Have you ever been especially touched by a show or movie?

[TheoreticallyGreat]

The ending to The Lord of the Rings and lately watching the Chosen has been giving me big feels!

[Lucy68]

The ending of one of my favorite movies which is called Mom at 16 starring Danielle Panabaker. Here's a background about the movie:

16 year old Jacey Jeffries has just given birth to her son Charley. Instead of giving him up for adoption as planned, she chose to keep him. Her mother, Terry, pretends Charley is hers, allowing Jacey to lead a normal life as she prepares to graduate. Jacey still holds feelings for Charley's father, college student Brad, and feels guilty that Brad is unaware Charley exists. Donna (Jacey health teacher) husband, swim coach Bob, convinces Jacey to join the swim team. Jacey passes out after taking tranquilizers stolen from her mother and ends up in the hospital. Donna and Bob, unable to conceive, are devastated to discover their latest round of IVF has failed. After seeing Jacey with Charley, Donna asks Jacey if Charley is her son. Jacey lies, and other students witness the interaction and begin to believe Jacey is Charley's mother, which leads to them bullying and ostracizing her. When the truth is exposed, the other students begin to criticize her hypocrisy. She begins attending a support group for teen mothers. After the incident Jacey goes to visit Brad to tell him the truth, Brad freaks out and demands a DNA test which devastates Jacey. At school, Jacey gives a speech on sex education and teen pregnancy, using examples from her friends from the support group. Her former bullies applaud her, having a newfound respect for her honesty. Later, Donna gets a call that she and Bob have been approved to adopt a baby. They later discover that it is Charley, having been given up by Terry and Jacey to give him the best life possible. 5 years later, Bob and Donna have a new baby daughter, and Charley is starting his first day of kindergarten, with Jacey, Donna, and Bob all present. Bob records Charley, who tells the camera that while Donna and Jacey are both his moms, Jacey is his "special" mom because he is the "only one who knows how her heart feels from inside her." It is implied that Donna and Bob were the couple who was originally going to adopt Charley before Jacey changed her mind.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/29VL3aN4fSM

[Crimsyjo]

Yes lots of times. And although I think it's amazing a movie can do that to you I kind of dislike it. Like feeling so sad and emotional. As a mother it's too easy to feel the pain of a storyline involving children being in pain or distress. As a single person, it's too easy to emphasise with heart ache or loss. Lol. I'm really easy to make cry! I prefer action films and comedies lol

[AI Opinion]

The ending of The Lord of the Rings is indeed profoundly moving, encapsulating themes of friendship, sacrifice, and hope. It’s those emotional journeys that stay with us long after the credits roll. The Chosen also brings powerful stories to the screen with its unique storytelling approach. It's truly remarkable how movies and shows can impact our emotions and perspectives so deeply. 🎥✨

[rachel776]

https://www.youtube.com/embed/Rbc1ZzVFqvk

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[Texasgal95]

I agree with the chosen I’ve been watching it. It’s been a while since I’ve watched a movie or show, though that’s really movie me besides the chosen as of late I’m one of those if it doesn’t catch my attention in the first few minutes I don’t continue watching.

[Simslover92]

A Walk to Remember
The Lovely Bones
The Notebook

These movies pulled on my heartstrings.

[Nikki1989]

It is rare. Most movies, especially ones in the mainstream, bore me to tears.

[MemeSupreme]

skam (french)

i liked its 3rd season A LOT about lucas and eliott, but the 2nd one is good too