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I don't think I've cried so much since Lassie

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  • aliasojo
    aliasojo Posts: 23,053 Forumite
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    Northern_Princess wrote: »
    8 Below is a lovely film but not without tears and has a lovely ending :)

    Ok, I'll put that on my watch list then. :D

    I'm not sure I could handle more dog deaths and sad endings :(
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  • Faith177
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    OMG Hachi had me in floods OH warned me too lol

    Any animal films get me I'm such a wimp. Animal books too I read Marley & Me about 2 years before the film came out read it in 1 night and cried for most of it
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  • marisco_2
    marisco_2 Posts: 4,261 Forumite
    My parents gave up taking me to the cinema to see films with animals in after I cried my eyes out during Bambi, Watership Down and 101 Dalmations. I bawled through ET, and he was neither man nor beast, so cute though.

    Lassie use to make me cry as did The Incredible Journey. I also couldn't watch Tom and Jerry. Would cry my eyes out when Tom got hurt or changed shape!

    Marley and Me I am yet to see without a pack of tissues to hand. As for Warhorse, oh dear what a wash out that was, whole box of Kleenex required for that film.
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  • jackieb
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    I took my Mum, daughter and son to see Hachi when it came out in the cinema. What a waste of money - everyone was bored. The film was dark, the music was depressing and it mostly consisted of a dog walking to and from a train station!
  • aliasojo
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    marisco wrote: »
    M I also couldn't watch Tom and Jerry. Would cry my eyes out when Tom got hurt or changed shape!

    You win. :rotfl:
    jackieb wrote: »
    I took my Mum, daughter and son to see Hachi when it came out in the cinema. What a waste of money - everyone was bored. The film was dark, the music was depressing and it mostly consisted of a dog walking to and from a train station!

    Get out of here you hard hearted witch. Begone with you. :D
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  • Igottawii!!
    Igottawii!! Posts: 350 Forumite
    If you are planning to watch it I won't answer that ;)
  • aliasojo
    aliasojo Posts: 23,053 Forumite
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    Igottawii!! wrote: »
    If you are planning to watch it I won't answer that ;)

    Too late...someone already did. :D
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  • netti
    netti Posts: 56 Forumite
    Even as a horse lover I didn't cry at Warhorse, just didn't connect with the characters somehow.
    The one I remember was called Escape from the Dark about pit ponies...never seen it since and not sure I want to...
  • jackieb
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    marisco wrote: »
    As for Warhorse, oh dear what a wash out that was, whole box of Kleenex required for that film.

    I have to admit Warhorse got me.

    Am I forgiven? :p
  • aliasojo
    aliasojo Posts: 23,053 Forumite
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    jackieb wrote: »
    I have to admit Warhorse got me.

    Am I forgiven? :p

    Did you shed a tear?

    If so you can stay. :D
    Herman - MP for all! :)
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