- TorNorth
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Re: next?
Here's an 8 minute weepie. A live video of a baby found alive and unharmed under a rubble (from a bomb or earthquake? IDK) My wife shed a single tear when watching this:
Ugly crying is pretty crying
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inmyarms, Love Story is a film that came out back around 1970. Had Ryan O'Neal and Ali McGraw, if I remember right. Two young people fall in love and get married, only the girl comes down with lukemia. Put several handkerchiefs where you can get them easily, because this flick is a tear-jerker and the son of a tear-jerker. Also you might want to check out Thelma and Louise, and one called the Green Mile. Let us know if you watched these movies and did any good with them.
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sounds a little like a walk to remember
Tears are the last gift of true love.
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Try watching the Korean drama "Autumn In My Heart" (or Endless Love), which is a classic.
One of the best Korean tragic love story without going too overboard plot-wise & crying-wise. The more recent dramas have copied this classic & went too overboard with the plot & crying, I got turned off instead.
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does it have english subtitles?
i remember the japanese 1 litre of tears was breathtakingling done.
Tears are the last gift of true love.
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