Good films to 'ugly cry' to

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

Any recommendations?

I think I get suprised by slightly crap films. So:
A Perfect World
AI
Meet Joe Black

I haven't read the full thread, so apologies if these films have already been mentioned.

Marley and Me
The notebook
Remember me
Evita (personal favourite, I know all the words)
My Girl
Beaches
Stepmom
Toy story 3

Wow, I'm a bit embarrassed.. I could go on.

Also, I haven't read it. But the fault in our stars (book) made me ugly cry. I haven't built up the courage to watch the film yet

I haven't seen it... I need to learn to proof read

Up and The Pursuit of Happyness

Empire of the Sun. Amazing film, very teary when I first saw it when I was younger, absolutely bawled my eyes out after having DS - kept imaging it was him.

Pan's labyrinth
Boy in the striped pjaymas

....... ET.

Marley and Me, rips my oh apart. I can only watch the first 80%. Green Mile, can't watch the end. Armageddon is my favourite film and I cry buckets every time. My girls are like 'seriously? you know how it ends'

Still Alice, I just sobbed and mr Hollands opus, I always cry at the end

Revolutionary Road - I'm a snotty heap after watching it. The soundtrack really gets to me too.
Up
Schindler's List

Loads more as I'm a softie!

The Notebook. Hands down, the sobbiest film ever. Yes, that's a word.

Marley & me too - I've never had a dog but that film made me sob. On a plane. I was just glad it was night & everyone else was asleep.

The ugliest crying I ever did was to The English Patient.

Saving Private Ryan

Oh God I cry at literally everything I watch. Even if I just catch the end and it's weepy I cry. I think it's hereditary, my mum is the same.

The notebook is a good sob though.

I've never seen Marley and me. My kids have. They always cry and tell me how sad it is. I just can't bring myself to do it.

Stepmom
When a man loves a woman
Toy story 3
The notebook
My sisters keeper
Marley and me

Life is Beautiful (funny, but so sad)

Marley and Me (watched at cinema, there wasn't a dry eye in the place by the end, the teenagers behind me were desperately trying not too cry but all failed miserably!)

12 Below - lots of happy tears at the end (first saw it on a plane, cried when the end played on the screen next to me!!!)

Terms of Endearment. I cannot watch it now.

Marley & Me - I'm a crier at films but I excelled myself here, by crying the next day too.

Jacob's Ladder

under I cried when parked outside Farmfoods classystrikethrough cos oh was watching Marley and texting me about how he was crying and I was crying! That fucking film! We can't watch it now. Too emotional.

justdon'teven - it is so moving. Our family's always had labradors. I'm just glad I didn't see it at the cinema, I'd have had to be escorted out I think.

I was also banned from watching Lassie and the Happy Prince as a child. I was never taken to see Bambi, because my mum knew me too well. I've still never seen it.

Watership Down is another to add to the list.

Stepmom is my go to film if I need a good sob. I don't think I've ever made it through without crying. "Nobody loves you like I do." "No. Nobody ever will." Oh god, I howl.

The Theory of Everything also makes me weep, particularly at the part with the letter board. Also - The Impossible, Still Alice, A Walk to Remember, My Sister's Keeper, Up, Inside Out

More recently The Jungle Book made me cry blush]

I do enjoy a good cry!

The Impossible.

No other film has made me cry like that one. Sobbed from start to end and kept bursting into tears for hours afterwards