The Most "Happy" Movie That You Loved

[Memento]

Yep.

That said, the end of Coco is a different kind of crying... like "I'm gonna cry so hard that I'll be dehydrated once I finally stop" kind of crying.

Agreed. @1maGoh may not be human, but I'm pretty sure anyone with a heart was crying at both scenes.

 

[1maGoh]

Agreed. @1maGoh may not be human, but I'm pretty sure anyone with a heart was crying at both scenes.

I've been told I look like Sonny, so I may not have a heart.

 

[Loyal]

Ok, I listed this movie in a couple of other threads already. Richard Dreyfuss and Marsha Mason starred in Neil Simon's Goodbye Girl. Dreyfuss beat out Woody Allen in Annie Hall, Richard Burton in Equus, Marcello Mastriani in A Special Day and John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever to win the Best Lead Actor award. The chemistry between Mason and Dreyfuss was so great and makes you care so much about them that you feel every emotional moment. I watched it free on YouTube, thinking "don't know if I'll finish this," because I forgot how really good the story and acting was. It was one of my favorite movies as a kid in 1977-78 and this recent viewing has moved it from a lost memory into my top 5 movies of all time. Needless to say, I left my Man card with the usher last njight....Give it a watch and you won't be disappointed.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPzmU6lWlBI

 

[Force16X]

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Spinal Tap

2 of the best movies at making me happy...............

 

[Loyal]

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Spinal Tap

2 of the best movies at making me happy...............

Think of synonyms for happy: glad, jubilant, GAY, thrilled... One of those...