Once in awhile a good cry is good, but not too often.

Madame X made me mad! That mean old biddy of a mother in law!

Oh my goodness this made me really weep. A great movie, but so so sad!

One movie I cannot watch without crying is Terms of Endearment, and like skrucker I will cry at the Folger's Christmas commercials. I've decided the older I get the more teary I get.

There's nothing sadder than Sophie's choice. I cried and cried.

the last 15 minutes of little House on the prarie will make me cry. I am the biggest cry baby I know. I love to cry.

I cry when they play the national anthem, at parades, while I am reading a book, I just cry.

I'm with you. I cry at EVERYTHING. My used-to-be favorite was "Best Little Who--house in Texas". Guaranteed a good "happy" cry. Another sure fire tissue finder is "Without a Trace" (1983).

Oh, geeze....any movie where the dog dies--The Biscuit Eater, Old Yeller, Where the Red Fern Grows any horse flick, Black Beauty, Running Free, The Red Pony, , no or losing mother movies, Bambi, Dumbo, Jane Eyre. Sentimentals like How Green Was My Valley, Ramona, The Yearling, The Little Princess, Little Lord Fauntleroy and heroes: The Fighting Sullivans, Twelve O'Clock High, Sargent York, All Quiet on the Western Front, Bridge on the River Kwai, A Town Like Alice, For Whom the Bell Tolls, A Night to Remember.
(I refuse to watch Sophie's Choice, don't think I could take it.)