It's more about how much they get connected to the movie and its message, that's when we cry. A recent feel good movie where I got quite emotional (and cried slightly at one specific scene towards the end) is - Everything Everywhere All at Once, which has controversial reviews but you will like it if you can connect to the movie and its message about nihilism.
Hachi: A Dog's Tale 
A Man Called Otto
Lucifer last episode
Omelette
Kill a mockingbird
https://www.mxplayer.in/movie/watch-to-kill-a-m...
Seven samurai
10 commandments
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1021015-ten_co...
Life's beautiful
I like emotional movies across different genres and are my comfort movies.
Few of my favorites are Rang De Basanti, Taare Zameen Par, Eternal Sunshine of Spotless Mind, The Green Mile, Shawshank Redemption, Million Dollar Baby, Leon, A walk to remember, The Vow, PS I love You, Lovely Bones, Crash, The Blind side and many more.
I cried when i was watching pathaan. Waste of my money and resources tbh.
tubelight
bahut roya 
pta nhi tha ye din b dekhna padega
Many movies....as per my last memory Mission majnu made me cry.
Posting from Future:
"Kisi ka bhai kisi ki Jaan".
I wish I could have ignored watching it.
Tusshar Kapoor movies
Even trailer/posters will do
1. Sita Ramam -
2. Veer Zara - {an Indian pilot, Veer, and a Pakistani girl, Zaara. As Veer spends his years in a Pakistani prison, Zaara believes him to be dead and devotes her life to his village in India.}
3. Sarbjit (2016) - {Brother - Sister Bond/LOVE} {Sarbjit accidentally crosses the Indo-Pak border due to his drunken state and gets arrested by the Pakistan army. His sister, Dalbir, fights to get justice for her brother and prove his innocence.}
4. Aashiqui 2 -
5. Mary Kom (2014) - [She is the first Indian woman to win a boxing gold at the Asian Games. Mary Kom has also managed to bag five gold medals in the Asian women's boxing championships.] Played by Priyanka Chopra
6. Avwanchchit (2021) - Marathi {Dad- Father Bond]
7. Black (2005) - [tale of a young woman who can't see, hear or speak, and the teacher who brings a ray of light into her dark world.]
8. Kabir Singh
9. Sanam Teri Kasam (2016)
10. 777 Charlie (2022) {Street Dog - Story}
11. Anandi Gopal (2019) - Marathi Movie {Story of India's First Women Doctor)
12. We are Family (2010) - Family Bonding and Mother Importance
13. My Name is Khan (2010)
14. Dangal
15. I want to eat your pancreas (2018) {Kimi no suizô o tabetai (2018)) - Anime Movie
16. Tere Naam (2003)
17. Shiddat (2021)
18. Slambook (2015) Marathi - {Two Teenagers Love Story}
19. Dear Comrade (2019)
20. Forrest Gump (1999)
21.Natsamrat (2016) - Marathi starring NANA PATEKAR
22. HELEN (2019)
23. Soorarai Pottru
24. Taare Zameen Par (2007)
25. Main Aisa Hi Hoon (2005)/ Kyon ki (2005)
These are the List of Movies/Shows but not all of them I have cried and also felt emotional about.I really creied when watching such emotional scenes.
Hachi: A Dog's Tale
Forrest Gump
Saving Private Ryan
Schindler's List
The Pursuit of Happyness
The Green Mile
The Blind Side
Masaan
Border
Anand
Just finished watching movie - The Whale.
For last 10 minutes, I was just crying 😥 Loved this movie absolutely.
MrMonkey wrote:It's more about how much they get connected to the movie and its message, that's when we cry. A recent feel good movie where I got quite emotional (and cried slightly at one specific scene towards the end) is - Everything Everywhere All at Once, which has controversial reviews but you will like it if you can connect to the movie and its message about nihilism.
Just finished watching this one too. But I didn't cry.
What a unique way to present a simple message - No matter whichever universe we exist, chaos will be there, which will be result of our own life choices, conditions, if we feed on those chaotic thoughts, we ourselves will create the bagel of darkness that will consume us at some point. We must try to be humble, kind and empathetic, try to see others through their eyes sometimes, stick with the family and hold one another and stop members if they are falling into darkness. There is always something to fight for, nothing matters theory of nihilism is neither the way, nor the message.
Shiddat is what my friends told me, although I did not cry but yes it was somewhat touching.
saucap wrote:I understand all this hype about this movie but dunno why i find this movie as piece of sh*t , the second half was unbearable for me . maybe i am among the one's who didnt connect with this movie.Just finished watching this one too. But I didn't cry.
What a unique way to present a simple message - No matter whichever universe we exist, chaos will be there, which will be result of our own life choices, conditions, if we feed on those chaotic thoughts, we ourselves will create the bagel of darkness that will consume us at some point. We must try to be humble, kind and empathetic, try to see others through their eyes sometimes, stick with the family and hold one another and stop members if they are falling into darkness. There is always something to fight for, nothing matters theory of nihilism is neither the way, nor the message.
The Green Mile
pagal_admi wrote:
I understand all this hype about this movie but dunno why i find this movie as piece of sh*t , the second half was unbearable for me . maybe i am among the one's who didnt connect with this movie.
When there is unbearable noise all around, one understands the power of silence. Seen Fight Club?
Baghban 
Hachi: A Dog's Tale
It's more about how much they get connected to the movie and its message, that's when we cry. A recent feel good movie where I got quite emotional (and cried slightly at one specific scene towards the end) is - Everything Everywhere All at Once, which has controversial reviews but you will like it if you can connect to the movie and its message about nihilism.
Shiddat is what my friends told me, although I did not cry but yes it was somewhat touching.