Tearjerkers

[Loy Toy]

I was with Dill in his kitchen today with his wife and daughter and Little Aye in the backgound..................

He asked me do I want a beer???????????

I said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Ukan Kizmiaz]

glenn campbell - he was talented

[Ukan Kizmiaz]

[Gipsy]

Patsy Cline. The Queen of tearjerkers. No idea if I'm following the right procedure to post a video but if it doesn't show up here just follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWCUh6tf7PA

[Gipsy]

A few more:

[bsnub]

Yep I knew someone would break the thread.

[Bettyboo]

I think this once got voted as one of the saddest songs of all time or maybe it was 'most depressing', same effect really I suppose:

Repeatedly played after the early flight back to Kiwiland (&, no, we played another tune... ).

&, who BROKE this thread???

[bsnub]

who BROKE this thread???

Pretty easy to figure out.

[panama hat]

My maternal grandfather was in the Legion (he was French, not a crim) and when senility made him retreat into melancholy of some time in his past my mother would play his old favourites and this was one of them.

I remember as a tiny kid seeing my mother crying, looking at her father becoming more and more of a stranger, so whenever I listen to this I get quite sad.

[Dillinger]

I was with Dill in his kitchen today with his wife and daughter and Little Aye in the backgound..................

He asked me do I want a beer???????????

I said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He just smiled and gave me a bit of his sandwich

Those Patsy Cline songs have took me right back to my mom's sunday hoovering sessions

[hallelujah]

I always listen to this at Christmas to remind myself of Christmas as a kid. Never fails.

[Looper]

I cried at the end of Brokeback Mountain when I first watched it in 2006 (at home, not in the cinema).

The following day I put this somewhat unsettling episode down to the full bottle of red wine I had consumed during the movie and attempted to bury all memory of the event deep in my psyche.

However I summoned up the courage to watch it a second time just recently and I was surprised to find, 13 years later, and only 2 glasses of sparkling white for the worse, that the ending still packs an unexpected emotional punch.

Kudos to Ang Lee. Masterful direction.

10/10

[hallelujah]

I cried at the end of Brokeback Mountain when I first watched it in 2006 (at home, not in the cinema).

The following day I put this somewhat unsettling episode down to the full bottle of red wine I had consumed during the movie and attempted to bury all memory of the event deep in my psyche.

10/10

It sounds like you've had a few things buried inside you in your time.

[Luigi]

Not crying, just testing if I can make the page have a 4th different colour scheme.

[Bogon]

I cried at the end of Brokeback Mountain when I first watched it in 2006 (at home, not in the cinema).

I hope you lit some candles, ran a hot bath and phoned some of your besties to cheer you up?

[Dillinger]

Why has this page gone black?

Its rather morbid

It sounds like you've had a few things buried inside you in your time

[kmart]

Scott Walker. Smooth bar-steward with a macho baritone. Sorta makes it 'noble' to squeeze out a solitary tear. When a favourite sports star pegs it, e.g.

[kmart]

[jabir]

I prefer cutting onions in an enclosed space myself.

chew gum, no tears

[misskit]

Patsy Cline. The Queen of tearjerkers.

Gipsy missed my favorite Patsy Cline tearjerker. Makes me want to howl when she sings, “You don’t love me, it’s plain.”

[harrybarracuda]

[Headworx]

Probably need to be a Blacklist (and Tom Keen's character) fan to think this was a tearjerker. The song just makes it more sad, great cinema though!. Can't find it on YT, only on Vimeo which won't link like YT does.

http://vimeo.com/257051396

[thaiguzzi]

To this day;
any Lassie the dog tv series
Flipper the dolphin,
Skippy the Bush kangaroo,
Daktari,
you get my drift - kiddie's tv shows with animals....

[thaiguzzi]

One of my fave songs, and certainly the bestest version;

[AntRobertson]

Probably need to be a Blacklist (and Tom Keen's character) fan to think this was a tearjerker. The song just makes it more sad, great cinema though!. Can't find it on YT, only on Vimeo which won't link like YT does.

http://vimeo.com/257051396

That sounds like the Disturbed version:



Even Simon and / or Garfunkel gave that the nod of approval.