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Netflix viewers have been left in floods of tears after watching a movie they've dubbed as being the 'saddest movie of all time'.
Check out the emotional trailer below, but make sure you have a box of tissues at the ready:
If you're a lover of tragic love stories involving time travel like The Time Traveler's Wife, this rom-com starring Domhnall Gleeson, Rachel McAdams and Billy Nighy could be your next binge watch.
About Time follows Tim Lake, a man who's given the most unexpected gift for his 21st birthday. His father James (Bill Nighy) informs that the men in their family have the ability to travel back in time to revisit moments they've lived before.
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The following summer, Tim meets and instantly falls in love with a woman named Charlotte (Margot Robbie) who is visiting his sister Katherine (Lydia Wilson).
Unfortunately, he waits until the end of her trip to reveal his feelings. Charlotte responds by telling him he should've told her sooner.
Heartbroken, he then moves to London where he meets Mary (Rachel McAdams) and the two hit it off, but after travelling back in time to help his friend Harry (Tom Hollander) his meet-cute with Mary is undone.
Tim manages to find Mary again a week later but shockingly she now has a boyfriend and when Charlotte returns things go seriously awry.
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There's also a major health issue in the family which sees Tim desperately try to save his dad, a baby-switcheroo and a tragic car crash.
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The film was originally released in cinemas back in 2013 and now people are able to watch it at home on Netflix.
"Why is About Time the most amazing and saddest movie of all time?" one Twitter user said. "We might have to get flood insurance for how much Hannah and I are crying."
Another viewer shared: "About Time is just the saddest movie of all time, I want to cry."
While a third person wrote: "About Time might actually be the saddest, deepest movie of all time."
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And a fourth person confessed: "Read the plot summary for About Time on Netflix so knew what was coming and I was STILL sad and cried!!!!"
About Time was directed by Richard Curtis, the same man behind some of the successful and beloved British romantic comedies such as Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting Hill, Bridget Jones's Diary and the Christmas classic everyone's watching right now, Love Actually.
It had positive reviews upon release and was a hit at the box office, earning $87.1 million against a $12 million budget.
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We're adding this to our watch list immediately!
Topics: TV And Film, Netflix
Gregory Robinson