Shine
Donnie Darko
Avengers: Endgame (Tony Stark's funeral)
Life is Beautiful
Titanic

Last Tango in Paris.

Cannibal Holocaust (obvious reasons) and The Thundering Mantis because the ending is gut-wrenching stuff.

It's December, so these three always are moving:

1. The Grinch Who Stole Christmas (original 1966 animation);
2. The Family Man;
3. Scrooged.

I see one to all of them every year.

Lords of the Lockerroom

Tales from the Foxhole
Muscle Fantasies: Vol. 2 - Wrestlers

Falling Down- My Favorite Movie. The corner store scene should be played on repeat on subways and in stores here. At least until we are paid properly.
Rocky II and III- When Rocky beats the villain Apollo Creed and the thug Clubber Lang.
Cobra- When Stallone beats the Mexican gangsters. Not a sad emotional moment, but one that really got me pumped up. Falling Down also paid homage to this scene.
Pocahantas was really cute and touching, and it was good for education as it involved real historical people.
The Fountainhead. Of course.
Not emotional movies, but emotional scenes- Dirty Harry and Crocodile Dundee. Great stuff.

The Green Mile
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Jojo Rabbit
The Hunger Games
Saving Private Ryan

So many more, honestly, but these come to mind first because they actually made me cry the first time I watched them.

The Green Mile (NOOOOOO JOHN NOOOOO)
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
Jojo Rabbit
The Hunger Games (RUUUUUEEE)
Saving Private Ryan

So many more, honestly, but these come to mind first because they actually made me cry the first time I watched them.

Oh, I just saw JoJo Rabbit a few days ago, it was incredible, and very powerful. 

I forgot, House of Detention is a good one too. Shout out to Van Darkholme! 

Oh, yeah. Shot in my dungeon. Really intense, ended up in a mess.