Movies That Will Make You Cry On Netflix

Netflix and Tears: A Love Story (or Maybe a Hate One?)

Okay, let's be real. We all have that secret list. You know, the one titled "Movies to Ugly Cry To." And chances are, Netflix is fueling that fire.

But not all tearjerkers are created equal, right? Some are…well, let’s just say they try a little too hard.

First up, we have the usual suspects. We're talking about movies that practically scream "Get the tissues ready!"

"The Notebook" is an obvious one. You see Ryan Gosling, you know where you're headed. Right to Sobville.

I’m not knocking it! It’s a classic for a reason. Just be prepared to explain your red, puffy eyes to your roommate.

Don’t even get me STARTED on animated movies. They’re sneakier than a ninja onion chopper.

"Coco" is beautiful. Seriously stunning. But try explaining to your friends that you’re weeping over a cartoon skeleton. Good luck!

And "Up"? First ten minutes? Devastating! My therapist is still hearing about it.

Now, here's where things get interesting. The movies that catch you completely off guard.

Like, who knew a documentary about penguins could be so emotional? Thanks, "March of the Penguins". I did NOT need that existential crisis.

Or that random rom-com you clicked on because you were bored? BAM! Unexpected waterworks.

Okay, time for some controversial takes. Are you ready?

I'm just going to say it: "Forrest Gump"? Overrated tearjerker. Fight me.

Yes, it’s a good movie! But I never understood the mass hysteria of crying about shrimp.

Also, while I appreciate the artistic merit, "Marriage Story" just stressed me out. It’s like watching a slow-motion train wreck.

But honestly? Maybe we're not really crying about the movie itself. Maybe we're crying about life.

Maybe it's the longing for connection, the fear of loss, or just the overwhelming beauty of the human experience.

Or maybe it's just because we ate too much popcorn. Who knows?

So, spill the beans! Which Netflix movies are guaranteed to turn you into a blubbering mess?

And more importantly, are you judging me for my "Forrest Gump" opinion? (Please be gentle!)

Whatever you choose, happy crying! And don’t forget the snacks…and maybe a therapist's phone number.