Share any Happy Movies you find
A space to share happy, uplifting movies.
These days so many shows are violent, dramatic or outright stupid.
Many don't find cheap, gormless or ignorant tricks for their attention to be worth their time and money.
If you agree that investing one's time and energy in something more meaningful and substantial is a great idea then you're welcome here.
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@communicativePond1728
Happy movies are the best!
Does anyone remember "Baby's Day Out"?😂😭 It's my absolute go-to!

@Sunisshiningandsoareyou never seen it but I'll check it out! Thanks so much 😄
@communicativepond1728
Pleaseee do!😭 I hope you enjoy it hehe!
What are some of your happy-movie-recommendations?
Ooh can I also mention, since I remember you talked about it in a previous thread too, soooo many studio ghibli movies can be included in the "happy"/"feel-good" genre as well. I love them so much and they definitely put me in a great mood.🥰
@Sunisshiningandsoareyou yaaay! 🎆
Omg; yes, gibli movies I think for sure are comforting...do you have any favourites?
I like Howl's Moving Castle and Nausicaa, and Princess Mononoke. And recently saw The Boy and the Heron in theatres and will add that to the liked list. I like Spirited Away too. They're kind of weird sometimes but mostly good for sure.
I think Nancy Meyers movies are good too...Something's Gotta Give, It's Complicated...
And some others I keep on the roster are Good As It Gets and for a while My Big Fat Greek Wedding 💍💒
@communicativePond1728
Spirited Away is on every Studio Ghibli/Anime lover's list I think hehe and rightfully so. I love it too.🥰
My neighborhood Totoro, Kiki's Delivery Service, Ponyo, When Margaret was there etc are some other that do have some sub-themes but are just an overall quite comfy and wholesome to watch. I'm sure there's more but right at the top of my head, I could come up with these hehe.
Thank you for sharing these, I'll definitely check 'em out soon. I added Nausica to my to-watch list after you mentioned watching it and having a wholesome cry-sesh, the last time hehe.
Ooh and glad you found Baby's Day Out to rent, hope you enjoy.🥰
@Sunisshiningandsoareyou
I agree with those other gibli movies as well for comfort watches; the more family oriented movies he made are definitely not as weird so that's great thanks for sharing that 😊
The Margaret movie was ringing a faint bell, so did a little search on YouTube, found it and added to watch later as well! It was a bit tricky because it's 'Marnie', I prefer subtitles to dubs (So had to do a bit more searching.) and am stubborn and self sabotaging basically in general so was going down some rabbit hole on a video I saw recently about people who watch anime...
@Sunisshiningandsoareyou I'm so excited; YouTube has it for rent! Added to my watch later list 😁
@communicativePond1728
Totally agreed and I feel, in general too, family oriented and movies for kids are usually of the feel-good/happy/wholesome genre and I absolutely love them!🥰
Oh goodness, yessss, it was Marnie' and not Margaret lol, I dunno if brain didn't brain enough then or if it was autocorrect being autocarrot but yess, you got the right one! xD
Aw hope you can allow yourself to get some rest when you're in the hole, the next time, gets exhausting continually digging, I think. You can always climb back up when you feel re-energised enough!😊
@communicativePond1728
How about Disney's Fantasia?
Or.
Miracle on 34th Street.
Omg Fantasia was my go-to whenever I needed to get a scary movie out of my mind! At least Fantasia minus that one scary part at the end haha... we'd always leave that part out.
And I hear a lot of good things about Miracle on 34th! I'll give it a try soon, bet
@communicativePond1728 @Clio9876
Yes, Miracle on 34th Street is a classic! must-see movie! Personally I recommend you watch the older one first (1947, black&white). It has Maureen O'Hara and Natalie Wood, John Payne, and Edmund Gwenn as Kris Kringle (Santa Claus). IMDb info "Miracle on 34th Street" (1947) In my area of the world, this is usually considered a Christmas movie, but it certainly doesn't have to be Christmas time to watch it :) The newer version Miracle on 34th Street (1994) is in color, but it just not quite as nostalgic for me, haha.
Another 'family film,' as they are sometimes called, that I would like to recommend is named "Andre." This movie is based on a true story of a seal pup that is befriended and cared for by a young girl and her family. The seal grows up and migrates (as he should) but continues to come back and visit his young friend. It is a very sweet story. !Look at that! "Andre" was also put out in 1994! :O
I hope you enjoy them! :) Platy
I don't know if you like animation, but I really love the animated Barbie movies. The fantasy and fairy tale ones are my favorites, but all of the ones I have seen so far have been really enjoyable and wholesome, and never fail to make me feel better 😊
@communicativePond1728
Oh its a big list :)
Hehe meeting a member with a similar username :D
@communicativePond1728
gormless? definition please.
Oh! another recommendation I have for you - all y'all - is Sister Act (1992) and Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit (1993) These are both very funny, very musical, and have a good message to them too! <3 Platy
@cyanPlatypus6370 I'm pretty gormless...not sure why I'm out here calling anything else that when I need to be looking at my own self.
Anyway it means like foolish, stupid, lacking intelligence. And I can see how I am like that.
And now I'm worried that's all I am
Jim Jarmusch's forever gem comforting film. Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston as vampires. Bohemian and super calming. Hilarious too if you are only into some great music. Only lovers left alive, Jim Jarmusch (2013).
It's not a movie but a short anime series called Little Witch Academia. I found it very uplifting and hopeful.
Hi, how do I join the 35 + group?
Hey, Lavender welcome :) You can join the 35+ group by this link Main page 35plus community (click there for link). Once there, you'll see a button on the Right side. It's blue and it says "+ Join" under the Info section of the page. I think if you just click on that you should get a message or notice a change in the screen saying something like, "Welcome to the 35+ community!" @lavenderFields36, I hope this helps! Do let us know if you need more direction :) Have a great day/night! ~ Platy
@communicativePond1728 theres a movie called padman. I find it uplifting.. really good to watch it on national women's month.