You instantly cry

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Just listening to Abbas slipping through my fingers'and can't avoid crying much to the kids amusement.

Also for me nannas speech to Barbara in the 'Royal family'when she says she just wished to be with her family and not in a home.

Also Daddy my Daddy in the railway children.

Also opening sequence of up

What's your weak point?

Dr zhivago music, i start the minute i hear it x

When the dads first hold new babies on One Born Every Minute. Their faces are such a mixture of pride, terror and elation that it quite overwhelming.

Otherwise, I'm rock 'ard.

Brass bands at Christmas ( Northerner)

About time. Sat by myself in the cinema sobbing.

Brass bands make me wobble also....

I don't feel quite so odd now.

All of the op suggestions, especially the railway children.
And as dd is off to Uni in sept I howl at the Abba song!

Brass bands remind me of my grandad...wibble!

The chapter in Anne of green gables where Mathew dies
The end of goodnight mister Tom
The notebook (film & book)
Puff the magic dragon

I've got a weird one. The Welsh national anthem. It reduces me to instant tears.
Only weird because I'm Scottish.

I also cry at any theatre musical.... even ones with no sad bits....

I'm just in awe of the performers and cry

It was the whit Friday band contests last week. A real sib fest I tell yer.

wally yes so agree my mum is welsh. Any welsh male voice choir singing anything really but my real tear jerker is the old wooden cross

I absolutely cannot on any level tolerate slipping through my fingers and also abide with me

The drugs don't work - The Verve. Reminds me of my beloved grandad, he died of cancer when I was 13 and as a child I always told him if he died I would go with him; so when the song says, if heaven calls, I'm coming, too it always makes me misty eyed.

The scene in 'Drive' where the girl runs out to protect her dad. Kleenex emergency.

The beginning of Up is very touching.

I agree with all yours OP and would like to add the hymn Thine Be The Glory (sung at my grandad's funeral) and God Only Knows by the Beach Boys.

Yes to daddy my daddy - railway children

Always sob ALL the way through the film Truly Madly Deeply

Mahler's 5th Symphony - the bit used for the death scene in Death in Venice always makes me sniffle a bit.

Friday absolutely.

Daddy my Daddy just makes me cringe.

Goodbye Mog makes me cry though.

Stop it, abide with me was my nan's favourite hymn....sobs

Just remembered another-the film Life Is Beautiful. And yes to Truly Madly Deeply I sobbed when Jamie came back!

Freeze yes god only knows absolutely bucket.

Yes, yes, Goodbye Mog Marcipex Got teary in Waterstones in Edinburgh reading it to my toddler (mad Mog fan)

And the bit in Don't Look Now where Donald Sutherland is killed. God I'm a wuss! I'll cry at anything.

Brass bands for me too. And the stage version of War Horse.

Terms of endearment. Steel Magnolias. Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake.

Awd softie.

Friday sorry