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Big Daddy - the adam sandler movie :/ - was missing Dad who was in another town :dontknow:
Awww...:icflove: Sholay is a good call, Veerus death is always a tearjerker.. Like I say this may not necessarily be crying as such, but coming close to shedding a tear. feeling it sting your eye...you can admit it here... I dont remember the child dying in Crash or Colin Firth in Love Actually.. :hmmm:
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I dont remember the child dying in Crash or Colin Firth in Love Actually.. :hmmm:
yes.actually the child had a narrow escape as the ammunition used by the persian shopkeeper were blanks...
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Mr.India' date=' when that small girl dies due to the bomb placed in a soft toy.[/quote'] :hatsoff:
Depends on the miovie ( actual scene) This did...Kishore Kumar's song & Amitabh's acting
:nervous::nervous::nervous: daarugkhoor big b
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Casablanca[\quote] in the scene when lazlo urges frenchmen to respond to the german officer's "deutschland uber alles" with "la marseillaise",the frenchmen inthe set were really in tears off the screen because at that time they were still under nazi occupation.
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Big Daddy - the adam sandler movie :/ - was missing Dad who was in another town :dontknow: Crash - can't bear children dying There have been some more, can't recall. Oh, and Grave of the Fireflies is widely regarded as the ultimate tearjerker. I may watch it soon :nervous:
watching it today :bow: will reply to u in due time
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isn't there a better film to cry??? that film was hardcore masala.
Not when you're watching it as a 10 year old! hehe (Or a young kid anyway, as I think most of us were when we watched it)
yes.actually the child had a narrow escape as the ammunition used by the persian shopkeeper were blanks...
O yeah RDB is a good call, well that Lukka Chuppi song anyway. The 'Maa' song in Taare Zameen Par bring a lump tp the throat too
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Awww...:icflove: Sholay is a good call, Veerus death is always a tearjerker.. Like I say this may not necessarily be crying as such, but coming close to shedding a tear. feeling it sting your eye...you can admit it here... I dont remember the child dying in Crash or Colin Firth in Love Actually.. :hmmm:
ya, thankfully it is a chamak by the director. i was so happy to find out the little girl was ok :yay:
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Definitely, TZP. I think the 'crying' is usually because we relate it to something that happened in your life,. Helplessness (like that of mothers', little kids') does affect us personally. Somehow there was no such connection with 'Slumdog' as it does with Bollywood movies like TZP. May be the 'english' doesn't affect you much as your native language.

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