Films that make you cry.

[Husar]

Don't know.
It all depends on so many factors, I refuse to cry if I sense an obvious, cheesy attempt to make me cry, but there are movies which really get to me, I just can't remember any at the moment, probably some love movies among them. And then there are of course, cold wind and nothing special at all which also produce tears, sometimes during movies.

[Ronin]

Black Hawk Down - The Scene were the 2 snipers die defending the helicopter pilot
Finding Forrester - The Ending

these aren´t crying moment per se.....but they get to me.

[David]

Leon and Ghost Dog. Predictable but moving.

Schindlers List, the scene where Neeson starts crying and then the real survivors coming to his grave...

And somehow: Donnie Darko, with that beautiful song at the end.

And Simon, a dutch movie on euthanasia(sp?). Brilliant.

[Somebody Else]

American Pie et al. - Every time they appear on screen, I shed a tear for humanity.

[Proletariat]

The tragic ending of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon gets to me alot.

[English assassin]

I'm probably going to regret admitting it, but "In Which We Serve" (especially the stirring voice over at the end explaining how Britain is going to kick Hitler's butt over the footage of Formidable, or whichever carrier it was, ploughing through a head sea) is quite emotional. I'd be a patsy for propaganda.

In a bid not to seem entirely childish, here's another vote for Its a Wonderful Life, and yes, the end of Life is Beautiful, when the boy sees the American tank come round the corner and shouts "It's true"

[pevergreen]

Remember the Titans

Love Actually. I dont know why though.

But the most outstanding one. Everyone ive seen watch this movie has cried, including my dad....

John Q.

[econ21]

Black Hawk Down - The Scene were the 2 snipers die defending the helicopter pilot

That one gets me too - the fact that it's true makes it all the more poignant.

[ShadesPanther]

Schindlers List is the only one I've ever cried during. The scene where Liam convinces himself he could of saved more.

[drone]

Chingachgook's speech at the end of Last of the Mohicans usually gets me.

A couple of others I can't remember at the moment.

[The Foolish Horseman]

Saving Private Ryan had me crying like a baby, especially the d day scene and when Captain John Miller dies at the end. Also deserving a mention is when Private Ryan shows great courage to stay with his regimental Brothers to fight rather than go home.

[Samurai Waki]

The Pianist is usually one that is always a Tear Jerker.

I was surprised to find myself holding back my tears watching 'Click' when the main character is lying on the road dying and tells his son "Family First."

[The Spartan (Returns)]

Schindlers List is the only one I've ever cried during. The scene where Liam convinces himself he could of saved more.

that just makes me feel for him.
Braveheart and John Q make me "feel" too.

[Jubilation T Cornpone]

I'll go with the end of Schindlers list too. It destroys me every time.

[Orb]

Hm... quite a few

The ending of Hero, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Last of the Mohicans, The Green Mile (the execution of Koffee), The English Patient, The Killing Fields, Forrest Gump.