A worth watching tear jerker (scene, screen, Dallas)

[golfgod]

I was scrolling along the "free on demand" list from Comcast and noticed that "Fluke" is on. I saw this in its original release and it's a great movie. You may want to pre-screen if for your smaller kids, but it's a great movie about love, redemption and realizing that sometimes the a**hole in our lives is US.

I'll probably re-watch it when I get some spare time.

golfgod

[aardvarks]

You probably saw "the pursuit of happiness", but for those who haven't, excellent movie, and yes it's a tear jerker.

[MystMoonstruck]

Among my favorite tearjerkers are:
Camelot
Stella Dallas
On Golden Pond
Brian's Song (original)
Romeo and Juliet (1968)
E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial
Little Big Man (the massacre)
Sweet November (original with Sandy Dennis)
The King and I (end scene, especially when the little girl reads the letter)

I actually don't cry over movies very often, especially not over the usual stuff. I was taken to "Love Story" on a date. HE cried, but I didn't. Oh well...