.I cried alot when I saw seven pounds.
.I love will smith.
.Best movie ever.
.Extremely touching.

the only movie i cried was i am legend when the dog died...i was so sad i luved that dog D:

American Beauty. The Mighty. :C The Mighty more or less, but I love American Beauty's complexity.

No.. I can't say that I've ever cried during a movie.. =/
I might have teared up a bit, but never actually cried.
My grandma, on the other hand, is the complete opposite!
She cried all through Eight Below, me and my mom couldn't stop snickering.
Gotta love her, though. <3

@krotos52: I remember that! That was sad.. You definitely weren't the only one shedding a few tears. I wasn't one of them, but I heard a lot of people did.

the notebook made me cry and there were a couple that got me close to crying

Where the Heart Is.Even though it didn't compare to the book, I still cried at the scene with Brownie and the creepy rapist guy. D; And Wall-e I have no Idea why I cried at that.Hm...The latest Harry Potter Movie...All Dogs Go To Heaven... ...Fox and the Hound...Alot more. ._.

Johnny Depp in Finding Neverland. I usually watch horror and action movies, so I was skeptical when my mom and sister sat me down for this one. And I'll admit it was good, and it was touching enough to make me cry. Let's just say I have not watched it again. And I'm not planning on ever watching it again.

I almost cryed during the movie, Simon -something-
The kid had just saved a bus full of first-graders and was about to die, when the stupid bus driver just acted like an idiot. -.-

Annabelle's wish...

..Silence! All of you! ;_; I was young

And there was another movie something about monkeys going to space. I have no idea why I cried. Scary Movie two had my crying of laughter.

I tear up at very few movies, and cry during even less. One movie that has never ceased to make me cry, despite having watched it like 50 million times, it the Titanic. I always start crying at the point where she's on the door and asking Jack to never let go and the flow of tears doesn't even slow until the credits are rolling.

The Invisible made me cry, as much as I tried to hide it. Also, Marley and Me made me cry pretty hardcore. But everyone was crying, so I wasn't alone. haha.

I don't think that any movie has made me cry...
I think most movies are kinda cliche, so in most cases you can just guess what will happen, and then it isn't really a surprise when something sad happens : x

Too many.. Bambi.. Lion King.. Curious Case of Benjamin Button.. Lots more that I don't even want to think about..

Phantom of the Opera... The ending gets me every time. Edward Scissorhands as well.

And I'm pretty pathetic; Micheal Crawford's Music of the Night, and the Kiss Me quartet (sung by the original broadway cast of Sweeney Todd) made me cry. Like, has that ever happened to anyone? Where a song is so beautiful that you start to tear up? I don't know; maybe I'm just weird like that...

I'm not sure if I really cried at movies but Titanic and The Sound of Music made a little teary but that doesn't count as crying. >.> I don't see how you can find a sadder movie than those too.
Fight Club was a little sad because the guy was so mentally ill. Independence day is so awesome that it would make you cry tears of joy. The Spirit is so bad that it would make you cry tears of pity.