You need a good cry. What film are you putting on that guarantees it?

[Soubriquet]

Titanic
War Horse
Marley and Me
Dumbo (when Mrs Jumbo rocks her baby)
Fox and the Hound

Little Women

The way we were.
Notebook.
Atonement.
Beaches.
Noel.

Not read the thread so might echo others but

What Dreams May Come
The Lovely Bones
City of Angels
War Horse
Audrey Rose (the last 30ish minutes)
Angela's Ashes
Last Exit to Brooklyn
Once upon a Time in Hollywood (how I wish that ending had been Real)

There are others but these off the top of my head

I thought it was quite sad she died.

About Time.

I'd love to be able to pop back to when DC were 4 and 7 for a day sometimes.

The Green Mile. Everytime for me.

You are sooooo not ridiculous. I’d not long lost my mum when I saw Moana and this scene gets me every single time. “There is nowhere you can go where I will not be with you”. In fact, it’s set me off just thinking about it!

Watched a dog's purpose at weekend. Was crying my eyes out. DH suggested we change the channel because I seemed to be struggling a bit with it 😂. What can I say, I really like dogs.

I remember watching ‘The Elephant Man’ for the first time aged 13. The scene where John Merrick is chased by a crowd of people and cornered by them in a toilet. He cries at them “I am not an animal. I am a human being”. I cried and cried and thought about it for days afterwards, about how awful people can be to each other - particularly to difference.

Me before you. I’m not a crier, but EVERY TIME.

Oh Watership Down!! When the Black Rabbit tells Hazel he's been so tired lately and takes him up to rabbit heaven. Brings a tear to my eye just thinking of it.

Bridges of Madison County

cried 9 times, had to get a cold flannel my eyes were so swollen

Charlotte's Web
A dog's purpose
A dog's journey
ET the extra terrestrial

As others have said, pretty much anything. But this year I have added the moment Jasmin Parris finished the Barkley Marathons (99 seconds left to the cut-off!) to the list.

Mamma Mia 2 - the end scene with Meryl Streep gets me every time

Flip i ADORED this film! Forgot all about it. Off to find it :)

The Remains of the Day
Kes
Dumbo
Brief Encounter

The Notebook
The Bridges of Madison County
Steel Magnolias

Ordinary People. Watched it when I was younger and remember bawling my eyes out...haven't watched it since

Ponyo, when his mum leaves him to rescue the old people. Me and a woman in the row in front in the cinema properly sobbing!'

Who will love my children
The Light between oceans

Les miserables

I'm in stitches at this post. Who comes into a self indulgent sobfest thread like "well I only care for the finest opera"

and the opera is fucking Gilbert and Sullivan

Nick Cassavetes, the director of The Notebook, announced last week that his mother, Gena Rowlands, who starred in the movie, has suffered from dementia for yeas now and has now had Alzheimer’s disease for the last five years.
What a lousy ending for such an incredible woman. And what a shitty coincidence.

Since it's not been mentioned, I love a good cry to Deep Impact!