People Are Sharing Movies That Truly Messed With Their Feelings, And It's A Lot

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Listen — every once in a while, we all need a good cry, and most movie lovers have ONE SPECIFIC MOVIE they go to whenever they need a hardy sob.

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Well, this week, Redditor moneybot13 asked, and I quote, "What movie fucked you straight in your feelings?" and, WHEW BUDDY, I was tearing up just reading some of these.

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Here are just a few movies that...well...fucked people straight in their feelings:

1. The Fox and the Hound (1981)

Walt Disney Studios

"I’m 32, and I just watched it again with my son. It’s still heartbreaking."

—cometflight

2. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)

Focus Features

"Every time I need a good cry about a relationship ending, that’s my go-to."

—easyluckyfree13

3. Blue Valentine (2010)

The Weinstein Company

"For some reason, that movie felt very real to me and I straight bawled my eyes out for the last 10 minutes."

—KickpuncherJ

4. Coco (2017)

Walt Disney Studios

"When he fucking sings for his grandma at the end?! I was a grown-ass man sobbing next to his wife..."

—CasanovaVA

5. Her (2013)

Warner Bros. Pictures

"Being a single guy, the ending gave me a strong sense of yearning and loneliness, and I tear up every time I watch it."

—antsmasher

6. The Green Mile (1999)

Warner Bros.

"'Please boss, don’t put that thing over my face, don’t put me in the dark. I’m afraid of the dark...'"

—BurningCandle_

7. Inside Out (2015)

Pixar

"I made the mistake of watching this while my nearly 1-year-old daughter was napping on me. Fucking Bing Bong, man!"

—eaglewatch1945

8. Good Will Hunting (1997)

Miramax Films

"It deals with a lot of issues that many people have, and always hits hard."

—WearerOfVans

9. The Iron Giant (1999)

Warner Bros. Pictures

"When he says 'Superman' as his eyes slowly close..."

—Maeengun

10. About Time (2013)

Universal Pictures

"Toward the end of the film, it always hits a little too deep!"

—Versatile-Reptile

11. Wall-E (2008)

Pixar

"My toddler is still developing empathy. When Eve was frantically pushing all of Wall-E’s buttons, trying to wake him up, my daughter turned to me with a quivering lip and asked, 'What’s happening, mama?' And THAT'S what made me lose it."

—melrig723

12. Big Fish (2003)

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"I can't not cry in those final scenes."

—ScenicHwyOverpass

13. Stand by Me (1986)

Columbia Pictures

"Stephen King stories always hit home for me. It brings me back to when I was a kid and everything was an adventure, and you were with your best friends forever. Turns out, forever isn't really that long."

—davewtameloncamp

14. Big Hero 6 (2014)

Walt Disney Studios

"My older cousin passed away a couple months before I saw the movie, and I lost it cause I felt like the younger brother."

—vegasaltair

15. The Pursuit of Happyness (2016)

Sony Pictures Releasing

"That dad did everything for his son, and it reminds me of my own life."

—Hyper_9

16. Treasure Planet (2002)

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"This would be a rare answer, but that 'I'm Still Here' montage really got to me. It was so depressing to see that Jim's father left him as a kid, and that was the main reason why Jim was depressed. Plus, later in the movie, John Silver says something very touching to Jim after the serious journey they've been on: 'You're gonna rattle the stars, you are!'"

—Snoo79382

17. A Beautiful Mind (2001)

Universal Pictures

"My grandpa was schizophrenic, but I never understood it until I watched this movie."

—Appledoo

18. Arrival (2016)

Paramount Pictures

"I thought the whole story was beautiful, but very sad. I took my wife to see it the next day, but wouldn't tell her why it was sad. I remember the moment she figured it out. She was sitting right beside me and I just heard her start crying..."

—edgarpickle

19. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)

Sony Pictures Releasing

"Hear me out: That scene with him tied to the chair and his dad on the other side of the door made me cry."

—love_chicken_nuggets

20. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017)

Walt Disney Studios

"I know it's silly, but anyone who has issues with their father and doesn't break down at the end of this movie ain't fuckin' human."

—AsboZapruder

21. Steel Magnolias (1989)

TriStar Pictures

"That damn graveyard scene gives me the ugly cries every time!"

—Lissas812

22. And finally — John Wick (2014)

Lionsgate

"My wife died in September that same year. My dog had just gotten out of spinal surgery and wasn't walking, and might or might not make it. I didn't know it yet, but the car that we'd had for 15 years was about to die on me.

I may have been the only person in a theater crying about his wife and his dog and his car at a deep, raw level."

—castille

Now it's your turn! What's one movie that — how'd they word it? Oh, right — "fucked you straight in your feelings"? Share yours in the comments below!

Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity. H/T Reddit.