This gets me every single time.

"Sentimentality is a failure of feeling."
-- Wallace Stevens

I'm a Libra. I think it comes with the territory. I'm extremely sentimental and a very romantic person.

I cry pretty easily.

Music, scenes in movies or tv whether happy or sad. Books. Life.

Yeah. That's me.

Pleeeaaase. A tossed salad makes you cry.

You're setting yourself up to be Monty'd.

She's Having A Baby: Kevin Bacon in the waiting room while Elizabeth Montgomery is in labor and Kate Bush's "This Woman's Work" is playing. Sob-worthy scene in an otherwise trifle of a movie.

Watching a 19 or 20 year old Sinead O'Connor perform an unhinged "Just Like You Said It Would Be" in concert.

Julian McMahon's character on Nip/Tuck breaking down in church and admitting he was sexually abused as a kid.

Mimi Rogers screaming at God in The Rapture

The death of Orson Welles sheriff in A Touch Of Evil
THE DEATH OF SPOCK, DAMMIT!

Dude, I just admitted I cry easily. You reply as if I said I never cry at all.

And no, tossed salads don't make me cry. A bruised mushroom, now that's another story.

buddy
you don't know who you are dealing with.

Please, take your Hop on Pop-cum-Spade Kitty love-hate fantasies to another forum.

This thread is making me cry uncontrollably. Oh wait no I am laughing my ass off at this thread!

you guys are pussies

Every member of our family had their tear ducts surgically removed during the first few weeks of infancy.

Quite a handy modification, really.

No one's mentioned the king of male cry-inducing movies...

"Field of Dreams" ... playing catch with dad

Also,

"Hotel Rwanda"
"The Patriot", when Mel Gibson's daughter is refusing to talk to him, but then calls for him as he's riding away
"In America"

I am sentimental, but don't often cry during movies. Music, sometimes. As mentioned, Extreme Makeover Home Edition, nearly every time.

Haven't you learned anything from The Hulkster and The Rock?

It takes a big man to be a real, honest pussy.

My eyes water sometimes when watching movies, reading a book, or listening to music, but I don't consider it crying most of the time, since it's not like my body is heaving uncontrollably, I just have little droplets of salt water squirting from my eye socket. Now, listening to Leonard Cohen's "Joan of Arc", that makes me cry. La la la la, la la la la. La la la la la la la.

I never really cry at music, but I will choke up at a particularly artful use of a slow song in a movie, say "Mad World" in Donnie Darko or "Wise Up" in Magnolia.

I used to cry uncontrollably when listening to Tindersticks until I realized it was just frustrated desperation at wanting them to change the tempo of a song just once somewhere on an album...........I know better now.

I actually haven't cried since my Dad died 9 years ago.

It's more like I go "huh, that's really sad" about a lot of stuff and occasionally my left eye and cheek twitch.

One time I even made like this weird little coughing noise and fidgeted too noticeably in my seat.

What kind of banana cupcake-eating thread is this.

Big Fish was the last thing that got the tears flowing for me, it struck a little to close to home.

When Band of Brothers came out on dvd I bought it for my girl/friend for xmas. we watched them all in 2 days.

I had not seen them all, so I was really into it.
When it came down to the last episode, god DAMN....it was tough.
I was really trying to hold back on that one.


Angela's Ashes
Rocky
Batman & Robin (only because I had to sit through that piece of shit AND pay for a ticket).


ET got me as a child.

Dammit yes! That fucking Big Fish made me cry. Stupid, frail Albert Finney.

Eternal Sunshine got me too.