Kevin's Watch

The Yearling

Steel Magnolias

Forrest Gump

Four Weddings and A Funeral

Meet Joe Black

and recently... Love Actually

Im a sook and cry baby....... someone just has to say "I Love You" in a movie and I cry, so tthe list is endless

LOVE ACTUALLY was great eh? great flick

Yes it was.... on a scale from 1 to 10 , 1 equating to 1 kleenex and 10 equating to 10 kleenex, this was an 8

the green mile makes me lose it everytime .. thats a real heart wrencher!!

i can barely stay in the room at that ONE scene

you know .. that ONE

heh, Skyweir... you wuss...

Lorenzo's Oil
What Dreams May Come
Somewhere in Time
Schindler's List
Titus
Spartacus
Last of the Mohicans

I cried during A Walk To Remember but not because it was good.

I cried at... That thing when that dude dies.

For me Dancer in the Dark, starring Bjork has to be the saddext film I have ever see. Beautiful film, truly. Anyone else seen it?

No, but I've heard similar rave reviews from others...I'll have to check it out.

Schindler's list and Saving Private Ryan were the only films to make my cry. Well, Bambi did too, but I was only 24 then. Bird cage and Bowfinger make me laugh until I cry, but that's another thing altogether.

I wept all three times I saw Dead Poets Society, once vocally.

The first time I saw Ordinary People was in the company of a friend observing the first anniversary of his suicide attempt. Absolutely searing--a much-needed caamora for us both.

Schindler's List did not make me cry; it gave me a migraine!

Babette's Feast still brings tears of joy after 3-4 viewings.

West Side Story
Sophie's Choice
Pay it Forward
AI

I'm a sensitive guy. I tend to leak tears every now and again when it gets me, and I don't feel too manipulated. But I can't think of the last movie that made me cry.

"Fearless" (Jeff Bridges) - 7 Kleenix (the last scene kills me)
"Being There" - 1 Kleenix (again, the ending)

I have to say that Fearless gave me an entirely different reaction that I have never experienced before or since. I get very out of breath watching the plane crash scene. It's something that makes me wonder if I'm having a past life (or death) memory, as I don't get the weird panicky feeling I get watching that scene. I haven't ever had it during any other movie or tv series that depicts a plane crash, and neither have I had it with any film tragedy.

The first 10 minutes of Up! were really sad.

There's a scene in The House of Sand and Fog when Ben Kingsley prays to Allah to spare his son's life that is absolutely heart wrenching. I ran from the room during that scene.

The Green Mile and A River Runs Through It both make me tear up.

I also tear up during the St. Crispin's Day scene during Henry V, but only the Branagh version.

I cried during I Am Legend when he had to kill his dog. I wont ever watch that movie again.

Cry sad or cry happy? The first movie ending that pops into mind for cry happy is the ending of "Defending Your Life", and of course "It's a Wonderful Life". (Both flicks have "Life"...hmmm a theme...?) I am sentimental, too so can easily get teared up at happy moments; rarely at sad ones. Oh yes, Titanic. But then again, the very ending was a happy one.

The Road. www.imdb.com/title/tt0898367/
Unrelenting absolute dispair. Audibly and visually horrifying. The viewer is challenged from the beginning to explore just how much emotional devestation he/she can bear. I was tempted many times to bail while watching, even had to look away on more than one occassion, but the superb acting, stunning visuals, and simple human plot gave me enough courage to endure to the conclusion.
A very simple movie with an ending of defeat or redemption - Avoid spoilers!