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Oh my gosh! There are too many to name! I'm such a baby when it come to death scenes and loves scenes! I cry all the time during movies! This why I do well with comedies!
1) Beaches~ cry the whole time
2) Steel Magnolias~ cry a lot of the movie
3) The Notebook~ cry most of the movie
Gosh, there are just too many to name on here and to show clips of!
Not really love or romance related, but this clip and song always gets me. It's an episode from Without A Trace, in which they try to find a young boy who ran away from home because he was being bullied at school and tried to kill himself.
The best flavour I can give you for this is the version co-stars Robert Young, Dorothy McGuire (no relation to the singer in the McGuire Sisters), and Herbert Marshall performed for radio's Lux Radio Theater on 3 September 1945.
Briefly: An embittered socialite (Young) disfigured in World War II who rejects his fiancee's reluctant acceptance upon his return home retreats to the New England hideaway where he planned his original honeymoon . . . and where, out of shattering loneliness, he meets and marries the plain, lonely, but empathetic caretaker (McGuire) of the cottage---a cottage believed to cast a spell upon honeymooners.
All I can say is that anyone who doesn't have tears by the time this one reaches its finish has no soul.
The best flavour I can give you for this is the version co-stars Robert Young, Dorothy McGuire (no relation to the singer in the McGuire Sisters), and Herbert Marshall performed for radio's Lux Radio Theater on 3 September 1945.
Briefly: An embittered socialite (Young) disfigured in World War II who rejects his fiancee's reluctant acceptance upon his return home retreats to the New England hideaway where he planned his original honeymoon . . . and where, out of shattering loneliness, he meets and marries the plain, lonely, but empathetic caretaker (McGuire) of the cottage---a cottage believed to cast a spell upon honeymooners.
All I can say is that anyone who doesn't have tears by the time this one reaches its finish has no soul.
Oh my gosh! There are too many to name! I'm such a baby when it come to death scenes and loves scenes! I cry all the time during movies! This why I do well with comedies!
1) Beaches~ cry the whole time
2) Steel Magnolias~ cry a lot of the movie
3) The Notebook~ cry most of the movie
Gosh, there are just too many to name on here and to show clips of!
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Excellent choice!
