How about 'Fly Away Home' with Jeff Daniels. That brings a tear or two (or a hundred!!) every time I watch it.

Well it hard to admit but I cried at the end of Titanic like little baby

Titanic has to be number one ha!

To be honest, I get choked up fairly easily when it comes to films. I don't know why, I suppose I really begin to empathise with the characters as soon as I start watching something!!

But, from the top of my head I know that "A Walk To Remember" really brought on the water works for me!

Yeah, I'm a shocker for crying in movies too...

One of the really sad ones I've watched was '50 First Dates', I cried so much!

Oh yeah! God..that film is depressing!! I thought it was going to have a happy ending but no....

I've shed millions of tears over a lot of movies. What can I say Im a sensitive person. The main ones are:

Definetly Titanic
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The Notebook
Ghost
Legends of the Fall
Romeo and Juliet
Just to name a few.

I am getting teary just reading this thread and thinking about the movies! Most of mine have already been mentioned:
AI: Artificial Intelligence (most the movie, the bear gets me)
Requiem for a Dream (especially at the end when the old woman's friends visit her in the psych hospital and then start crying as they are waiting at the bus stop)
Donnie Darko (the end)

lots of movies: my kids are used to it.. we all laugh at how much I cry. I cried when I watched Mary Poppins with them just because I was sharing it with them.. I'm an old softie

Four times during 'Parent Trap' ('98) *every time I see it* I cry the same four times.. when the girls reveal themselves to different family members.

'Lassie' the Charles Sturridge version set in the UK.. I cried through MOST of it, I was an irrigation pipe.

End of 'Kes', end of 'Elephant Man'..

Maybe 10 or fewer movies made/make me cry. Benji makes me cry every single time I watch it - which is why I only watch it when I'm alone and I rarely watch it but every 7 or 8 years. And Milo and Otis (or The Adventures of Milo and Otis, whichever) used to make me cry. Sleepwalkers (1992) was a movie that made me cry, too, when I first saw it.

Movies to do with animals, which all of those are, usually make me cry. Nothing with people. People are just too stiff, selfish, or cold to be much worth crying over.

I always break down whenever I watch Forrest Gump... when Bubba dies... when Forrest finds out he has a son, and he's asking Jenny whether he's smart... when Jenny dies and Forrest is talking to her at her grave...

Others that have been known to make me cry are... Bicentennial Man, The Green Mile, Jack, Ladder 49, The Shawshank Redemption

I even get a little teary watching The Last Samurai and The Man In The Iron Mask (I almost lost it when D'Artagnan died)

I always feel sick to my stomach when Ladder 49 is on. Not an entertaining movie.

Forrest Gump is horrible. So, I only cried when we had to watch it in school and I couldn't get a pass to leave the room. I cried because I didn't have a bomb.

I probably cry during at least 75% of the movies I watch, but some of the most memorable ones were Pocahontas, The Matrix, The Passion of the Christ and Return to Me (with David Duchovny and Minnie Driver). Oh, and definitely Titanic. But the movie that I cried the most during (and probably for half an hour after it finished) was Grave of the Fireflies--its the SADDEST MOVIE I'VE EVER SEEN!

I'm amazed I forgot this one the first time around.. Schindler's list.. particularly the girl in the red coat sequence.

Watching Watership Down scarred me for life as a child! Schindler's List, E.T. (when I was about 5)! Must admit Titanic didn't have much of an effect. Am I the only one? Don't tend to cry much at films find i'm worse with books!

The movies that immediately come to mind as my answer to this question are:

My Dog Skip - I was not prepared for how emotional that movie made me.

Babel - I can't really be specific about what it was that made me cry without spoiling things for anyone who hasn't seen it, so I'll just say that I'm a mom and there are kids in the movie.

The Joy Luck Club - Particularly near the end.

I know there are other movies that got me weepy or crying, but those were what I thought of first.

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I surprisingly can't think of any others

Some of the movies listed above, and also the ending of "Meet Joe Black", and "Tuck Everlasting".

A slightly different slant. In a movie theatre in downtown Belfast during 'Titanic'.

The Leonardo di Caprio fans started to weep and cry audibly and prolifically as the character played by Leonardo foundered in the icy ocean. So, over the top and so hysterical was the weeping of those fans that a few people in the front rows started to laugh. They tried to suppress the laughter and, of course, like suppressed laughter in church it became more difficult to contain it. This then spread along the first row and into the second. Further weeping and gnashing of teeth from the Di Caprio lobby in the rear, even more unsuccessful attempts to suppress now quaking and seismic laughter in the front.

I have never in my seen so many tears running down people's cheeks for diametrically opposed reasons! On this occasion I am ashamed to admit mine were among the tears of laughter.

God help anyone who simply wanted to enjoy the film im peace!

I have to say first off, I am a very emotional person. No guys and gals, not neurotic-just a little crazy like the rest of you.:) The two I can say that really got me are "Meet Joe Black" and "Pay It Forward". I was literally sobbing. There was so much depth to both of them and , may sound strange, but also hope. That's it for me, but I've enjoyed memories reading all your favorites.

I don't cry for movies, but The Pursuit of Happiness brought me close. Amazing movie, and Will Smith is an amazing actor.

Love it.

I cry at a few movies.

Lion King (when Scar tells Simba to run away)

Homeward Bound (though that is just blurry eyes now)

Green Mile (The book is worse for making me cry it just shows how unfair the justice system can be)

Pay it Forward

Gladiator

Somewhere In Time
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Rigoletto(from Feature Films For Families)

The Notebook. It's my favorite movie, I've seen it over fifteen times, yet every time I watch it I cry just as much as I did the first time. I get teary-eyed just thinking about Noah and Allie.

The Pursuit Of Happyness was a shiny, awesome movie -something I didn't expect. The story was so intense right up to the very end, and you wanted Will's character to get the job so much after what he'd been through...well. The big 'he man' sitting beside me was sniffling along with the rest of us, but maintained it was ' just some popcorn salt in his eye.' Sheesh.

Another Notebook fan, here, too. Though the story needs a bit of tweaking, I was in love with the characters and their wonderful 1940 world.[ one of my very favourite eras] A terrific chick movie and I usually avoid those at any cost.