Yeah definitely... She's so abrasive.

Movie hits home

Terms of Endearment.

The wife watching "Dancing with the Stars" and I can't change the channel makes me want to cry.

My Life. It is a movie about a terminal man with cancer that's filming himself and advice for his unborn child in utero because it's unlikely he will survive until the birth.

Michael Keyton, Nicole Kidman,

Have you seen Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind? Great tube

I'll admit Inside Out when Bing Bong sacrifices himself so Joy can get back to Riley made me well up a bit.

Freedom in braveheart yikes. There were a couple Scrubs episodes that were tear jerkers.

"Saving Private Ryan", the whole opening beach landing.

"Forrest Gump", when he's talking to Jenny about the day she died.

"Schindler's List", sporadically throughout but big-time at the end as all the actors file up to the grave with the survivors/spouses/descendants..

"The Iron Giant"... "I'm Superman." If you haven't seen it, watch it immediately. One of the best animated films ever and it's not by Disney/Pixar or Dreamworks.

Actually, when it comes to animated movies, pretty much all of them. "How To Train Your Dragon" (epic film). The end of "Mulan" when they all bow to her. The end of "Tangled" when he comes back to life. The end of "Beauty and the Beast", when Baloo wakes up in "The Jungle Book", when "Bambi" loses his mother, when "Dumbo"'s mom gets locked away, when "Tarzan"'s father-gorilla dies, the end of "Monsters Inc" when Sully gets his door back to go see Boo, when "Wreck-It Ralph" falls towards the Mentos mountain thinking he's about to die to save Penelope... ****ing animators, man, they're pricks!

For me, it was before that, when Schindler is breaking down about how many more he could have saved if he'd made more money or sold his car or his pin as he counts how many more he could have saved. Makes me blubber like a baby every single time.

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Forrest Gump is my all time favorite movie and yes that scene is hard to watch without your eyes getting a little teary. There are a lot of people that hate that movie. I just don't get that. It was such a great original story. I don't think there had ever been anything like it.

edit: We were out drinking with some friends a couple of months ago and they asked what is your favorite and worst movie ever. I answered Forrest Gump as my best movie just as they were answering Forrest Gump for their worst movie. They said they actually got up in the middle of the movie at a theater and walked out. Once again, I just don't get it. Great movie.

Yup...same here.

I'm with ya on Dumbo... The scene where Dumbo finds/visits his mother who is locked up and they are momentarily reunited while the song "Baby Mine" is playing...that's a heart-wrencher.

Rocky IV when Apollo Creed gets killed by Drago.