the steam shouting 'my daddy, my daddy'

Oh God, niminy. Are we the same person? If not, then we are certainly film-watching soulmates. You should come round mine for a good blub at TMD and The Railway Children some time

And Brief Encounter. That makes me blart too. Oh, and Cabaret. And Dead Poets Society when they all get on the desks and say 'O Captain, my captain.'

Brief Encounter, 'I can't go on living like this'

Just been having a bit of a blub over this

A blub-fest sounds fab!

Dead poets society
Driving miss Daisy
Big
Gone with the wind

I love these

Calamity Jane