Bring a mountain of tissues with you.
What makes you cry?
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Come on now, it was a shit movie, but not as shit as to make you cry.
That scene when Anne Hathaway talks about her love on one of the planets my god that was emotiomal
Watching a compilation of Scholes' passing.
Reading my bank account
Onions
Really?! I can't remember anything that emotional. Maybe when he sees his kids after millers planet I guess
You just don't understand love. such a terrible scene, my god.
Yeah, it was a beautiful moment. She's such an emotive actress.
She triggered strong emotions with that scene, to be fair.
No tears but I watched "Dallas Dinners Club" last night/this morning on a flight and it made me a little emotional. Sleep deprivation may well have played a role.
Also "Whores Glory" the documentary. Pretty much the entire section on Bangladesh really got to me when I watched it last week.
Also "Whores Glory" the documentary. Pretty much the entire section on Bangladesh really got to me when I watched it last week.
Most of you are emotionless beings if you didn't think Interstellar was an emotional movie.
The on screen father/daughter relationship between McConaughey and Foy was really believable so made it pretty emotional for me when he
The 'eject' scene with Hathaway near the end also got me. As well as the scene where Coop is
All really powerful, emotional scenes.
The on screen father/daughter relationship between McConaughey and Foy was really believable so made it pretty emotional for me when he
left her
The 'eject' scene with Hathaway near the end also got me. As well as the scene where Coop is
Watching the video log after the 23 year trip to Miller
All really powerful, emotional scenes.
Is this a prequel that I don't know about?
My bad. Dallas Buyers Club
I did mention sleep deprivation which is still ongoing.
The scene where he sees his daughter all grown up through footage was pretty emotional.
Yeah I thought soMy bad. Dallas Buyers Club
I did mention sleep deprivation which is still ongoing.
Good movie.
What about the scene I mentioned?
Yeah sorry, Anne's love monologue was great IMO. It didn't make me cry but the way she delivered it was what made it powerful and she nailed it for me, she was just so earnest in her deliver and thats what made it work. For me anyway...
Is your location.. no really.. Is it?
There's this anime called Wolf's Rain which is just ridiculously sad and melancholy.