Christ, loads. I'm an emotional
bleeping wreck. A hard faced
witch on the surface but a hopeless romantic underneath.
The first season of The Affair is so beautiful, with lots of emotional scenes as it's actually really about grief, but Ruth Wilson in the doctor's office in episode nine absolutely floored me and still does every time I watch it. I'm sure that scene single handedly won her the Golden Globe. Just don't watch beyond the first season as it turned into a complete
tit show.
The one with the prom video in Friends always makes me cry. Always.
Fleabag. It's a running through an airport kind of love.
There are several episodes of Quantum Leap that make me cry particularly anything with Sam leaping home and the trilogy. I was very invested in that show
I burst out crying at the end of the last series of Race Across The World a couple of weeks ago and made a right
twit of myself in front of the other half
I hate crying in front of people. But it was SO close and so tense and I actually didn't mind who won as I liked them all (whereas I really didn't like the couple who won last year) It was really emotional and it just felt like sheer relief. Then when the winners said what they were doing with the money just about finished me off!
Aiden's suicide in Coronation Street was very close to home at the time and I felt like my heart had been shattered into a million pieces by the end of the week. It came up in my Facebook memories a couple of weeks ago so I rewatched all his last scenes again.
Chernobyl. The final credits had me sobbing in front of the other half and I didn't even try to hide it. We binged it so it was all very intense and emotional and those final credits are just sobering.
There are loads more.
I don't really watch a lot of films and tend to watch the same ones over and over again so I don't have to commit two hours of my life to something and then be disappointed.
I cry at lots of them but Lost in Translation has a very special place in my heart. I watched it one Sunday afternoon, about twelve years ago, when I was on my own, and it just really touched me. I was intrigued by it and I thought about it for days afterwards. I think it just caught me at the right time. As a result, I didn't watch it again because I was scared I wouldn't feel the same way about it. Anyway, about two years ago, I decided to watch it again and I genuinely loved it. I love the final scene where you can't actually hear what they say to each other but you really want to know. I just cried and cried and watched it every day for about a week. I need to see it again soon. But I can totally see why some people say it's a load of old shite because nothing really happens!
And I always cry at the end of Uncle Buck
Like I said, emotional
bleeping wreck!
