1. "Don't worry... about a thing..." (I Am Legend)

2. "Sometimes I sit in the park and hope Jake comes by, but he never does..." (The Shawshank Redemption)

3. "All around me are familiar faces..." (Donnie Darko)

4. "But... That's my family!" (The Pianist)

5. "It was beauty killed the beast..." (King Kong)

6. "I can't carry it... BUT I CAN CARRY YOU!" (Lord of the Rings)

7. "Go to them..." (Gladiator)

8. "Wake up Jack!" (Titanic)

Toy Story 3...that is all.

Titanic always gets me, no matter how many times ive seen it. Especially the violinists playing nearer my god to thee: http://youtu.be/r4LyoUGxVd8

I think the one time a TV show got me chocked up was either the pilot or episode of Ghost Whisperer or Dead Like Me when a soldier looked like he was having PTSD but was feeling guilty for getting his sqad mates killed because his weapon jammed and he was incompastated. At the end the souls of his sqad mates still showed him respect and they didn't hold anything aginst him. It was the only time I nearly came close to crying in a tv show.

The final 6 minutes or so of Six Feet Under. I've honestly watched it maybe 30 times and it still gets me

Edit : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNwARV9tPUw

HLOTS, Three Men and Adena: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qm6D9b6ZAC0&feature=relmfu

Honestly some of the best TV I've ever seen.

Ending of this greek film http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQ_Nry2elW4&feature=related

the ''choking ending scene'' in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

Good Will Hunting crying was pretty good scene

Thelma & Louise very ending scene.

Edit: I almost forgot: Every single scene of any war movie where soldiers are dying!
I think I cried the whole film called To End All Wars.
I found the http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCvTAuR0moA&feature=related and there was a was sad scene of crucification, that made cried even cold-hearted japanese officer in the movie... it is really heart-wretching movie

I felt emotional when Magneto Michael Fassbender, aka Stelios, dies along with Leonidas.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kuna7sC5ek&t=2m40s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kuna7sC5ek&t=2m40s

What I like about the film is that when Leonidas leaves his wife, he studies her face for awhile and memorizing it, knowing he won't ever see it again. Mighty good acting! But the ending sparked some emotions, indeed.

John Q, when Denzel Washington is talking to his son in the hospital bed. If you've seen the movie you'll know what I'm talking about. Really got to me.

"Click It" was pretty sad for me near the end. (Is it "Click" or "Click It"?)

Hmm.. "The Avengers", near the end, made me sad a little... You know, the part where Iron Man pretty much saved the day and was trying to use the last of his suit's energy to call the woman he love while stuck in space..

Can't think much else. I don't watch many movies, tbh...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uU7-X0iHes

Old Yeller.

Boy meets dog,dog and boy form bond,dog catches rabies protecting boy,Boy has to kill dog.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6hB9NTYD0E

As a kid I could watch humans get slaughtered left and right, but you show an animal getting hurt I broke down. I've changed since then, however, there are some scenes that choke me up. One scene in particular is in that Kung Fu Panda 2 movie where Po is remembering his childhood. Found it personal in a different way since I have my mom, but lost my dad when I was 3.

Strangely, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZPx2Wnc0lI kind of chokes me up for some reason, can't really explain why though.

This scene from Clannad http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kE38SKRT4ak

Avatar. Somehow, despite having all of the advantages, the hero finds himself locked in a battle against an opponent he cannot beat. His mech loses more and more shots, it gets stripped of its weapons, and soon all he has left is a giant combat knife. He bravely fights on, determined to not give the traitor he promised everything to an inch, but in the end, it's all for naught. Brave Colonel Quaritch falls in battle after putting up a spirited fight. His men are defeated, his people are banished from this ripe world teeming with life and must return to their dying one countless light years away, and his race is now doomed to extinction.

Gads, I can't remember, I tend not to go to movies that make me sad.

E.T. got me when he "died".

The end/graveyard scene in Saving Private Ryan

Toy Story 3..something about growing up and passing things on...

Dumbo where his mother's trunk comes through the bars.

Shawshank, but I can't remember which scene. Maybe where he sees Burges Meridtih's name.

That reminds me..

Up got to me

The death of the Emperor in Return of the Jedi always makes me cry. Why do the good ones always die young?

I think the only thing that made me get choked up, not cry, just choked up was the old 1985 Godzilla movie "The Return of Godzilla" when he falls into the volcano at the end.