The 10 Most Uplifting Movies of All Time

[@DhruvPatel-gs8db]

Faith In Humanity - Won't You Be My Neighbor Cinema paradiso Forrest gump The intouchables Good will hunting Mrs. Doubtfire Marry poppins Shawshank redemption Secondhand lions It's a wonderful life The wizard of Oz To be and to have Underdog Story - Remember the Titans Attack the block Pursuit of happiness Miracle The karate kid Babe The Martian Rudy Rocky Galaxy quest My cousin Winny Eddie the eagle The bad news bears Billy elliot A knight's tale The mighty ducks The rookie Cinderella man Cool runnings Invinsible Silly - Monty Python and the Holy Grail O brother where art thou Hunt for the wilder people Airplane Some like it hot Blazing saddles Spaceballs the jerk 21 jump street Elf The school of rock Despicable me Crazy rich asians Duck soup Joyful - Amelie Clueless The birdcage The young girls of Rouchefort Paddington 2 Citylights Ernest and celestine His girl friday Bells are ringing Fantastic Mr.fox Isle of dogs The grand Budapest hotel Singin' in the rain Nostalgic - My Neighbor Totoro Willy wonka and the chocolate factory Le ballon rougue The lion lking To kill a mocking bird A Christmas story Song of the sea E.T. The princess bride The goonies The sandlot Holes Hook Home alone Jumanji Princess Mononoke Laputa: Castle in the sky Spirited away Kiki's delivery service Howl's moving castle Fall-In-Love - Top Hat About time Chungking Express Four weddings and a funeral The lady eve You've got mail The apartment Breakfast at tiffany's When harry met sally Roman holiday Charade The artist Love actually My big fat Greek wedding Sleepless in Seatle Shakespeare in love The gay divorse Shall we dance Swing time Gold diggers of 1935 It happened one night 42nd street Carefree - Dazed and Confused / Everybody Wants Some Double Feature Empire records The breakfast club The big chill Diner Chef American griffiti The big Lebowski Ferris Buller's day off Ghostbusters Clerks Francis Ha My dinner with Andre Friday The way way back A hard day's night Slacker Boyhood Peaceful - Cemetery of Splendour Jiro dreams sushi Baraka Spring, summer, fall, winter... and spring Samsara Shoplifters Our little sister The scent of Green Papaya Winnie the Pooh Paterson Syndromes and a century Tropical melody Uncle Boonmee who can recall past lives Bittersweet - Life is Beautiful Tokyo story Grave of the fireflies Lost in translation The curious case of Benjamin button Big fish Little women Little miss sunshine Eternity and a day Stand by me The green mile Harold and maude Dead poets society Beginners Call me by your name Kill a lot of Time - Fanny and Alexander Jeanne Dielman, 23 Commerce Quay, 1080 Brussels The lord of the rings Harry Potter Starwars James bond A brighter summer day Satantango Out 1 War and Peace Once upon a time in America As I was moving ahead occasionally I saw brief glimpses of beauty The Irishmen And you're welcome :)

[@TheDavidLoughnane]

Thanks for that! Really puts into perspective how many movies they get into each video!

[@ajpbrunet]

I was hoping someone had gone through the trouble of listing those...thank you so much man !

[@ringogg3248]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nileshseban1335]

THANK U VERY MUCH 😍

[@jeansindhikara1823]

Dhruv Patel , Thank you so much. I was going to create this list, but it’s done for me!

[@altohippiegabber]

my sister in law told me she didnt like Amelie because in her words "nothing happened in that movie and it was boring"....we haven't spoken since

[@RodericSpode]

Well, there are no explosions or special effects, just a great story with great acting, direction, cinematography, sets and music. But I guess other than those things, there wasn't much to it.

[@CeeLiberty]

It was a pile of rubbish. You're sister is correct!

[@joiboya]

Slice of Life movies ain't everyone's cup of tea. Not everyone enjoy picturesque movie with visual storytelling. Calling such movies rubbish itself sound rubbish but again.. whatever sails their boat.

[@ItsAsparageese]

@@joiboya I wouldn't call it a slice of life movie -- there's a real plot arc with the romance and Amelie's personal development -- but that said I do overall totally agree with the sentiment of your comment

[@Ayeshteni]

One of my top ten favourite films. Nothing like sitting in with a bottle of wine, Amelie, and ending with a happy smile.

[@Aho_o]

Amelie is one of my all time favorite movies and I usually don't watch anything from a genre like that. It just has something that I can't explain.

[@np1056]

It has that certain je ne sais quoi.

[@Shiva108]

it's Movie Magic!

[@ryllharu]

Just seeing the brief flash of the blind man vignette in this video had me burst out in happy tears.

[@Jennyfisch]

It's such a sweet slice of life. It had me from the moment they showed young Amelie putting rasperries on her fingers and wearing cherries as earrings because that transported me right back to childhood.

[@thomask8345]

Those eyes...

[@stickybandit4065]

Life Is Beautiful never gets enough credit. I grew up in a rough situation and my Mother used a similar tactic to protect me from reality, sometimes at the cost of her own well-being. Hard not to get emotional watching the film.

[@karenwelker]

Agreed.

[@azzyclark3860]

When in doubt, Cinefix’s #1 shall be The Mirror

[@muhammadfauzan6864]

cinefix has fetish for andrei tarkovsky

[@OFED]

@@muhammadfauzan6864 who doesn't?

[@carlpiaf4476]

And that gives them my utmost respect.

[@thebigshep]

Cinefix is how I discovered Stalker, and it's now my favorite movie. Or at least in my top three. So they can keep that fetish going all day imo

[@CineFix]

Spoiler alert, it's not on this list!

[@Squishy743]

Ghibli is something else, when it comes to healing your heart.

[@maxinecaulfield310]

Whisper of the Heart will do that to you.

[@AlexanderWright1]

Laputa is the one that gets me everytime.

[@karenwelker]

I like the idea of "Wisper of Heart." Me too.

[@montypeno1495]

I've made it a tradition every year to show my students Spirited Away the last week of school.

[@amantilla13]

Only yeserday always does this for me, it's the Best for cleansing the soul.

[@KaSuCheinGR]

I just teared up a little during Life is beautiful clip. The power of that movie.

[@shooterqqqq]

I get angry every time that movie is mentioned. The same with Shawshank Redemption. The first movie because of the war and the second is they keep mentioning that movie in every single list, description, clip and casual reference. They should give it a rest already.

[@Ninaad1234]

OMG Same!

[@fandinadia]

For the life of me I could not bring myself to watch that movie during this days, I'd be crying my eyes out for an entire week... hell... I'd be crying until this damned "social distancing" is over. And then cry some more.

[@iambored2094]

I teared up at totoro, my kids and I use to watch that together when they were little ❤

[@marisasanchez9150]

Girllll..sameeeee

[@mdavis201]

"Groundhog Day." Because being in quarantine can seem like every day is the same. This movie reminds us how to make the most of it.

[@karenwelker]

Totally. Feel like I made some forward progress today though.

[@izzasanchez2176]

More people should see Amelie!!! 😊

[@Pearlygirl0]

Izza Sanchez my absolute fav 👍🏽

[@Strazman]

I had to write a report on it when I was in film school way back in 2003. Never heard of the movie at that point. But after I watched it, I had a newfound respect and admiration for non-mainstream or big studio-produced movies. Amelie is amazing and still holds up today imo.

[@claeswikberg8958]

definatly, the scene where she sits on the roof with the radio and gets her revenge. Priceless, infact, im gooing to have to see it again today

[@charlesc2095]

"These past few weeks sure had been a really long year" Yes. Yes it has. Also, thanks for reading my mind. My past few searches literally has been "best feel good movies" lol

[@luciloamor1]

it means they really did their research intensively

[@karenwelker]

Very long year indeed and it's only August.

[@chefskiss6179]

This past year really just feels like a couple of bad weeks now :/

[@stflaw]

"Are you suggesting that coconuts migrate?" Gets me every time.

[@Otokichi786]

Actually, they do! Coconut palms that grow near the sea drop nuts into the water, and they float to faraway shores and grow into tall trees...unless the Coconut/Robber crab gets it.

[@wtfisditvoorbullshit]

@@Otokichi786 Ok David Attenborough

[@tylerstevens1904]

I'd completely forgotten that line and burst out laughing! Wow.

[@geraldfrost4710]

"I could take a little danger!" "No. It's too dangerous."

[@kittycat1302]

Otokichi786

[@bb-ih9hg]

Amelie is seriously one of the best feel good movies I've ever seen. It's so sweet and adorable - and she is absolutely the character embodiment of chaotic good, that was the best example of her. And ohhhh muh gawd My Neighbor Totoro is the cutesssssst 😭 and Ponyo, too!

[@nateds7326]

Hoping for shawshank Then again, hope is a dangerous thing

[@tillerman7272]

it can drive a man insane

[@joshuacopeland8067]

it is also one of the best of things; and no good thing ever dies

[@kostajovanovic3711]

Luckily, just a mention

[@soyroos626]

Ok, Hal

[@maciek8159]

There can be no true despair without hope

[@csopi1862]

Dear CineFix, Thank You. Sincerely the World.

[@rominavinas5338]

I have never clicked on a notification as fast as I did

[@GeneralGlockasiah]

I believe you have clicked a notification faster than you did this one.

[@mrspeel7]

@@GeneralGlockasiah :D

[@AkashKumar-rh9gj]

Even the mention of Amelie makes me tear up with joy

[@vb2388]

Monty Python & The Holy Grail is the funniest film I have ever watched...definite recommend

[@diegom-a7970]

Always look on the bright side of life

[@jphilb]

Here come the quotes! “Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?”

[@Psyfi85]

That rabbits dynamite!

[@davidkymdell452]

@@diegom-a7970 wrong movie.....though that quote always applies

[@baldrbraa]

Let’s just not go to Camelot. It’s a silly place.

[@user-hf6vy8xc4i]

Absolutely love how in depth and comprehensive your lists are. It’s clear you guys writing these lists are true film connoisseurs. … would you consider a top ten on thought provoking and philosophical films?

[@TobiasFriedly]

For me the movie “About Time” is the most uplifting one I’ve ever seen but I also didn’t watch every movie on this list :)

[@coloripple]

Yeah for me that woyld be "Kiki's Delivery Service", but next to many from the vid, i put About Time on my watchlist aswell

[@seanpenalber5554]

(In order of appearance) The Shawshank Redemption 1994 The School of Rock 2003 Paddington 2 2017 The Princess Bride 1987 When Harry Met Sally 1989 Remember the Titans 2000 Dazed and Confused 1993 My Neighbor Totoro 1988 Cinema Paradiso 1988 Forrest Gump 1994 The Intouchables 2011 Good Will Hunting 1997 Mrs. Doubtfire 1993 Mary Poppins 1964 Secondhand Lions 2003 It’s a Wonderful Life 1946 The Wizard of Oz 1939 To Be and To Have 2002 Won’t You Be My Neighbor? 2018 Attack the Block 2011 The Pursuit of Happiness 2006 Miracle 2004 The Karate Kid 1984 Babe 1995 The Martian 2015 Rudy 1993 Rocky 1976 Galaxy Quest 1999 My Cousin Vinny 1992 Eddie the Eagle 2016 The Bad News Bears 1976 Billy Elliot 2000 A Knight’s Tale 2001 The Mighty Ducks 1992 The Rookie 2002 Cinderella Man 2005 Cool Runnings 1993 Invincible 2006 O Brother Where Art Thou 2000 Hunt for the Wilderpeople 2016 Airplane! 1980 Some Like it Hot 1959 Blazing Saddles 1974 Spaceballs 1987 The Jerk 1979 21 Jump Street 2012 Elf 2003 Despicable Me 2010 Crazy Rich Asians 2018 Duck Soup 1933 Monty Python and the Holy Grail 1975 Clueless 1995 The Birdcage 1996 The Young Girls of Rochefort 1967 City Lights 1931 Ernest and Celestine 2014 His Girl Friday 1940 Bells Are Ringing 1960 Fantastic Mr. Fox 2009 Isle of Dogs 2018 The Grand Budapest Hotel 2014 Singing’ In The Rain 1952 Amélie 2001 Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory 1971 Le Ballon Rouge 1956 The Lion King 1994 To Kill a Mockingbird 1962 A Christmas Story 1983 Song of the Sea 2014 E.T. The Extraterrestrial 1982 The Goonies 1985 The Sandlot 1993 Holes 2003 Hook 1991 Home Alone 1990 Jumanji 1995 Princess Mononoke 1997 Laputa: Castle in the Sky 1986 Spirited Away 2001 Kiki’s Delivery Service 1989 Howl’s Moving Castle 2004 About Time 2013 Chungking Express 1994 Four Weddings and a Funeral 1994 The Lady Eve 1941 You’ve Got Mail 1998 The Apartment 1960 Breakfast at Tiffanys 1961 Roman Holiday 1953 Charade 1963 The Artist 2011 Love Actually 2003 My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2002 Sleepless in Seattle 1993 Shakespeare in Love 1998 The Gay Divorcee 1934 Swing Time 1936 Shall We Dance 1937 Top Hat 1935 Gold Diggers of 1935 (1935) It Happened One Night 1934 42nd Street 1933 Empire Records 1995 The Breakfast Club 1985 The Big Chill 1983 Diner 1982 Chef 2014 American Graffiti 1973 The Big Lebowski 1998 Ferris Bueller’s Day Off 1986 Ghostbusters 1984 Clerks 1994 Frances Ha 2013 My Dinner With Andre 1981 Friday 1995 The Way Way Back 2013 A Hard Day’s Night 1964 Slacker 1990 Boyhood 2014 Everybody Wants Some 2016 Jiro Dream of Sushi 2011 Baraka 1992 Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring 2003 Samsara 2011 Shoplifters 2018 Our Little Sister 2015 The Scent of Green Papaya 1993 Winnie the Pooh 2011 Paterson 2016 Syndromes and a Century 2006 Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives 2010 Tropical Malady 2004 Cemetery of Splendor 2015 Tokyo Story 1953 Grave of the Fireflies 1988 Lost in Translation 2003 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 2008 Big Fish 2003 Little Women 2019 Little Miss Sunshine 2006 Eternity and a Day 1988 Stand by Me 1986 The Green Mile 1999 Harold and Maude 1971 Dead Poets Society 1989 Beginners 2010 Call Me by Your Name 2017 Life Is Beautiful 1997 Jeanne Dielman 23 Qual du Commerce 1080 Bruxelles (1975) The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring 2001 The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers 2002 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 2003 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 2010 Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace 1999 Goldfinger 1964 A Brighter Summer Day 1991 Stantango 1994’ Out 1 (1971) War and Peace 1956 Once Upon A Time in America 1984 As I Was Moving Ahead Occasionally I Saw Brief Glimpses of Beauty 2000 The Irishman 2019 Fanny and Alexander 1982 The Seventh Seal 1957

[@ArtsyChick24]

The first time I watched Amélie all the way through I found myself grinning from ear to ear for the rest of the day. It's just so wholesome and pure.

[@PatrickWDunne]

That was an 18 minutes well spent. The one thing that uplifts me is knowing there will be more Cinefix lists.

[@juantanamo7485]

I would recommend "The secret life of Walter Mitty" and "Hector and the Search for Happiness" to anyone in this time, two movies that just showcase the beauty of being alive and warm your heart and fill you with energy :)

[@Otokichi786]

Which "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"? Danny Kaye (1947) or Ben Stiller (2013)?

[@FramesPerSecond]

Those movies are both pretty average. Walter Mitty’s cinematography is gorgeous though.

[@jhoang861]

@@Otokichi786 what?! There is an original to Ben Stiller's version?? I need to find it! I was surprised how much I love the 2013 version. I would love to see Danny Kaye's version!

[@Me11oCarm]

Yes. Yes. Yes.

[@Luca-bv5ic]

great picks, I'm not normally into simple low key feel good movies, but the secret life of Walter Mitty was really good.

[@alanab9674]

Like the choices and the mentions. We movie lovers can,'t get enough. Thank you.

[@isaac-yo9dh]

Hunt for the Wilderpeople is so good everyone should watch it. It’s directed by taika waititi also :)

[@vb2388]

isaac johnson...What We Do In The Shadows is one of my favourite fictional docs..

[@isaac-yo9dh]

MF Aphex Heads yeah I’ve watched that too it was hilarious😂

[@Fakeaorta]

Oh yea! It is wonderful!

[@sierra3644]

i love that movie!!!!!

[@lizyanne6681]

I watched jojo rabit not too long ago and it was also an amazing movie

[@dawnadriana1764]

Watching this now, during the Pandemic, I appreciate your channel more than ever. Movies I loved but forgot about, movies that I missed, movies I want to see again. You do a fantastic job, and you won my heart forever when you put Amelie on your list. Xo

[@EwanGraf]

I had tears in my eyes as soon as you saw the first frame of LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL pop-up on the list. What a great, great film.

[@chrisbender8714]

That film pulled the tears right out. If you watch it and don't cry, you are not human. So powerful!

[@jonathanmelia]

Chris Bender Spielberg hated it. Does that mean he’s not human?

[@2uiator325]

Thank you, Cinefix, for this list. It’s nice to see art being extolled for its uplifting qualities and hopefulness lauded as a virtue. It’s especially important during times such as these.

[@anacarolinavallarino6428]

At first I read ‘most upsetting movies’ and I was like ‘oh...fine, then *clicks play*

[@oldreb285]

I was upset and read the title correctly.

[@clownpendotfart]

I think that would have been more my wavelength. There would be a stream of titles I didn't care for (aside from the Silly category), and then the odd His Girl Friday or The Lady Eve would pop up within their categories with sufficient cynicism for my approval. And I'd recommend Grave of the Fireflies over any Miyazaki I've seen so far.

[@twiggy120]

That would be a fascinating list. Salò for the bittersour category. 1984 in overdog. Climax for whatever the opposite of peaceful is.

[@twiggy120]

@@clownpendotfart Fun fact about Grave of The Fireflies: It's based on a true story by Akiyuki Nosaka, he is the little boy. You may remember what happens to him in the opening scenes and be confused how he can write a short autobiographical story, but it is what he wished happened over the guilt he felt.

[@ZorbaTheDutch]

For upsetting I would recommend Lilya 4-Ever

[@X00000370]

A classic, Pride, and Prejudice. Now on Netflix. Romantic & great ending.

[@YukoValis]

One recommendation i didn't see on here was "stranger than fiction" while a bit silly at times, I thought it had some great moments.

[@Fakeaorta]

"I bought you flours"! The movie is a 10!

[@awesomedude470]

Such an excellent movie would also reccomend

[@izzasanchez2176]

Yes!!!

[@mariah8851]

Yes I was bummed it didn't at least get a mention it's such a life affirming movie!!

[@CineFix]

Fun fact, Clint actually worked on Stranger Than Fiction as a post production coordinator. One of his very first jobs after moving to LA. He ALSO loves that movie as a result.

[@ChefSandwichboy]

Won't You Be My Neighbour was simultaneously the most beautiful and uplifting film experience I've had in over 20 years, and the saddest. Because he WAS so special. He WAS just that unique and while that's the point of the film, reminding us that people with such fiercely strong and kind hearts did and still do exist in this profoundly cynical and depressingly dystopia we now live in...it's hard not to walk away from it feeling a sense of emptiness that a light of such brightness and rarity is gone forever. The world needs men and women like him now more than ever.

[@fannfannmsb]

i finally watched it after seeing it appear on this list two years ago... i started crying when he said "i like you as you are" and didn't stop. As a (young) European i didn't know who he was but he was so inspiring. I work with children and seeing someone with so much passion for them was incredible

[@ikmarchini]

Thank you for your beautiful words.

[@GeorgeAlone2277]

"These last few weeks have been a long year" Checks when video was released. April 2020 Oh honey, we got a ways to go.

[@immameatpopsicle9825]

1:02 The moment that you mentioned this movie, started tearing up recalling all the things he said, the actions he did, the life he lived; his life's work was for the only purpose of helping... only people like him can take a mission and go forth so thoroughly and put the utmost care and dedication to it keep it afloat as long as it lives on. So, the only word which comes to me when it comes Mr. Rogers is... "Saint". So I'm thankful for picking this, great as always 🤗

[@orrindekock8598]

For me, a movie that fits several categories at once, it's The Perks of Being a Wallflower. At one turn making me cry my eyes out, at another reassuring me that others have suffered through what I'm going through and they've survived, so no matter how hard it gets, I must be able to survive too. Oh yeah, and for your passing-the-time category, I still have Der Untergang, Das Boot: The Director's Cut and Lawrence of Arabia on my watchlist, so there you go

[@coryivins]

You know what top 10 list I'd love to see is movies that are modern adaptations of old stories. Movies that adapt stories like "Dante's Inferno" into something like "What Dreams May Come" or Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew" becoming "10 Things I Hate About You." THAT would be a great top 10 list! Thanks for all you do!

[@AdmiralFerret]

My quarantine "long movie" was Lagaan: Once Upon A Time in India. At a 3 hour and 45 minute run time, it was surprisingly good, and could fit somewhere in this list of feel good movies. Struggle, understanding, a fight for a worthy cause over an international game of cricket.

[@ErwinSchrodinger64]

GATTACA... doing the impossible by committing every fiber of your being to a singular outcome. Vincent gave up his life of free time, being isolated, suffered immensely both physically and emotionally, and he was never allowed to be himself. In the end, he wasn't going to live much longer but he accomplished his goal. "You want to know how I did it? I never saved anything for the swim back."

[@davidkymdell452]

Watched it for the many'th time the other night. Such a great movie...in my top 10 for sure

[@DeathByDominic]

“You don’t want to miss your flight, Vincent” had me in tears

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

Really Gattaca is one of the 10 best SF films ever made. It is so under-rated.

[@jxomxo]

There’s something about those films in the bittersweet catagory that just hits my heart like few others. From Tokyo Story to Dead Poets Society to Call Me By Your Name, there’s something so powerful about how beauty, even laughter, can be used in juxtaposition to the uncertainty of life. Hell, Harold and Maude is my third favorite film of all time (the top two would be The End of Evangelion and Andrei Rublev for anyone wondering). And that’s not even to mention how many other films even shown for a second to two I love with all my heart: It’s a Wonderful Life, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Some Like it Hot, The Apartment, Rochefort, Ernest and Celestine, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Singin' in the Rain, Totoro, Chungking Express, Once Upon a Time in America… I could just go on and on. I love a meditative and gorgeous art film as much as the next guy, but we all need something to relax to.

[@jimnewcombe7584]

Bravo. I live Bergman. I'd add Kieslowski's "Three Colours" trilogy, "Jean de Florette" and "Manons des Sources", John Huston's "The Dead", "Cinema Paradiso", and "Wings of Desire"

[@lucasaaglansk]

As a Swedish born citizen, I deeply appreciated the number one pick being a Swedish classic, directed by one of my fellow countrymen

[@ikmarchini]

Yes, but it's universal. Beautifully so.

[@FEARFREAK42]

CineFix is an AlwaysFix for me. Anytime a video comes out I add like 10-20 movies to an already expansive list and just marvel at the feeling of growth and love for my favorite thing ever Cinema. Love this channel more than I can describe.

[@SilverShade1008]

One of the first movies I watched when the quarantine started was Remember the Titans. I watched it quite a bit when I was a kid and just a few years ago in the hospital when I was recovering from extensive surgery. I’ve always found it to be a comforting movie. Also, while I don’t find the ending uplifting at all, I think Life is Beautiful is a masterpiece and always appreciate a shoutout.

[@meganhartmann180]

So glad you included "Harold and Maude"! It's one of those movies that sounds implausible but is actually incredible. A true, uplifting classic.

[@junglekiity]

My favorite "need a good cry" movie is definitely Joy Luck Club. Some moments are very dark, but the movie ultimately leaves you in a good place.

[@keyman6689]

Agreed. One of my wife's favorites, too. A lot of sweet charm in it, too. "We are your aunties, we are very honest people!" Not as hilarious as Steel Magnolias, but still a great mix of humor and tragedy. I would have mentioned The Remains of the Day in this, too. Both delightful and sad, but fantastic performances by Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson.

[@mib2259]

I would like to suggest "The Dish" - the story of the Parkes radio telescope during the first Apollo moon landing. A perfect, good natured slice of Australian life, that I think captures the wonder of what it must have been like to watch that first moon mission.

[@thomasharrington5067]

THEY’RE BACK

[@niambiwalker1280]

Cinefix I watch your videos all the time. I watch them and rewatch them and during this quarantine I’ve been surviving off them and the movies y’all include. I’m very grateful for the content you create more than any other KZbin channel I’ve stumbled upon. Thank you for releasing this video as I think we all really needed it.

[@isaacobrien6486]

This might be one of my favourite lists you've put together

[@hemichanga8939]

After 7 months, my favorite channel drops an incredible video that mentions so many of my favorite films. You all certainly knew how to read the room. Thanks, Cinefix.

[@slashbash1347]

Ooh, I love Amelie! I saw it referenced in the manga "Detroit Metal City." The protagonist says it's one of his favorite movies, a juxtaposition to his death metal persona.

[@annie-4984]

I don't trust people who've never seen a Monty Python movie. 😂

[@bongandimande490]

Why

[@Jute511]

They are purile piles of crud. Trust me on that.

[@momogi618]

ok alright im gonna watch it now, keep seeing it on anything funny related list movie. im gonna give it a go because of that coconut migrate scene xD

[@lasagna312]

@@momogi618 If you enjoy that scene, you will most definitely love the movie

[@Alejobepa]

Those three movies are three different animals for different moods. Holy Grail is probably the best for this pandemic. But Life of Brian and The Meaning of Life are also insanely good.

[@somegoddamnguy]

I got a very strong happy and feelgood vibe from Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, despite all the carnage

[@JoelHedlund96]

I don't think I've Ever watched a Better youtube video. The craftsmanship behind the editing and choosing of the specific movies -- This is so much better than sliced bread could ever be!

[@windsaw151]

"The shyly smiling incarnation of chaotic good" Hahaha! That description is soooo fitting!

[@jeromedutil-martin6823]

With "Across The Universe" (2007), "Amélie" is one of my all time favorite movie.

[@jaykirby3601]

#4: Spot on, saw in the theater 4 times. Had to be Dazed and Confused.

[@setyowinarko]

Hope that Planes, Trains, and Automobile, deserve a mention, it always make me feel good about friendship and kindness. But overall, thanks Cinefix for broad choices that includes vary of foreign movies, including French, Japanese, Italian, and even Thailand ! It must be painstaking but enjoyable time to watch and curate all of these....

[@markog1999]

A KNIGHT'S TALE THOUGH I'm with your writer on that one.

[@oldDNU]

markog1999 I rewatched it the other day. I love how joyfully dumb it is. (Not insulting the movie-they knew how dumb it was and did wonderful things with it.)

[@markog1999]

@@oldDNU I think the opening scene where a medieval crowd sings "we will rock you" sets the tone pretty well

[@CineFix]

Clint won the debate, but Billy made Clint read his gripe out loud so it's kind of a draw.

[@TraceyOfficial]

Bravo CineFix Bravo! and Thank you!!! I realize from your choices,which were all perfect, that the Faith of a Child is what is needed right now. Thank you again.

[@mayrabrrn4]

You had me at Amelie 😃

[@Fadilanse]

I didn't expect to have tears down my face watching a top 10 list but I did, good work CineFix.

[@GoddessOfWhim2003]

i see Amelie in the thumbnail, had to click on the video. just saw Amelie last year, super cute. i'm dying to get it on DVD

[@mrspeel7]

Me, too! After watching this, I actually checked my old DVD collection to see if I had it already. Nope. I'm thinking the reason I checked my collection, though, is because I have a DVD of Babette's Feast. Hey - "Babette's Feast" could qualify for this CineFix list!

[@GoddessOfWhim2003]

@@mrspeel7 Amelie is a bit hard to get on DVD, hope i can get a copy

[@velmex12]

@@GoddessOfWhim2003 get the 2 disc version

[@FramesPerSecond]

I’ve honestly watched Everybody Wants Some more than Dazed and Confused now. Super underrated!

[@justhuy7960]

Oh my god ''The Scent of Green Papaya'', a vietnamese Film, so proud of it. Thank you Cinefix

[@CrayCruz]

So far, I really like Cinefix's approach to film and cinema. Honest and simple. No frills. Others stretch credulity and topics/themes.

[@davidleblanc7955]

Inside Out and Up for bittersweet feel-good movies!

[@CineFix]

Pixar as a company could've made it on the list

[@bnmbg731]

Inside out was traumatic

[@adipsous]

I'm crying right now just thinking of the 'coming home' scene in Inside Out. Such a wonderful, healing movie.

[@kabiin3190]

@@adipsous I feel you

[@moeball740]

The opening sequence of Up is so emotional. It also taught me that the grouchy old "get off my lawn" guy that lives down the street may actually have been a young and happily in love guy once upon a time so I cut him some slack when I see him yelling at kids.

[@marcelinosumaya5040]

Love to see Everybody Wants Some get some love. Could literally watch that back to back.

[@jackierobert]

"these past few weeks sure have been a long year" liked this video right after that.

[@mrspeel7]

Ha ha! Me, too! I did the EXACT same thing! Then I saw the great list that followed. Two likes from me. :)

[@KannikCat]

So glad to see Totoro (and Miyazaki's other works) here. I teared up just seeing the brief clips shown. Masterful storytelling and a beauty of slow, caring, cinema.

[@PipRap]

Same with me, just that ever so short scene from Totoro filled me with enough joy and happiness to make me tear up

[@esmeisme921]

Amadeus also works as a great long movie to watch right now. In high school I spent half the day on a field trip to see it with my class. It was unforgettable,

[@cmorris9494]

I don't really consider that movie uplifting.

[@WhatashameMaryJane]

Oh my God. THIS is the BEST KZbin video to watch in a time like this.

[@ricey23]

"You're not living your life the way Mr Rogers knew you'd be able to." I was once told I swear too much, I think the above sentence is the most cutting thing I can say to someone without swearing.

[@DominantDesires]

This is one of the best lists you lot have put together yet. You can always tell CineFix's love of movies in every video, and I was not disappointed. Excellent work as always.

[@an_asteroid]

The Farewell (2019) could go in the peaceful/cathartic category

[@FLATTZCLUR]

Cinefix you’re one of my favorite channels on KZbin! Thank you for making my day!

[@idiotsloveboxes]

Thank you so much for y’all’s really heartfelt list. I am surprised there’s wasn’t a category just for Disney. Or just for musicals, because those always put a smile on someone’s face. Films I would have included: Tree of Life, A Christmas Story, Grease, & Yiyi. They all approach the subjects of family & nostalgia & relationships differently.

[@JohnDoe-cd6ro]

I'm looking for great 4k transfers to add to my physical media collection. I've got a true 4k projector and want movies that make me go "Wow." My first Full HD anything (even before I got an HDTV) was a projector/blu ray combo. I want to have that feeling again of being completely blown away like watching Blade Runner, Sin City, Enter The Void, or 2001 A Space Odyssey for the first time on my setup. What are some picks any of you reading this recommend for my collection?

[@adipsous]

I think it's cool that Everybody Wants Some was included. A very, very underrated film.

[@KMHill]

Fanny och Alexander is my favourite film of all time. So nice to see you recommend it.

[@ikmarchini]

Yup.

[@beregond67]

The secret life of Walter Mitty

[@mrsomebody5087]

Naaaah

[@abhinavpathak7898]

No one talks about that masterpiece of a movie.

[@aavv1818]

A TRUE TREASURE!

[@alb0403]

Which one?

[@Andy2kk]

This tbh

[@rohithpadikkal7082]

The fact that Cinefix put a new video already got me uplifted.

[@crystalrene801]

Second Hand Lions was a movie everyone should watch.

[@pheenix42]

Hub grabbing one young punk by the throat and then telling him just who he was, is one of cinema's greatest speeches.

[@WrenFaithBridger]

OK...this is probably my favorite CineFix...both in content and execution.

[@Groaker]

Underdog really, really, REALLY needed Invictus. Matt Damon saying "We didn't have the support of 63,000 South Africans today, we had the support of 42 million South Africans" was one of the best feel-good moments of any film I have ever seen, especially because it was all based on a real story.

[@FloraWest]

The fact you guys posted a new list is very uplifting to me. Thank you!

[@fakecinema8725]

Groundhog Day exactly what you need in this pandemic, because it's feel like i waking up to the same day now for months

[@AlexHetherington1]

Cemetery of Splendor, the palace scene, the two goddesses scene, stunning film, just wonderful and essential filmmaking

[@halwaffles]

I almost choked when you mentioned Secondhand Lions! I've never heard anyone mention that film, which is such a pity cause it's really quite good!

[@Moloch187]

You did it again CineFix. You nailed my most uplifting movie, Once Upon a Time in America

[@alexsilva28]

Kiki's delivery service is perhaps the most uplifting movie I've ever seen. I kept expecting to have the rug pulled off beneath my feet but nope. Nothing but feel good moments and charming characters from beginning to end

[@jjzurcaled215]

Because the Lead character is always sad and worried and unsure. Not like the other Ghibli leads that have strong positive view abot everything

[@SethGuttman]

Thank you for mentioning Everybody Wants Some. I love Dazed but I think his college reimagining was just as good if not a little bit better. More people need to see it!

[@TheDoctorRedstone]

Suprised you didn't mention: Scent of a Woman The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Hector in the search of happiness I think you need to make a second list ;) anyways nice video!

[@FlorpingAllOver]

well now i wanna see The Secret Life of Walter Mitty again, love that movie

[@ethanwatson6131]

dennis eriksson I always immediately think of the benjamin button scene which i really don’t like but the rest of it is great

[@hannahrogers6342]

I definitely think Field of Dreams should be an honorable mention on this list!! Great video, you guys are one of the best accounts in all of youtube!

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

YES!!!

[@agoogleuser4601]

I would have given My Life as a Dog an honourable mention in the Amelie category too... a really beautiful story of accepting sadness, finding happiness and growing up, populated with a similar cast of idiosyncratic village eccentrics. Brings both happy and sad tears to my eye every time I think of it

[@karenwelker]

I know someone who feels the same way about that movie.

[@andrewwarnes9895]

Thanks, Cinefix for validating my love for Life is Beautiful (La vita è bella) - FilmTwitter and critic bloggers try their darndest to belittle me a little more every year over that. But what can I say? It's as charming as it is a gut punch...

[@markusploeckl]

I demand to know why "Summer Wars" is not on the list, yet alone has a category of its own!!!

[@Rar830]

Still havent seenm that one is it any good?

[@juancruz5507]

I must have watched Remember The Titans and Dazed and Confused more than 20 times each, they always bring a smile to my face.

[@pigfartsyum61]

THRILLED to Monty Python and the Holy Grail on this list, my all-time feel-good movie along with The Princess Bride

[@biswainduparida5482]

The way you describe a cinema, makes it worth watching without judging. What a script Writing!!! Love your writers 3000 times!

[@gabrielab.3446]

Clint’s voice... all the cheering up I need!