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Happy tears
Every time I see those Disney commercials where the parents are surprising their kids with a trip to Disneyland/Disneyworld, I tear up. I'm such a sap.
"That chick wins at Penises, for sure." -- Fenton
Re: Happy tears
I teared up too when I saw that commercial last night. I'm glad I'm not alone.
Hallmark, Oreo and some random car all have certain commercials that have the power to randomly make me teary eyed so I shouldn't be surprised about adding Disney to the list.
I actually know someone who did this a couple of months ago! That's totally awesome. I would also enjoy someone whisking me away on a weekend trip. To Disney or anywhere.
Although the control freak part of me just had a seizure at the idea of someone else packing for me. WHAT IF THEY GRAB THE WRONG HAIR GOOP.
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I don't think there is a Disney movie I've seen that hasn't made me cry or at least get choked up. Why do they always have to kill off a parent or something like that?
Is it when Sully puts Boo back in her room and she's trying to show him all her toys and he has to go? Because I don't cry at all then. Certainly not every time.
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Kristen -- I cried at that part too even though I thought the movie itself was stupid.
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Here's one Disney probably doesn't want you to see
http://iowntheworld.com/blog/?p=42300
The part where the insect (I forget what kind it is) dies and then becomes a star in the sky with his true love?! I BAWLED at that part.
I also teared up this morning while Maggie was watching Beauty and the Beast (THE BEEEEAST!!! as she calls it). Sappy McSapperson.
Groomz told me that the B&TB musical couldn't accurately depict the wolf attack scene so instead the beast is illiterate and Belle teaches him how to read.
I think I would probably laugh at that instead of crying.
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In the vein of your Dirty Dancing hallucinating scenes post the other day, in the extended version of B&TB there's a scene where Belle teaches Beast to read!!!!!!
You just blew my mind, dude.
MOO FUN FACT: My uncle played The Beast for a bit on Broadway while they were between Beasts.
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my brother and SIL surprised my nieces with a trip to Disney this past January. Their oldest's b-day is in the summer and they always have a pool party for her, the youngest's b-day is in January and it kind of sucks for her being right after Christmas and all so they wanted to do something special for her.
They told them they were driving them to school, but my brother had to stop at work first in Boston, they arrived at Logan airport and then gave my niece a birthday card with a recording "Happy birthday, A, you're going to Disney World". They have a picture of them the moment they heard it and the look on their faces is awesome.
Wasn't The Beast an adult prince before he was transformed into The Beast? You'd think he would have learned to read during that time and wouldn't need Belle to teach him later.
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Dude, the movie version of B&TB I know totally has Belle teaching the Beast to read, during the "There Must Be Something There That Wasn't There Before." And I know I wasn't hallucinating.
Or is this a joke that I'm not getting?
I always thought they were just going to sit and read a book together by the fire.
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