What's the sweetest, most lovable film you've ever seen?

[Mr Banlon]

Kikujiro

[chveik]

Kore-Eda's 'Our Little Sister' is very sweet and full of nice people being nice.

seconded. Linda Linda Linda is pretty good for this kind of stuff too

[Sin Agog]

You seen My Favorite Year?  It may help being a fan of Errol Flynn, as the writer based the movie on his experience having to field Flynn's wayward visit to a '50s TV show he was working on.  Peter O'Toole should have done more cuddly movies like that.

[Deyv]

Not sure if it counts, but A Town Called Panic always cheers me up. It's a bit bizarre but the style really appeals to my inner child. My favourite bits are when Indian says "Cheval, oh no!"

I also second or third My Neighbours the Yamadas.

How are you feeling?

[Small Man Big Horse]

Thanks for all the recommendations btw, it is appreciated.

Kikujiro

I've added that to my watchlist, thanks for that.

You seen My Favorite Year?  It may help being a fan of Errol Flynn, as the writer based the movie on his experience having to field Flynn's wayward visit to a '50s TV show he was working on.  Peter O'Toole should have done more cuddly movies like that.

I haven't but I did download it the other day, so shall watch it soon.

Not sure if it counts, but A Town Called Panic always cheers me up. It's a bit bizarre but the style really appeals to my inner child. My favourite bits are when Indian says "Cheval, oh no!"

I also second or third My Neighbours the Yamadas.

How are you feeling?

I love A Town Called Panic to pieces, and really must get round to watching the tv show it's based on some day soon.

And much better thanks. Only Yesterday was very charming stuff, and now I'm watching Stephen Chow's King Of Comedy which is very silly but funny too. Plus I had a fuck load of chocolate which I'm not supposed to do given that I'm diabetic, but I've not had a cheat day in ages so thought I deserved one. And thank you for asking, too, it is appreciated.

[StewartLeehaslethimselfgo]

Little Miss Sunshine (2006)
Pride (2014)
Radio Days (1987)

[madhair60]

Chef (2014)
Paddington (2014)

[Small Man Big Horse]

Little Miss Sunshine (2006)
Pride (2014)
Radio Days (1987)

I'd agree with all three of those (I went to see Little Miss Sunshine the musical recently too, with Gary Wilmot playing the Grandfather!) and Pride especially, I fucking love that movie.

[Deyv]

Glad you're feeling better, and I had no idea there was a TV show! I need to look into that right now!

[Urinal Cake]

If you want anime I recommend Summer Wars. Made by the official successor of Miyazaki^TMeven though their films are very different.

[Pearly-Dewdrops Drops]

Strangers in Good Company (1990)

Unfortunately the only clip on YouTube seems to be a very hokey VHS-era trailer.

[imitationleather]

Bit late to this but I would have said In the Mood For Love.

[Sin Agog]

Kore-Eda's 'Our Little Sister' is very sweet and full of nice people being nice.

Was weirdly buzzed when I saw Joe Cornish call this the best movie of whatever year it came out.

[Twit 2]

Chef (2014)

By the end of that film I wanted the protagonist to burn to death cos of a chip-pan fire in his cunt bus.

[Replies From View]

I mean Clarence gets his wings, Jimmy Stewart realises his value in life, his kindness is repayed by his friends and the community AND he gets to shag Donna Reed.

It doesn get much happier an ending that.

To be honest I have only ever watched it up to the part where he's jumping off the bridge.

[Dex Sawash]

To be honest I have only ever watched it up to the part where he's jumping off the bridge.

Until a few years ago, I had only seen from that point on. Genuinely thought that was the beginning. Wife made me sit down and watch it with her. Lopping off the first hour makes it a lot better.

[oy vey]

I just watched Stan and Ollie. It's pretty sweet.

[Brundle-Fly]

Prelude To A Kiss (1992) Meg Ryan and Alec Baldwin Romcom fantasy film Do not read ANY synopsis though as the reveal of the premise is a surprise.

[Ian Benson]

Local Hero (1983) and all of Taika Waititi's films.

I just watched Stan and Ollie. It's pretty sweet.

Yes.

[studpuppet]

Everyone's mentioned most of mine, but also Restless Natives and The Incredible Journey (the original one).

[NJ Uncut]

Amelie

Gets very sweet though, so watch it before diving into Men Behind the Sun

[Dex Sawash]

Apple Dumpling Gang

[jake thunder]

Kiwi Anthony Hopkins in the 1950s trying to break the land speed record on a WW1 motorcycle in Utah.

That's "The World's Fastest Indian".

A solid Sunday movie

[Famous Mortimer]

Watch one of those jukebox musicals, nothing bad happens and you get to see famous people lipsyncing to songs. "Across the Universe" is surprisingly charming, and I'm about to start a campaign to reclaim "Rock Of Ages" from the critical drubbing it got.

[The Boston Crab]

Tampopo really cheered me up.

[Bazooka]

Kikujiro

First thing I thought of too,wonderful.

[madhair60]

By the end of that film I wanted the protagonist to burn to death cos of a chip-pan fire in his cunt bus.

okay, sorry about your psychiatric problems

[popcorn]

Linda Linda Linda is pretty good for this kind of stuff too

Came here to suggest this. Can't miss an opportunity to recommend Linda Linda Linda.

A completely charming piece of work.

[Twed]

One Cut of the Dead

If you haven't seen it that might sound like a joke suggestion, but it isn't

[phantom_power]

Sing Street
Dazed and Confused
Our Idiot Brother