Need a good cry. What should I watch?

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Need to get some emotions out and have a good cry, ideally with a film (or series?) that ends up at least slightly uplifting so that I'm not totally depressed afterwards.
Any suggestions?!
I'll be watching alone so needn't be child-friendly. No other requirements, just needs to let me get a lot of stuck tears out. Thank you!

Pan's Labyrinth?

This was ruined for me when Paddy and Keith did their spoof (with a Chuckle Brother as Jester) I can’t watch the sad scenes now without seeing that.

Hunt for the Wilderpeople is one of our favourites, happy to see you appreciate it as much as we do x

Life Itself, written by same person as This is Us

Another one for Goodnight mr Tom.

Read it all back now and I’m delighted to see Gallipoli but it doesn’t meat the uplifting brief. A brilliant film but it is so very very sad.

We watched Goodbye June this evening. That'll do the job. Hope you're OK, OP. 💐

THIS!

most of the others people have suggested (marley and me?!) are naff films.

This is genuinely a brilliant film

Film called Pay It Forward, heartbreaking film
but uplifting at the same time

"Read it all back now and I’m delighted to see Gallipoli but it doesn’t meat the uplifting brief. A brilliant film but it is so very very sad"

Yes, absolutely guaranteed to have you bawling your lamps out

"As fast as a leopard" "Then let's see you do it"
But not uplifting.

The Bridge to Terebithia
The Father - with Anthony Hopkins

The Bridge to Terebithia
The Father - with Anthony Hopkins

Love Actually - the scene with Emma Thompson & the CD should start off a good cry

i watched Goodbye, June due to this thread. I was a mess by the end. I lost my mum this time 3 years ago and it hit the mark!

I’ve already thought to myself … no, I can’t watch this, it’ll break me!
I thought that about a load of modern war films, recently watched a load of them, like zero dark thirty, black hawk down, vowed never to watch them … they were amazing and I loved them, but think there’s a time in life when you can handle this type of film .. for me, that film is not now

One that has me happy-sobbing every time at the ending is Pride. "When you find out you've got a friend, that you didn't know you had..." https://m.imdb.com/title/tt3169706/

Breakfast at Tiffany's
Beaches
The Apartment

Me before you

War Horse.

Pans Labyrinth

Four Weddings & a Funeral. A fun film but the funeral scene always has me sobbing, especially when Matthew gives his speech.

Brassed Off. great music, great characters & such a moving speech by Danny at the end of the Albert Hall competition

I cried watching the second mama mia film yesterday

These get me every time:

ET
The Green Mile
West Side Story (the original)
Sleepless in Seattle
An Affair to Remember
Frankenstein (the one with Robert de Niro)

The Sound of Music when the Reverend Mother sings Climb Every Mountain. It was my late dad’s favourite.

I watched Temple Grandin the other day, that had me in tears too … but I have ASD AuDHD children

Terms of Endearment
Bridges of Maddison county
Spartacus
Prince of Tides
The Way We Were
Steel Magnolias
King and I
Step Mom