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15 September 2017

2235 GB adults surveyed

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Research has found that people, particularly men, are much more likely to cry watching films on planes than if they saw the same film at the cinema or at home. Do you cry when watching ‘weepy’ films, whether on the ground or on planes?

Conducted 15 September 2017

YouGov surveyed 2235 GB adults

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46%
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Research has found that people, particularly men, are much more likely to cry watching films on planes than if they saw the same film at the cinema or at home. Do you cry when watching ‘weepy’ films, whether on the ground or on planes?

Conducted 15 September 2017

YouGov surveyed 2235 GB adults

By:
40%
46%
14%

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