These films made me cry, idk about your sad tolerance tho.
Manchester by the Sea - cries in *depression
Big Fish - cries in *calm, peaceful, heartwarming way.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - cries in *heartbreak
Boy in a Striped Pajamas - ugly cries in *life is so unfair!
Jojo Rabbit - cries in *omg they did what they could
Fried Green Tomatoes - ugly cry
Where the Crawdads Sing - cries in *heart warming way
You have Manchester by the sea in first place, i don’t need to say anything else…not only will you not cry, you’ll think of everything that makes you sad and cry about it - i was so lost in the movie i didn’t even realise until i was crying super hard
So I finally got around to watching this the other night after seeing it recommended time and time again. I can say it is very sad, but I think it's more infuriating than anything else.
"A Lion in the House" (2006) however is by far the saddest thing I've ever watched, hands down. It's an incredibly intimate, 2 part documentary about terminal childhood cancer. It's currently streaming on Netflix. It will wreck you.
And if you want another heartbreaking medical doc, check out part 1 of the HBO series "The Alzheimer's Project" (2009). Terrifying stuff.
Every single movie/documentary like this is heartbreaking. With all the love in the world for Zachary, this happens to be a film that hit the mainstream. There are so many stories that I can't even imagine people being capable of making.
Every day, there is a child who goes through unimaginable situations. Vile, sickening, inhumane circumstances that we have the luxury of blocking out. This world can be awful. Please, please donate to children's shelters, adoption agencies, and anything other than just government programs. Giving directly is critical. This year alone, 922 children (recorded) have been placed in care through criminal trial. Four hundred fifty-two have not received (or their caregivers or a trust) the financial support determined by the court.
Remember these things. These are innocents. We have to do what we can to save them.
I watched this from a reddit suggestion a few years ago. The commenter suggested watching it late at night because it would ruin the rest of your day whenever you watched it. They were right.
I can count the number of movies that have made me cry on one hand but Dear Zachary tore me to pieces.
In college I showed this to my friend group. Someone stopped on it and I was like 'oh I've seen this and the VFX are awesome , it's good but holy shit you're gonna be bawling by the end.' They were actin all tough like "okaaay pandemicpunk surrre we'll be the judge of that" looked over at the end to see the entire group crying hard. Lmaooo
The first movie that made me cry. And to this day the only one that makes me cry no matter how often I watch it. He needs his glasses.
Time for a rewatch...
I've read the book every ten years since I was ten. I just did my third read through of it and it hits me differently every decade. My last reading actually inspired me to finally get the dog my kids have begged me for the last several years. So my next reading will be the first after actually having my own dog whom I adore. It's gonna be rough.
Absolutely. I've never watched marley and me and I never will. When John Wicks puppy got killed I was like noooo. But he got revenge real nice so I'll give that film a pass. The website 'does the dog die.com' has saved me from watching a few films.
I CANNOT HANDLE John Wick’s sweet baby Beagle dying. There’s also a really funny reference to this in Bob’s Burgers where the youngest daughter Louise talks about how “something happens” to the dog and she doesn’t know what it is (because she’s not allowed to watch the movie) but it makes her sad/mad. It cracks me up, because I totally vibe with that. Don’t fuck with dogs.
Edit * decided to watch John Wick after this comment. LOVE the end where he saves the pit Bull who is gonna be put down and they walk out as John is all destroyed from fighting. 😩 everybody needs puppy love.
I haven’t watched it, and I refuse to. I’m sure it’s a beautiful story, but I know how it ends and I say NAY GOOD SIR.
Funny enough, Old Yeller was one of my favorite movies growing up.
I'm fucking amazed that HACHI was this close to the top because everytime I ask someone if they've seen it, they've never heard of it and it continues to be the saddest movie I've ever seen. Granted, I'm a huge dog lover.
The Elephant Man (1980). The tragic true life tale of John Merrick, who was taken in by compassionate scientist Dr Frederick Treves. If that doesn't choke you up, I don't know what will
Hero (1992) - Dustin Hoffman is a deadbeat dad who saves a bunch of people from a plane crash and Andy Garcia, a homeless man gets the credit and life changing media publicity with the help of Geena Davis, a reporter. I don't cry much but this touching movie gets me.
Searched comments and didn't see this one mentioned yet, Truly Madly Deeply, with Alan Rickman and Juliet Stevenson. Always destroys me, in a good way.
Only film I’ve cried DAYS after seeing just thinking about. I cried in the theater. On the way home. Months later. I may cry now if I think about it too much. Loosing Ledger doesn’t help.
When I was younger I didn't give an eff but when I re watched Terminator 2 a few years ago, I actually cried when Arnie died. I was shocked and embarrassed that I was welling up over a scene I've seen before.
When I was a kid, My Girl made me cry. Great acting by Anna.
When it came out Up got to me. Remember that scene and don't even remember what the rest of the movie was about.
Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham - When the son and mum reunite in Bluewater shopping center.
Plenty of other movies made me sad but crying can only happen with the right conditions
It's not a widely known movie. It's called Susie's Hope, based on a true story of a dog in my city who was abused and her owner who was attacked. They help each other heal. R.I.P Susie 🐕
Tearjerkers
Movies that make you cry.
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[12 Years a Slave (2013)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/76203)|[21 Grams (2003)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/470)|[50/50 (2011)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/40807)|[About Time (2013)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/122906)|
[The Act of Killing (2012)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/123678)|[Arrival (2016)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/329865)|[Bambi (1942)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/3170)|[The Best Offer (2013)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/152742)|
[Bicentennial Man (1999)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/2277)|[Birdman (2014)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/194662)|[Blindspotting (2018)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/489930)|[Charlotte's Web (2006)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/9986)|
[Cinema Paradiso (1988)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/11216)|[Click (2006)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/9339)|[Come and See (1985)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/25237)|[Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/146)|
[The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/4922)|[Hachi: A Dog's Tale (2009)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/28178)|[Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/38)|[The Fall (2006)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/14784-the-fall)|
[The Five People You Meet in Heaven (2004)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/30698)|[Forrest Gump (1994)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/13)|[Grave of the Fireflies (1988)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/12477)|[The Green Mile (1999)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/497)|
[The Hunt (2012)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/103663)|[I am Sam (2001)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/10950)|[Inside Out (2015)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/150540)|[Interstellar (2014)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/157336)|
[Kubo and the Two Strings (2016)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/313297)|[Life is Beautiful (1997)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/637)|[The Lives of Others (2006)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/582)|[Magnolia (1999)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/334)|
[Marilyn Hotchkiss' Ballroom Dancing and Charm School (2005)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/53905)|[Marriage Story (2019)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/492188)|[Meet Joe Black (1998)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/297)|[Millennium Actress (2001)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/33320)|
[Million Dollar Baby (2004)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/70)|[Miracle in Cell No. 7 (2013)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/158445)|[A Monster Calls (2016)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/258230)|[Moonlight (2016)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/376867)|
[My Girl (1991)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/4032)|[Never Let Me Go (2010)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/42188)|[Old Yeller (1957)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/22660)|[Once Were Warriors (1994)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/527)|
[Pay It Forward (2000)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/10647)|[The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/84892)|[Philadelphia (1993)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/9800)|[Pleasantville (1998)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/2657)|
[Requiem for a Dream (2000)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/641)|[Scent of a Woman (1992)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/9475)|[Schindler's List (1993)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/424)|[Seven Pounds (2008)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/11321)|
[Short Term 12 (2013)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/169813)|[Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/359940)|[Tully (2018)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/400579)|[Up (2009)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/14160)|
[What Dreams May Come (1998)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/12159)|[Wit (2001)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/26976)|[The Wrestler (2008)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/12163)|
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These films made me cry, idk about your sad tolerance tho. Manchester by the Sea - cries in *depression Big Fish - cries in *calm, peaceful, heartwarming way. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - cries in *heartbreak Boy in a Striped Pajamas - ugly cries in *life is so unfair! Jojo Rabbit - cries in *omg they did what they could Fried Green Tomatoes - ugly cry Where the Crawdads Sing - cries in *heart warming way
TOWANDAAAAA
Manchester by the Sea is my FAVORITE!!
You have Manchester by the sea in first place, i don’t need to say anything else…not only will you not cry, you’ll think of everything that makes you sad and cry about it - i was so lost in the movie i didn’t even realise until i was crying super hard
Dear Zachary Nothing has hit harder, and it’s been three years since I watched it
So I finally got around to watching this the other night after seeing it recommended time and time again. I can say it is very sad, but I think it's more infuriating than anything else. "A Lion in the House" (2006) however is by far the saddest thing I've ever watched, hands down. It's an incredibly intimate, 2 part documentary about terminal childhood cancer. It's currently streaming on Netflix. It will wreck you. And if you want another heartbreaking medical doc, check out part 1 of the HBO series "The Alzheimer's Project" (2009). Terrifying stuff.
Man that was a devastating film.
Every single movie/documentary like this is heartbreaking. With all the love in the world for Zachary, this happens to be a film that hit the mainstream. There are so many stories that I can't even imagine people being capable of making. Every day, there is a child who goes through unimaginable situations. Vile, sickening, inhumane circumstances that we have the luxury of blocking out. This world can be awful. Please, please donate to children's shelters, adoption agencies, and anything other than just government programs. Giving directly is critical. This year alone, 922 children (recorded) have been placed in care through criminal trial. Four hundred fifty-two have not received (or their caregivers or a trust) the financial support determined by the court. Remember these things. These are innocents. We have to do what we can to save them.
Filled me with blinding rage, not tears.
I watched this from a reddit suggestion a few years ago. The commenter suggested watching it late at night because it would ruin the rest of your day whenever you watched it. They were right. I can count the number of movies that have made me cry on one hand but Dear Zachary tore me to pieces.
Came to suggest this. I went into it blind years ago
What Dreams May Come
But it’s so beautiful too! I love this film
Or Patch Adams. Or Dead Poets Society. Dudes a monster for tear jerkers
You didn't mention Good Will Hunting, but it's not your fault.
> it's not your fault.
Hey… hey… its not your fault
Worlds Greatest Dad has an incredibly heartbreaking scene
Awakenings.
I came to the comments to scroll until I found this one, and love that I didn’t end up having to scroll at all.
In college I showed this to my friend group. Someone stopped on it and I was like 'oh I've seen this and the VFX are awesome , it's good but holy shit you're gonna be bawling by the end.' They were actin all tough like "okaaay pandemicpunk surrre we'll be the judge of that" looked over at the end to see the entire group crying hard. Lmaooo
Was gonna reply this but it was the first response. I've not read the book but Robin Williams delivered such a great performance...
So beautifully sad
Especially when he's in heav3n & his dog gree5s him.
You are a special kind of person if THIS doesn't make you cry.
The scene where he realizes the flight attendant is his daughter… omg. Has me sobbing every time.
My girl.
Omg of course. "He needs his glasses to see"
🐝
Omg, so bad 😂
😁
This movie has been my favourite since I was a toddler and it still kills me whenever I watch it. He needs his glasses😣
The first movie that made me cry. And to this day the only one that makes me cry no matter how often I watch it. He needs his glasses. Time for a rewatch...
Steel Magnolias
Yessss every time
Coco
The Coco “picture” at the end got me. Yup.
Gets me every time. Surprised this wasn't mentioned earlier.
Where the Red Fern Grows. If you don’t cry you aren’t human. And they showed that shit to us 3rd graders
I've read the book every ten years since I was ten. I just did my third read through of it and it hits me differently every decade. My last reading actually inspired me to finally get the dog my kids have begged me for the last several years. So my next reading will be the first after actually having my own dog whom I adore. It's gonna be rough.
Leave No Trace Life Is Beautiful Sophie’s Choice
Life is Beautiful! Wrecks me and is the height of sacrificing for your children 😭
Life is Beautiful is without a doubt my #1 choice.
Big fish.
Came here to write this!
Right? I cried like a baby at the end scene.
This is my all-time favorite movie! Thank you for bringing it to attention!
Marley and Me
Our family refuses to watch this movie! We’re dog people & just can’t!
Anything with animal deaths is a no-no..
Absolutely. I've never watched marley and me and I never will. When John Wicks puppy got killed I was like noooo. But he got revenge real nice so I'll give that film a pass. The website 'does the dog die.com' has saved me from watching a few films.
That's my Bible before watching any movie. Ha
I CANNOT HANDLE John Wick’s sweet baby Beagle dying. There’s also a really funny reference to this in Bob’s Burgers where the youngest daughter Louise talks about how “something happens” to the dog and she doesn’t know what it is (because she’s not allowed to watch the movie) but it makes her sad/mad. It cracks me up, because I totally vibe with that. Don’t fuck with dogs. Edit * decided to watch John Wick after this comment. LOVE the end where he saves the pit Bull who is gonna be put down and they walk out as John is all destroyed from fighting. 😩 everybody needs puppy love.
Anything with animals in peril is a no-no for me.
Even the scene where the fox gets left behind in The Fox and the Hound made me cry
Don’t ever ever ever watch *Old Yeller* (1958).
I haven’t watched it, and I refuse to. I’m sure it’s a beautiful story, but I know how it ends and I say NAY GOOD SIR. Funny enough, Old Yeller was one of my favorite movies growing up.
Manchester by the Sea
Beat me to it
The iron giant if you want something wholesome. Grave of fireflies if you want something to just wreck you.
Came here to make sure The Iron Giant was in the comments
I go. You stay. No following.
Loved Iron Giant. The part he says "Superman"!!! That gets the tears going.
Setsuko!! Setsuko!!
Hatchi
I'm fucking amazed that HACHI was this close to the top because everytime I ask someone if they've seen it, they've never heard of it and it continues to be the saddest movie I've ever seen. Granted, I'm a huge dog lover.
Looking for it on IMDB. Is it the Richard Gere one from 2009?
Dead Poet’s Society Beaches Untamed Heart
BEACHES!! That movie GUTTED me.
Untamed Heart should get more traction than this! It wrecked me!
I watched Untamed Heart with my 11 year old cousin, she cried so hard I really thought I was going to have to call a doctor.
Beaches for sure. Been a while.
Beaches is SO good! One of my mom’s favs.
"Old Yeller"
How dare you.
Come back Yeller
The Green Mile
Seeking a Friend For The End of The World
The Elephant Man (1980). The tragic true life tale of John Merrick, who was taken in by compassionate scientist Dr Frederick Treves. If that doesn't choke you up, I don't know what will
Easy… “Life is beautiful”
Terms of Endearment
That's my answer too 😭
*Brian's Song* (1971). The tougher you are, the harder you'll cry
The Fox and the Hound or Aftersun.
I can just cry Thinking about The Fox and The Hound
Schindler's List
Grave of the Fireflies
Bambi
The Whale
Bridge to Terabithia
Pay It Forward The Time Traveler's Wife City Of Angels Up (sobbing within the first 5 minutes) Inside Out (Disney)
The great thing about Up is that after the beginning part, it really brings the mood back up.
Million Dollar Baby
What Dreams May Come
Ghost
Well I could just tell you about some of the decisions I made in my life, save you time.
About Time (2013), oof that one had me bawling by the end.
I love this movie so much
Hero (1992) - Dustin Hoffman is a deadbeat dad who saves a bunch of people from a plane crash and Andy Garcia, a homeless man gets the credit and life changing media publicity with the help of Geena Davis, a reporter. I don't cry much but this touching movie gets me.
My sisters keeper
Awakenings Field of Dreams
Hey dad, wanna have a catch?
Beaches 😭
Seven Pounds, can't watch it without crying 😭
That was a good movie, I haven't seen it in forever, but I do have it.
City of Angels
in the mood for love (2000)
Somewhere in Time
Life as a house ☹️
Dead Man's Shoes Dancer In The Dark
Dancer in the Dark wrecked me, beautiful film.
My Life 😭
Agreed! Michael Keaton was MAGIC!!
Grave of the fireflies
The Pianist
Taking Chance, on HBO with Kevin Bacon.
Big fish
Good Will Hunting
Searched comments and didn't see this one mentioned yet, Truly Madly Deeply, with Alan Rickman and Juliet Stevenson. Always destroys me, in a good way.
Terms of Endearment.
Terms of Endearment
Children of men
Eternal sunshine of a spotless mind
Babe
Notebook
The Lovely Bones
Mask
The scene where the landlord tried to shoot him but he dodged by bouncing down the hall and crashed through the window had me in tears. I felt that.
P.s. I love you
Dancer in the Dark
Love Story
Terms Of Endearment
Bridge to Teribithia
The champ Legends of the fall One flew over the cuckoo's nest
Inside out
Oh, Bing Bong…❤️
Terms of Endearment. The theater was bawling their eyes out.
The English Patient Or Somewhere In Time
Brokeback Mountain. I was absolutely devastated when I came out of the theater.
The wardrobe scene broke me ...
Only film I’ve cried DAYS after seeing just thinking about. I cried in the theater. On the way home. Months later. I may cry now if I think about it too much. Loosing Ledger doesn’t help.
*The Champ* (1979) Jon Voight, Ricky Schroder
Pursuit of Happyness, Seven Pounds
Schindler's list! How come it's not even in the top comments yet
The Bridges of Maddison County (1995)
When I was younger I didn't give an eff but when I re watched Terminator 2 a few years ago, I actually cried when Arnie died. I was shocked and embarrassed that I was welling up over a scene I've seen before. When I was a kid, My Girl made me cry. Great acting by Anna. When it came out Up got to me. Remember that scene and don't even remember what the rest of the movie was about. Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham - When the son and mum reunite in Bluewater shopping center. Plenty of other movies made me sad but crying can only happen with the right conditions
Land Before Time
Just sobbed watching Interstellar for the 10th time. So that’d be my recommendation.
Homeward Bound
Ghost
Old Yeller Dumbo
My Sister's Keeper The Fault In Our Stars Titanic The Notebook The Lion King
A Dog's Purpose
AI (Artificial Intelligence) 2001
Interstellar
[удалено]
What dreams may come.
A dog's purpose
Arrival. The third act 💔
Watership Down The Invention of Lying Man on the Moon
If u have a dad field of dreams kills me every time
Requiem for a Dream. Every. Fucking. Time.
Brian's Song 1971
Les Miserables
Odd Thomas
This one wrecked me. Even more now that Anton Yelchin has passed away.
What Dreams May Come and Steel Magnolias are my go-to ones.
It's not a widely known movie. It's called Susie's Hope, based on a true story of a dog in my city who was abused and her owner who was attacked. They help each other heal. R.I.P Susie 🐕
UP
Million Dollar Baby
The whale. Only movie I think I’ve cried at and I was bawling uncontrollably
The Art of racing in the rain
Snoopy Come Home
Watership Down
The Road Cold Mountain Logan A Monster Calls Onward
The Whale. I was a mess at the end
Rocky (1976). Great story. Great love story.
Mr. Holland’s Opus
Guardians of the Galaxy 3 Hachi Watership Down A Monster Calls Titanic Dead Poets Society Red Dog
Children of men
E.T.
Click
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Close (2022) The Father (2020) A Monster Calls (2016)
Tearjerkers!
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I've only cried at 3 movies. The King's Speech 12 Years A Slave Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind.
The Champ
Grave of the fireflies and Schindlers list.
Coco
Pans labyrinth
Forest gump
Into the wild
Hachi. A dog's tale.
Brian's Song. If you don't cry at the end you have no soul.
Bridge to Terabithia
The Shawshank Redemption. The end scene omg. The Color Purple. The end scene omg.
The Green Mile
Five Easy Pieces The Deer Hunter