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The original post: /r/movies by /u/sdfddfdaa on 2024-12-27 21:27:57.

Ok so... I (17) made a bet with my dad (old) to make him cry within 3 movies. It all started when I showed him and my mom a movie that came out a while ago, Look Back. Both my mom and I cried over it, but he didn't shed a tear, which got me thinking... I don't think I've seen him cry during a movie like EVER... Don't get me wrong he still liked the movie and said it DID "move him", I just need something to push him over the edge of tears, yk? What he told me It's apparently honest stories about strong friendships or true love that make him cry, also nothing like purposeful tearjerker (ex: Titanic). Any recommendations? He doesn't discriminate, so can be pretty much anything.

Btw he cried over Futurama, to be exact the part where Leela and Fry read their future together, but that's like the only example I have...

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