I still cry at the end of Field of Dreams.
- B2B76

Everyone has the movies that get them.

I still cry at the end of Field of Dreams.
- B2B76

Anything animal related gets me.

Anything animal related gets me.
- mdw7413

same

Everyone has the movies that get them.
- Pete V

I'll never forget coming out of the theatre to see Saving Private Ryan & a very old man, likely a vet from WW2 was in tears, being consoled by his elder wife. That made me almost cry, that was an emotional movie, in a different way.

Congrats, you shut down a 21 year old d man in his second playoff series ever. And we still took you to seven games when you were able to do that.

If you think that's happening to a fully healthy prime aged version of the guy, I shall enjoy looking at the expression on your face. Since that series, he is the top point per game player among all NHL dmen in the playoffs, ahead of Keith, Letang, Weber, Doughty, Subban or anyone else.

We Sens fans really can't say this enough, given no one ever believes it until they watch him play more than 3 games in a row (see the Boston threads from last round to see what you'll be saying in a week's time...) - he is now the best defenceman in the league and there's been no one better than him in the league since Bobby Orr. Now that he's fully healthy and will have full speed and mobility for this series, you won't know what hit you.
- ahjnkn

Too bad you crawled back under your bridge before seeing the best thing since Bobby Orr.

same
- mrn22

I was balling like a teenage girl reading the end of Marley & Me.

I am just gonna stick on this page, have done it many times before & was completely relaxed & at ease doing it.
- B2B76

The Mtl guys we're much quieter last week as opposed to the ECF couple years ago. Maybe we were too haha

I was balling like a teenage girl reading the end of Marley & Me.
- mdw7413

Um, I think you mean bawling. Cool either way.
Now go read Old Yeller.

The Mtl guys we're much quieter last week as opposed to the ECF couple years ago. Maybe we were too haha
- Slimtj100

Yeah, those guys were crazy! I was only lurking then, but I remember.

Um, I think you mean bawling. Cool either way.
Now go read Old Yeller.
- Fenrir

Sorry got caught up in the blog..

Yeah that was awful.

Everyone has the movies that get them.
- Pete V

Ever make it through reading The Giving Tree to your kids? I never did.

Everyone has the movies that get them.
- Pete V

You ever see life is a house? Holy crap that was sad. Kind of obscure in fame, but really good. Kevin Kline is in it

Sorry got caught up in the blog..

Yeah that was awful.
- mdw7413

I thought you read Marley and Me, and then went down to the park and (frank)ed around and got a triple double.

One unreal list of names let go so far by ESPN:
https://www.si.com/tech-m...offs-firings-list-details

I thought you read Marley and Me, and then went down to the park and (frank)ed around and got a triple double.
- Pete V

For some reason it didn't look right in the post, but I went with it.

Ever make it through reading The Giving Tree to your kids? I never did.
- Fenrir

Yes, I hated that kid's book.


I think it's sad, only because the kid was a DB as a kid and DB as an old guy.

For some reason it didn't look right in the post, but I went with it.
- mdw7413

We really shouldn't have to proof read our posts around here. I am sure there will be many misused there/theirs, your/you're, etc.

I'll never forget coming out of the theatre to see Saving Private Ryan & a very old man, likely a vet from WW2 was in tears, being consoled by his elder wife. That made me almost cry, that was an emotional movie, in a different way.
- B2B76

I can't even make it through the opening scene where the family is walking into the cemetery before I get choked up!
I used to be ok with such things, but my sister passed away 5 years ago and ever since my emotions are pretty raw.
Took my little girl (she was 6, I think) to see Inside Out at the theatre. By the end, I had pulled her into my lap and had tears running down my face!
Quite a spectacle, I would think.

One unreal list of names let go so far by ESPN:
https://www.si.com/tech-m...offs-firings-list-details
- airjan23

Stark and dilfer. Dilfer is really good he'll be fine and land somewhere

Yes, I hated that kid's book.


I think it's sad, only because the kid was a DB as a kid and DB as an old guy.
- Pete V

Never thought about it that way. All about him. Did he ever plant a tree to replace his greed?
Probably not.

One unreal list of names let go so far by ESPN:
https://www.si.com/tech-m...offs-firings-list-details
- airjan23

That's a lot of firings for 1 day.

Ever make it through reading The Giving Tree to your kids? I never did.
- Fenrir

Only book I remember from childhood is Where The Wild Things Are

So, what did I miss?

I can't even make it through the opening scene where the family is walking into the cemetery before I get choked up!
I used to be ok with such things, but my sister passed away 5 years ago and ever since my emotions are pretty raw.
Took my little girl (she was 6, I think) to see Inside Out at the theatre. By the end, I had pulled her into my lap and had tears running down my face!
Quite a spectacle, I would think.
- Tonybere

Kids movies always are the ones that sneak up on me & get me. I was a mess after Toy Story 3, there were 2 different scenes in the last half hr in that where I lost it.

So, what did I miss?
- tomburton99