—imogensale “That ending was too tragic and just ruined the whole thing. I don’t think Peter is even 18 and he’s already lost everything and everyone. Comic-Peter never had it that rough.” —b_mg —emazinggrace12 —pigbaby —d4979c4387 —wherescarldo —judyh4fde4532d —emaloub I just silently wept for the rest of the movie. At the end when the lights came on this lady walked by and said ‘oh this movie was not a good idea for her!’" —fakefattrusty —doihearmargaritassss —mimires190 —kayleighjackson78 —riccikalish —rtw86 —urcrazy —taylormae927 I was so bad my daughter, five/six at the time, said she never wanted to go to the cinema with me again! Now it’s a joke we share and whenever a kids film comes on, it’s a mad rush to pretend to switch over in case I lose it again." —lizm75 —elbo178 Once a brilliant man who was always busy, now he suffers from Alzheimer’s and has trouble staying on track without help. I don’t know exactly what did it but I was sat on the sofa just crying for a big part of the film." —cerealkillerm I watched that movie when being messed about by a guy and cried my eyes out despite having seen it 100s of times. Thankfully the rest of the movie takes you with it and joy is restored. Yes, I know there are issues, but honestly, Bridget will always hold a special place in my heart." —cuteclcactus91 —saltyspice75 —p1nkl3m0n4d3 —rvinson926 —rockieroad —momo30700 —mikefalkstrom “I recently went to see the Two Towers anniversary screening and even though I’ve seen it a billion times before, Sam’s monologue at the end gets me every. Single. Time. ‘What do we believe in, Sam?’ ‘That there’s some good left in the world, Mr Frodo, and it’s worth fighting for’.” —eklimen —axj66 —harmonyravens03 —s463b03bd4 —turkeyinacan —trilingualmom —overtherainbow22 —steinbeck32 —joanne3482 —yougotterotter —rhettbutler —s4c5713a63
