For a few years I didn’t watch movies. Lately, though, I’ve been watching a few. Friday night I watched Brokeback Mountain for the first time at my neighbor’s house. It made me cry.
Which movies have made you cry, and what are they about? Would you watch them again?
Star Wars…the prequels…
they made me cry.
Probably for a different reason than you mean, though 
Yes, that’s a different reason.
there ya go Cran!!!
good fodder for a poll on reasons for cryin’ 
I guess I’m out of the loop. I’m not sure what you mean. Sorry.
Just about every Hollywood movie for the past 25 years.
I cry because I have paid to watch crap.
Mukade
That’s why you wait until it comes out on DVD and watch it at a friend’s house or check it out from the library. I don’t think I’ve ever bought a movie.
I’m not a bit sentimental and rarely cry while watching movies. I hate being emotionally exploited and forced to cry when the director and the score wants the audience to cry. However, there are exceptions.
I Capture the Castle.
Girl, Interrupted.
The Phantom of the Opera.
This one made me cry, too. It and Brokeback Mountain might be tied at how hard I cried. It’s good to see you posting.
I have pretty much just gotten used to crying in any movie I see and many parts of life too. Anytime I see human emotion or courage or conquering adversity. I just cried in National Treasure Book of Secrets because those folks had character. My entire family still doesn’t get why I cried through Narnia. And they read the books too.
I always cry at Les Mis at the part where Fantine sings to Valjean in the “Come with me, where chains can never bind you.” I absolutely weep.
But that’s not a movie. Sorry. Well, it is but I haven’t seen it. Only the stage version.
Movies: I know there are some but I can’t think of them just now.
Emo? 
I don’t cry watching movies, but “Forrest Gump” is definitely a moving film
No, he’s alive. 
The Notebook…I cry when I even watch the trailer. How pathetic is that? 
Also, It’s a Wonderful Life, Joyeux Noël, and a few others…alright a LOT of others. I’m too emotional, I think
you’re on a roll today cran!
I once cried for ten years.
The movie was scripted and directed by me.
My Life.
Offered in Wide-screen, Nicked-up, Full Perception.
Hollywood is much easier.
If I tear up in a movie, it often has more to do with me personally and how the movie has been able to press my buttons.
( And they can be tears of joy too! )
I don’t recall seeing any that made me cry.
My kids bet each other on how many times I will cry in just about any movie we go to. The list of movies would go on and on and on…and on and on. One thing will ALWAYS get to me: an unexpected act of kindness or generosity.