Films and/or TV that Made you Cry or get Emotional

So...I'm curious as to what films or TV show's made you cry or get overly emotional. 
 
Film wise, it would have to be The Green Mile.  I don't think that I have ever cried as hard during a movie as I did at the end of that movie. 
 
TV wise, it would have to without a doubt be Lost.  There were so many moments during that entire series that made me cry.  Usually when it was a main cast member (Minus Shannon, Niki, and Paulo), and several times during the final season.  I mean if you knew what was going on and you didn't cry during the final scene of the entire show, then you have no soul.   
 
What about you the Giant Bomb community?  What moments on the big screen or small screen made you cry?

Hah, wusses.  
 
For me it was Voice of a Distant Star, and 5 centimeters per Second.  Both hit emotionally with a girl I can't stop loving, and she's getting married soon back in Tokyo.  But 5cm Per Second hit the fucking nail with how I felt/still feel and how the Protagonist felt.  
 
Voice of a Distant Star was just emotionally demanding at the end...and it ends so sad.  :(

Grave of the Fireflies
The Wrestler

First 15 minutes of Up.

The end to the movie Click

" The end to the movie Click "

"The end to the movie Click "

The Wrestler (several parts were just heart wrenching) 
Where the Wild Things Are  
The hospital scene in The Invention of Lying made me and the other 2 people in the theater sitting above me cry. 
 
If someone is looking for a cry I suggest they look up the acoustic version of My Orphan Year by NOFX on youtube.

The Grave of the Fireflies.

Still to this day  Lion king

Last film I watched that got me emotional enough to very, very nearly cry was Let The Right One In. It's an insanely powerful movie.

The show Six Feet Under. I came close to crying many times while watching that.

" First 15 minutes of Up. "

The last episode of Six Feet Under.

The end of Band of Brothers nearly made me cry man tears, especially the very last line.

The "Married Life" scene in Up and near the ending of Click.

I'm not an emotional guy and in all my life there are only a few things that nearly got me, 
 
Grave of the fireflies,very sad 
samurai x,trust and betrayal,great story 
the exorcist,i was only 12 at the time and was on my own,serious case of leave the lights on  
seven samurai,sheer awesomeness,,if that can be called an emotion 
Its a wonderful life,,reckon i dont need to explain why.  
One flew over the cuckoos nest,,stuck with me for a long time.
 
The one film that did actually get me,and i bawled like a baby(bawled in front of people too which says a lot) is mel gibsons"the Passion of Christ",,but i guess that might affect some people more than most. 
 
Nearly forgot,the way Angels with dirty faces worked out was brilliant too,cagney was a top man

Click made me emotional, so did The Last Samurai.
 
For TV it would definitely have to go to Lost.

• The moment when Arnold is lowering himself into the lava in Terminator 2.
• The scene when Robin Williams sees his wife in Hell and realizes that he can't bring her back in What Dreams May Come.
• The end of Saving Private Ryan, when Matt Damon says "Tell me I'm a good man.  Tell me I've lived a good life."
• The moment that they show the montage at the beginning of Up, as well as the moment that the house is right in the spot where it's "supposed" to be and Carl says "we made it".
• Edith's 50th Birthday on All In The Family, where she deals with her attempted rape
• The final episode of All In The Family, when Archie finds out that Edith has phlebitis
• Archie's Place, when he holds Edith's slipper to his face and delivers this:  "It wasn't supposed to be like this.  I was supposed to be the first one to go.  I always used to kid you about you going first.  You know I never meant none of that and that morning when yous was laying there.  I was shaking you and yelling at you to go down and fix my breakfast.  I didn't know.  You had no right to leave me that way without giving me just one more chance to say I love you."

I cried in I Am Legend with the scene of Sam because it reminded me so much of my dog and I could feel the pain in that scene. Some other scenes had me teary eyed, but that is the only movie I watched that I cried in. I felt sad in the first scene of Up and the same goes for The Wrestler, but i never cried in those. Oh and Click and Reign on Me almost made me cry too ( weird how both of those have Adam Sandler in them)

" The end of Band of Brothers nearly made me cry man tears, especially the very last line. "

The Land Before Time... every single time since I was 4. That part is just really, REALLY sad.

" The Land Before Time... every single time since I was 4. That part is just really, REALLY sad. "

Almost cried during The Wrestler.

When Atreyu's horse drowns in the swamp and he's pulling on the rope trying to pull him out but it's fruitless and the horse's eyes are just wide open in fear, and Atreyu is crying and screaming. God damn Neverending Story.

First 10 minutes of Up. As for television, how's about the double shot of "Jurassic Bark" and "Luck of the Fryrish" from Futurama?

" So...I'm curious as to what films or TV show's made you cry or get overly emotional.  Film wise, it would have to be The Green Mile. "

 "Luck of the Fryrish" from Futurama? "

The Green Mile... Boy that movie got me at the end. :(

" So...I'm curious as to what films or TV show's made you cry or get overly emotional.  Film wise, it would have to be The Green Mile.  I don't think that I have ever cried as hard during a movie as I did at the end of that movie.  TV wise, it would have to without a doubt be Lost.  There were so many moments during that entire series that made me cry.  Usually when it was a main cast member (Minus Shannon, Niki, and Paulo), and several times during the final season.  I mean if you knew what was going on and you didn't cry during the final scene of the entire show, then you have no soul.    What about you the Giant Bomb community?  What moments on the big screen or small screen made you cry? "

" First 15 minutes of Up. "

" @Korne said:

" The Land Before Time... every single time since I was 4. That part is just really, REALLY sad. "

The one with the singing dinosaurs?  "

Most recently UP. 
And in the last episode of 24 season 7 when tony is about to kill they guy who murdered his wife and son; Carlos Bernard did an excellent job.

The Wire has hit me harder emotionally than any other TV show. Or for that matter, book or movie. 
   
Okay, I'm having major problems with spoiler tags for whatever reason, so pretend that this is a list of all of the awesome characters that get got on that show. Every major death on the Wire made me cry, and there were a TON of people getting killed on that show.

American Beauty and Six Feet Under... both written by Alan Ball.

I could name a dozen shows that can always hit ya with some emotion, but for more recent times i would say Intervention. The last 10 seconds when the screen goes black and they slowly detail their progress, which in some cases ends in death. 
 
As for movies, too many to name.

As soon as I saw the thread title the Green Mile came up in my mind. I'm glad the OP and others thought the same.
 
Also I recently watched Up and I too can say that some moments in that movie are also pretty godamn fucking sad.

" @JA050N said:

" The end of Band of Brothers nearly made me cry man tears, especially the very last line. "

 “I treasure my remark to my grandson who asked, 'Grandpa, were you a hero in the war?' Grandpa said, 'No... but I served in a company of heroes'.”   Got the 'ol lump in the throat. Perfect end to an excellent miniseries.   "

Simon Birch always gets me. 
 
I'll probably cry when Dexter gets caught/killed to end the series.

" @HS21 said:

" @JA050N said:

" The end of Band of Brothers nearly made me cry man tears, especially the very last line. "

 “I treasure my remark to my grandson who asked, 'Grandpa, were you a hero in the war?' Grandpa said, 'No... but I served in a company of heroes'.”   Got the 'ol lump in the throat. Perfect end to an excellent miniseries.   "

Totally agree. Knowing it was his story you just watched made that statement even more powerful. "

" Simon Birch always gets me."

i don't get very emotional when i watch movies, but i did cry at the end of shawshank redemption and big fish.
animes get me more emotional than movies. i don't know why...

When Wash dies in Serenity, I ALWAYS fucking lose it. The guy was the beginning of my favorite television series, and basically the end of it. 
 
Goddammit, Alan Tudyk, don't do Transformers 3. PLEASE. For me, and for Wash, and for all the people who loved him like they actually knew him =(
 
Runner-up's: Basically every Pixar movie ever. They all get real, real sad.

A movie hasn't made me more depressed than I Am Legend, when Will Smith had to strangle his own dog to death. I can watch all sorts of bad stuff happen to peoples kids and what-not, but when someones dog has to die I just feel terrible:( Movie like Old Yeller, Where the Red Fern Grows...