General Chat

Born Free and Ring of Bright Water get me every time.

Mau I have fond memories of Meet me in St Louis. My big sister took me to see it.

My all time favourite one to (nearly shed a tear - I don't often) is From Here to Eternity when Pruett ie Montgomery Clift plays the last post for his friend Frank Sinatra.

Vera

{ But actually it just wouldn't be right if it was dubbed over }

.....like wot Prickles said :-D <3

Dear All

Hello


Here a few tear-jerkers:

"Christmas Holiday", made in 1944 with Deanna Durbin and Gene Kelly.
Both were cast against type in this adaption of Somerset Maugham's book.


"Robin and Marian" with Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn....the end scene.
Plenty of tissues needed.


"Penny Serenade" with Cary Grant and Irene Dunne.


Take gentle care all
Best wishes
EOS
xx

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*puzzled....it wouldn't be the same without what, Mau? :-D <3

Nod, nod.......wink, wink.......know what you mean Mau.

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lolol PH.....i'll not watch film till it comes throught the post :-D

and I don't mind subtitles if the story is good,there's been lots of times we've also said it wouldn't be the same without....if you know what I mean? :-)

Doubt it Prickles :-D

Audrey was so beautiful, wasn't she :-)

I always cry at the end of Breakfast At Tiffany's, when she throws the cat out of the taxi, then franticaly tries to find it again. When the little soaking soul reappears, I just can't help myself!

Cat! Cat! ......gulp.

I'm a bit worried now that Mau is going to come back and say...........

"Prickles........that was a load of bleddy rubbish"!!

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I remember that one Mersey, smashing film. :-)

Boys Town is my absolute favourite starring Spencer Tracey and a very Young Mickey Rooney......The first time I watched it was with Nan and Grandad.....makes me blub everytime.........There is a character in the film called PeeWee (Adorable)....

Looks good Prickles, as OH would say a chick flick :-)

Here you go Emms.........

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2-GX0Tltgw

This truly is one of the greatest movies ever made. A masterpiece of cinema? that hit's you emotionally, bring's nostalgia and most of all show's you how beautiful life can be.

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!


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Awwwww Prickles sounds lovely :-)

Mau i so hope you enjoy it. I've got the Directors Cut.

When i found it was an Italian film with sub titles.......i thought oh, i don't think i can be bothered with that. But actually it just wouldn't be right if it was dubbed over.

It is a brilliant film and the music alone is quite stunning.

I fall in love every time i watch it!! :-D

3 times actually.

Firstly with the young boy who is wonderful.....and then the gawgiss teenager.......and then by the end of the film, when the teenager is now a man in his 40's, i am sobbing me widdle heart out screaming..............marry me!!!

I will be interested to know what you think of it.

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BC was going for it I heard her :-D

Barbs that's another one I've seen I don't know how many times :-)

Sorry I took so long in answering but DIL on the phone :-)

How about Seven Brides For Seven Brothers??

Loved the dancing as well as the songs.

I wanted to marry Howard Keel but he turned me down :-( :-(

Carousel is my OH's favourite Ann and I swear I see him 'filling up' when 'Soliloquy' is sung :-( :-D

I heard ya singing Emma...wonder if BC was too? :-D