Hair - Very sad (made before my time but enjoyed it anyway)

Pay it Forward and The Great Gatsby.

I drop my tears whenever I watching ‘Ghost’. For me it’s the most romantic and sensitive film I’ve watched ever. The eagerness to touch his beloved wife just once but can’t because he was no more. So pathetic.

Can you believe The Sixth Sense...

Untill my best friend pointed out that Toni Collet shouldn't have purple nail polish on with that orange sweater. I could have killed him.

I know this is gonna sound stupid, but the last movie that made me cry was "Click". I just thought it was sad when he thought he had speeded through his whole life. As soon as it was over I called both my parents to tell them I loved them. Sometimes I get really preoccupied with work and crazy stuff and I don't want to end up looking back at my life like "What a waste."

THE NOTEBOOK and A WALK TO REMEMBER

The Notebook
A Walk to Remember
Message in a Bottle
Just Like Heaven-when she didn't remember him that was really sad
Ladder 49-Wow that got me bad!
Brokeback Mountain-Oh my gosh that was such a great movie it really touched me and I am all for gay marriages now because of it! Great Movie!

Little Miss Sunshine
The Pursuit of Happyness

I cry far too eaaily at films, but the ones that get me everytime are:
1. Ladder 49
2. Armageddon
3. Most of the Disney films (Lion King, Brother Bear and Bambi being the main ones)
4. Titanic
5. Watership Down

The movies that brought me to tears are
An affair to Remember
Tears of Endearment
Sleepless in Seattle

Phar Lap
Braveheart - the ending
Philadelphia - the Maria Callas scene
Dead Poets Society
Bambi - sniff!

You know, Dead Poets may well be Robin Williams' best work ever..."Captain! My Captain!" I still get all glassy eyed when I think of those boys leaping onto their desk tops to show their love for him, their teacher.

the last film that i cryed in was the new Kingkong, otherwise i tend to cry over loads of films, even tv programs can make me cry, my husband laughs at me.

sunday

I bawled through "The Christmas Shoes" - who can watch a little boy losing his mommy and not cry?

I'm also hesitant to admit that the very first movie to make me cry was "Titanic". (I was a young teen, ok?)

Oh, yeah, also "AI: Artificial Intelligence", and "A Walk To Remember"

Definitely the scene in Armageddon where Bruce Willis' character is saying goodbye to Lizv Tyler's character always gets me in tears. The movie Serenity gets me in tears too. If you've seen it, you know what parts I'm talking about.

Message in a Bottle gets me every time.

My Girl (even hubby cried at that one)

Rockets Red Glare (I can't believe the ending....)

PASSION OF THE CHRIST
anne of green gables
anne of avenlea
anne the continuing story
the king and i
walk to remember
left behind
notebook
message in a bottle
UNITED 93

whoa this is some deep stuff ya'll, but i'll add my two cents the one that got me are:

detroit rock city (when jam and beth are saying goodbye to each other because beth moves away) i'll go "awwwwwww! poor jam

walk the line (when johnny asks june to marry him and she finally says yes.)

legally blonde (when warner breaks up with elle. Ouch!) break ups are no fun!

Evita
Titanic
A Walk to Remember
My Dog Skip
The Notebook
Cinderella Man
and many more that I can't think of right now.

I am a terrible crier, tv shows as well as films tend to bring me to tears.
I even cried in the remake of "King Kong" thats how bad i am.
if it has emotion it will make me cry nearly all the above films previously mentioned have had me bawling. my husband has given up on me and cant see why i cry, but i do.
sunday

The last time I really cried was watching "The Notebook".... I mean, I sobbed.....

I cried when watching the movie "City of Angels". The ending is very sad.

I don't usually cry at films, BUT the one exception is "Apollo 13" - every time I watch it I always fill up at the moment when Jim Lovell (Tom Hanks) finally breaks the radio silence, and everyone in the control room starts cheering. I remember being glued to the TV when it was all actually happening in 1970 - I just breathed a sigh of 'Yes!' at the time, but the film always reduces me to tears.

The Notebook - *sniff sniff*
Once Were Warriors - VERY powerful NZ film
Saving Private Ryan - Started crying during the first 2 minutes and didn't really stop!!
Fahrenheit 9/11 - I am blown away as to how 'that' man is still in power.

Movies that move me to tears most are the ones that are based on true stories. Amistad, The Passion of the Christ, Radio are 3 good examples.