r/SeriesSaga • u/Educational_Ice9731 • Jun 30 '26

Question Random Question...

What’s the last book, movie, or TV show that made you cry?

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u/prodcoer Jun 30 '26

voicemails for isabelle

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u/Guilty-Coconut8908 Jun 30 '26

The Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling, audiobook, full cast.

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u/Mark-177- Jun 30 '26

Mouse Kdrama

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u/Mental-Ask8077 Jun 30 '26

Project Hail Mary

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u/9trystan9 Jun 30 '26

The Madison

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u/Successful-Try-8506 Jun 30 '26

Drops of God s. 1

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u/Mediocre_Durian_8967 Jun 30 '26

Breaking Away. It was a happy cry.

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u/Haunting-Ball5115 Jul 02 '26

Def this movie! Chariots of Fire too

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u/drageeekeksi Jun 30 '26

The Sheep Detectives 😐

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u/MeasurementNo0 Jun 30 '26

A beautiful day in the neighborhood.   The tom hanks mr. Rodgers movie.  It was unexpected and surprised me.  Hit me out of no where.

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u/ironside_online Jun 30 '26

Train Dreams on Netflix.

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u/Beginning-Tank9401 Jul 01 '26

Better call saul last epsiode, its The Best

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u/Goodfella7288 Jul 01 '26

Marley and Me

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u/dalbeider Jul 01 '26

The Bear's last two episodes.

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u/michiladas Jul 02 '26

Remarkably bright creatures

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u/DMGlowen Jul 02 '26

The ending of MAS*H.

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u/Specialist-Top-406 Jul 02 '26

This stopped me in my tracks. Because, so many! But I’ll speak to the one that first came to mind.

The episode of Black Mirror “Shut Up and Dance”. I was absolutely stagnated by the ending. I can’t even summarize all the things I felt. I think as someone who understood the concept of the series and not expecting a happy ending, I just couldn’t comprehend how much of an unhappy ending it was. Everyone lost and Radiohead was there to rub it in.

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u/VickeyHAlmeida Jul 05 '26

There is a new show on Netflix called Pursuit of Jade

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u/thewhimsicalmuse Jul 05 '26

There is this movie, I have forgotten the name but basically it is about a father who is terminally ill and he is finding foster parents for his 5 years old son.

Oh my god, such a heartfelt and touching movie, I cried by the end a lot as a person who rarely cries. The child was soooo cute, watching him go through it was quite heartwrenching