Pluggers by Rick McKee for May 26, 2014

I cry at that movie every time!

And Dumbo! (When he ‘Visits’ his Mom.)

It’s even sadder for him. He’s a dog, too.

Definitely, and sometimes easier, too ! !

Old Yeller I could watch again and yes, cry. The movie I will never watch again is Brian’s Song – I don’t like crying that much.

I watch movies and TV to be entertained. If I cry, I’m not entertained. I like happy.

Just watched Casablanca again. “Here’s looking at you, kid.”

You are never too old to cry, if you are-your dead.

I seldom cried about the deaths of my parents, Army buds, aunts and uncles, close friends, but since ‘the stroke,’ I cry just about THINKING about crying, which I’m doing now, butIT’ll pass.. I wish it would go away, but I most probly will before IT will… Dammit..

Context is everything. You don’t have to be French to tear up at la Marseillaise in Casablanca, just be anti-Nazi. Having known Maquis helps.

Can’t watch “Old Yeller”. Can’t read “The Giving Tree” or listen to “Christmas Guest” without crying. As I get older. Im having trouble listening to “Cat’s in the Cradle”The older I get the easier it is to cry.

I remember bawling at Black Beauty. There seems to be a law that if a movie makes you love an animal, he/she is going to die.. Matter of fact, it’s the same in real iife, darn it.