Best weepie films

Charlotte's Web

Quantum of Solace and Casino Royale made me cry. What they did to those Aston Martins...

When bale sings Suo Gân when the Kamikaze pilots are about to take off always gets me - the way the music complements the scenes being acted on screen. (As a little aside, the pilot who Jim waves to - ex RAF pilot "Proof" Lighfoot - tragically died when the P-38 he was piloting suffered a structural malfunction [I think the crash report concluded that a cable had broken, aerilon dipped, flipping the aircraft over and into the ground] at Duxford. That was tragic. What made it horrific was that his wife and kids saw him pile in)

The Notebook
P.S. I Love You
What Dreams may Come

Terms of Endearment and Titanic wept buckets when Leonardo dies omg...thats was years ago...went to the movies and my daughter saying out loud...Mama dont cry...(dont you just want to wack them...bless her cotton socks tho)

Anyone mention The Joy Luck Club yet? Very moving film

Not a weepie, but extremely moving: The Magdalene Sisters. Saw it on tv a couple of weeks ago and had it in my head for days. Some others, but can't think of the names right now.

Cry a bit everytime for:

Legends of the Fall (cry the most for this film)
Set it Up (when Jada Pinkett's on the bus looking out at her friend and then when she phones the banker guy from Mexico)
Swordsman II

For me it would have to be Pearl harbor, a few scenes in Love Actually, The Lion King (where Mufasa dies and leaves Simba to fend for himself...so sad), The Little Princess (with Shirley Temple and her dad goes off to war), A Walk to Remember (my husband got mad at me for me making him watch it with me and he bawled like a baby), Braveheart, Ever After, Under the Tuscan Sun (I cry every time at this movie and I've watched it at least 10 times now), and most of all the end of King Kong, wether it's the old or new movie, it's still so sad.

Watched Forest Gump for the first time ever last w/e. B/f has seen it some 10+ times, and he still got all teary . Later watched 'Beyond Borders'; that one got me...

The English Patient...when he carries Kristen Scott Thomas from the cave...

big SOBS

If you have ever lost somebody after a valiant fight with cancer- 'The Bucket List'- Good thing I was alone and it was on DVD.

I watched this the other night... very good film (won a few awards), and definitely has its weepy moments. highly recommended.
Bella

Atonement (2007) with James McAvoy and Keira Knightley
and
Cold Mountain (2003) with Nicole Kidman, Jude Law, Renée Zellweger

Cold Mountain near made me physically sick. The scene with the buffalo...

I remember going to the movies with my sister to watch Stephmom (1998). She was a mess in the opening credits. Took a little more time for ol' stone eyes here, but soon enough...