This new series has mastered the art of the tear jerker.
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If it's anything like that, it'll definitely be a tear-jerker.
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It's seamlessly told, but it's also a shameless, morbid tear-jerker.
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The story of "Onegin" would suit a romantic film tear-jerker.
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Instead, we got a retread of the same old tear-jerker.
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It's not a tear-jerker, but for some reason it got me.
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"Every time I've seen it, it's been a tear-jerker," he said.
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Dolly drew from her own life experience when writing this tear-jerker hit.
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After such a tear-jerker moment, everyone is relieved when the military wives win.
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Though the biggest tear-jerker is actually the date of the ceremony, November 16.
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In most respects, "Us and Them" is an orthodox and respectably effective tear-jerker.
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If you've seen any of the earlier iterations, you know it's a tear-jerker.
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Review Written, directed, and produced by Marshall Curry, The Neighbor's Window is a tear-jerker.
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This movie is sure to be a tear-jerker — but it also looks super sweet.
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The main principle is the same one at work in any tear-jerker or thriller.
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The cast of the NBC tear-jerker "This Is Us" won for top drama performance.
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This tear-jerker of a scene was actually an act of necrophilia, according to veterinary experts.
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It's a packed house BTW -- just as we expected -- and a tear-jerker like no other.
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Everyone knows this series is a tear-jerker, so expect no less from the season closer.
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Just from the tear-jerker of a trailer, it's clear that Kidman is perfect for the part.
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The Vampire Diaries finale will air on March 10, and it's sure to be a tear-jerker.
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Evian Championship This is how it would happen in one of those feel-good, tear-jerker movies.
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Their distinct voices are what propel "Entangled" from a traditional tear-jerker into a work of delicate rage.
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While the drama has some awkward dialogue and some very unlikely plot details, it's still a tear-jerker.
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While the play has some awkward dialogue and some very unlikely plot details, it's still a tear-jerker.
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Underwood's most overt political statement comes on "The Bullet," a tear-jerker that details the aftermath of gun violence.
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But the Queer Eye crew helped her figure out her personal style in a tear-jerker of an episode.
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Until it delivers an eye-rolling scene near the end, "Miracles From Heaven" is an unexpectedly effective tear-jerker.
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The film, directed by Garth Davis, is effective both as a tear-jerker and as boosterism for new technology.
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What's more, her most recent novel, "The Mare" (2015), was a tear-jerker at times, with an upbeat ending.
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Netflix has no shortage of options that toe the line between feel-good and tear-jerker, between sentimental and inspiring.
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For an alternative, watch the sentimental tear-jerker "Walking Distance," about a man who strolls into a scene of his childhood.
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It's another tear-jerker as younger women watch and cheer the members of the oldest classes, who get to march first.
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When the season 2 finale of This Is Us aired in March 2017, viewers were met with a major tear-jerker.
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There is no bigger tear-jerker than NBC's "This Is Us," a multigenerational family drama told in present tense and flashbacks.
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Viggo Mortensen's nominated leading-man turn in the hippie-family tear-jerker "Captain Fantastic" can also be viewed via those services.
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You might have thought we didn't need another Toy Story after the genuinely moving tear-jerker of a Toy Story 3 ending.
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You get a few good laughs, a handful of tear-jerker moments, and generally a pleasantly underwhelming two hours at the theater.
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Like much of Dylan and Evie's relationship, this one isn't an out-and-out tear-jerker; it's far more subtle than that.
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It's a tear-jerker, with an epilogue written by his wife Dr. Lucy Kalanithi, who survives him, along with their young daughter.
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Does this description make you think of that blockbuster tear-jerker "Titanic" and its wailing theme song "My Heart Will Go On"?
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Dan + Shay wrote a tear-jerker for the upcoming The Shack soundtrack, and PEOPLE has an exclusive first look at the music video.
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Last year, art historian Camille Paglia told Salon that campy, "tear-jerker 'women's pictures' during the Lana Turner era" influenced 1950s soap operas.
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Its famous staircase is still visible, meaning you could technically reenact that tear-jerker scene in which Jack meets Rose in the afterlife.
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"To see my daughter walking here at my wedding, healthy, knowing she is cancer free is a tear-jerker for me," says Devon.
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Rosie is monstrous, or really should be, but that would make for a very different movie than this adamant smile- and tear-jerker.
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A similar measurement, by the video ad technology company Unruly, declared Google's tear-jerker about loss the "most effective" commercial of the game.
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Queer Eye has released the first look at their special four-episode season We're in Japan and as expected — it's a tear-jerker.
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The tear-jerker ends with John as a child on Christmas morning, discovering a wrapped piano to the delight of his mother and grandmother.
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Ahead of the highly anticipated post-Super Bowl episode of This Is Us, NBC has released a clip from this week's guaranteed tear-jerker.
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According to Billboard and Hollywood Reporter, eight new episodes of the critically acclaimed tear-jerker are expected to debut before the end of 2018.
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It was "The Best Songs Come From Broken Hearts," a signature tear-jerker for Rayna James, the fictional country star played by Connie Britton.
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This would explain the trauma and close connection that she has to Jack's death, and it would be one hell of a tear-jerker.
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T." NBC's "This Is Us" was a heart-on-your-sleeve family drama that took inspiration from the 1983 tear-jerker "Terms of Endearment.
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It's been an exciting week for This Is Us. Yesterday, it was announced that the NBC tear-jerker has been renewed for two more seasons.
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On Chidi and Eleanor's last night together, Michael gives them a movie of their memories together, and it's a real tear-jerker of sweet moments.
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Amazon has already debuted its latest Alexa ad, and now Microsoft's getting in on the action — and this one's a bit of a tear-jerker.
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Thanks to a handy, interactive map created by Curbed L.A., viewers can see 26 of the places TIS's major tear jerker moments have gone down.
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"Life Itself," a tear-jerker from "This Is Us" creator Dan Fogelman, didn't even crack the top 10, pocketing just $2788 million from 239,2197 screens.
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Among the nominees leaving with nothing: "Lion," an adoption tear-jerker with six nominations, and the box office hit "Hidden Figures," which had three nods.
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That first Hollywood hero who saves the world in a movie with a schmaltzy tear-jerker close, or a Disney cartoon, coloring book or jigsaw puzzle.
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Three seasons in, This Is Us fans have cried countless times — but Ellen DeGeneres has come up with a new show that's an even bigger tear-jerker.
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MANCHESTER BY THE SEA Here's the thing about Manchester By the Sea: It's not so much a tear-jerker as it is a slow burn of depression.
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Warning: Do not read this wedding story on the Love What Matters Facebook page without a box of tissues next to you, because it's a tear-jerker.
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Whether you're watching a tear-jerker, hitting the gym, or heading to a pool party, Urban Decay's Cannonball Ultra Waterproof Mascara will be your new best friend.
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In places like Charlotte, North Carolina, itself an epicenter of bathroom bill debates, the chorus sang alongside relatives backstage in the biggest tear-jerker scene of all.
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But as Tommo's own time nears, his terror escalates and the transition from tear-jerker to something that veers closer to horror feels unrelentingly bleak, even dehumanizing.
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Sara Johnsen's comic tear-jerker has a wobbly tone and sketchy plot, but Ruby Dagnall as the girl and Tuva Novotny ("Annihilation") as her rescuer are terrific.
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Then, Nixon formally announced her candidacy with a tear-jerker of a campaign ad on Twitter, emphasizing the actress' progressive politics and long history in New York State.
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Part of their interest can be attributed to John Green, author of bestselling teen tear-jerker Fault in Our Stars and one half of the YouTube duo Vlogbrothers.
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Friends and family, including Drew's twin and co-star Jonathan (who gave a tear jerker best man speech), traveled from all over the world to attend the nuptials.
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The votes have been tallied: Rapper Wiz Khalifa and singer Charlie Puth's tear-jerker video, "See You Again," has dethroned Psy's "Gangnam Style" as YouTube's most-watched video.
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That's new Kansas City Chiefs rookie Mecole Hardman's message to his mom after he surprised her with a new house ... and, yeah, the video is a tear-jerker.
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The commercials will hit the usual beats, with a tear-jerker from Google, a jumble of celebrities from Hard Rock and a cute dog named Scout from WeatherTech.
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NBC's tear-jerker family drama, "This Is Us," was the breakout hit of the season and will finish as the second-highest-rated scripted show in broadcast television.
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Instead of a nunnery, she went on to a life that could have provided storylines for dozens of soap operas, romance novels, Broadway musicals and tear-jerker movies.
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"Miss You More" — She pledged eternal devotion to a lover on her 2013 Prism torcher "Unconditionally," but this super-personal tear-jerker picks up where the flame fizzles out.
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While Ben's existence in both of these TGIT worlds is the most obvious Grey's-Station 19 connection, there is also a tear-jerker moment we should all also remember.
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Some of your favorite fragrances, bath bombs, shower gels, and more were merely the byproducts of romance epics so good, they could rival the biggest Meg Ryan tear-jerker.
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It's a tear-jerker, to be sure—Aisha died of her illness in 2015, at the age of 18, one day after her book My Little Epiphanies was published.
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That's why, last week, four police officers showed the elderly couple a bit of kindness, and the sweet tear-jerker of a story went viral thanks to this Facebook post.
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And as "Nine Bucks" ended with another flash forward scene starring adult Tess (a perfectly cast Iantha Richardson) I get the feeling that she might be a surprise tear jerker.
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" When Presley went into the Army in 1958, Mr. Moore became a partner in Fernwood Records, which released a Top 10 hit in 1959, Thomas Wayne's teenage tear-jerker "Tragedy.
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And if they want an early tear-jerker with a happy ending they might try Ada Negri's short story "Un Salvataggio" ("A Rescue"), published in Erba sul Sagrato in 1939.
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They struggle to find work life balance and deal with the personal journeys of every patient, so you know that this one is also going to be a tear-jerker.
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Third place went to the tear-jerker "Wonder" (Lionsgate), which nosed across the $100 million mark in North America by selling about $8.5 million in tickets in its fourth weekend.
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That's the blandly sweet message of the Hindi movie "Chhichhore," which strains to be an inspirational comedy tear-jerker (Bollywood-wise, a reasonable genre) but mostly seems programmatic and timid.
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A tall talkative man named Napoleon is the tear-jerker not the villain, and the entire plot runs its course far from Moriarty's usual setting of an upper-middle class suburb.
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British retailer John Lewis has become known for its yearly Christmas ads, and this tear-jerker starring a penguin called Monty who longs for love is one of its biggest hits.
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As directed by Marianne Elliott (a Tony winner for the genius tear-jerker "War Horse"), with a production that retunes the way you see and hear, "Curious Incident" can be shamelessly manipulative.
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But this movie is not a tear jerker; it's very different from the famous old AIDS movies—it's very French, with a love story and a lot of young gays and lesbians.
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Ferrell is a 25-year-old nursing student and mother of Kenna, a precocious child whose participation in protests creates some tear-jerker moments and points to the future of the movement.
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I WATCHED "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" by myself on an iPad, and I admit that this period romantic tear-jerker had me a little sniffily by the end.
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Though Salke also fostered some critical darlings during her time, including, notably, The Good Place and perennial tear-jerker, This Is Us. Salke's new role finds her reporting to Amazon SVP Jeff Blackburn.
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But while creating the tear-jerker of a video, he also apparently made a promise to the students of Miami High School that he would design custom uniforms for the students to rock.
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Given the ingredients, the results are what you'd expect: An earnest tear-jerker about following your dreams, the constraints of being born in a specific place, and the difficulty of staying true to yourself.
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By the time of the first "This Is Us" season, NBC had wised up, striking a deal that allowed it to earn money from Hulu ads shown during episodes of the hit tear-jerker.
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Not only is everyone involved with the NBC tear-jerker on set again now that filming has started, they're all back on social media to share the first-day-back experience with the entire world.
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With a tear-jerker trailer, we're tricked into mistaking a piece of advertising for a piece of art — a distinction it's possible to complicate but never, if the word "art" is to mean anything, undo.
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Several little-seen art films, including the coming-of-age drama "Moonlight," nominated for six trophies, and "Lion," an adoption tear-jerker with four nominations, are hoping for a box-office-boosting blast of attention.
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The Grammy-winning duo opened up to PEOPLE in March 2017 about their tear-jerker track "When I Pray for You," which they wrote for The Shack soundtrack and was inspired in part for Mooney by fatherhood.
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In its American premiere at the Beckett Theater at Theater Row, translated by Rina Vergano and directed by Erwin Maas for Origin Theater Company, this austere play begins coolly but becomes, ever so slowly, a tear-jerker.
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Idina Menzel takes on the Bette Midler role of C. C. Bloom, the brassy singer-actress, and Nia Long stands in for Barbara Hershey, the princessy lawyer, in Allison Anders's remake of this Garry Marshall tear-jerker.
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During an appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on Wednesday, Hanks revealed that Tim Allen, who voices Buzz Lightyear, warned him before he went in to record his lines that it was going to be a tear-jerker.
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"You & I (Nobody in the World)" — John Legend Chrissy Teigen, Laverne Cox and a slew of real women star in Legend's tear-jerker video for "You & I (Nobody in the World)," which explores beauty in all different forms.
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What emerged was the song "Happy Ever After in Your Eyes," which is even more a tear-jerker once you realize it's steeped in the reality of what happened in 2008, when Ledger accidentally overdosed on medication and died.
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Cervantes's "Don Quixote" and Pushkin's "Eugene Onegin" are literary masterpieces — but the ballet "Don Quixote" (May 15-20) is just another romp, while the ballet "Onegin" (June 19-24) reduces the story into a hammy historical-fiction tear-jerker.
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Frank Capra's classic tear-jerker about Christmas Eve as a dark night of the soul has been a Yuletide standard-bearer for so long that it's easy to forget what a ho-hum reception it got at the time.
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Shawn, with his troubled home life (his parents drop him off with the Matthews and/or random teachers whenever the show needs a tear-jerker episode) and longing for meaning would be more susceptible than some to a cult's advances.
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"Lion," a tear-jerker set largely in India, is a Weinstein Company film that has earned $16.4 million — a solid result for an art film of its type but still a long way from Weinstein awards hits in recent years.
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Adapted from the novel by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows, with a script by Kevin Hood, Don Roos and Tom Bezucha, the stalwart British filmmaker Mike Newell directs the movie with a more complicated structure than your average tear-jerker.
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For his PeopleStyle video series he styled YouTube star Aaron Rhodes, surprised his 7-year-old superfan, Wyatt last week (fair warning, it's a tear jerker!) and this week he's connecting with his Twitter fans, answering every burning fashion and beauty question.
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After all, the time-hopping, multigenerational NBC tear-jerker, which kicked off its third season on Tuesday night with "Nine Bucks," wrung nearly two seasons-worth of television out of the looming question of how Pearson family patriarch Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia) died.
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Sunday's live version was beautifully delicate and could have been the best Oscars indie rock tear-jerker since Elliott Smith played the Good Will Hunting song back in '98—if the Oscars producers would have let Stevens' perform for longer than just a few minutes.
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If you were a middle-schooler today, you almost certainly would read Wonder by R.J. Palacio, a tear-jerker of a book about a ten-year-old boy born with severe facial differences starting his first year of public school, in your English class.
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Jimmy Kimmel's tear-jerker of a monologue about the lifesaving heart surgery for his newborn son and about American health-care policy exploded on social media — and potentially added to the difficulties President Donald Trump faces in getting an Obamacare replacement bill passed in Congress.
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It was obvious given that the film, directed by Stephen Frears, is a comedic tear-jerker based on the real story of a irrepressible 1940s socialite who dreamed of opera glory but made some of the most timelessly dreadful recordings ever put to wax.
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White House Letter There has been weeping at West Wing staff meetings and a series of presidential pep talks, a tear-jerker of a Rose Garden gathering and anguished conversations about what will happen to President Obama's legacy and the job prospects of his aides.
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The plot (spoiler alert) centers on a paralyzed man who falls in love with his caretaker, and the ending is a tear-jerker: He decides to end his life at an assisted-suicide facility because he doesn't want to go on bound to his wheelchair.
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Recently, we've seen lesbians on the big screen in a tear-jerker romantic drama ("Carol"), a girls' trip movie ("Rough Night"), a twisted period drama ("The Favourite"), a classic period drama ("Collette"), a sports biopic ("Battle of the Sexes") and a revenge thriller ("The Handmaiden").
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This season — with tens of thousands forced to flee the island after the devastation of Hurricane Maria — the tear-jerker takes on a special meaning as a new generation of reluctant migrants is forced to find shelter with relatives in New York, Florida and elsewhere.
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First there was an uplifting video featuring Gear VR headsets repurposed to help vision impaired users see their loved ones (definite tear jerker material), followed by what appeared to be a different take on the AR glasses, complete with a camera in the middle of the frames.
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Filling out the best picture race are "Arrival," a science-fiction thriller; the cops-and-robbers drama "Hell or High Water"; "Manchester by the Sea," about a mournful New England handyman; the subtitled tear-jerker "Lion"; and "Hacksaw Ridge," Mel Gibson's true story of World War II heroism.
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It doesn't take a Carl Sagan-style tear-jerker to realize how unique and awesome our planet is (although it never hurts), but as astronomers ramp up the search for exoplanets orbiting other stars it's becoming clear that places as chill as Earth are even more rare than anyone thought.
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After Queen Bey rose from the ashes as a beautiful black phoenix, snatched the entire crowd's wigs, and stopped our hearts, she wasn't finished: She then brought out Ultimate Woke Bae Kendrick Lamar to turn the already-turnt up, tear-jerker empowerment anthem into a full-on goosebump-raising gospel performance.
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After Queen Bey rose from the ashes as a beautiful Black phoenix, snatched the entire crowd's wigs, and stopped our hearts, she wasn't finished: She then brought out Ultimate Woke Bae, Kendrick Lamar, to turn the already turnt-up, tear-jerker empowerment anthem into a full-on goosebump-raising gospel performance.
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Then he convened some of the most vibrant talent in hip-hop, R&B, house, reggae and more: the pointed rappers Pusha T and Vince Staples, the nimble singer Peven Everett, the dancehall tear-jerker Popcaan, the early house music innovator Jamie Principle, the soul legend Mavis Staples and many more.
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Most episodes are built for tears (the happy kind, the sad kind, or both), which is why Modern Love will be unable to outrun comparisons to television's greatest highwire tear-jerker, This Is Us. Both series are fixated on the tiny ways human connection, above all else, can save us.
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WATCH THIS: Sneak Peek: Chip and Joanna Gaines' New Series Fixer Upper: Behind the Design The first installment will take viewers behind-the-scenes of Patti Baker's season five episode, a major tear-jerker about a widow who received a sweet cottage renovation before finding her "happily ever after" with a new husband.
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"People have been saying, 'In this time of unease, the movie really opened me up,' that it's an emotionally healing experience," Luke Davies, the screenwriter of "Lion," a tear-jerker based on the true story of a lost boy seeking his family after being adopted in a far-off land, told the Bagger.
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"I know I said I'd be back in two months, and I've been gone ever since / I went across the country to chase the things that I'm needing to grow / So I had to get away from you and everything I'd ever known," Ramos, 27, sings, addressing his parents and friends, who appear in the tear-jerker of a clip.
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The Spanish filmmaker on grief, myth, and monster-making On the surface, there isn't a lot of common ground between J.A. Bayona's 2007 creepy ghost story debut The Orphanage, his tsunami disaster tale The Impossible, and his new film A Monster Calls, a tremendously effective tear-jerker about a young British boy named Conor coping with his mother's illness by sneaking off to confront a roaring, blazing tree-monster that insists on telling him fables.
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