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If you don't mind a tearjerker, 'Kramer vs. Kramer' is a great film to watch.
I don't even think the death scenes (3 to be exact) make this a tearjerker.
This is a tearjerker movie that does a fine job of presenting the professional careers of Karen and Richard but also the personal struggles that Karen dealt with and her disease.
Trite story, but rousting tearjerker.
This is a good tearjerker.
"Stella", starring Bette Midler in the title role, is an unabashed tearjerker.
In the Name of The People turns out to be the regular Friday night tearjerker.
Cecil B. deMille's 1922 parlor-to-prison tearjerker Manslaughter finds the lovely Leatrice Joy as a good-at-heart but decadent young lady with more money than she knows what to do with.
Not that I dislike childrens movies, but this was a tearjerker with few redeeming qualities.
It's also a tearjerker of a film, so get your hankies out too.
When people nowadays hear of a 1940s drama, they usually appear to create a distance of irony claiming that it's another tearjerker with great stars in the lead of tragic, melancholic roles.
And the ending is a real tearjerker.
And it's by no means a tearjerker.
This movie has always been a tearjerker for me but i think that if i hadn't seen the movie when i was small then i would not find it as brilliant and fascinating as I do although I still believe that I would still like it because I am Really into animated movies.
It is a tearjerker, so be sure to have a box of Kleenex handy.
The story of a grandmother who resorts to desperate measures to make money for her sick grandson's operation could've easily been a tearjerker for simpletons.
This movie has a good story line, it makes sense, it's very funny and quite a tearjerker.
The original, while having some very funny moments was more of a tearjerker and a genuine one it was too.
It was a real love story and definitely a tearjerker but it also showed a mother's true love for her daughter.
Unlike the first two films - Leo McCarey's "The Awful Truth" (1937) and Garson Kanin's "My Favorite Wife" (1940) - this wholly sentimental 1941 tearjerker is not remotely a screwball comedy.
This is the second and most lightweight of three very fruitful screen pairings they had during this period - the other two are the even more insane divorce farce, "The Awful Truth", from 1937 and 1941's child adoption tearjerker, "Penny Serenade".
You have been warned: this is a tearjerker.
A strong contender for the ultimate Hollywood tearjerker, director George Stevens' (best known for 1939's GUNGA DIN and 1956's GIANT) genteel parental drama never resorts to easy manipulation or overbearing sentiment, but manages to involve audiences through a tightly-constricted script and top-notch performances from its leads.
This version of the famous tearjerker La Traviata was just wonderful from beginning to end.
I did worry that her performance was going to leave me cold, but her beautiful voice and outstanding acting ability equalled a real tearjerker of a performance, that was poignant and understated.
Overall, a perfect opera film, that is a real tearjerker.
I cry very easily during movies, yet this movie, which was supposed to be a tearjerker did not bring a single tear.
It is not Citizen Kane but it is a heartwarming tearjerker.
They want to parody the Bollywood tearjerker and still cater to the section of audience that wants to believe it to be real.
This movie is heartwarming and a real tearjerker.