Shirley MacLaine

If you often Find Yourself quietly (or loudly) sobbing at the emotional film, here's A Warning - an extra pack of tissues mentioned before watching the movies in this article.

At the US film critic Kevin Lee , the people, to say to him asked, "is the hardest you ever cried in a movie/TV show" on Twitter last week, he was not prepared for the onslaught that followed.

"Within The First six hours, the answers were different than anything I've always," he Says . "It was a bit scary, to tell you The Truth . "

movie fans bombarded him with the titles, you have to leave in puddles of tears. He was even more surprised that some reactions were accompanied by personal stories about why the movies mean so much.

"The answers were very sweet and everyone was so different," he Says .

has analysed The Bbc , with 35,000 responses. The Top two tear-jerking movies are not all-encompassing epics and heavy dramas - They are family favorites that tug hard at the emotions.

Disney/Pixar's Oscar-winning 2017 animation Coco at The Top of The List , thanks to its strong history of a Mexican boy who crosses The Land of The Dead , and His Family uncovers secrets while after his dream of being a musician.

It is closely followed by 2008's Marley and Me where Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston couple who adopt an unruly Labrador, the life you are accompanied by your family.

These two movies were in any way about Anything Else . This is not a scientific study, of course, but here are The Top 10 of the above-mentioned Films are a Tweet in reply to Kevin Lee 's.

Lee, who writes for movie request and The shelf was not surprised to see that Coco is at The Top of The List . "I loved that movie, and it only gets better and better with each viewing," he tells Bbc News .

"It takes a well-known messages like "follow your dream", but adds additional layers, such as understanding, your heritage, how that shapes you as you help the culture to develop, and it's those traditions, while still in the progressive and to move forward.

"And The Story is So Emotional and the characters are so relatable - I think that's what's got many, many viewers. "

Three animations, all Disney /Pixar creations, are in The Top 10. Above is Another cross-generational story is, while Toy Story 3 was "probably one of the saddest movies of This Generation ".

Lee Says he is a "sucker" for animated Films , since it is easier to transported and immersed in the worlds that you create, he Says .

"Animation is free, you can create your own premise that the premise of the collection, The Story you want to tell," he explains. To disarm "because it is so easy for me and you The Story about me. "

a Total of two types of emotional storylines that emerged in responses to fans, he Says .

"You cry die on a character, either because you connected so emotionally with this character, and it is heart-wrenching, or you share a personal story about how you lost someone close to you," he Says .

A user came into contact with, to tell him, he was particularly moved by Coco, because his own was grandma die recently. (The Grandmother in Coco pivotal point in this film the emotional punch. )

"The Other common feature that I saw were movies that were based on the real story," Says Lee. "You had Schindler's list, life Is Beautiful, Sophie's Choice, Saving Private Ryan , Grave of the Fireflies...

"There are a lot of historical movies that show that the darkest Chapter in the history of mankind [and] that is really for the people.

"And when It Comes to the darkest Chapter of Human History , that is, if you see the worst of humanity, but you also see The Best of humanity, so it's not devastating, but really moving, as well. You are not quite sure whether she is crying sad tears or tears of joy. "

Many of The Films include, not surprisingly, (Spoiler Alert ) the death or departure in one form or Another .

The Other top picks ranged from female-led 1980s dramas, expressions of endearment, beaches and Steel Magnolias to 2019's Avengers: endgame, which has had its fair share of gut-wrenching moments in between the superhero action.

Lee believes that his original Tweet touched a nerve in part because of the current coronavirus lockdown.

"My only theory is that I touched on the zeitgeist, as everyone has the feeling, in The Moment ," he reflects.

"Everyone is wise more isolated and now, and there are a lot of people there who are alone in this lockdown.

"Maybe this thread have to want a lot of people to easily reach and connect with others, and the current atmosphere has allowed people to open up with more personal stuff. "

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Source of news: bbc.com