14 powerful movies that will make you cry

According to research, people who cry while watching movies are emotionally stronger. And this means that crying while watching does not make you weaker at all.

We have created a list of 30 such films that will surely bring out your best emotional essence.

14 PHOTOS

1. Terminal.

Eastern European tourist Victor (Tom Hanks) is trapped at New York's JFK airport as a result of a war that has broken out in his country. Victor will have to live at the airport for an indefinite period of time while a war is going on that prevents him from living his life.

2. Marley and me.

The couple moves to Florida where they buy their first home and find jobs with rival newspapers. Soon after, they adopt a small dog named Marley. Even though Marley is very sweet when he was a puppy, he is a very naughty dog and has a lot to learn from his family.

3. Titanic.

A 17-year-old aristocrat falls in love with a poor artist while they are on board the luxurious Titanic. Later, the ship hits an iceberg, and people have to fight for their lives.

4. Schindler's list.

During World War II, businessman Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson) arrives in Krakow to earn money after joining the Nazi Party. His factory is full of Jews, but as time goes by, he begins to grow a conscience about what he does. He then realizes that his factory is the only way to prevent people from being sent to concentration camps.

5. P.S. I love you.

Holly Kennedy (Hilary Swank) loses the love of her life to Jerry (Gerard Butler), who has died of a brain tumor. On her 30th birthday, she finds the first of a series of letters he wrote before he died to help her move on to a new life.

6. Boy in striped pajamas.

This story is about a forbidden friendship between an 8-year-old boy, the son of a German commandant, and a Jewish child who is in a concentration camp and separated by fences.

7. Room.

After several years of detention in a closed room, a woman and her son manage to free themselves. The boy, who was born in captivity, for the first time will begin to learn about the world around him.

8. Valentine.

This film is a picture of a modern couple. The couple finds themselves at a difficult juncture in their relationship as Cindy (Michelle Williams) turns out to be a woman who is full of possibilities and wants to grow, but David (Ryan Gosling) has remained the same since the day they met.

9. Pianist.

A Polish Jew, separated from his family during an operation to exterminate Polish Jews, is trying to survive in Warsaw during World War II.

10. Green Mile.

Paul Edgecomb (Tom Hanks) is the head guard on the Green Mile. He meets an inmate named John Coffey (Michael Clarke Duncan) who has been convicted of killing two young sisters. Paul discovers that Coffey has an incredible gift for healing other people, which makes him wonder if John actually committed these crimes.

11. In pursuit of happiness.

A single father is forced to leave his apartment with nowhere else to go. He and his son will have to live in shelters while he tries to create a better life and future for his son.

12. Law-abiding citizen.

Finding that his wife and daughter were killed during a home invasion, the man will try to take justice into his own hands after one of his family's killers is released.

13. Gladiator.

The family of a Roman general is murdered by a corrupt emperor. The general is then turned into a slave and forced to be a gladiator.

14. Stepmother.

After being divorced for 3 years, Luke Harrison (Ed Harris) finds a new and younger girlfriend. His ex-wife Jackie (Susan Sarandon) and new girlfriend will have to put their differences aside to help raise Luke and Jackie's children after a marital crisis.