WHY? Do we do it to ourselves

[Verinda]

I am horribly emotional and cry at loads of things on the telly, I avoid Marley and Me now, I've seen it several times and blubbed enough over it I love Love Actually and also cry over the airport scenes, I cried over It's a Wonderful Life last week and Beaches. I remember going to see Kramer v Kramer at the cinema deary me I blubbed buckets over that.

Isn't it supposed to be healthy to be able to cry at films? Because otherwise I'm doomed

[vixylix]

Up - I cried from 9 minutes in until the very end. And PS I love you

Funnily enough I was 'watching' marley and me whilst pottering around doing jobs. At the sad bit at the end I actually thought to myself if I was watching this properly I'd be crying my eyes out!

[WendyC]

Forgotten about "Up" that sets me off too.

[Lumpy]

War Horse = blubber, sob tears already and I only just typed it...

[Tripmeup]

the film Champ would be a strong contender too I would think...

[Tripmeup]

Funny story on that Marley and me film....

I was doing some work in the garden some years ago when I heard the neighbour's young daughter telling her friend who had called to play that the family "had watched a sad movie last night"....

"What was it?" her friend asked....
"It was called Marley and me" she answered and added, "it was so sad that the whole family was in snots and tears..."

the things kids say...