| In particular, the latter is a blues-rock tear-jerker with a gentle, memorable chorus. |
| As a tear-jerker, the film could tug at the ducts a little less fervently and still maintain its desired effect. |
| At times, the book is reminiscent of a Victorian tear-jerker. |
| When her character leaves the psychiatric institution never to return, the film takes a turn toward the tear-jerker. |
| Part of the JM Barrie biopic was filmed at Richmond Theatre, giving Birrell a special affinity with the tear-jerker. |
| A real tear-jerker is the scene where Madelon, an old woman who has already lost her son and a grandson in the war, offers her last grandson as a soldier. |
