Yesterday I went to see Joy, and was disappointed to find the single tear shot in the trailer is not in the movie, there is a scene where you see a tear at the bottom of her face but not the running part and there is a good sobbing scene in the final third

Last time I checked, this wasn't on Youtube, but Colin Firth in The King's Speech has a crying scene fairly late in the film.  In the scene, all the emotional pressures have built up to the point where he breaks into sobs; it's a very satisfying crying scene.  I remember the first time I saw this in the movie theatre I was in awe because somehow I hadn't expected Colin to be so great at crying onscreen, not having seen a great deal of his work. 
 

Last edited by White Tulip (February 13, 2016 12:19 am)

The Choice, this year's Nicholas Sparks digital capture has crying scenes from both Benjamin Walker and Teresa Palmer. Benjamin does do a small lip curl on a couple of his breakdown scenes. Also Alexandra Daddario has very brief tears in her eyes in one scene

There's also an episode of CSI (4th season maybe?) where a woman has Nick Stokes at gunpoint in a tense emotional scene, and he definitely tears up.

In CSI: Miami I don't think Horatio Caine (David Caruso) ever actually cries but he comes close after his wife is shot and dying in the hospital. They're trying to keep things light in her last moments, 'making plans' for next week. He says 'youre not going to... stand me up, are you?' and his voice trembles.
In the same series about a season later, Lt Delko (Adam Rodriguez, pre-Magic Mike) suffers brain injury from a bullet wound and temporarily forgets his sister has died. When he realizes she's gone, he closes his eyes and silently cries one or two Perfect Tears.

Bruce McGill gets quite choked up in 'Rizzoli & Isles' season 6 episode 17.
Title character in new show 'Damien' cries while yelling at a crucifix in episode 1.