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People Are Sharing The Movies That Are Guaranteed To Make Them Cry Like A Baby

People Are Sharing The Movies That Are Guaranteed To Make Them Cry Like A Baby
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By Rae MeghanMay 16, 2019
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Sometimes you just can't stop the tears.

Everyone has that one movie that makes them cry. These films can range from a nostalgic movie from childhood, to a sad moment in a Disney film, to a genuine tragic story. Even if you claim you never cry during movies, everyone always has that one.

Dana Schwartz posted a Tweet, wanting to know which film is that one.


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Many have taken to Twitter to discuss which movies make them cry the most.

Spoiler alert- a good chunk of them are children's movies.



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Some picked other popular films.





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Schwartz's question was clearly well-received by Twitter, as she promised to watch all of the movies users cited.

Great, now we're crying thinking about all of these movies. THANKS, TWITTER.

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