So many movies make me cry lol. I'm pretty sensitive and can get very emotional with some movies. I do agree with you on the animals thing. That's one of the main ways you can get me to cry.
If one of my favorite characters end up dying I usually cry. (I know it's not a movie but hence why I haven't finished Grey's Anatomy lol!)
I'll have to come back and edit this to put a list of movies that make me cry in the morning! 🥰

There are so many tv shows that make me cry. I feel like because we get attached to these characters and then bam they are gone! Grey's is one of the shows that has. And don't get me started on this is us. I'm a sucker for the drama. And even the good stuff makes me cry. As I am getting older, I find I am getting more emotional. So maybe five years from now I will be a complete sap. But that's okay, bring it on lol

The shows you're talking about are pansy shows. If you really want to cry your eyes out, watch Six Feet Under. The series finale made me sob for hours.

Well I don't think they are Panay shows. They are realistic. But to each their own. I will add six feet under to the list

Rambo 5

The Ring and The Ring 2. I feel so sorry for the character of Samara.

Actually me too. I like her character. I wished they made a movie elaborating on what she was like before she became a vengeful ghost.

That would be awesome! I feel sorry for Sadako in the original Ringu, but she's just not as tragic to me as Samara.

Sadako was also much older. I saw the prequel to Ringu (Ringu 0) but that one caused more questions than answers. I think a child works much better in that role.

Pan's Labyrinth, Ofelia's sacrifice...

I love that movie! It's one of the prettiest movies I've ever seen and definitely is a tear jerker.

Midnight Run (1988) is the movie that I think of. It's mostly just a very funny cop buddy movie, but there's one scene where Robert De Niro stops at his ex-wife's house... I think it's to borrow money. He's supposed to be pretty desperate. But, I can't watch it because of his daughter. She comes out to see him. She is about thirteen years old, and in the story her dad had left the family when she was very little... like four or five years old, I think. The idea of the scene was that she had grown up her whole life hearing that he was the only honorable cop on the police force, and was an absolute hero for what he had attempted (and failed) to do. Just the way she looks at him makes me want to cry. Then she tries to give him a little money she had saved up from babysitting, because she knows he needs any money he can get. It really makes me want to cry.