Emotional films you can barely get through

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Life is beautiful…can’t discuss without getting teary
and watching hacksaw ridge is a proper sob fest from about 3 mins in until the end
WHATS a really good film to hit you in the emotional feels please as
i need to expand
I also flipping love Amelie and a very long engagement

Dead man's shoes
That Clint Eastwood film - gran Torino?
Requiem for a dream
The diving bell and the butterfly

Then watching with my child, the series of films - a dogs purpose and a dogs journey! Oh my! 😭

Oh and it's a wonderful life! I cry when it starts these days! 😂

Remains of the Day. All that love and it was just the wrong time for them 😢

Also Manchester by the Sea - devastating.

Watership Down always has me sniffling.

I was going to say a dogs purpose but @Ironmanrocks beat be to it!!
Also goodnight mr Tom - every time I bawl my eyes out at the end!!!!

Watching for ideas x

Me too I love an emotional outlet via a movie!

let’s not get started on any Disney’s though! Cough WALL-E Cough

The Snowman. From when they begin to fly..
Oh but the next morning when he wakes up and rushes downstairs to find... 😢 Breaks my heart every single time.

Truly Madly Deeply. I have watched it many times and it's always a proper snotty sob-fest.

Meet Joe Black and Legends of the Fall are both emotional rollercoasters!

This is mine too. The bit at the end where the other kids reunite with their animals and Peter thinks Shadow isn't coming back. 'He was just too old' 😭

Actually the entire film is a complete emotional rollercoaster. I still have the VCR knocking around somewhere....

A Walk to Remember, every time!

Bridge to Terabithia. Finding a Friend for the end of the world. Both made me ugly cry.

Beaches
War horse
And omg Brokeback mountain. Made my dd cry and she NEVER crys!

Lion always makes me cry

Another vote for Life Is Beautiful here. Such a wonderful film and tale of two halves.

Café de Flore touched me like no other film ever did.

Never Let Me Go probably upset and disturbed me the most.

"He was old. It was too far. He was just too old." 😭

Manchester by the sea 😭

Lion. I don't remember ever crying so much at a filme from start to finish. I drenched an entire packet of hankerchiefs.

The beginning of Up.

OMG Manchester by the Sea absolutely broke me.

The Father was a bit close to the bone for me. I alternated between big snotty sobs and marveling at Anthony Hopkins’ astonishing, devastating performance.

I saw The Piano at the cinema with DSis. Cried throughout. When Adrien Brody staggered out of the ghetto towards the Allies, starved and flea-bitten, I honestly thought I’d blow a sinus. My DSis loudly says “ooh Adrien yes I still fucking would” and now the film is ruined!

Me before you- I think it's because I read the book first and it's the only ever book that's made me cry so when I watched the film I knew what was coming so every nice part I was crying as well 😂

Gah, the Pianist!

Il Postino. Then DH told me the backstory and I cried even more.

Arrival.

Pan’s Labyrinth.

Million Dollar Baby. Gutting.

Manchester by the sea. It was slightly embarrassing as I watched it with someone who at the time was a brand new flatmate and she didn't shed a tear while I was bawling.

Forrest Gump - when Jenny dies and he raises his son.