What do you watch when you need a bloody good cry?

[mbosnz]

For me it's Mamma Mia Here We Go Again. Cheesy, huh? But oh so cathartic. Abba comes on, the cat and the kids scarper, grab a wine, and off we go. . .

I've never thought about this before but A Dogs Purpose came to mind.

OMG, my daughter made me watch A Dog's Purpose - with no warning!!! And she KNOWS what I'm like!

Steel Magnolias - not sure I could watch that again yet!

(Can you see why I normally watch action adventures?)

Father of the Bride with Steve martin is my go to film when I am feeling low and sorry for myself. It makes me happy cry and I really love it.

Also The Notebook. I first watched it as a teenager and sobbed my heart out. I still cry now watching it.

I think I'd better watch The Notebook. . .

The Champ!

Now is Good
The Fault in our Stars
Cringeworthy but if I really need a cry: Dawson’s Creek finale.

The Notebook, Steel Magnolias, Toy Story 3, Schindler’s list

@Justathinslice Spot on with the end of Juno, it gets me every single time!

This is us

Truly Madly Deeply

Can't watch 'Watership down' or 'grave of the fireflies'. They are too blubworthy.
Judi Dench reduced me to tears in Cranford. In a good way.
The end of the Railway Children (MY DADDY!!! OH MY DADDY!!!)
The Fault In Our Stars
The end of The Tale of Two Cities when she says 'goodbye'
When mummy elephant rocks baby dumbo and he is sad because he wants his mummy
International Velvet. 'It was The Pie's last foal'

I blub a lot to films

Green Mile has me in bits every time.

The fault in our stars
The Notebook broke me. I was distraught. I have never felt like watching it again!
The beginning of Up always brings a lump to my throat.

I, Daniel Blake 😪 or Beaches

Marley and me- and I don’t like dogs

Goodnight Mr Tom

Sliding Doors

A river runs through it. I simultaneously love it and can't watch it.

Beaches or me before you

I have to see the Notebook it seems...

Armageddon
Anne of Green Gables
Mamma Mia (slipping through my fingers gets me every time!) 😭
Titanic (the old couple, the mum reading to her children)

I've just remembered I truly upset DH who treated me to business class, Christchurch to Sydney. I watched Les Miserable, and bawled all the way there, sobbing into me champers. You can't take me anywhere.

The end of homeward bound when the two dogs and the cat come running over the hill!! And titanic

Since my DM died, it's any film we used to watch together:
Sound of music - we would belt out every song louder than the TV
Wizard of Oz - her favourite film
Mamma Mia - the "slipping through my fingers" scene as she died 3 months before my wedding
Steel Magnolias
Beaches

My sisters keeper .... I just can’t help it

I watched Coco the other day and HOWLED at the song with his grandmother at the end.....