The movie Up. Ugly cry every time. Multiple times during the movie. I once watched it (knowing my reaction) on an airplane. Totally embarrassing.
I also read the article today about testimony in the boston bombing case by the dad who lost one of his children and the other was severely injured. It's heartbreaking.
The movie Up. Ugly cry every time. Multiple times during the movie. I once watched it (knowing my reaction) on an airplane. Totally embarrassing.
I also read the article today about testimony in the boston bombing case by the dad who lost one of his children and the other was severely injured. It's heartbreaking.
I saw a segment on the news about that testimony and it was too much for me. I was overwhelmed by the idea of having two children in the tragedy and having to decide which one to help.
Parenthood. I'm finally watching the last season, and I've cried every night for a week.
The thing at Christmas Eve church service a lot of churches do, where you start with the Christ candle in a dark sanctuary and slowly light all the little handheld candles while everyone sings silent night? Tears, every time.
Lately our local children's hospital has been airing a radio ad for their success rate with premature births. They walk through this whole dramatic speech about how "one day, he'll call you Mom. One day he'll hold your hand. But not until he no longer fits in the palm of your hand. Right now he's in the fight of his life...a fight he wasn't ready for..." I can't handle it.
The movie Wall-E. I don't know what it is about that stupid movie but I bawled in the theater like a baby to the point DH was like "you're scaring the little kids in the theater, I think you need to take a minute and go to the bathroom."
The moment in One Born Every Minute or Midwives where the baby finally comes out and they meet it for the first time. It just always makes me think of that moment with my own kid and how wonderful it was to finally have him out in my arms
Post by loreleigilmore on Mar 7, 2015 7:09:54 GMT -5
The song "I was there to hear your borning cry". It was played at my dear pastor's funeral which occurred when I was 3 m pregnant with my first child. Plus our new church uses it for our baptism song. I cry every single time. Ugh.
The moment in One Born Every Minute or Midwives where the baby finally comes out and they meet it for the first time. It just always makes me think of that moment with my own kid and how wonderful it was to finally have him out in my arms
And the Shawshank Redemption!
Is one born every minute still on? I loved that show.
Post by hilwithonelary on Mar 7, 2015 8:39:18 GMT -5
This thread made me tear up more than once.
The scene in Kung Fu Panda 2 where we see Po's parents save him from the peacock/wolves. I cry every time his mom puts him in that crate and sacrifices herself for him.
Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA." They played it at the funeral of a high school classmate who died in Iraq. I can't listen without bursting into tears now. Ugh. I can see his grandpa walking up to salute his casket just thinking about it. And now I'm full on crying.
Post by turtletop90 on Mar 7, 2015 10:54:52 GMT -5
I'm not a Disney fanatic or anything, but the theme song that plays before the movies (that shows the castle) makes me emotional for some reason. It's so weird. I think it reminds me of being a kid or something.
ETA: I don't full on cry though. lol. Just feelings.
Post by catsarecute on Mar 7, 2015 13:39:32 GMT -5
The Google ad where the dad and daughter are video chatting while she is at college and they say how much they wish her mom would have been there. TEARS.
The Google ad where the dad and daughter are video chatting while she is at college and they say how much they wish her mom would have been there. TEARS.
OMG yes!! I forgot about that one. @this request for link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1sT7QV8nfU Get some tissues. I jut cried watching it finding the link.
Also, apparently I cannot even talk about Up without crying. I tried to tell DH about this and have cried every time. He's making fun of me.
That AT&T commercial with the lost dog, Sarah, that the little girl tries to find. Seriously makes me ugly cry. Even just writing this. www.youtube.com/watch?v=x73qF3AvLT8
Patriotic/religious things, even though I'm not particularly patriotic and I'm an atheist.
ASPCA commercials.
A commercial from Australia about gay marriage equality. I'm fine until they show the mom dying and then it's all downhill from there until I'm a blubbering mess. www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TBd-UCwVAY
The first and last are the only two on the list that #zoloft won't touch. I guess I'm not dead afterall.