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A bit off topic, but they really need to make the book Birdsong into a film. I think they're in the process of it. Then again it will probably be rubbish

Dan Aykroyd's only tried directing once.

I thought Titanic was a right barrell of laughs, when they slid down the deck as the ship went vertically, hitting things on the way down, hilarious!

This has been egor the intellectual speaking...

One thing I didn't get though, that piece of wood that Kate Winslet and Leonardo couldn't get one looked big enough for the both of them, i didn't get it...

The first film I cried to was 'The English Patient', btw.

i didnt want to laugh, but i did when one woman's skirt went up and you could see her big bloomers. and when they were falling off and hitting the propellors cruel i know, but i was about 11 at the time.

i cant remember the first film i cried to, i cry when i see the "sponsor a dog" adverts!

I cry at the RSPCA advert with the little kitten crying in that box in the alley.

I HATE the animal adverts where they speak, I'm always like 'where's that voice coming from? OH MY GOD, THE DOG IS SPEAKING WITHOUT MOVING HIS LIPS! Oh, nuts, its just the narrator pretending he's the dog...'

Gets me everytime!

i find them highly emotional! i love doggies and kitties

I think they should make more TV things celebrating Dan. Who wants in with me?

So do I, but I wish charities would stop being so sensationalistic, especially Oxfam, those things just sounds unrealistic, impersonal, it goes right over my head. What would make me cry is actually showing the life of one person. In fact, on red nose day I really did cry (yeah, raising money for people dying, that'll make me laugh, thanks alot red nose day ) when they were doing the floor of a house/hut of a guy who'd not seen his family for over 20 years or something, and he had to save up for a mortgage to have the small thing built, and the bit that really got to me was that his life's posessions were just a small pile on the ground, heck, the presentor began to cry then!

Oh, man, this is really getting to me!

i hate the cancer adverts cos they always put me on a right downer!

i'm with you emmykins!

What kills me is the cancer ads that have the Eva Cassidy songs in them (which is most of them). It's because my nan died of heart failure, but it was caused by her being too weak to fight because she had cancer. Anyway, we played Eva Cassidy's version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow (which was my nan's fave song).

What also killed me was when Dr Greene died in ER and they played a different version of the same song. I cried so much, and also because I loved Mark...