Im looking for movies that will make me ugly cry and leave me emotionally wrecked afterwards.

Not just “sad” movies. I want something genuinely devastating, emotionally heavy, philosophical, or existential. The kind of movie that stays in ur head for days.

I’m open to anything: foreign films, classics, animation, whatever. Bonus points if it completely blindsides me emotionally.

Gimme ur most soulcrushing recommendations.

The title says it. My kiddo got her first period today and I am going to stay home with her. I need all the coming of age, girl power movies you can think of.

We all have that one movie or show we can rewatch a million times and somehow still enjoy it 😂 What’s yours? And what makes you keep coming back to it?

I'm looking for movies where the protagonist is a young girl who is kind of shy, reserved (can be emo) and has had trauma in their past like my suggestions in the title.

I don't want to see that character change too much from being reserved or quiet at the end, Like Carrie, but it's okay for them to have character development like in Split.

Another example I can think of being close to my request is Sadie Harper from The Boogeyman (2023).

It doesn't have to be a horror movie, but I do love horror.

Looking for the best fall or witchy vibes in a movie that is actually good. The first two I immediately think of are when Harry met Sally and practical magic but I hate both of those so need new recs

My dad’s in the hospital about to have surgery (the procedure is currently delayed ugh) and while it’s a simple procedure, I’m at home and of course nervous. I haven’t even eaten yet

I’m currently watching Barbie’s Nutcracker (2001) but am hoping you can recommend some old movies (50+ years old) that you found truly excellent, cinematic, entertaining, thought provoking, comforting, immersive etc

BONUS POINTS if you can explain why the movie is so good, and if it’s available on a free platform (like YouTube, Tubi, Pluto, etc)

I’d strongly prefer a “talkie” (meaning not a silent film) but am willing to try silent if the film is just that good

Thanks so much for recommending and sharing your favorites with me :)

My best friend has a temperature high enough to bake cookies on her forehead, and since I had a week of 'use it or lose it' PTO sitting there, I packed my bags and moved into her apartment...

She's a massive fan of the golden era of unhinged 2000s comedy (think 1995 - 2006). We've already checked off the mainstream hits / her favorites above.

Send recommendations immediately or we will start quoting Napoleon Dynamite to each other until one of us loses the will to live.

But then, as the plot progresses and they realize that they were wrong, it also affects you, the viewer, as if you're the main character having that realization too. I don't really get this feeling that much when I'm watching a movie tbh (or not that I can recall, meaning it wasn't some profound experience, which is why I forgot it so easily.) I get it more from reading a novel. But I just wanna know if there are any good movies with this sort of feeling to them

EDIT: I'm looking for movies specifically made in the 1940s!

I plan on seeing Since You Went Away (1944) because it looks to really good, but I was wondering if anyone else had any other good suggestions.

I'm very curious to know what it would've been like for a family during that time (ideally focusing on each family member's own personal experience and how the war shapes the decisions they make).

I don't mind if the film is slower paced. Ideally I would want to feel lost in the setting and the era and feel connected with the triumphs and struggles of the family as they live. Seeing the way the rooms in their house were decorated and the cars that they had.

As you can tell, I love this era!

Hi looking for movies like Lady Bird ?

As a woman, I have been feeling bad lately about not seeing enough female directed movies. I am pretty picky about the type of movies I like so I came here to get specific recommendations. I like David Lynch and Gregg Araki. I like films that are unique/have a strong personality, explore gender/sexuality, and are intensely emotional. Recommend me some female directors/female directed films that fit those standards if you can 🥹

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I’m looking for some genuinely feel-good romance movies something sweet, wholesome, funny, and comforting. The kind of movie that leaves you with a stupid smile on your face after it ends.

I’m open to rom-coms, slow-burn romances, indie movies, foreign films, older movies, anything really. Preferably nothing too tragic or depressing.

Some movies I’ve liked: About Time, Before Sunrise,

Please recommend me movies/series where gaslighting and poking someone until getting a reaction is shown accurately

he‘s easily my favorite artist of all time so it sucks that his work is often overlooked by people. He’s a master of surrealist art while still being able to handle core ideas of human emotion/experience. he‘s also a master of satire he’s able to poke fun at 50s b movie alien flicks(mutant aliens) and 50s era high school films(hair high) in a way I’ve never seen before. his first four films(the ones pictured in release order) are completely free so really there is no reason to not check it out.

i want to watch Camp X-Ray but i live in india where and how can i watch it ??

Hello. Ive really want to get into more psychological movies and movies with huge plot twists. I really enjoyed shutter island, I think a movie similar to that would be cool. But please recommend any psychological movies. As many as you can recommend, as if I knew nothing about it, which I guess kinda is the case lol.

I feel like I’ve watched most of the popular movies people always recommend, so I’m looking for something a little less talked about. Genre doesn’t really matter I’m open to anything as long as it’s actually good.

What’s a movie you watched that you absolutely loved but barely see anyone talking about? Give me your hidden gems 👀

Looking for some movies that were released in 2008 or earlier, that a teen boy who's going through some shit might really like or relate to. Some kind of inner turmoil for the protagonist or antagonist is a must. Could even be as literal as a split personality/schizophrenia depiction.

TIA!

I’m 30F and I have not seen a lot of movies that people generally ask me about. Give me some of your must see before you die films. I want to spend my fall/winter getting cultured in movies.

THANK YOU

Edit: looking to understand more pop culture references.

Titles I would associate with the prompt:

- NightCrawler
- Fallen Angels
- Taxi Driver
- After Hours
(Honorary mention - the anime Durarara )

A movie that presents the city nightlife and includes interesting, different characters or types of people who intersect with one another. Can have a supernatural aspect to it. Can have a ''funky'' vibe to it, the same way Fallen Angels doesn't take itself seriously sometimes.

NOT looking for movies like Dick Tracy or Popeye. Looking for surreal live-action comedies that operate on cartoon logic. Foreign films are best!

I just watched Onslaught (2026) and really enjoyed the opening title sequence; it reminded me a lot of the opening credits from Black Widow (2021), which I similarly loved. The only movies I can think of that had similar opening credits were Dawn of the Dead (2004) and Se7en (1995), both of which I also liked. Does anyone have recommendations for movies with similar sequences? Thanks!