I remember that episode. God I was drowning in tears..

The Color Purple
Out of Africa
Star Trek the Wrath of Khan- Spock's funeral
The Bridge to Terabithia
Lady and the Tramp
The nine lives of Thomasina
Contact
Seabiscuit
Second Hand Lions
Glory
Cold Mountain (the book ends better than the movie but still sad)
Braveheart

1. The ending of The Wizard Of Oz (when I was a kid) when Toto jumped out of the hot air balloon.

2. Ghost

3. Braveheart (at the end when they were murdering/dismembering William Wallace).

4. Steel Magnolias (when Sally Field did her number at her daughter's funeral- after the funeral was over when she was questioning "why").

Finding Neverland...
Eight Below [I'm not one for any kind of animal death... always gets me for some reason >< ]

I don't usually cry during movies, but I do recall sitting in the theater, looking around to my group with tears on my face, watching them cry as well for Eight Below.
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just seen 'The Piano' with Holly Hunter a couple of days ago again. where he cuts off her finger ?

You beat me to it! For me, Black Beauty and The Land Before Time.

That cartoon, the Fox and the Hound. Always cried when I watched the movie when I was a kid.

Has anyone seen Brideshead Revisited? Is it a sad movie? I love the period pieces and the clothes they wear so this is really the only movie playing that I really want to see now.

If you like homosexual-themed shows and can stand watching Jeremy Irons, by all means check it out. I have nothing against gay tv, but Jeremy? Yes, without a doubt. Just sold my copy online. Couldn't watch it.

I recommend to you the following British Period films that may, in fact, make you cry, instead:
Behind the Lines (1998)
The Black Velvet Gown
The Buccaneers (1995)
Jane Austen Collection
Miss Julie
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
Tilly Trotter
David Copperfield (1969)

The Hours. anyone seen, liked it? There is something about this movie. Like, everything in it is relevant, important, every scene, every second. And beautiful, and sad.

lol OK well thanks for that I totally missed out on the complete Jane Austen on PBS and am totally disappointed by that but thank you thank you for the list

ok, the Titanic was on earlier...... great soundtrack.

I saw it years ago. brilliant.

if you like period pieces and ones a bit odd - Orlando with Tilda Swinton and Quentin Crisp as the queen of course . nothing to cry over , but visually stunning. great soundtrack there too.

oh yes, orlando !!! beautiful. and clever And it can make you cry - well, if ur in a mood...

Well...lol...I cry for almost anything and everything...even movies that are not meant to be sad. Here are just a few:

1) Lion King [Mufasa dies!]
2) Lion King 2 [They shun the poor tiger...I cannot remember his name]
3) Finding Nemo [Poor Marlin]
4) King Kong [THEY KILLED HIM!]
5) I Am Legend [Will Smith (don't remember the name used in the movie) was crying and lonely]
6) Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest [I REALLY thought that Jack Sparrow was dead!]
7) Titanic [meh, everyone cried]
8) Oliver and Company [Poor kitty was all alone in the beginning]
9) Forestt Gump [He was just a sad fella]

...That's all I can remember at the moment.

And about the Titanic song...Saddest song I have ever heard and cried too...Even my younger, MACHO brother has been listening to it recently hehe.

Never heard of Brideshead Revisited. Is it recommended?

"Something's gone wrong somewhere, hasn't it?" -- LOOK BACK IN ANGER

Freakin "Rudy".

I am a tough guy but that movie gets me everytime......

I am a tough guy but that movie gets me everytime......

'Nobody Knows', a Japanese film about abandoned children living in an apartment...a real tear jerker...