Good films to 'ugly cry' to

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There is something really cathartic about a good, sad film.

Any recommendations?

i cry all the way through carousel

Steel Magnolias. Beaches. The Fault In Our Stars. Enjoy!

Beaches, for sure

Brooklyn, a lovely film with some very sad parts.

I'm not a big crier but that always gets me

Hachi heartbreaking dog filmwith Richard Gere. I watched it when 2 weeks overdue in a bid to get the hormones flowing, went into labour the next morning

Stepmom or One Day.

Although One Day I watched when first pregnant and it was probably the hormones that made me cry all night. DH was like and When I just couldn't stop sobbing and suggested I take a test the next day.

A Very Long Engagement with Audrey Tautou. I'm still sobbing 10 years later.

Mary & Max.

I never cry at films. Ever. I went to the cinema on my own one day to see About Time. Admittedly I had PMT but I sobbed all the way through the end. It was so loud and embarrassing.

I put it down to PMT though so when it came out on DVD I rented it to watch with DH. I cried even more that time. I think it is meant to be a comedy though.

I cried from beginning to end of Never Let Me Go, properly bawled my eyes out, but I had read the book already so I knew what was going to happen.

Truly madly deeply. I tend to start crying along with Julia around 5 minutes in.
And cinema paradiso. Final scene has me sobbing like a loon.
Mind you, it could just be me. i can't even listen to Abba's 'slipping through my fingers' without sniffling.

The Green Mile. Proper sobbed at that.
Stepmom. Another sob-inducing film for me.

I always cry watching Greyfriars Bobby. The dog doesn't die and I don't, or probably never will, have a dog. I cried reading the book too.

Philomena.

Lion king

I ugly cried at hatchi honest to god tears snot and sobs also Beaches is good for an ugly cry

I second About Time. I pop that on if I need to ugly cry. Or the Best of Me was the last one I watched.

DH was away the other weekend and I'd had a shitty week at work so needed some cathartic film crying. I watched Brooklyn on the Friday night then Suffragette on the Saturday.

Juno. I didn't think it would be my cup of tea but I've seen it a few times now and always blub at the end. That and stick man.

Interstellar.

The part where he gets he messages from his children... I'm welling up thinking about it!

Sophie's choice

I am Sam or Pay it Forward Tears every time.

Finding Neverland.

Also remembered: The Colour Purple, The Notebook and A Walk To Remember