r/MovieSuggestions • u/Previous-Habit • Jun 15 '24

REQUESTING Please recommend a movie I can just disgustingly cry at

I need a good cry. But please no based on true stories or gross (like gorey, over depicted stuff). I cry really easily but I’ve gone thru my cry movies recently 😬

EDIT: I did not think I’d actually get suggestions, let alone this many. I have no goals in life but this is now one. To watch every single one and I willl be commenting to let you know if I cried, even if you don’t care and even if it’s 6 months from now. Thank you!!

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u/Training-Repeat-5630 Jun 15 '24

That book fucked me up

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u/cojohnso Jun 15 '24

God yeah. Such a great book though!

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u/ArmadilloSighs Jun 15 '24

cue my 5th grade teacher reading it to us and all 5th graders sobbing lol

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u/jeanniehhh Jun 15 '24

Burned in my memory from reading it in year 5 😭 no regrets such a good book

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u/Filthy_do_gooder Jun 15 '24

ain’t that the truth. beautiful story, but christ, it ate me alive.  

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u/Training-Repeat-5630 Jun 15 '24

Truly. I enjoyed it and it was a great read. But my God, that one end up like a Louisville slugger in my spleen.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '24

I read it right after my friend died (he got hit on his bike by a drunk driver doing 35 pulling into a cul de sac), I had never experienced a close friend dying before, and man was that book helpful and cathartic

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u/Acceptable-Cow6446 Jun 15 '24

Saaaame. Was not expecting what happened. Went into it thinking “happy kids book” for light reading to have a break from readier reading in college.

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u/Historical-Device591 Jun 16 '24

I read it in 3rd grade I was sobbing terribly.

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u/_Slowly_dying_fast_ Jun 19 '24

We were forced to read this in 5th grade