10 Films That Deceptively Charm in Trailers but Move Audiences to Tears
Discovering the essence of a movie often begins with its trailer, offering a glimpse into the anticipated experience. However, some films defy expectations, presenting cheerful and entertaining trailers that belie the emotional depth within. In this curated list, we bring you 10 high-quality films that initially appear light-hearted but ultimately leave audiences in tears. Join us as we explore these cinematic gems that skillfully balance joy and sorrow, taking viewers on unexpected emotional journeys.🎬 #FilmEmotions #UnexpectedTears
10. The Breadwinner (2017) IMDb: 7.7
'I read that it was about a young girl becoming the assistant to a baker to help her family. Though the situation seemed a bit sad, I thought it might have a hopeful message. However, it was a great film but not at all what I expected, and it's not a genre I would watch again.'
9. The Banshees of Inisherin (2022) IMDb: 7.7
'I thought it would be a dark comedy similar to the film 'In Bruges.' However, the film took a whole new dimension when Brendan Gleeson's character cut off his fingers to avoid being friends again with the character played by Colin Farrell.'
8. JoJo Rabbit (2019) IMDb: 7.9
'It was satirical and funny, but it took a dark turn after a while. If you've seen it, you'll understand what I mean.'
7. Guardians of the Galaxy 3 (2023) IMDb: 7.9
'I could watch the first and second films repeatedly; I never get tired of them. The third film was just as good, but different. I loved it, although it might take some time before I watch it again.'
6. Slumdog Millionaire (2008) IMDb: 8.0
'Based on the poster and trailer, I thought it was about a poor person winning 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire' and using the money to reunite with a childhood love. It was amazing to watch, but I didn't expect murder and child trafficking from a movie advertised as a 'feel-good' film.'
5. Soul (2020) IMDb: 8.0
'I thought it would be a film about a pianist and his friend, but it turned out to be about the meaning of life and existence. It doesn't mean it was bad; it just exceeded my expectations.'
4. Million Dollar Baby (2004) IMDb: 8.1
'My boyfriend and I thought we were going to watch a sports-related film. On the way back home, neither of us could speak.'
3. Up (2009) IMDb: 8.3
'When the movie premiered, I took my daughter to watch it. It was a five-year-old's birthday party, and her family had rented half of the cinema. During the part about Carl and his wife, my daughter started crying with hiccups, and I heard her say, 'Mom, I thought this movie was funny.' All the kids were sobbing.'
2. Coco (2017) IMDb: 8.4
'I was crying when the movie ended, and it took me a few minutes to compose myself and get up from my seat.'
1. Parasite (2019) IMDb: 8.5
'I never thought the plot would escalate so quickly...'
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