In hate these 'all time favourite' programmes, but who's watching the 'top tearjerkers ATM

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now that was a long title

anyone watching this?

I saw Sophie's Choice pre-kids and post-kids. Bad enough before, pretty much unbearable after.

Might have to assume the crash brace position when it comes on.

see theres tooo much potential for sobbing wtching this tongiht !! Sopihies choice couldnt bare it, I have a way over the top reaction inside to horrific things.

oohh no not the cold feet bit , had fullblown panic attack watching that the 1st time.

DH has also turned over know and is watching Ocean Eleven.

Oh noooo! Baby of mine! I cried and cried and CRIED when the Inferiorettes were watching Dumbo, much to their bemusement.

That Dumbo scene is very affecting, I agree. I haven't watched it for ages but reckon I'd still remember all the words to 'elephants on parade'! The number of mothers who die in Disney films is incredible. I haven't even seen Bambi but know I will cry if I ever do!

Rachel died in a car crash at the end. I cried buckets.

is dumbo really that sad? ive never watched it, what happens?

im crying at everything on this programme, the bit about mary in passion of the christ started me off and i havn't stopped since.

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She rocks him in her trunk, swaying gently. To someone as fond of elephants as me that would jerk tears even before producing the Inferiorettes.

I mean he sways gently, not her. Cradled in this swing-like trunk. Unless I am hallucinating, which is not impossible.

It's absolutely heart-rending.

I know MI AND it's through bars

Don't know if I can do another 2 and a half hours...

And then the next morning she is driven away.

Not watching the programme moo, what are they on now?

shadow lands thought Anthony H could have cried better than that, the little man was better IMO

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omg ks, thats it, im gone. does she die or does he get back to her? (please tell me its a happy ending)

Dumbo was the first film I ever saw at the cinema. The seat kept closing up on me every time my Mum took her hand off it to light a cigarette. Ah, those were the days...smoking in cinemas and in the presence of small children.

Up to 60? An Affair to Remember was the last one.