Not a film, but a series. Stupid YT shorts on it have made me cry in 10 seconds flat. In *public*
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I just added this to my list!
Apr 4, 2025
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this may not be helpful as i cry at everything (i cried when they started singing flashlight in pitch perfect 2) but this link is my list of films that made me cry: https://boxd.it/cI9qE
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Though to be fair I’m a real movie blubberer. additional note: famously one of the only movies my emotionally unavailable friend has cried during, though he was also very drunk while chain-chomping baby carrots.
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i cried watching this
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