What movie scenes make you cry?

[Aella]

inb4 Toy Story 3

What's a scene in a movie that wrings dem sweet tears out of your eyeballs every time you see it? We have no room for pride here folks. Pass around the kleenex and the ice cream.



This is the only movie I've cried at. I watched it on the plane with my mom and suddenly had to get very distracted by my apple juice.

 

[Anonymous]

The final scene of The Shawshank Redemption (because I'm so damn happy...lol)

The scene in The Green Mile where Paul (Tom Hanks) is struggling to give the order to proceed with the execution, and all the other guards are in tears because they don't want to do this to John Coffey (Michael Clarke-Duncan).

The scene in My Girl where Vada (Anna Chlumsky) is at the funeral of her best friend Thomas J. (Macaulay Culkin), and she looks into his casket and asks him if he wants to go tree climbing. Then she's telling people "He can't see without his glasses...where are his glasses?," and then she runs out of the room in tears. Thomas J., by the way, had died from multiple bee stings to his face, and he was allergic to bees.

 

[Just Me]

This is a good selection. Maybe I cry to often in movies.

 

[bawksy]

WHY IS THE RUM GONE??????????????????????????????????????????????????

Now that's just alcohol abuse.

 

[LadyLuna]

Divine Secret of the Yaya Sisterhood, where she's belting the kids in the rain.

That one gets me no matter what mood I'm in. Of course, there are plenty of times where I'm in the sort of mood that I'll cry at anything...

 

[EdgarAllenWhoa]

Death Scene of Tom Hanks near the ending of "Saving Private Ryan"

"Earn this...Earn this..."






I'm a puddle, waterworks, a fountain, every aqua based cliche u can think of.

Jesus , I'm fanning my hands in front of my eyes like my Aunt Bernice, getting misty just thinking about it.

 

[Poker_Babe]

OMG guys don't laugh at me ok...

 

[curvyredhead]

OMG guys don't laugh at me ok...

Um...YES!

 

[Poker_Babe]

This is a good selection. Maybe I cry to often in movies.

Damn it and I had just done my eye make up too...

 

[Alana Cruise]

I agree Green Mile total tear jerker!!!
A Walk to Remember
Seven Pounds
Boys on the side
Philadelphia
Pay it forward

Anything with a child sick, lost, dying, abused or neglected will have me a blubbering mess!!

 

[MirabaiMeloy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeG_judrcOA

^This.

(Snape's "Always.")

 

[LilyMarie]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeG_judrcOA

^This.

(Snape's "Always.")

Yes.


There are many movies that have made me cry, but something that spontaneously came to mind was this one...
Technically it's a kids/teens movie but the letter scene in A Series of Unfortunate Events is really touching and makes me cry.
It's a very underrated movie IMO.

 

[EdgarAllenWhoa]

This is a bit of a weird one but bare with me:

At the end of "Batman Rises"

Alfred is sitting in a small restaurant in Italy having a drink
Looks over and see that Bruce Wayne is not dead but sitting with Selena Kyle.
Bruce just gives a little smile and nods at him, he looks happy, relaxed and content.
Alfred just gives a slight smile and small nod back...gets up and leaves
Not a word is spoken

Just something about your child (your biological child or not) being happy, content, safe and secure.
I don't why...it just gets me



*I would be such a fucking AWESOME DAD!... you know after watching Batman :roll: lol

 

[TashaDutch]

The last movie that really made me cry was 'P.S. I love you'

And the last two harry potter movies were the ones before that!

Ofcourse any movie with animals beeing lost, and seperated from their human is instant cry for me...

 

[Mirra]

I always claim that when the Aston Martin DBS in Casino Royale was rolled it makes me cry... but in all reality I typically don't cry. And it's not because I think I'm too tough or what ever. It just doesn't typically happen. Strangely enough, though, if I'm watching a scene that could potentially cause some waterworks and I think about the fact that I'm not crying I break down. It's like the act of noticing that I'm just staring at the screen blankly in spite of all the feels makes my eyes tear up.

 

[LioraVox]

The movie "Sam I am" with Sean Penn and Dakota Fanning.
This was the first movie I ever really cried on, I was crying more than my mother.

 

[MissHollyJade]

Movies don't make me cry often. But Harry and the Hendersons always does at the end, lol..

 

[PunkInDrublic]

Honorable mention to Morph dying from the old X-Men cartoon.

 

[VenPerv2]

oh god my feels :icon-cry:

 

[JordanBlack]

Animal Farm (1954)



The ending of Troy



What's Eating Gilbert Grape



Any movies with animals in pain or dieing :icon-cry:

 

[Rose]

The scene in Eight Below where the first dog dies from old age and the weather and when the other dog dies sacrificing itself for the team when that sea lion was going after them. The loyalty of those dogs to each other and their post just makes it that much harder.

The end scene of the two boys in The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. I can't even breathe thinking about it. I almost hyperventilated when I watched it.

 

[Crumb]

as a general rule I don't cry during movies.... not because I don't have any feelers, but because I generally don't get THAT emotionally invested during a 2 hour ( + or - 30min) movie. just not enough time.
now, if we were talking tv shows.... then I could talk about some water works :crybaby: happening

for example. in the tv show Outrageous Fortune, the death of Aurora Bay in season 3, and the downward spiral of Van West




it doesn't hurt that it was brilliant acting all round.

 

[MrRodry]

The scene in their bedroom when they're talking about their dead son:

 

[SweepTheLeg]

My friend's 7th birthday party we watch "Where The Red Fern Grows" not knowing what it was about. by the end, NOT A DRY EYE IN THE HOUSE.

The death of Wash in Serenity

When John Goodman dies in Everybody's All-American. (And the series finale of Roseanne too for that matter)



Little over 10 when I first saw Legends of a Fall. Still one of my favorite movies but damn was I a wreck during these two scenes.






Also too when it looks like that Morph dies in the X-men animated series, they did a damn good job showing the different ways people handle grief especially Wolverine n Cyclops. But all I know is these movies don't ruin childhoods, they instead let you know that bad can and will happen so take nothing for granted and appreciate what you do have because it could be gone in an instant.

 

[jeff98902]

the very last scene from Se7en "seven" . made my eyes well up for a second or two.




But, I don't recall ever full on crying from watching a movie.

 

[mross2_]

Not a movie....but :crybaby:



or



or

 

[Brad]

:icon-cry:

 

[Alana Cruise]

Always when she is dancing remembering her boyfriend who died and his ghost is actually dancing with her

 

[Anonymous]

The scene in Pay It Forward where the kid gets stabbed by some little punk (who had no business carrying a knife in the first place), and his mom (played by Helen Hunt) cries as the doctor comes out and tells her he didn't make it. :icon-cry:

 

[pg240]

The endings of Toy Story 3 (yes, an animated movie) and Mr. Holland's Opus get me to tear up.