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I laughed and cried out loud.
If it wasn't for the appearance of Jan Decleir -Who is like the only classically trained Actor the Benelux has- I actually would have risen from my seat during the screening, and cried: What am I doin' here!
I cried and cried when he episodes of him dying were on.
The only thing I have to say is that it is so SAD that Chris Penn Died who played Willerd in the movie when I found that out I almost cried because he was found some were in Hollywood and it was i heart attack and he did gained a lot of weight since the movie footloose it you got to his name on this site you will get all the info about his death.
I must say that from the moment I saw the bear I cried with laughter.
Then I watched it again and I cried more than I have ever cried in my life.
I laughed and almost cried about this movie.
But, this is one of my favorite shows of all time, and I cried when they showed the last episode.
I cried because this creation is one of those that truly touch you, and take you to a fantasy realm that can only be experienced in imagination.
My girlfriend cried a couple of times, she got wrapped up in the love story.
I saw this movie as a young child and I cried, but I love that movie.
At has been a long time since I cried....
And I cried when I heard he had passed away--long live Doug on the screen!
Caught the world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival and the entire theater laughed until they cried.
I watched this with some friends and we cried our eyes out laughing.
i cried 3 times throughout the film.
My favorite moments in the movie is when the two Luis and Julia are arguing in the hotel and Luis goes into a rage telling julia how much he loves her and the last few scenes in the movie when Julia poisons Luis' coffee and Luis practically pours his heart out before willingly drinking the poison telling Julia he loves all of her good and bad inspite of all the hell she put him through(I even cried a little.
The bear was laughable, no, that's not true, I cried it was that bad.
This is unrespectable show... Muslims aren't like this They live in SAND houses!!!!!!!!!! how dumb, come on people... i can't see this is a funny show at all, i even watched a million little fibers episode and it was not funny at all... they didn't respect Oprah's character and they made fun of her, i just wonder why we laugh to something while other's cry when they watch it... u know y i cried simply because media shows Americans and the whole world another face of Islam...a face they created especially for them.
I laughed, I cried, I had a good time.
I laughed and cried with Anna.
In daytime I cried in Nanny's skirt; if I was hungry I ran to Nanny.
The same Americans who cried with joy on the night of November 4 are now seized with apprehension as economic hardship becomes more real by the day, as they witness the consequences of the crisis for their neighbors, if not themselves.
That's different!, she cried.
“Die Mauer ist Weg,” the people cried out, punching their fists in the air before the cameras at the Brandenburg Gate.
By that point, Ukraine’s springtime of freedom had already deteriorated into a very visible development standstill, owing to a mixture of incompetence and corruption that cried out for change.
When the Fed initially hinted at its intention to taper QE, policymakers in some emerging economies cried foul, but were dismissed by advanced-economy officials as chronic complainers.
Taking Disarmament SeriouslyMELBOURNE – People sometimes forget that the boy who cried wolf ended up being eaten.
The seismic shock of the treaty’s rejection by two original EU members cried out for a scapegoat, and the “big bang” enlargement completed the previous year – in which eight post-communist countries (along with Cyprus and Malta) joined simultaneously – seemed a good place to put the blame.
Like Aesop’s boy who cried wolf, the MOF has lost credibility, at least when it comes to the threat of intervention in currency markets.
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