If you cried at least once while watching, it means it's a good movie; if tears flowed from your eyes constantly, it's a great movie!

Any good love drama/melodrama has an important factor: tears. If you cried at least once while watching, it means it's a good movie; if tears flowed from your eyes constantly, it's a great movie! Let's recall 10 films that will definitely make you cry while watching, especially girls.

Candy (2005)

There is a saying, "Love is a drug," and if you add a truly intoxicating drug to alluring love, it will inevitably lead to disaster. This is roughly what happens to the characters of the Australian film "Candy."

It is all the more surprising to watch the relationship of beautiful young and, most importantly, loving people who, in pursuit of a mythical paradise, destroy each other and their very existence bit by bit. Tears are definitely unavoidable here.

Valentine's Day (2010)

Sometimes it happens that true love, emotional, crazy and frank, has a beginning and an end. This does not mean that the attraction between two people was just a fling; sometimes circumstances develop in such a way that even lovers need to part, as happened with the heroes of "Valentine's Day."

This is indeed a very sad movie from the very beginning to the emotional end. From the start, you understand the inevitable collapse of feelings, but until the end you hope that everything can be fixed. From these expectations and the realization of the sad reality, it's easy to shed a tear, or more than one.

Dirty Dancing (1987)

A summer romance, disapproving parents, an older guy - many girls go through this, and it still sounds romantic, but in "Dirty Dancing" this scheme was brought almost to perfection.

In general, "Dirty Dancing" is not the most tear-jerking movie in the world, but the iconic phrase "Nobody puts baby in a corner" and the final dance of the lovers can move anyone.

The Notebook (2004)

Infatuation, passion, separation, reunion - the heroes of "The Notebook" have to go through all this to prove that love really exists. And, of course, that almost legendary kiss in the rain.

One of the most successful adaptations of writer Nicholas Sparks has all the ingredients to make the viewer shed a tear: beautiful phrases about the feelings of lovers, beautiful and charming characters, and a truly wonderful ending to an amazing story.

A Walk to Remember (2002)

Another Sparks adaptation is a bit speculative, but given that it is based on a true story, it is forgivable and actually touching. School love, first love experiences, which at the same time may be the last thing the heroine of "A Walk to Remember" experiences, isn't that touching?

Again, once again it is about inevitability, but the path leading to it here is much more positive, and yet, you cannot hold back tears if you are a sentimental person.

One Day (2011)

Sometimes people get crazy thoughts that are insanely romantic but can be just as dangerous for relationships. The heroes of "One Day," for example, meet each other only once a year. Can this be called love?

Perhaps distance, both metric and temporal, does not matter for love, but the realization of the importance of closeness may come too late, when nothing can be fixed.

The Vow (2012)

Sometimes, when everything is going well, something must break so that the lovers undergo a kind of test of feelings. The characters of "The Vow," based on a true story, must together cope with the wife's memory loss, as she does not recognize her husband at all.

A difficult situation, a difficult choice, and romantic outcomes of what happened - all this is literally aimed at making you shed at least a single tear.

Sweet November (2001)

An age-old story about the attraction of opposites can take on new colors if it is played by two truly great actors, and Keanu Reeves and Charlize Theron are undoubtedly such.

Of course, the promised "no falling in love" will not happen. Both will fall in love, both will suffer, but those moments of shared happiness are definitely worth it.

Serendipity (2001)

Jokes with fate can be bad. The heroes of "Serendipity" trust chance, risking never seeing each other again, despite mutual attraction.

But this is a romantic movie, so a meeting is inevitable, as are tears, and probably tears of happiness for the lovers who were lucky enough to find each other in this hustle and bustle.

You've Got Mail (1998)

With the advent of the Internet in our lives, acquaintances between men and women have become more frequent online, where you can not be afraid to be frank even with a stranger, but the catch is that the nice person from the Internet may well turn out to be your enemy in real life, as happened with the heroes of "You've Got Mail."

True love knows no obstacles, so an awkward situation will definitely flow into the right direction, but before that there will be a number of other tear-jerking episodes that are indispensable for a budding relationship.