In Season Five, we Six Feet Under viewers foresaw an ending in sight. The death of a terrific show about death. Thought it had its ups and downs during its run, Six Feet Under proved in the end to possess a true heart. The final three episodes are the hardest I've ever cried in my life thus far. It was like my family had died. And it proves that a television show can transcend fiction and reality.

Lars is a quirky, sad man. A man who one day falls in love with, of all things, a blow up doll. While the film could have taken a much more dirty and crude detour, in the end, it proves to be moving and achingly human. Something about this film, with each viewing reduces me to sobs. But still, it's a beautiful film and will stand the test of time and the burden of my love.

Though still in theaters by the time this list will first be published, Up proved to be one of the most emotionally complex and engaging films of the year. Each frame evokes the same emotion that of a live action film. The first ten minutes alone are sob inducing, and the end is also moving. In the end, the journeys we take in life may not be spectacular, but ones we will treasure.

This tale as old as time evokes powerful emotions with each viewing. I grew up watching it and it has become all the more special in my adult years. Its meaning has strengthened for me as time has gone by, and I enjoy returning to a familiar and magical place.