Netflix: 7 best movies that make people shed tears according to the viewer

Please note: This rating is based on AlloCiné Internet user ratings. Only movies with at least 500 votes were considered in this top.

1- Fugitives

The life of young banker Andy Dufren is a tragic situation when he is sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his wife and her lover. While he pleads not guilty, he was sent to Shushenka’s ruthless prison, where he still tries to keep hope and tries to share his positives with his countrymen. His story is told by “Reddy”, a tired black prisoner who has already spent twenty years behind bars.

The contrast between the story of their wonderful friendship and the evil world of which they are captives is the power of this thriller, in addition to the flawless interpretations of the majesty Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman. A successful debut for Frank Darabont, who here remarkably adapts the words of the powerful Stephen King in a sensitive, devoted and fierce film that criticizes the cruel treatment of prisoners in prison. Les Evadés is considered to be one of the best of all time.

2- Interstellar

The earth is dying. When a flaw is discovered in space-time, a team of researchers decides to enter it to find a new planet that can shelter and save a human species. This is the story of Interstellar, one of the most inventive and famous science fiction movies that never quenches curiosity and about which there are theories.

As challenging as we like it, the epic of the ever-daring Christopher Nolan is a real race against time, breathless and desperate, relying on brilliant photography and strong narrative bets to convince the audience of a fast-moving and submissive. So get ready for a thrilling and spectacular intergalactic journey that will leave you confused but strangely satisfied.

3-room

Jackie is 5 years old and lives alone with his mother, Maa, who plays with him and teaches him life items. But Jack’s world is small and confined to one room in which he and Ma are locked up. It was here that he was born, in captivity, as a result of a forced relationship between his mother and his abduction. But when the latter risks everything to be able to escape, the little boy is in no way ready for what awaits him beyond these walls.

The staging and quality screenplay combine to serve as a painful and thrilling thriller, starring Lenny Abrahamson’s film by Emma Donohueh, author of the book from which it is adapted. The Room is a story inspired by real events, visceral and horrifying, heartwarming and of great beauty. But, above all, it’s the story of a mother’s unconditional love for her son and the disturbing meeting of Brie Larson and very young Jacob Tremblay, both of which are simply stunning. You will not come out unharmed.

4- I want to eat your pancreas

This Japanese anime, like its title, is intriguing and unique. Adapted from the novel of the same name, I want to eat your pancreas, tells the story of a schoolboy who encounters a classmate named Sakura. This is how he discovers his best-kept secret: he has terminal disease of the pancreas. These two teenagers, who seem to oppose everything, one lonely and restrained, the other popular and fiery, then get closer and commit to living at a fast pace until Sakura’s time runs out.

A deep and moving story, engaging life characters and delicate eye-catching drawings feed into this memorable animated novel that touches the heart. The emotion is at its height and leaves no stone unturned. Witness this real life lesson that will make you laugh, smile and think. We insist.

5- Call me by your name

Summer of 1983. Elio is a 17-year-old who is on a family vacation in Italy. Reading, between a piano and a flirtation with one of his friends, he does not expect to fall into the witchcraft of Oliver, a senior student who came to the aid of his father, a famous teacher. A heartfelt and secretive romance is born that will change the lives of these two lovers.

Luca Guadanino talks about the sweet and passionate history of this jewelry full of sincerity, about the sentimental education, both wonderful and sad, sensual and realistic. Inspired by the novel of the same name, Call Me By Your Name is a acclaimed work, the 2018 Oscar winner for Best Adapted Screenplay, with vivid photography and detailed production. Particular attention should be paid to his young star, Timothy Shalame, and his final shot, which is pure emotion: be prepared to shed tears.

6- The boy who tamed the wind

In Malawi, young William Kamquamba was just 13 years old when he was forced to drop out of school because of famine and drought in his village. This is where the development of the device, which has only been seen in books, begins. He is building a homemade wind turbine that will change the fate of his family and neighbors.

The Boy Who Tame the Wind is the true story of this talented and talented young man – now an adult -, an adaptation inspired by his own autobiography. For the first time behind the camera, British actor Chivetel Ejiofor makes a fascinating and enlightening film with rich visuals and sensual emotions that puts hope at the center of his elemental narrative, despite the volatile social reality he portrays and which we unfortunately strive for. Forget it.

7-120 beats per minute

Critics and the public are unanimous: 120 beats per minute is a masterpiece, as evidenced by the abundance of prestigious awards he has received in Cesarean and Cannes, but not only. The action of the film takes place in the 90s, when AIDS has been raging for ten years. Activists of the Act Up-Paris group then struggle to find themselves facing the deaf government and the pharmaceutical industry. Nathan, who has just joined the group, then has no idea what uprisings he will face Shawn, a fierce fighter.

A faithful pearl of French cinema, the feature film by Robin Campillo is a vibrant and exciting tribute. Here the emotion and interpretation is right and the structure of the narrative worked. Love, struggle and tragedy create this realistic silage that we receive with all our might.

The best movies to watch on Netflix according to viewer ratings.