Movies that make me cry

When I was little, I never cried at this film, but now that I'm older, watching the scene with Rooter after Littlefoot's mother passes really gets me teared up.

There's some pretty heavy stuff in this kids movie, including a realistic depiction of depression.

Missing you, by Brandy, Gladys Knight, Chaka Kahn and Tamia - Oh God, it's so sad when it comes on at the end.

Holocaust survivors don't exactly come back as they were. Totally haunting performance by Meryl Streep.

No, this is so not a hollywood movie - it's a movie depicting the inhumane crimes commited against a person who just wanted to be accepted and loved.

The ending always makes me cry - mostly because of the music.

While a lot of the moments in the film made me laugh - it made me cry like a baby at Coffey's execution scene.

Her music lives on, and will not be forgotten.

"Is mommy sleeping now?" "Yeah, mommy's sleeping"

Probably the saddest pieces of dialogue ever on film.

Strange, this is the first comedy I ever cried at. Seeing what is in the future and the idea that you're not able to change it makes it even more heartbreaking.

The ending is quite sad. Somehow Johnny Depp is able to make this drug dealer likable.

A little bit underrated - this is actually a good movie. Paltrow makes the character so believable and full of humanity despite how horribly screwed up she is.

Pretty cool movie that also had me in tears at the end.

Quite horrible in some parts - a lot of injustice done in this film.

"I just wanted to hold a little baby." That gets me every time!

Mandy Moore's song "Cry" did it for me, of course.

This is mostly sad because of George Clooney's excellent performance - and it sort of hit home.

The main characters are so sweet and likeable that it makes the various things that happen to them so much more emotional.

It was really sad and also very disturbing to see the twins deteriorate into complete madness because of drug use and co dependence.

The scene where she visits her mother's grave with "promise to try" playing really gets me going.

This is the first animated movie I've cried at. The "Sound The Bugle" sequence, along with the feeling of utter despair and hopelessness of the title character is just heartbreaking.

Deeply affecting. It made me cry all night.

The whole theme of death, plus the "happy" ending in which we're told never to stop loving our loved ones even if they're gone, only makes it sadder with Brandon's death during the making of the film. This is the perfect goth movie.

This film really cuts deep, mostly because of the theme of family and loss of a family member. Despite being so emotional, it's a very important film to see.

It made me cry before the moment Whitney's signiture song comes on at the end. Now it makes me cry even harder because she's gone.

Nothing tragic happens in the movie but the connection to the audience is so emotionally powerful, it's incredible. He built it, he came, and I cried buckets.

I didn't cry the first time, but on the second viewing at the end I did.

"I won't be afraid, I won't cry, as long as you stand by me."

But both River Phoenix and his character Chris Chambers are no longer standing with us. :(

Definitely one of the most melancholic, depressing but rewarding movies of all time.

One of the most breathtaking movies in recent years. Fantine's emotional torment was hard to watch and it was even sadder when some of the beloved characters die.

Very flawed and ultimately not as powerful as I thought, but powerful enough to get me going.

I'm not a huge dog lover, but this made me cry buckets anyway.

At the end when Frodo leaves the Shire, for me is one of the most tragic moments in the film, despite the ending being a happy one.

Of course anything to do with Anne Frank and the Holocaust gets me depressed. I was crying at different points in the movie.