I have to admit that most Pixar films that I've seen, with the exception of Monsters University and A Bug's Life, have made me a bit misty-eyed during one scene or another. The fear of abandonment that the main characters of the Toy Story movies felt. The sequence in Up detailing Carl's life up to the present day. Pretty much the entire first half of Wall-E (lonely robots always make me sad). I'll say one thing for the Pixar crew, they're damn good at manipulating my emotions.

I'm also a bit of a romantic when it comes to space travel. Just mention the Voyager probes and I have to fight to keep myself under control. So, when I saw the final episode of the Cosmos remake, I was on the verge of becoming a pile of blubbering flesh. There's Neil Degrasse Tyson going over Voyager's golden record and how it will still be playable a billion years after we're gone, just mentioning every single point that hits home for me. And then the bastard punches me in the face by playing Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot speech. I was a mess.

So, yeah, if you want to see me cry, just put on Wall-E or read out loud the mission specs of Voyagers 1 and 2. Guaranteed, you'll witness some waterworks.