Anonymous
06/17/2019 21:15
Subject: Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
Anonymous wrote:The Champ was the first movie that made me cry.
+1..."Champ....wake up, Champ! Wake up!!!" awwww...little Ricky Schroeder!
Also...
Love Story
Terms of Endearment
Ever After (a really fun and well-written retelling of Cinderella!...but the scene when the elderly servant man is reunited with his wife gets me happy crying every single time!)
Deep End of the Ocean (Michelle Pfieffer...Treat Williams...amazingly good tearjerker movie!)
Anonymous
06/17/2019 21:05
Subject: Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
Stepmom
Steel Magnolias
Steel Magnolias
Anonymous
06/17/2019 20:32
Subject: Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
These movies are old.
https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/gallery/best-sad-movies-ever
Some newer ones.
Also “This Life”
https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/gallery/best-sad-movies-ever
Some newer ones.
Also “This Life”
Anonymous
06/17/2019 20:03
Subject: Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
Dancer in the Dark. You'll cry for days.
Frances, about the actress Frances Farmer who was lobotomized. Also for days.
Frances, about the actress Frances Farmer who was lobotomized. Also for days.
Anonymous
06/17/2019 19:57
Subject: Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
Waterloo Bridge, Vivian Leigh version.
Anonymous
06/17/2019 19:55
Subject: Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
AI
That poor kid searching for his mom. I balled.
That poor kid searching for his mom. I balled.
Anonymous
06/17/2019 19:14
Subject: Re:Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
Stepmom
Anonymous
06/17/2019 19:13
Subject: Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
Anonymous wrote:Truly, Madly, Deeply. It’s hard to find, but it will inspire the best, hard cry ever. A good, cathartic cry.
I love you. This is my favorite movie!
Anonymous
06/17/2019 19:13
Subject: Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
Anonymous wrote:Inside Out makes me cry every time.
So does It’s a Wonderful Life.
My husband and I cry so hard during Inside Out. It makes us reflect on our parenting and think about the future.
Anonymous
06/17/2019 19:11
Subject: Re:Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Terms of Endearment
I feel the same as your niece about Steel Magnolias. Terms of Endearment she did nothing to bring on her fate, and the acting is so, so good.
I've watched this movie over a dozen times and it gets me every time! ??
GIVE MY DAUGHTER THE SHOT.
GIVE MY DAUGHTER THE SHOT.
Anonymous
06/17/2019 02:04
Subject: Re:Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
I was browsing on Youtube and clips from one of my favorite movies and one guaranteed to make me tear up came on: Mr. Holland's Opus.
Anonymous
11/24/2018 21:43
Subject: Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
Anonymous wrote:Beaches
But I wonder if many of these movies impact us because we are mothers? Stepmom did. I also cried with The Hours (when Julianne moore was driving away and her little boy was bawling and screaming mommy).
Oh, boy, The Hours really got me.
Anonymous
11/24/2018 20:04
Subject: Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
Sling Blade
Anonymous
11/24/2018 19:59
Subject: Re:Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
Anonymous wrote:Terms of Endearment
I feel the same as your niece about Steel Magnolias. Terms of Endearment she did nothing to bring on her fate, and the acting is so, so good.
I've watched this movie over a dozen times and it gets me every time! ??
Anonymous
11/24/2018 19:51
Subject: Re:Recommend a movie for when you need a good cry
"My Left Foot"
"No one expects much from Christy Brown (Daniel Day-Lewis), a boy with cerebral palsy born into a working-class Irish family. Though Christy is a spastic quadriplegic and essentially paralyzed, a miraculous event occurs when, at the age of 5, he demonstrates control of his left foot by using chalk to scrawl a word on the floor. With the help of his steely mother (Brenda Fricker) -- and no shortage of grit and determination -- Christy overcomes his infirmity to become a painter, poet and author."
Tear jerker that is also inspirational, I could not stop crying.
"No one expects much from Christy Brown (Daniel Day-Lewis), a boy with cerebral palsy born into a working-class Irish family. Though Christy is a spastic quadriplegic and essentially paralyzed, a miraculous event occurs when, at the age of 5, he demonstrates control of his left foot by using chalk to scrawl a word on the floor. With the help of his steely mother (Brenda Fricker) -- and no shortage of grit and determination -- Christy overcomes his infirmity to become a painter, poet and author."
Tear jerker that is also inspirational, I could not stop crying.