Beaches always manages to make me cry. When that song sung by bette midler comes on, "Did you ever know that your my hero..," the tears start flowing down my face and when I see the headstone with Whitney on it, I just start balling. I don't even have to watch the whole movie, I can just watch that part and I start crying, I think my body is conditioned to cry on that scene everytime.

Titanic (1997)

Carrie (1976)

A Thousand Acres

The Cure

Frances

Finding Neverland

Dances With Wolves

Coal Miners Daughter

Boys On The Side

The Greatest Story Ever Told

Passion Of The Christ

Imitation of Life

The Passion of the Christ

The Notebook

A Walk To Remember

Christmas Shoes

Forrest Gump

I've never cried during a movie. Every "sure tearjerker" leaves me cold: The Notebook, The Passion of the Christ, Titanic, Ghost etc.

I've heard Sophie's Choice is a tragic, tragic film. I'm about to begin the book but will have to watch the movie later.

Gone With the Wind

God, I cry like a baby whenever I watch it! Scarlett O'Hara is my idol!

Selena

Brokeback Mountain

Forrest Gump

Million Dollar Baby

Beaches

Steel Magnolias

Terms of Endearment

Walk to Remember

Boys Don't Cry

Angels In America

And the Band Played On

The Hours

Far From Heaven

That's it for now....I need a kleenex just thinking about them

A Walk To Remember

The Notebook

Man On Fire

Just Like Heaven

Hope Floats

Christmas Shoes

Titanic

My Girl

I know there are a lot more but I can't think of them right now..

How could I forget Imitation to life, that movie makes me cry everytime I watch it.

Simon Birch

Beaches

Steel Magnolias

ETA: My Girl ... "Where's his glasses?! He can't see without his glasses!"

Bambi

Old Yeller

The Fox and the Hound (why do Disney cartoons have to be so sad)?

To Kill a Mockingbird (the end scene with Boo)

Steel Magnolias

The Phantom of the Opera (the original with Lon Chaney)

I also bawled at the end of Sleepless in Seattle, and at the end of Close Encounters of the Third Kind when the little boy said bye to the aliens. God, I'm such a dweeb.

Oh, yes, The Fox and the Hound gets me everytime! I adore that movie. The part that gets me is when the nice old lady returns the fox to the woods after her neighbor threatens to kill him. While she was driving him there she recited a poem that had me bawling! Damn that old lady!

Here's the song:

We met, it seems, such a short time ago

You looked at me - needing me so

Yet from your sadness

Our happiness grew

And I found out I needed you too

I remember how we used to play

I recall those rainy days

The fire's glow

That kept us warm

And now I find - we're both alone

Goodbye may seem forever

Farewell is like the end

But in my heart is a memory

And there you'll always be

A Walk To Remember

The Champ (when Ricky Schroeder bellows)

Bambi

Fox and the Hound

Old Yeller

Where The Red Fern Grows

Steel Magnolias

Imitation of Life

Armageddon

The Notebook

My Girl

I guess you might say I am too sensitive. Movies and even TV shows can really get to me esp. Little House on the Prairie. I'm a dweeb too.

John Q

Angels in America

Forrest Gump

Philedelphia

...and pretty much whenever Steven Speilberg tells me too, lol.

The Notebook

Somewhere in Time

Titanic

Passion of the Christ

Steel Magnolias

Terms of Enderment

Gone with the Wind (not only does this moving making me cry but I feel like complete crap after I watch it...so emotionally draining...usually I can't make it to the end where Melanie dies)

Gone with the Wind (not only does this moving making me cry but I feel like complete crap after I watch it...so emotionally draining...usually I can't make it to the end where Melanie dies)

You are *so* right. I only watched the entire thing once when I was 16, and after that, I refuse to watch the last half hour. I just cannot emotionally stand it.