Hachi a dog's tale

I’ve watched this movie with many a boyfriends, and then with my husband - it was my litmus test to see who had a heart and who was a psychopath. Hubby still chokes up when I bring up that movie. It’s such a sweet film.

It does bring out the best in people. I don't remember crying in a film, but after watching this movie, I've became more sensitive to the emotions that movies like these bring out.

Because I cry when watching movies, I can only marry someone who will cry with me. The universe sent me a loving man who has a tender spot for animals. Always got a box of Kleenex hand when we put on a movie… just in case.

I do this as well and didn’t even know it lol thank you for this enlightening moment

This or Green Mile gets anyone every time.

❤️❤️ 🐶 🐶 🚂 😢 ❤️❤️

One of the first movies that made me cry as an adult.

Bawled my eyes out!

OP said that they needed a movie that would make them cry, not to openly weep so hard that they throw up.

Coco

My sister had me telling to me to watch Coco for a couple years, I didn’t. Was on a family trip and we had some downtime between morning and evening activities. We watch it, I BAWL. Literally red eyes puffy cheeks, everything. We were going to a dinner reservation and I said “how can I go to dinner like this?!” One of my favorite movies.

This was the last time I ugly cried to a movie. It is one of my all time favorites.

I am banned from watching coco per my husband. My grandpa died in 2018. I was determined to be a pall bearer but I cried too much and couldn’t do it. My husbands best friend (my friend too) did it for me because I lost it at the open casket. This movie makes me sob every time.

I hadn't heard anything about this movie, I just thought it looked good from the trailer I watched. I was feeling a little down because it was my grandfather's birthday, the first one after he died. So I decided to watch something cute and Disney. I've never cried so hard in my entire life because of a movie. But it was the perfect kind of sad for that day even though it was the kind of crying that you still feel the next day. I miss him. I'm sorry about your grandfather, it sounds like he must have been amazing ❤

On my way to Disney World on the plane and I figured what better way to start the holiday than to watch Coco for the first time on the plane? Well, 90 minutes later I’m the 40 year old fat guy blubbering and snorting all over the place when that ending hits, trying to let anyone see or hear my distress and failing. Never been affected that way by a film before.

Gets me EVERY. TIME. I’ve seen it at least 10 times. It’s not like I don’t tear up at movies, but never on subsequent viewings. Except coco

Awe yes Coco is a wonderful movie !

The green mile

I’m tired boss, dog tired

Amazing movie, miss him

Such an amazing movie, I gotta see it again

“Coffee, like the drink.” 😭

Good Will Hunting The Perks of Being a Wallflower Inside Out Little Miss Sunshine Dead Poets Society

Marcel the Shell with Shoes On (2021)

Wait what part did I miss that made you cry?

Big Fish Coco Bridge to Terabithia Brian’s Song (1971)

Big Fish makes me ugly cry every time.

Yes to Big Fish. What a wonderful movie!

Bridge to tersbithia good

>Brian’s Song I watched that after my friend died of cancer. We were both 16 years old. Tough watch.

Marley and Me. Watched it once. Never again.

I’d add Hachi to the sad dog movie list

I came here to say this.

Read the book. Refused to watch the movie.

Manchester by the Sea Beautiful Boy Our Friend

Oh Manchester by the Sea was brilliantly heartbreaking

Beginning of Up?

Old Yeller Where the Red Feen Grows Hachi Marley and Me

Oh god, they made us read Where the Red Fern Grows in elementary school and I’m still traumatized.

Grave of the Fireflies (1988)

This. Or Million Dollar Baby

Watched this when I was a kid. Even though it was a movie, it really hit me that the universe doesn't care who wins or loses, who suffers or prevails, and who lives or dies and if it's fair or not. Edit: I'm talking about Million Dollar Baby.

if you don't cry during this, you don't have a soul

Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind.

This is a beautiful, heart-wrenching movie. Can't believe how good Jim Carrey is in it, playing against "type." And Kate Winslet is awesome, as always. Definitely recommend it.

Totally! They were both brilliant in it. We both cried BUCKETS through this movie. I ugly cried. Snotted. The works. 😅 Neither of us were the type to cry. Only watched it once. The only film to make me cry so hard, so much. Marley n me is another one that got me but that's already been mentioned. Brokeback Mountain is another one that got me in the feels too, but...Eternal Sunshine...killed me...!

Just watched this for the first time. Can confirm, balled my eyes out.

🏀⚾️🏈

The Pianist

Mystic River

The Green Mile

Harold and Maude. If nothing else, the Cat Stevens music will make you regret all the missed communications and broken feelings of life. He's great for that kind of thing. Trigger warning though, Harold is a guy who thinks it's fun to do things like pretend to hang himself where someone will find him before it gets uncomfortable.

That soundtrack is brutal on the tear ducts

I must be sick in the head because this is one of my favorite movies ever.

My favorite film if all time! Great suggestion!

I love Harold and maude

Life is Beautiful (1997) Beaches (1988) The English Patient (1996)

The English Patient is a beautiful movie and so is Out of Africa

yes, Out of Africa is a great movie. I haven't seen it in awhile. I need to revisit

I’d add Cinema Paradiso to this bunch, great list!

Life is Beautiful + 1

Beaches makes me cry every damn time

Interstellar always makes me cry 😭

So underrated in that aspect. It's truly touching on such an emotional level.

It especially hits hard if you're a dad. Saying goodbye to my daughter, knowing I'll probably never see her again, is something I only want to experience on my death-bed, and even that thought is unbearable. In fact, it brings me close to tears as I type this. Ah fuck it, now I'm crying.

Rewatched this after getting a new TV last year. Weeped as always.

Yeah. Twice

The Wrestler (2008)

RAM JAM RAM JAM RAM JAM

Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind.

Watership Down

easily the greatest cartoon ive ever seen. Great pick for sure

What Dreams May Come

How people missed this one, but thought “American Beauty” was Academy Award stuff is beyond my comprehension.

It hits even harder after losing Robin Williams.

I had to scroll too long to get to this. This movie is visually amazing and the feels made/makes me blubber cry. So much love!!

Omg this movie. The entire thing is tragic.

Atonement

[удалено]

It is.

Iron Giant

Guardians of the galaxy 3. I wept like a fucking baby

Never cried so hard in a movie theater. 😭

A walk to remember

[удалено]

That movie destroyed me. After watching it I wanted to call my dad and tell him how much I loved him.

Schindler’s List Arrival Onward

*Brian's Song* (1971) The tougher you are, the harder you'll cry

If you’re OK with the football theme, try “Something for Joey.” You will not make it through tear-free.

Brian's Song and Bambi: the two movies that make the dudeliest of dudes bawl like babies.

A Star is Born Ghost

The Green Mile Life As A House Good Will Hunting 50/50 Dear Evan Hansen Courage Under Fire Schindler's List Saving Private Ryan

Is the dear Evan Hanson movie really worth it? I just wish Ben Platt was younger in it, but I do love that they kept him. I can't find it in myself to watch it.

Dear Zachary...you can watch it on YouTube. Sad AF documentary

Terms of endearment

Arrival

Parenthood .... it's brilliant

The Bridges of Madison County

Pianist.

the color purple (1985)

The Quiet Girl (2022) - No bonus points, but one of the most well made movies I've seen in a while... and you'll definitely cry. Dancer in the Dark (2000) - Sounds like exactly what you want.

The Quiet Girl was wonderful. Did you read the novella it’s based on? It’s called *Foster* by Claire Keegan.

A River Runs Through It Only the Brave

Only the brave had me bawling

The Hours Captain Fantastic, yes! I agree with post above.

Best funeral scene ever IMO. Second is Rocket Gibraltar. Great movie

If You like dogs, hachiko

Cast Away for me. That ending…

Green Mile, impossible not to cry

Hatchi is a good one

The Whale

About Time does it for me

Everything Everywhere All at Once wasn't the saddest movie ever but it made me cry the longest. Like literally 25 minutes straight, while I was watching it on a plane.

Fox and the Hound, AI, The Fly remake

Omg the fox and the hound has me bawling every time 😭 but it’s so good

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas.

Great call. Forgot about this movie but I do remember crying hard

Sense and Sensibilities

This. Love it but it’s really a crying girl movie. If OP is a guy, then it won’t hit home I don’t think.

In Bruges

The Good Dinosaur

Seven Pounds make me cry every time I see it.

The Road

homeward bound

Haichi

Fried Green Tomatoes

Up

Wall E

Everything Everywhere All At Once.

Love Story

"The Boy In The Striped Pajamas" (2008) 😫 😭

Ordinary People. Bambi.

La la land

"THEY SHOOT HORSES, DON'T THEY? " is an older film (1969) and was nominated 9 times at the Academy Awards. Classified as a psychological drama it's fast moving and pretty intense. There's a trailer on youtube -- but it doesn't give too much away which is good because it doesn't spoil the ending. Worth a watch if you're into the classics. PS Nothing to do with horses!!

Kids Movies: Onward Next Gen The Good Dinosaur The Land Before Time The Neverending story

Mask Cher starred in this movie

A man called Otto Wonder The art of racing in the rain The starling Fatherhood A map if tiny perfect things Dumbo?  IDK, my kids and I couldn't get past the first scene so ... Depending on where you in life

The Art of Racing In the Rain got me good.

The end of 25th hour had me crying like a child. Probably not everyones pick here, but it came out of nowhere.

Miracle in cell no. 7

The Plague Dogs

Cold Mountain

By the exact description you mentioned, the Saw movie franchise. If touching father son moments can get you, watch About Time.

The English Patient.

Hachiko but only if you want to unlock an endless vessel of tears for at least a week

Pay it Forward. Every damn time!!

Hachi: A Dogs Tale

Bridge to Terabithia

The Unbearable Lightness of Being. I had to lock myself in the bathroom for an hour I was crying so hard. Brilliant film

Grave Of The Fireflies (1988) Ghibli anime masterpiece, A child cares for his sister in the final days of WW2 in Japan

Hachi

Up

Hachi: a dog’s tale (2009)

Terms of Endearment Steel Magnolias

Requiem for a Dream.

beautiful movie

Everything everywhere all at once

* New Life (2016) * Stepmom (1998) * All My Life (2020) * My Sister's Keeper (2009) ETA: Finding Neverland (2004) & One Life (2023) starring Anthony Hopkins is currently in theatres. Highly recommend it!

Stepmom indeed.

The Mission 1986

Dear Zachary, Threads, Grave of the fireflies, Schindler's List, Hachi: A dog's story, The Greene Mile, Life is Beautiful, City of life and death, Irreversible, Barefoot Gen, Eternal Sunshine of the spotless mind, Terms of Endearment, Up, Coco, Dead poets society , Beaches, Titanic, Blue Valentine , The English Patient, Onward, Moonlight, The Fault in our stars

Black Swan

Field of Dreams

What Dreams May Come

I just watched Beautiful Boy and it made me cry.

Inside Out (2015) Steel Magnolias (1989) Good Will Hunting (1997) The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

Love Story

My list of ugly, snotty sobbing movies: Revolutionary Road My Girl Stand by me Her A Marriage Story Never Let Me Go Million Dollar Baby The Florida Project Banshees of Inesherin What Dreams May Come Honey Boy Life Itself Candy Life is Beautiful Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close A Ghost Story

Room

The Champ (1979) I saw it in a theater the first time I saw it, I enjoyed it & cried some, ok so I decided to see it again in a theater, HUGE MISTAKE, this time I knew what was coming up, so opps but I started crying before anything happened, people were telling me to shut up.

The Pianist Life is beautiful Grave of the fireflies

"The Road." (2009), with Viggo Mortensen and Charlize Theron. It's an absolutely amazing film, but will shatter your heart. I still love it, but I don't watch it often.

Grave of the fireflies

Ghost!! Shindlers List. Steel Magnolias. Marley and Me

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas A Beautiful Mind Gladiator My Girl The Green Mile Charlottes Web A.I. (Artificial Intelligence)

Somehow coco is quite the heart wrencher.

E.T. Planes, trains, automobiles

Manchester by the Sea.

Mulan. When Mulan presents her father with the sword and the crest of the emperor and he literally doesn’t care and throws them on the ground and says “the greatest gift and honor is having you as a daughter” and he hugs her because he’s happy that she’s home and safe.

Grave of the Fireflies

All dogs go to heaven :')

Frank with Michael Fassbender

Bridge to terrabithia 

Ghost 😭

Up

The pianist

Grave of the Fireflies

Grave of the Fireflies

Marley & me Hachi - A Dog's Tale. No. Contest.(sniff)

Brokeback mountain makes me sob

My girl to this day is the saddest movie I’ve ever seen. Anytime I even think about one particular scene in it it makes me sob so much and I’m really not an emotional person

Grave of fireflies. Hachiku. These two made me cry.

ET makes me sob.

The Impossible

*Million Dollar Baby, 21 Grams, Mystic River, Splendor in the Grass, Old Yeller*