Everyone agrees these movies and shows put you in a good mood

nypost.com:

Plex and conducted by OnePoll, the survey uncovered 67% believe that the best cure for a bad day is watching a comfort show or movie.

Seventy percent of respondents can name movies and shows that turned their day from bad to good, including “Forrest Gump”, “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” and “Gilmore Girls”.Meanwhile, 39% were also able to name movies and shows that had the opposite effect — turning their day from good to bad — including “13 Reasons Why”, “Black Mirror” and “Titanic.”Over a third (37%) recalled movies and shows so impactful, they changed their life, including “My Sister’s Keeper,” “Parenthood,” “Pay It Forward,” “Remember the Titans,” “Roots” and “Trainspotting.”“The impact movies and shows have on our mood is unique and powerful,” said Jason Williams, Product Director at Plex. “In an era where endless, quality content is just a click away, we have the ability to easily find something to watch specifically based on our mood – and that’s pretty awesome.”Results also showed two-thirds of Americans like to binge-watch their favorite shows and experience feelings of satisfaction (57%), happiness (54%) and excitement (33%) after finishing a series they loved watching.Yet, 49% admit they get into a post-watch funk — referring to not knowing what to do or what to watch next — after binge-watching an entire series.Half (53%) love their shows so much, they have purposely drawn-out watching episodes of certain shows so they can enjoy it longer.\The study also reported the best and worst genres of content to watch before bed: the best being comedy (52%), action (34%) and drama (33%); the worst are horror (52%), suspense (32%) and true crime (29%).“It’s normal to have some emotional investment in what you watch,”.