16 Movies That Left a Deep Mark in the Hearts of Millions Around the World

A movie might not be bad, but it might not be exactly outstanding either. This is the kind of story whose plot “disappears” from our minds after a few days. In some cases, we even forget the title. The fact is that many people can proudly say that they have “the movie of their lives”, the one that marked and, in some cases, even shaped their worldview at a certain point in their lives. Long shots that will never be forgotten.

Netizens shared their opinions on the stories that moved them the most and changed their lives. The team of awesome.club loved the list and decided to share it with you. Check out!

I watched this movie during a difficult time in my life and I really thought it was going to be just another bland romantic comedy. I’m not ashamed to admit that I cried like a child. It was a film that moved me a lot. © yrnst / Reddit I was with my girlfriend. After the ping-pong scene, we were both “in a puddle of tears”. Wow, it makes me want to cry now just thinking about it. © GlassEyeMV / Reddit

When I was 7 or 8 years old, I decided to watch this movie just because I saw that Macaulay Culkin would be in it. I liked him since They forgot me. But I wasn’t prepared for that ending. © blurryhumanoidish / Reddit My first love makes me cry every time! My 17-year-old son complained so much about my crying that I made him do it with me once. We both ended up crying. © 1exhaustedmumma / Reddit

This movie is the reason why I treasure my high school friendships. I still talk to my friends on a daily basis and I will always cherish the times we spend together. © CJ-TheGolden / Reddit There’s no other movie that reminds me so much of my childhood friends. I haven’t spoken to them in almost 30 years, but at the time I thought we were going to be together forever. © C2D2 / Reddit

I loved the movie a lot. The ending seemed to be Andrew’s triumph, but I don’t think it was like that. It was really the teacher’s credit. He proved that his rigidity was capable of creating a phenomenal musician, and that was his life’s purpose. © NagsUkulele / Reddit I thought we had a bad conductor at our school until I watched Whiplash🇧🇷 Incredible film, but very stressful. © Conduit666 / Reddit

I thought I wasn’t going to like it very much, but Temporary 12 managed to become one of the best films I have ever seen in my life. © SiimL / Reddit Beautiful film. I always recommend it to people when I can. It should have been nominated for an Oscar. © anonymous_chaos_ / Reddit

I had to wait 6 hours on a plane in Philadelphia because they wouldn’t let passengers off. The kid behind me kept kicking my seat and I decided to watch this movie to distract myself. By the end, I was in tears. I hate crying in public, but luckily the bearded man next to me was crying too and offered me a Kleenex. © driftwood-and-waves / Reddit As a master martial artist who had to leave the sport due to injuries, I feel very connected to the story and the heroes. Mine Sensei it was very similar to Eastwood’s character. He took me to heights I didn’t know I could reach. © pharuan / Reddit

When I was a teenager, my mother decided to rent this movie, because, until then, I had only seen Robin Williams doing comedy roles. She, my two younger brothers and I were shocked and totally immersed in the story. Afterwards, we ended up buying the tape. © maxtacos / Reddit My husband and I watched this movie at the cinema right after we got married. We both cried a lot and spent the whole time holding each other. Afterwards, I spent the night in tears. We’ve been married 19 years, and this is “our” movie. It is very beautiful and touching. © rose_tyger / Reddit

I raise my children alone and I am trying my best to become a successful person for my children. This movie both motivates me and makes me cry like a baby. © gamora_quill_ / Reddit I saw it for the first time with my dad. Before, I did not understand what the story was about. But today, Looking for happiness It makes me think of how much my father has done for me over all these years and how much I owe him. © kbuck30 / Reddit

This film has a special place in my heart. I saw it with my boyfriend (current husband) still in college accommodation. I told him I wanted a copy of the soundtrack (it was before Amazon and eBay). After many months, he didn’t forget and gave me an album of the songs for Christmas. That’s how he won me over. © strawcat / Reddit

My father cries like a child who has injured his knee when he watches Steel Flowers🇧🇷 It was literally the only time I saw him cry. © vehicularmcs / Reddit

Fortunately, I was at home. I cried a lot. Then I lay down on the bed and continued to cry. No other movie had the same effect on me. © watermelonwellington / Reddit Don’t look for spoilers, don’t watch the trailer or read the synopsis, just watch the movie. Seriously, believe me. © notawarmonger / Reddit

The first time I saw this movie with my friends, we had a party at home. I cried in the dark, under the covers. Then I found out that everyone else cried too. © JetInVegas / Reddit Matthew Lillard is so underrated. The film is phenomenal and his acting is impeccable. © fallingfree12 / Reddit

In 2003, my father and I watched this film at the cinema. In the end, my dad held my hand and I could feel how nervous he was. He was shaking and crying. Turns out, seven years ago, he didn’t get a chance to say goodbye to his own father and tell him how much he loved him. Take care of the people he loves and be sure to visit them whenever you can. © Bookwyrmgirl91 / Reddit For 11 years, I’ve watched this movie at least once a year. My dad and I weren’t very close, but when he left, I couldn’t see the movie anymore. © Mcmenger / Reddit

I was on a first date. It was weird: we dated for like two years, but it all ended up exactly like in the movie. I never want to see that movie again. To this day I think it was a sign. © loredon / Reddit

Deep, exciting, heavy and very beautiful. It was filmed so realistically that it left my throat dry. One of the most touching films I’ve ever seen. Independent cinema is valuable because everything is in the palm of your hand: no special effects, no retouching, no over-the-top acting. It’s like real life, as natural as possible. © Romania / КиноПоиск

Excellent film and wonderful acting. It shows how addiction can destroy several lives at once. © Rigatoni_Carl / Reddit

I really enjoyed it, but I remember being deeply saddened. Films about the relationship between parents and children always move me in a different way. © _vitameatavegamin_ / Reddit

What is “your” special movie, the one that manages to touch your heart every time you watch it? Comment!