Admit it! The movie made you cry...

[MorgolKing]

Brotherhood of War

Braveheart (I think I got teary eyed)

I also think I may have gotten teared up watching Schindler's List

[MikeDaWiz]

There is alot of movies that make me cry. The most recent one in HP & the Deathly Hallows,

[Show spoiler]When Dobby Dies

[HockeySlasher]

It has been brought up already, but -

Marley & Me.

[Underworld54]

Gran Torino made me ball like a baby and pretty much every Pixar film makes me tear up. UP really did a number on me when

[Show spoiler]after his wife died she left him that note about Paradise Falls, hearing the note crushed me.

[X400]

^^ Gran Torino??? oO why???

I only remember the movie being awesome

[Solidus911A]

Originally Posted by Blu Tide

It has been brought up already, but -

Marley & Me.

Definitely Marley & Me for me as well

[Clippins]

The first part of Up always gets me.

[Vlamatos]

A lot of movies made me cry...


Recently I re-watched A.I. I cried a lot, specially the scene where the mother abandonned David in the woods.

Crash: that movie makes me automatically cries a couple of time and I hate myself for it (because I know that its exactly whats the movie maker wants).

[TylerDurden]

Green Mile, got teary eyed at the end when

[Show spoiler]he saves the woman.

[racefreak619]

The most recent movie I can remember shedding some tears was "Senna". Seeing his fatal accident again in combination with the music and the footage from his funeral. Fantastic documentary.

[Underworld54]

Originally Posted by X400

^^ Gran Torino??? oO why???

I only remember the movie being awesome

[Show spoiler]When Clint became friends with the family and ended up taking a bullet for them so that the gang could get put away. Oh and the ending where the kid got Clint's car, that was super special.

[Mandalorian]

Don't laugh at me...

[Show spoiler]I actually cried, not just got sad or teary eyed, but cried when Michael Scott and Pam shared that final goodbye in the airport with no mics. I got sad a few times through the episode, but I was like, "Damn, get it together man." Very Lost In Translation-esque

[mordeckai]

You're all gonna laugh, but even though I have gotten choked up on several movies, the only time I actually shed tears on a movie was watching Platoon XD.
It was on the most known scene of the movie, the one that made the theatrical posters everywhere and the iconic image of the movie...(trying not to spoil the story, just in case)

[classicmaterial]

Can't Hardly Wait...

[Show spoiler] when he catches her just in time and everything works out, not to mention the scene at the phone booth when he flips out

[remake]

Marley & Me
Bridge To Terabithia
Frozen
Toy Story 3
My Sister's Keeper
Click
The Notebook
My Dog Skip
The Help (me and my friend were a MESS in the theatre, surrounded by older women.)

[pmac]

Phenomenon 1996 with John Travolta. About everyone in the theatre was crying. I remember looking around at all the kleenex that were on peoples faces. Saddest movie I have ever seen.

[SpaceDog]

I love a movie that makes me cry.

Up!
Away From Her
Boys on the Side
Fried Green Tomatoes
Toy Story 3
Schindler's List

Surely many others.

I don't like sappy movies that pull obvious strings, but definitely love a film that truly gets to me emotionally.

[classicmaterial]

Rise of the Planet of the Apes had me close to tears during a few parts....

[slimdude]

Originally Posted by TylerDurden

Green Mile, got teary eyed at the end when

[Show spoiler]he saves the woman

.

You should use a Spoiler Tag, whenever you're revealing an ending to a movie, which you shouldn't do anyway because it'll ruin the movie completely for others who haven't seen it.

[MikeCL]

The one I could say the most was Schindler's List near the end Sorry it took me so long to finally see that movie and I can't wait for it to show on blu-ray