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1 day ago · MOVIES THAT WILL CAUSE A GOOD CRY. When you’re looking for a good cry you want a movie with a prolonged sense of longing or despair or a sense of great loss. Melodrama is a staple genre for this kind of cry, especially films about star-crossed lovers who just can’t seem to make it work, like Jack and Rose in James Cameron’s epic Titanic.
- Terms of Endearment. Released: 1983. Rated: PG. Director: James L. Brooks. Debra Winger and Shirley MacLaine make the perfect mother-daughter team in this classic sad movie that’s also punctuated with moments of levity and uplift.
- Dead Poets Society. Released: 1989. Rated: PG. Director: Peter Weir. Robin Williams is at his finest as passionate English professor John Keating, who inspires his students to march to their own drums.
- The Fault in Our Stars. Released: 2014. Rated: PG-13. Director: Josh Boone. Hazel Grace and Gus are two teens who meet in a support group and crack jokes about the perks of having cancer in this tearjerker of a romance based on the popular book by John Green.
- E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial. Released: 1982. Rated: PG. Director: Steven Spielberg. Yep, this Steven Spielberg classic is a total tearjerker, and you’ll be weeping long before the mothership flies away at the end.
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- Forrest Gump (1994) Forrest Gump (Tom Hanks) is different from other people, but his mother (Sally Field) has never made him feel that way.
- Blue Valentine (2010) Dean (Ryan Gosling) and Cindy (Michelle Williams) appear to have the perfect marriage—from the outside looking in.
- Call Me By Your Name (2017) In 1983, 17-year-old Elio Perlman (Timothée Chalamet) spends the summer with his family in Italy.
- The Hours (2002) Get ready to write a queer theory paper on this one. The Hours is the story of three women searching for more meaningful lives while facing demons of their own.
Blue Valentine (2010) Blue Valentine (2010) Official Trailer - Michelle Williams, Ryan Gosling Movie HD. Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams star as a troubled couple in this romantic drama, and ...
- ‘The Way We Were'
- 'Ordinary People'
- 'Sophie’S Choice'
- 'The Natural'
- 'Beaches'
- 'Grave of The Fireflies'
- 'Dead Poets Society'
- 'Steel Magnolias'
- 'My Girl'
- 'Philadelphia'
Babs and Bob. Two actors (that's Barbara Streisand and Robert Redford) who are just stunning together on camera, playing characters who really were never gonna work for the long haul. Or would they, could they? She's a strident antiwar protester, and he's a privileged, drifting guy who often gets by on his good looks. Oh, and she's Jewish and he's ...
Redford's back for this one, but this time he's behind the camera. When Conrad's (Timothy Hutton) brother dies in a tragic accident and he tries to take his own life, the Jarrett family begins a slow disintegration. Astonishing performances from all involved (Hutton won an Oscar, as did Redford; it also picked up a Best Picture prize), but it's see...
Sophie's (Meryl Streep) an alluring woman with a sad affect and a tragic past rooted in the Holocaust. Streep, who won an Oscar for the role, plays her as both delicate and already broken, but not without the ability to find joy. Alas, her lover Nathan (Kevin Kline) has extreme mood swings and their mutual friend Stingo (Peter MacNicol) develops a ...
Look, this is not meant to be a Robert Redford list, but who knew he was tied to so many heart-wrenching stories? Also, yes, this is a baseball movie and yes, there is frequently crying in baseball movies. Redford plays a young ballplayer with a golden arm who's struck down on the eve of his making the big time; years later, he stages a comeback ag...
Ever wanted to see Mayim Bialik with red hair and in full child actor mode? Well, the opening segment of "Beaches," a weepie so perfectly attuned to cracking our hearts in two it's practically a genre of its own, is the place for you. As young performer CC Bloom, Bialik practically bursts from the screen, and her instant friendship with the shy, lo...
Here's a side of World War II's end you might not have thought about. A brother and sister, orphaned and firebombed out of their homes, are slowly left to their own devices to survive in 1945 Japan. War's human costs — even to the ostensible "enemy" — are rarely weighed on the same scale as grand, historical victories. (Not Rated)
It's hard to say if Oscar-nominated Robin Williams' John Keating is a good English teacher. What he excels in when he's hired at a conservative Vermont prep school is actually stirring the pot and possibly getting his straitlaced students to think outside the box. Some do, and it's a glorious blossoming. Some don't, with tragic results. The things ...
If you thought the bonding of two women in movies like "Beaches" was enough to empty your tissue box, imagine what it's like to have six ladies of varying ages bonding, getting their hair done, and tending to the sickly one in the group? "Magnolias" is based out of a beauty parlor and features names like Julia Roberts, Dolly Parton, Shirley MacLain...
It's 1972 and Vada (Anna Chlumsky), the daughter of the local funeral director, has a BFF in Thomas (Macaulay Culkin), who's allergic to just about everything. It's one of those "summer that changed everything" films, from the quirkiness of their friendship to the woman her dad begins to date (and how Vada is not having it) to ... well, you can pro...
This legal drama stars Tom Hanks as Andrew Beckett, an attorney who has been diagnosed with AIDS, as he works with another lawyer, Joe Miller (Denzel Washington), to sue his former employer, who fired him after discovering he was gay and had AIDS. As the trial begins, Hanks' character gets sicker, and ultimately learns of the verdict of the trial w...
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Feb 7, 2024 · The NeverEnding Story (1984) Official Trailer - Childhood Fantasy Movie HD. 10. Harriet the Spy (1996) Maybe this is nostalgia talking, but Harriet the Spy is a deeply sad movie, and actually, we ...
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The Notebook (2004) PG-13 | 123 min | Drama, Romance. An elderly man reads to a woman with dementia the story of two young lovers whose romance is threatened by the difference in their respective social classes. Director: Nick Cassavetes | Stars: Gena Rowlands, James Garner, Rachel McAdams, Ryan Gosling.
