You need a good cry. What film are you putting on that guarantees it?

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Titanic
War Horse
Marley and Me
Dumbo (when Mrs Jumbo rocks her baby)
Fox and the Hound

My Girl and the ending of The 6th Sense. 😭

Lion
The bit at the end with the two real life mums 😭

Truly, Madly, Deeply
City of Angels

Oh God The Railway Chidren. My Daddy…

And ET and Stand By Me!

Thank you 😆

That was unbearable

@Thumbelinatinylittlething I nearly had to pull the car over the other day as Bright Eyes came on the radio and with all the stupid buttons in the car, I couldn't manage to turn it off to stop myself bursting into tears 😂

Broke back mountain

First 10 minutes of UP is all you need.

Job done

So delighted someone else has mentioned Somewhere in Time - I heard the music the other day and immediately burst into tears even though it must be 30 years since I’ve watched that film.

But yes basically any other film mentioned here. Also Bridge to Teribithia which I watched just after giving birth while still very hormonal. 😥

A lion called Christian 🥹

Legends of the Fall - Haven't watched it for years but used to cry everytime!

It is one of the most beautiful films I've ever seen x

Me Earl & The Dying Girl.
Lion is a good shout, too.

Agreed. That's absolutely lovely

@Thumbelinatinylittlething Isn’t it. Anything with animals gets me but this is just so lovely.

The Mission
Educating Yorkshire - Mushy the boy with the stammer (yes, I appreciate he is now grown-up and doing great, but even thinking about the bullying he experienced...)

Inside I'm dancing is sad, but the scene with the electric toothbrush has me in hysterical fits of laughter!

and when David Redmond's dad helped him over the finishing line after he snapped a hammy

Really? I'm a crier and I don't find it tear jerking at all.

Films will make me shed a tear but the John Lewis advert from 2012 (with the snowman buying his lady-love a scarf in terrible weather) makes me weep. I think some of it must be learned behaviour; I was 3 wks post partum when I saw it for the first time when it came out and I sobbed.

I tend to go for books. I cry through 2/3rds of the time traveller's wife, or for the remainder of the book in which Dumbledore dies 🤷🏻‍♀️

Terms of endearment is the only film that has made me laugh and cry

Turner and Hooch.

The Way we Were

Marley and me