Sometimes we feel so overwhelmed by how we feel that the only crying is the only solution.
If you need to relieve stress with a nice Sob session, why not use one of the theatrical movies, all of which can be streamed on Amazon Prime videos as inspiration? A sad movie may just be something that makes tears flow.
Watch with us the five movies available on the platform that are highlighting. Some are pure drama, some are comedic elements, but they all guarantee to move even the strongest heart and wet the dryest eyes.
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“The Road Back” (2013)
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This 2013 adult film cleverly explores the complexity of growing up in your family without understanding. Duncan (Liam James), 14-year-old son of single mom Pam (Tony Collette), often demeaned by her mother’s boyfriend Trent (Steve Carell), when she doesn’t understand. When Duncan and Pam accompany TrentSam Rockwell), manager of a local water park. Irving brought Duncan under his wings, helping him find confidence.
The way back It is a poignant portrayal of the struggle between adolescents and adults in their identities and self-esteem. It’s a moving film about certain relationships that have to take on your strength when others seem determined to let you down. It’s a bittersweet story, coupled with the outstanding performances of James, Collett and Rockwell, turning it into tears-induced gold.
“Spotlight” (2015)
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spotlight It is based on a true story Boston globeThe famous “Spotlight” investigative team (one of the U.S.’s continuing newspaper investigative journalists department), and their awards for the Politz Medal have won an investigation into extensive and systematic child sexual abuse in Boston, many Roman Catholic priests.
Investigate drama stars Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams and Stanley Tucci As a journalist, trying to reveal the truth about the abuse and its subsequent cover-up. Disturbing content is treated with incredible sensitivity, while serious themes make the story devastating. But people who are enthusiastic about seeking truth and justice cannot help but be inspired and moved.
“Titanic” (1997)
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James CameronEpic historical romance is actually synonymous with “the movie that will make you cry”, and there is good reason. Rose(Kate Winslet), a wealthy heiress who opposes her restrictive role in society and Jack (Jack)Leonardo DiCaprio), an artist with a model figure, with a huge dream and a lifelong passion, meet and fall in love during the virgin voyage of this doomed ship. When Jack and Ross fall into the whirlwind romance, the high point is high.
But what Cameron does well in this film is the enormous scale of the tragedy on the badly fateful ocean liner. Although this story takes place in just a few days, you can learn about the world of RMS Titanic, from the amazing chandeliers on the top to the hustle and bustle of Steerage.
Through the lens of treasure hunter Brock LovettBill Paxton) The pursuit of finding valuable jewelry in a shipwreck, the film forces viewers to face the reality of the infamous tragedy – not only a historical fact, but an event where hundreds of people died. (Some scene involves an Irish woman who stuffs her child into the bed, which never shakes us the core.) The sunken primitive, heartbreaking reality, coupled with the selfless act of courage and sacrifice that many characters show, often makes the audience cry.
“Brokeback Mountain” (2007)
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Another tragic love story, Bankruptcy Mountain Tells the story of Ennis del Mar (Heath Ledger) and Jack Twist (Jake Gyllenhaal), two cowboys have developed a complex romance for decades to raise cattle on the mountain of the same name. directed by Lee LeeThis tragic story shows how conservative social norms kill love and how it leads to devastating consequences.
Since 1963 Bankruptcy Mountain It shows how society has changed in terms of masculinity and homophobia, and how little has changed. Despite its victim of “burying homosexuality,” it is still a powerful exploration of love, loss and pursuit of identity.
The film doesn’t shy away from the harsh reality that shows the characters faced by their ban on love and social restrictions. Ledger and Gyllenhaal’s performances have received widespread praise, filling their characters with authenticity and vulnerability, which many believe are related to.
“Forrest Forrest Gump” (1994)
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This comedy drama is one of the most popular movies of the 90s and it is still loved for its many memorable offers (“Run, Forrest, Run!” and “Life is like a box of chocolates”), which subtly portrays historical events and the outstanding performances of the main cast. Tom Hanks and Robin Wright. It tells the story of Forrest Gump (Hanks), a “simple” man who strives to live a life due to his lower than average IQ and his kindness. Forrest often trips himself up at important historical moments, such as the Vietnam War and the Watergate scandal. Each round of the journey that inspired him was his love for his childhood best friend Jenny (Wright).
In a world that is often harsh and tolerant, Forrest’s innocence and unwavering love make him a very lovely character, and Hanks’ portrayal does make the audience feel every pure emotion on his face. His joy becomes yours, and when he does, your heart is broken. Forrest’s relationship with important figures in his life – such as his mother, depicting Sally Fieldand his Vietnam War comrade, Lieutenant Dan, by Gary Sinise– Further expanded his emotional weight. Forrest Gump Have as much endurance, endurance as hope as the title character himself.
