Sad movie suggestions....
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Anonymous
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Sophie's Choice, definitely.
The Sweet Hereafter. OMG. A busload of children die in a crash, all except for one, who's paralyzed. The Help, when Abie has to leave her darling "baby" at the end. |
Anonymous
Those are totally different movies. Field of Dreams is a masterpiece and a guaranteed man-cry every time. The Natural is an overwrought, overrated, melodramatic piece of crap. |
Anonymous
| How sad do you want it: Ghandi and Schindler's List or Terms of Endearment? |
Anonymous
-1 for Sweet Hereafter because of underlying child abuse theme |
Anonymous
How so? I didn't pick up on that at all. |
Anonymous
| I cried during the First 10 minutes of Frozen and the first 10 minutes of Up. Yeah I know. [Hangs head] |
Anonymous
| One True Thing with Meryl Streep. |
Anonymous
| Dear Zachary. Actually it's so sad that I don't even think you should watch it. It'll do the trick though. |
Anonymous
| Oh yes, the opening scene from "UP" and there's a similar sweet vignette in the movie "Gnomes"..... |
Anonymous
| Beaches |
Anonymous
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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - I don't know why exactly but it gets to me.
20 Feet from Stardom - not a sad movie at all but those ladies are so amazing that I cried through the entire thing. |
Anonymous
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I haven't liked crying from movies for years, so my recommendations are all pretty old (although many have been suggested):
Beaches (GAH!) Steel Magnolias A League of Their Owm (that last scene... Blubber, blubber sputter) and for a different kind of cry, more the acute pain of what we didn't know we had: Peggy Sue Got Married |
Anonymous
| OP, what did you watch? |
Anonymous
| Evelyn. Fantastic, crying movie. |
Anonymous
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And The Band Played On
http://m.imdb.com/title/tt0106273/ |