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Your most sad, touching, moving, emotional, crying scenes in a movie...

posted 3 months ago by 123Guy (6245)
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What scenes in any movie have MOVED you the most?
Let's skip all horror style stuff that is just shock value, stick to emotionally, heartfelt stuff. Things that made you cry or aw, or just FEEL all the feels.

The Abyss: when they bring her back to life

Ghost: when we can see him at the end

Always: Pete's speech near the end

L.A. Story: that final Enya song scene

Bruce Almighty: when Jennifer is pray crying

Vanilla Sky: when they discuss his suicide

Gattaca: the ending rocket launch burn up

that kind of stuff

[–] howgamer (3660) 3 months ago

I don't know about most, but during Life of Pi (2012) when that damn tiger doesn't look back and say goodbye with the voiceover talking about his father and saying goodbye to loved ones/letting go in life and the music flowing I found it to be extremely moving and emotional.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-w7ZmY9w9Y

[–] tsrt (1099) 3 months ago

Schindler's List.

I know...it's not an original answer.

[–] howgamer (3660) 3 months ago

It's a great answer!

[–] ShogunofYonkers (72414) 3 months ago

Good answer!

[–] jacotodd47 (1046) 3 months ago

Easy.

The scene is from Hachi: a Dog's Tale

Specifically, the final scene between Hachi and Parker

[–] ShogunofYonkers (72414) 3 months ago

The Russian Roulette scene in The Deer Hunter with DeNiro and Walken 'playing' against each other. That was some amazing acting, those two are so good.

[–] 123Guy (6245) 3 months ago

oh god. I dont think I can watch that a 2nd time

[–] ShogunofYonkers (72414) 3 months ago

I rewatched it for this thread on YOUTUBE, yep, it's really rough.

The payoff is fucking beautiful though, the enemy had NO CLUE that they were ending up dicks down in the Mekong Delta in one minute.

[–] chilone (17310) 3 months ago

The Blacklist spoiler! I don't know about the most, but one I saw recently was in The Blacklist when Dembe was in the hospital, pre-eulogising Raymond, in tears. It was heartbreaking and the actor did a fantastic job!