30 Sad Flicks You Can Watch On Netflix When You Are Feeling Low (4 of 6)

Night in Rodanthe (2008)

This list of sad movies would surely be incomplete without a Nicholas Sparks adapted movie on it. Night in Rodanthe is the story of two people (Richard Gere and Diane Lane) who get stuck in North Carolina because of a hurricane. What follows is lots of romance and quite a lot of tears as well. Do watch this flick, you won’t regret it.

Little Women (1994)

A nineties classic, Little Women is definitely one flick that can make you cry every time no matter how many times you have already watched it. This Greta Gerwig’s adaption has also got itself a new adaption that stars Emma Watson and Saoirse Ronan, but do watch the original if you want to let it out. The original flick even helped Winona Ryder win herself an Oscar nomination.

Now and Then (1995)

Another 90s flick that we all love and appreciate, Now and Then is also available on Netflix now. This coming of age drama will surely make you misty. The story revolves around four girls who recall a summer they spent in 1970. Enjoy this flick that boasts of finest seventies music, fashion, and quite a heavy dose of nostalgia.

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (2018)

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society follows the story of a London based writer, Lily James, who goes to Guernsey island, where she discovers a book club founded by a group of friends in the WWII era when the island was under German occupation. A story that showcases romance, history and friendship, you will definitely find yourself crying throughout this movie.

Saving Mr. Banks (2013)

Saving Mr. Banks is a typical Disney flick that would definitely bring a tear or two in your eyes. The plot revolves around how Walt Disney got the rights to a very popular book, Marry Poppins. Tom Hanks is amazing, as always, while Emma Thompson deliver a flawless performance as well. Expect a heavy dose of nostalgia and an ever charming Disney magic in this flick.