movies/tv Movie scenes that made you cry

[GrauWitz 1,010]

The scene that made me cry was Spock's death and funeral in Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan. Its a truly powerful and emotional scene, especially when his coffin is launched into space.

[Scootalove 10,689]

There are so many movie scenes that made me cry, so here is one scene that did.

 

 

- From Neverending Story

[*Rarity 123]

Last scene in The Notebook.

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 41,982]

The end of Terminator 2 gets me every single time. The musical score that plays during the end scene is beautiful and very emotional. It is one of those scenes that is supposed to be sad, but it is actually executed perfectly. Just the music alone makes me cry. I am emotional personal and I can be very sensitive so maybe that is why, but it is a brutal scene.

[Commander Tangent 861]

This 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_ULg4RSy5Y

Optimus' death from the 1984 Transformers movie.

 

I saw the movie when I was a kid, and never have I cried so much about a movie.

Edited November 17, 2013 by Commander Tangent

[FoxyCryptid 4,330]

This about came the closest. 

 

[Hive King 2,001]

Ah, Disney you never cease to do this with murdering people's parents and then having their broken corpses be right there for the "get up" scene 

[ReverseFaller 2,484]

This one gets me every time.

 

[Lightning Bliss 1,674]

**Spoilers for Tangled**

 

If you skip to 1:29 on this vid... it always tears me up. The mother and father, the King and Queen...crying for the 18yr seperation of their daughter who was kidnapped when she was a baby. There are no words spoken...its just expressions, tears and music... as they prep themselves to continue with the celebration of the releasing of the lanterns, in the hopes that one day their daughter will come home to them...

 

[Dusty Soul 2,613]

I cried during Marley and Me.  That scene is just so sad.  

 

Oh, also the scene that broke the scales on the amount of sadness,

 

Mufasa's death from the Lion King.  I watched it a week ago and I ended up crying like a little girl.  

[Megas 27,921]

Most deaths in Disney movies, the beginning of Up and Toy Story 3's ending

Also Uncle Ben's in the first Spiderman movie and the ending of Dark Knight Rises

[Derpaholic 1,155]

This one gets me every time.

 

In the name of all that is good and holy, deliver me from this scene! ;_;

 

Say what you will about the prequles, people, but Episode III had some emotionally powerful stuff going on.

 

 

Even though in all of its darkness, "Requiem for a Dream" is a beautiful film about the fragility of human life, I'm never watching this movie again for as long as I live. The ending here is the most psychologically crippling scene I have EVER had to sit through. After watching this film, I remember sitting for two straight hours in a state of utter numbness, and then, out of nowhere, I just broke down and started crying like a little bitch.

 

 

And Then there's this:

 

 

 

Edited November 17, 2013 by Bron-Yr-Aur

[Hive King 2,001]

For happy crying, the Oracion scene in Rise of Darkrai is  so awesomely heart-warming, that music....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OB6SJkc1sGg

[Katana 298]

Mine comes from Children of Men, a very horrific dystopian thriller.

 

I recommend you watch it, but if you don't want to, the premise you need to know for this clip is that for an unknown reason, for the past 17 years or so, no woman has been able to give birth to a child. Everyone is now panicking that humanity, as a species, will end in that generation. Regardless, they don't make the best of their last generation, and people are still killing each other; primarily over a feud over who gets to stay in Britain, the last remaining safe haven in the world. Now, one woman has somehow managed it, and is trying to get to safety.

 

[Chivalry Knight 161]

Omg you do not understand, this is the only movie that has ever made me cry. It's the movie called Fluke, and it's the scene where Fluke reveals that he is the kids dead dad and the mothers dead husband. Gets me every time...

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LH9YbXgVEa4

Edited November 18, 2013 by ChivalryKnight

[RainbowCupcakelol 26]

The scene that made me cry was Spock's death and funeral in Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan. Its a truly powerful and emotional scene, especially when his coffin is launched into space.

How did he die? I havn't seen that one yet so I really need to know!!!

The scene that mad me cry was the scene from "Titanic": (Sorry if you hear random man's voice, i think he just got a camera a nd filmed it)

 

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

[Lightning Bliss 1,674]

I got one that always tear jerked me, the scene in The Land Before Time where Littlefoot's mother dies... I mean OMG

[ghostfacekiller39 23,860]

The end of Big Fish made me cry.

 

I think it's one of those ones where you have to watch the whole movie before you can understand the feels, though.

Edited November 18, 2013 by ghostfacekiller39

[Gears of Halo Duty V 394]

Superman...

 

 

Just thinking about that one scene still brings tears to me eyes.

[GrauWitz 1,010]

How did he die? I havn't seen that one yet so I really need to know!!!

He died of Radiation poisoning. He sacrificed himself to save the Enterprise. You definetly need to see Wrath of Khan, its the best one in the entire series!

[Darrala 269]

 

Mufasa's death from the Lion King.  I watched it a week ago and I ended up crying like a little girl.  

Yes. Yes.

 

 

This right here is the exact moment Disney broke me.

Edited November 20, 2013 by ThatFinnMetalhead

[Ianpiersonjdavis 513]

Mufasa's Death from 'The Lion King.'

 

It was the first film I ever watched, so it took me a another viewing before understanding the concept of death at an early age.

 

(I bawled like a baby, because my Dad was away at the time and I was worried something had happened to him.)

[King Sejong 859]

   Toward the end of Black Hawk Down, when Hoot is talking to Sgt. Eversman, when he said if people ask him why he when to war, Hoot would not answer, because ordinary people wound not understand, why a soldier would risk their lives in combat, it's because the soldier next to them needs support, no matter what the politics soldiers are there for each other. As a former navy corpsman, that's scene gets to me a lot more, as I have experienced that position before, and I completely understand the mind of a serviceman, so that conversation between Hoot and Eversman will always get me misty eyed.

[Zygen 6,066]

i can't say i remember ever full out crying during any movies atleast as far as i remember. 

 

I've teared up maybe a little, but i always resist to crying. Why? Idk.

 

The latest one i can think of right now is the end of toy story 3, probaly alot from nostalgia, it made me water up a little.

 

I didn't cry though.

[Ac3xAssasin 453]

The end of Armagedon

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9SDKt0yEEQ

Saddest scene ever.