Movie actually broke your heart as a child because mine is definitely the fault in our stars. Like I did not expect that movie to actually like cripple me and make me quiet because I think up until then I expected things to still have happy endings as a child. So when they didn't have a happy ending, I was like, I was genuinely sobbing like it was it was bad. But yeah, what about you guys?

Oh, have you seen my girl? Oh my god. That movie finished me man. I don't know why they made that movie come out. Also on a completely different type of finishmen. Edward Scissorhands is PG. That move should be an 18.

The one movie that gave every child trauma bridged the terabithia. Nah man, that was a dud. That happened to me a lot.

When I was a kid I was gonna say one movie that kind of broke my heart would probably be movie My Girl. I don't know if you've ever seen it, but it's pretty tragic and they kind of sat outwards

The Mew That Brought Me was my sister's keeper. Oh my god, that film was so sad. So, so, so sad.

When I was like 5, um, more than me made me literally cry. I have no idea why.

The saddest part of the movie for me is when Emmett fell out of Lord Business's tower in the Lego movie. They should make me cry.

Oh my gosh, like I totally forgot all about this movie. This was like one of the first movies I ever cried on. This movie was so sad.

yeah the Falkner stars really finished me I'll say the bridge to terrapithia is another one. And Michael.

My girl. Satisfied fucking movie ever.

I think movies are crippling me more now. I feel like I cry way more often in movies now than I ever did. I don't think I cried in movies like ever until I got to college. Weird, you know, backwards experience. But when I was a kid, when UP came out, I think UP physically tortured me. The first 10 minutes of UP and everyone's just bawling, you know? It's a pretty common one, but that was mine.