ok for those who cried....

Male - 42
In no order

#1 - Final scene of Requiem for a Heavyweight
#2 - Final scene of The Old Maid
#3 - Final part of A Green Mile (Hanks final epilogue)
#4 - In Field of Dreams when the doctor gives up his dream and
crosses the line to save the child
#5 - Final scene of Make Way for Tomorrow

two that are close but more shocking & sad- Final scene of Easy Rider & final scene of Talk Radio

MAJOR SPOILERS

1.Grave of Fireflies - When there's a flashback of the girl's happy moments living in the cave. By far the saddest scene I've ever seen. Every time I remember it, I cry.

2.A.I. - When the kid gets to spend an extra day with his mother, in the end.

3.25th Hour - When the father is driving him to jail and he has a dream about the life that could've been if he ran away

4.Il Postino - Basically the whole movie makes me very emotional, mainly because of the acting of the main character.

5.The Legend of 1900 - When he looks out the window and sees the woman, while playing the song.

I'm not a big movie crier, but here goes:

Old Yeller
Where the Red Fern Grows
My Dog Skip (Are you seeing the pattern here? This is the point where I start checking whether the dog dies before I'll even watch the movie.)
What Dreams May Come (Actually, many Robin Williams "comedies" are seriously sad, but this one slays me.)
Up (Come on! You know you cried during the montage too!

I find it fascinating the movies that make me cry and not other people and vice-versa.

The Color Purple and Life is Beautiful.

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for me

the elephant man
the passion of the Christ
love story 1970
you've got mail ( the last Scene )
sleepless in Seattle ( the last Scene )

Life Is Beautiful and Titanic both make me bawl uncontrollably after each viewing. In Titanic, probably the scene which I shed the most tears in is when Rose jumps back onto the sinking ship to be with Jack. Gets me every time :( Actually, I'm pretty much a mess from the second the 'I'm Flying!' scene starts, to the credits at the end. In Life Is Beautiful, I find the scene I cry the most in is when Guido and Joshua talk to Dora over the loudspeaker, and he calls her 'Principessa', and at the end, when Joshua is met by the tank, and is reunited with his mother. Actually, pretty much the whole of the second half makes me cry, starting with when Dora voluntarily boards the train, and when Uncle Eliseo is gassed. I'm going to have to watch The Green Mile after reading everyone else's posts, I'm sure it will be another tearjerking movie to add to my list!

the list
1. hachi: a dogs tale
2. schindlers list
3. if only
4. the notebook
5. life is beautiful

For me:
Dessert flower (cutting girls vagina)
Life is beautiful (Death of father)
cruel intentions (Death of sebastian)
The painted veil (Death of Walter)
american history x (Death of Danny)