That's not just Old People Getting Misty Eyed, is it?
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Ever get misty eyed about the '70s and '80s in Australia?
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A few get misty-eyed, clearly shaken, collecting themselves before they leave.
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And, if we're being honest, it made us a little misty-eyed, too.
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Hear the speech below, and be prepared to get a little misty-eyed.
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"People had insisted that Egyptians wouldn't accept Egyptian ballet," she recalled misty-eyed.
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We've pulled together a list of trailers that tend to make us misty-eyed.
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Even now as I write this, returning to that mental space, I'm misty-eyed.
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"This is a big deal," Oprah says, as Susan looks at her misty-eyed.
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Who are the names we will be getting misty-eyed about in a decade?
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We dare you to watch them without getting at least a little misty-eyed.
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"It was really sweet and very touching," says a guest, who got misty-eyed.
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It might look like winding down, but Terry's not one for misty-eyed reminiscing.
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They would get so misty-eyed and immediately slightly heartbroken, having seen that attitude disappear.
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Two close friends told me, misty-eyed, that they could sing me the entire score.
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Way to make us all misty-eyed and nostalgic on Memorial Day weekend, Zac Efron.
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There's a misty-eyed sentiment to it – and that's before you even look at the players.
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For my sins, I get all misty-eyed whenever I find myself thinking about the Pacemaker.
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Watching all this footage play out in the control room, everyone is getting a little misty-eyed.
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But, being in the Wells Fargo Arena with chanting delegates and misty-eyed reporters just felt different.
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I'm on Team Gavin for this one, but maybe that makes me a misty-eyed old timer.
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He said last year that the idea of Malia heading off to college had him misty-eyed.
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Do you look at your phone and get misty-eyed thinking about the possibilities of the future?
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Brent, Berkus and Winfrey, who attended the wedding, start getting misty-eyed as they discuss the couple's nuptials.
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There must've been a grass-type in the theater because I got surprisingly misty-eyed in parts. pic.twitter.
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And yes Prime Minister I am misty-eyed as I can only imagine his loved ones are too.
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So what exactly is it about indie that makes us reflect on it with such misty-eyed nostalgia?
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As talk turns back to those crawfish, the Houstonians gathered around the kitchen get a little misty-eyed.
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A misty-eyed Ms. Paulson was showered with hugs from A-listers as she returned to her seat.
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It's misty-eyed ambient music at its very best—sentimental and melancholic, but full of a strange, unshakeable warmth.
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The cathartic performance left many in the audience, from Rachel McAdams to Kate Winslet, misty-eyed on Sunday night.
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A few minutes of misty-eyed Christmas nostalgia leads immediately—"meanwhile, switching gears"—to a conspiracy theory about Benghazi.
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We keep track of everything on store shelves, not to mention get misty-eyed over the memory of flavors past.
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A few of the more junior employees start to get misty-eyed, and I tell them to keep it together.
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"Tried some things — didn't work," the misty-eyed Briton told reporters, barely able to raise her voice above a whisper.
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Now he gets misty-eyed often, usually while talking about the people who have helped him or stood by him.
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However, her father was "misty-eyed" and even had the know-how to explain to his daughter how tampons worked.
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I get a little misty-eyed this year watching the giant flags go by, feeling so supported by my family.
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But even Mr. Lowe, who was elected last summer, became a little misty eyed when reflecting on his Continental adventure.
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"We Disappear," the group's latest and seventh record, streamlines both fatalist angst and misty-eyed ardor through head-bobbing guitar riffs.
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The actor appears misty-eyed on more than one occasion, and I'd be surprised if his enthralled audience weren't similarly affected.
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But sometimes, you do feel a bit misty-eyed when reflecting on the concept of home and feeling rooted and secure.
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The book is definitely one to read if you get misty-eyed over storytelling and geek culture makes your heart sing.
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Not to mention all the adaptations and period pieces designed to make you get all misty-eyed remembering your own misspent youth.
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Many audience members — gay or not — leave the theater misty-eyed, and some meet the actors, eager to share their own stories.
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Electronic music has the power to break hearts and this is an appreciation of those songs that get us all misty eyed.
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Do you get misty-eyed thinking about the iconic couples of yesteryear (Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder; Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Pitt)?
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But for many of us, our first encounter with the cornball king's misty-eyed melodramas was A Walk to Remember in 2002.
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Watching the film, I sometimes forgot, too, and found myself among those left nostalgic and misty-eyed by Mr. Malek's onstage scenes.
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"Peak Simpsons," of course, being those glory seasons three through seven, which die-hard fans of the show always get misty-eyed remembering.
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From the lines that had the audience laughing to the acceptance speeches that had you getting misty-eyed, it's all worth talking about.
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No professional journalist would embrace the senator that explicitly, but many now look back on the "Straight Talk Express" with misty-eyed nostalgia.
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But there's no reason for anyone outside the conservative movement to get all misty-eyed about how Kavanaugh's smile lights up a room.
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That's been Burial's operating philosophy since he first started producing misty-eyed memories of club music's past a little over a decade ago.
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It goes without saying that the UK underground has always produced some of the most exciting and innovative musical talent in the world – that is what we're known for – but it's something else entirely to witness that through the lens of real time; rather than getting misty-eyed about the past, this was all about getting misty-eyed about right now.
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Turnbull has warned against being "misty-eyed" over immigration and Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton reiterated on Friday there would be no policy change.
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Turnbull has warned against being "misty-eyed" over immigration while Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton reiterated on Friday there would be no policy change.
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When I realized it was blood I shrieked wildly — my first suspicion is always fatal injury — as my father looked at me, misty-eyed.
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A "misty eyed" Noni Hazlehurst, an actress and television presenter for 43 years, led the charge by addressing the negativity commonplace in today's media landscape.
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That's fine on the big screen — it leaves everyone misty-eyed over the closing credits — but, in real-world politics, the stakes are too high.
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But it works fine as a family film on Disney's streaming service with a few necessary updates and moments that may make you misty-eyed.
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And yet, Ms. Drobenare has seen enough parents made misty-eyed by the experience that she has a speech prepared for the perennial June ritual.
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The music doesn't reveal any profound truths about Ocean, but for many listeners it will provoke plenty of misty-eyed revelations about their own lives.
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She will perform many of those tunes, including the sultry "Santa Baby" and the misty-eyed "Count Your Blessings," during this intimate five-night run.
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Mr. Mizrahi isn't interested in evoking the misty-eyed nostalgia of swooning to the old songs while holding hands, sipping Champagne and shedding a tear.
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You're going to be in a nostalgic mood, and whenever you get misty-eyed over the past, you usually like to spend time alone, Aquarius.
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Within these limits I understood—relished, even—that misty-eyed joy of "drawing your own maps" that people older than myself are always banging on about.
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The notion of the trio being separated while Legend is on tour gets me a little misty-eyed, but fortunately, that won't be happening anytime soon.
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The 1998 Playboy Playmate of the Year sat down with CNN's Anderson Cooper ... and got misty-eyed talking about her alleged affair with Trump in 2006.
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"It always rang alarm bells when anyone got misty-eyed about the good times," which, she writes, tended to be "pretty bad times" for other people.
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And Daniela, I started to get like misty eyed when I was saying goodbye to her because it just looked fantastic and I cannot thank you enough.
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Set to Sufjan, the scenes have a more meditative quality (what doesn't?), and the whole package it's sure to make you misty eyed, so, yeah, enjoy that!
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I was getting misty-eyed at Ghost's request to take a moment together, but even I couldn't muster up much enthusiasm for the few missions on offer.
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People less misty-eyed about pigs may point out that pork is big business in China, and that prices have been rising, even before the floods struck.
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Try not to get misty-eyed reading this: "We were in there with Ricardo and everything was in a sad mode," said Earl Lockette Sr., Ricardo's dad.
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On the rainiest days, when there is nothing to draw on but my own experience, I think, misty-eyed, of the Great Lip Bite of Late 2016.
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Across more than 30 years on the New York scene, Mr. Frisell and his semisweet, misty-eyed attack have modeled both experimentation and serenity in improvised music.
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Her 20-minute monologue in the play's second act had critics in ecstasy, and it is still recalled with misty-eyed reverence by those who saw it.
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Perhaps it's no surprise, then, that Trump is getting misty-eyed over old friends he was forced to part with for reasons he doesn't especially care about.
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It's all very heartwarming — if you're looking to get a little misty-eyed at your desk, I encourage you to take a deep dive into his Instagram presence.
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By reusing the 3310's name and borrowing elements of the old phone's design, it's no wonder we can't help but get misty-eyed about the whole endeavour.
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Our verdict: The Super NES Classic Edition offers hours of fun, but its lack of many modern features made the console feel like a novelty for misty-eyed gamers.
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" It's not uncommon to see Berkovich clapping, dancing and getting misty-eyed, as she did when a group made up primarily of homeless singers finished rehearsing the "Hallelujah Chorus.
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But before you go and get all misty-eyed over Apple's cute little computer that could, try taking a minute to remember what was so great about the iMac G3.
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A Twitch streamer who goes by the name Cheese broke the world record of Super Mario 64 speedruns, and watching him do it will get you kind of misty-eyed.
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The idea of Shevchenko as Ukraine's manager-in-waiting doesn't simply spring from the romantic dreams of misty-eyed fans; there may be a degree of realpolitik at work, too.
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It stars the ridiculously good-looking Sam Claflin and Emilia Clarke, and — full disclosure — we couldn't even get through the first 15 seconds of the trailer without getting misty-eyed.
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In cinemas across the country, moviegoers cheered and grew misty-eyed in one particularly moving scene as the Indian flag was raised to the tune of the Indian national anthem.
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Maybe you were too busy cheering when Captain America grabbed a hold of Thor&aposs hammer or you were getting misty-eyed seeing the women of Marvel team up together.
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It's every misty-eyed retrospection on raving in the 90s, every "do nothing" university student stereotype throughout the ages, and the cotton-padded clarity of every comedown rolled into one song.
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Largely free from the trappings of treacly dialogue, these scenes place the emphasis where it belongs — on the rather remarkable performance by its misty-eyed child actor and on nature itself.
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People also tend to adopt new technologies with gusto because in a country that was quite poor not long ago, it's not easy to get misty eyed about life before the internet.
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The Peppermint actress, 47, posted a heartwarming video on Thursday, showing her getting "misty-eyed" while watching a screening of The Sound of Music at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California.
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"This is one of those shows that seems destined to be forever spoken of with misty-eyed bragging rights by anyone who sees it," Ben Brantley wrote in The New York Times.
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Last April Mr Obama's visit to Hanover, ostensibly to encourage a floundering transatlantic trade pact, occasioned a stirring defence of European unity, the memory of which still turns beleaguered Brussels bureaucrats misty-eyed.
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Jealous guardians of their language and culture, misty-eyed even now over Spain (la madre patria, "the mother country", as Boricuas call it), Puerto Ricans have maintained a strikingly transactional view of America.
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I feel no shame in sometimes getting misty-eyed when the national anthem plays, like at a recent high school football game when the flag waved over an evening sky of amber and purple.
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Clarke, 33, said that the mother of three came up to her at the party, seemingly expecting an exciting conversation with the Mother of Dragons — but instead she got a misty-eyed starstruck fan.
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Fonda greeted them all, and invited up speakers; among them Keener, Arquette ("Every human life depends on honoring our planet") and Ensler, who recited a poem about the Earth that left listeners misty-eyed.
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Mr. Turnbull defended the refugee policy on Thursday, saying that Australians "cannot be misty-eyed about this" and "have to be very clear and determined in our national purpose," the Australian Associated Press reported.
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Common cause, in turn, leads to common ground (both aspire to be writers), common ground to friendship, and friendship, for Casement, to a misty-eyed amour fou that will long outlast Ward's youthful handsomeness.
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And in case you aren't already feeling misty-eyed at the prospect of a Drogo and Dany reunion, Momoa even called Clarke the "moon of my life," recalling their characters' pet names for each other.
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In one corner stands Metropolis, where workers send checks home to their moms and have misty-eyed reminiscences and dreams of Smallville, the fictional town with its emphasis on faith, family, community, and strong morals.
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That's the sentiment on social media at least, after the Brit made even hardened couch critics go all misty-eyed with a heartfelt acceptance speech after taking the Academy Award for Best Actress on Sunday.
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Djokovic later grew misty-eyed as he remembered NBA great Kobe Bryant, who was killed in a helicopter crash near Los Angeles on Sunday along with his 13-year-old daughter and seven others on board.
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This all sounds faintly romantic and lovely, but hang on and you'll see that I'm not just about to lead you through a misty-eyed list-piece of All the Good Times I Had at a Festival.
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Full of electronic claps, squelchy bass lines and dreamy, misty-eyed vocals, the whole thing has a throwback feel that Georgia says is probably a result of her using a lot of production equipment from that era.
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This misty-eyed state is induced not just by Austen's artistry in setting to rights a world at odds with itself, but also by a troupe's triumphant joy in giving such defiantly theatrical form to a literary narrative.
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Hyperkin Gameboy Image: Andrew Liszewski/Gizmodo Even though the Switch is one of the hottest gadgets around, it was Hyperkin's remake of Nintendo's first handheld that had us getting all nostalgic and misty-eyed at this year's show.
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In other words, single people today tend to work longer hours than they would have in the Norman Rockwell, soda-fountain era that many people seem to have in mind when they get misty-eyed about "traditional" dating.
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But a new wave of point-and-click titles are challenging the idea that adventure and narrative games are strictly retro genres, exclusively destined to appeal to old-timers who still get misty eyed remembering their yellowed Amigas.
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I'll take him dragging the word "lawyer" out for 40 whole second over complete silence on the uncharacteristically breezy "Rock 'n' Roll Singer," and I'll get all misty-eyed when he sings about saying goodbye to his ailing cat.
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As Moor points out, fans now refer to their favourite kits using shirt sponsors – Spurs supporters will get misty-eyed over the Holsten Pils shirts, Swansea City fans recall the Gulf kits – so perhaps they do have their uses.
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Seriously, if you don't get misty eyed when you're listening to "Mandolin Rain" then you need to get away from your computer and try living life for once so you get some real perspective on your otherwise empty existence.
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And while that may make EO-1's team a little misty eyed, funding these high risk, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯—reward missions—and letting them thrive or burn up as they may—is all part of the life cycle for innovative orbital science.
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The latest misty-eyed effort is Guillaume Désanges and François Piron's display of 21973 pieces of punk and post-punk art and ephemera, L'Esprit français, Countercultures, 21972–21977, which is jarring the house at Antoine de Galbert's La Maison Rouge.
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Throughout a speech punctuated by roars of applause and watched by a misty-eyed former President Bill Clinton, she repeatedly returned to attack Trump -- who laid out a much darker vision of America's future at his own convention last week.
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One West Virginia banker, a pillar of his community, grows misty-eyed recalling his father, who left school when he was 13 and became a repairman in local mines, earning a six-figure salary that supported a family of six.
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Admittedly, once 15 years have passed, it can be easy to get overly misty-eyed about something just because it managed to make torrential rain and steel wire fences iconic and has a dramatic chorus that sounds great when you're high.
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It's the headquarters of a criminal gang called the Banished Brawlers, who spend most of their time hanging out at the Bang-a-Rang and getting misty-eyed about how they've found a "family" based on shared pain and manly camaraderie.
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And on top of that, that belief is sort of reinforced by these misty-eyed television dramas like "Indian Summers" and even the "Jewel in the Crown", which as books were actually much more balanced and aware of Indian points of view.
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Starring Mr. Gyllenhaal and Annaleigh Ashford, with a supporting cast that glows with top-drawer, Broadway-honed talent, this is one of those shows that seems destined to be forever spoken of with misty-eyed bragging rights by anyone who sees it.
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Throughout the hours-long fitting, there were tears both happy … and less-so, with mom London exclaiming, "I'm gonna be the most-hated mom in America!" after leaving her daughter misty-eyed after dismissing one of King's favorite dresses of the day.
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"Desperately Seeking Susan," Susan Seidelman's 1985 adventure into the bohemia of Lower Manhattan, will make New Yorkers of a certain Gen-X vintage a bit misty-eyed, as younger viewers marvel at a downtown innocent of Starbucks, Whole Foods and celebrity chefs.
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"Dreams do come true," he said at Madison Square Garden, appearing to become a bit misty-eyed after he was introduced as the Rangers' new president about 40 years to the day after leading the team to the Stanley Cup finals as a goaltender.
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And this inherited taste explains why, during trips to see musicals—another (potentially questionable) shared love—my mother and I have often found ourselves looking over at the other, misty-eyed during the interval, both totally overwhelmed by a human voice making a story sublime.
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There was also often a layer of irony that may not have been easily detected by the masses: "(Nothing But) Flowers," for instance, is an imaginary ode to capitalism where the protagonist is misty-eyed about fallen shopping malls now that the environmentalist movement has won.
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Others, meanwhile, especially on the left, point to the racist nature of his appeal, as illustrated by Mr Trump's denigration of Hispanics, condescension, or worse, towards blacks and misty-eyed lauding of a past when whites were almost as synonymous with America as he makes them sound.
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They're usually mawkish, overly sentimental, and calculated to make people already emotional at Christmas get a bit misty eyed at an attempt to sell them stuff, but this year's version is notable for actually being quite nice — even if it does blatantly rip off viral videos.
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But the second, more interesting half of the film shelves the populist appeals and hokey doomsday gags for a misty-eyed paean to Clinton that eloquently—even reverently—re-frames the beleaguered candidate as a deserving, patient, ultra-competent politician whose election will empower women worldwide.
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In fact, I know that the approach of my birthday is one reason my father is on my mind, both because he isn't around to celebrate, and also because he died the day before my birthday, back in 2001, so I tend to get a little misty-eyed and elegiac the week before.
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The Chicago Cubs haven't won a World Series since 1908 and the Cleveland Indians haven't won a World Series since 1948, meaning this year's Major League Baseball championship saga lends itself particularly well to feel-good narratives and misty-eyed tropes about drought-suffering fans finally getting a taste of the good stuff.
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And as someone whose first console was a Master System, went the whole hog in the 16-bit days with both a Mega-CD and 32X, and who gets a little misty eyed whenever someone walks past in one of those Dreamcast shirts from Urban Outfitters, that makes me very happy indeed.
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While London residents lament the loss of several gay nightlife venues over the past two years—from the Joiner's Arms to George and Dragon—once-iconic parties like Trade, which reigned as one of the fiercest events from 1993 to 193 (with subsequent special events up to 2015), are now a misty-eyed memory.
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So in "Household," we saw her getting misty-eyed as she told June that she doesn't want to "silence" all the Handmaids, even though everything we know about Aunt Lydia would suggest that she considers silence to be a virtue for women and that by silencing her Handmaids, she is helping them in the best way she knows how.
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Zipping through Laurel Canyon folk, misty-eyed late-afternoon melancholy, fluttering flamenco, private press oddity perfection, cosmically-inclined country rock, breathy synth-pop, Ibizan hillside police chase soundtracks, waterlogged house-not-house, and Barry White, this is the sound of two men who know good music inside out doing nothing but playing amazing records for nearly six hours.
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Voigt hasn't stopped churning the goods for the better part of a quarter century now—scope the Burger/Ink album which preceded his GAS focus by a couple years, or the sublime disco cuts that dropped on Kompakt a handful after—but GAS is still the one above all to make a certain kind of music nerd rather misty-eyed.
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Filmed by Risky Roadz at the best party you've never been to (which includes rules such as "no sex in the dressing room" and "Snapchat and die"), the whole thing will get you feeling misty-eyed for the glory days of Channel U—in that it was filmed on a hand-held camera and culminates in everyone smashing up a car.
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Buy Now Mid-Century Bar Cart, $300 For the hopeless sentimentalist, who still gets misty-eyed thinking about the Mad Men finale and loves to zou-bisou-bisou their booze right over to their guests, a mid-century bar cart made out of walnut wood and old-fashioned class is just the ticket for jazzing up an apartment that needs a little extra swinger flair.
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If the original "Colonus" functioned as a misty-eyed tale of redemption for the Theban king damned by prophecy to marry his mother and kill his father, then director Lee Breuer's "Gospel" amplifies the anger and adulation manifest in Oedipus' final act with soaring musical numbers delivered by a choir clad in neon eighties costumes ranging between glossy Easter finery and glittering African garb.
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