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"An affair to Remember" with Deborah Kerr and Cary Grant made me weep. It has been a long time since I've seen it but even now my eyes fill with tears.
Yeah. so good. when he sees the wheelchair, I start. sobbing I named my little Nikkie kitty, who is now at the bridge, after"An affair to Remember" with Deborah Kerr and Cary Grant made me weep. It has been a long time since I've seen it but even now my eyes fill with tears.
Same here. Also goes for books.The only movies that make me cry are when an animal dies. I won't watch a movie if I know there will be a death of an animal. That also goes for TV shows.
Oh yeah, hard to watch.'The Elephant Man' with John Hurt. 'I am not an animal...'
I couldn't even watch the movie knowing it was a true storyHachi, A Dog's Tale (2009 movie) of Richard Gere. I cried buckets and buckets from this movie. It broke my heart to see this dog waiting for years for his owner and best friend at the train station. This is my favorite true story so far revolving about a dog.
I never wish to watch that movie ever again. Too depressing.I couldn't even watch the movie knowing it was a true story
I don't watch wildlife documentaries any more either. I don't understand why they have to show all that on TV.'The Elephant Man' with John Hurt. 'I am not an animal...'
And as others have said, anything where animals die. (Can't watch wildlife documentaries any more either).
Is this the one with Bette Midler? I cried also watching this movie. Goodness!Beaches is another one for me.
Oh yes! I read that book.The 60s film Charlie, starring Cliff Roberson, was the film version of the book, Flowers for Algernon. Cliff payed a man
who was very mentally challenged, maybe the mind of an 8 year old. Some docs had come up with a way to improve
a person's intelligence and they tried it out on Charlie.He became a genius and had a relationship with one of the docs
played by Claire Bloom.The procedure didn't last and the last 20 minutes of the film I was sobbing with a few of my g.f.s.
I will not watch it again even though it's wonderful. I think Cliff may have received an Oscar but I'm not certain.
Oh yeah, that movie was sooo good and sad as well. Loved the weddingOh yes! I read that book.
Old movie from 1946, "The Best Years of Our Lives." About WWII vets returning home.