Films/Scenes that made you cry - Suddenly, it started raining...indoors.

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I just started watching Children of the Whales.

And then there was episode three. It’s like this show is trying very hard to be the ultimate feel-bad anime, and succeeding at that.
 
Babylon 5. A dying man tells his wife that he needs to go to space one last time, and die without earth under his feet.

She doesn't say, "... Not with me. Oh."

But she thinks it, and will think about it until the day she dies.
 
The end of Dragonheart

The end of Monsters Inc

The end of My Dog Skip

The end of Peter Jackson's King Kong

The end of A.I

The scene in Avatar: The Last Airbender when Iroh embraces Zuko after he breaks down and apologizes for betraying him

The scene in Treasure Planet where Silver comforts Jim and helps him unload his daddy issues

TrippinKahlua dijo:
The last quarter of the 2006 Adam Sandler comedy "Click" actually made me cry as a 19 year old. Never thought a Sandler movie would do that to me. Especially the ending where Christopher Walken decides to let him have one more chance despite the fuckups he was doing.
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The part that got me is the scene where the neglected dad tries to talk to Sandler's character while he's absorbed in paperwork, then sadly accepts that he's lost him before giving him a kiss and walking away, dying shortly afterwards. Really poignant and a stark reminder to appreciate your loved ones while they're still with you.
 
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Two come to mind:

Even upon revisiting, Doctor Who's The Doctor's Wife. Specifically, the end, where Sexy gets to say Hello to the Doctor. As someone who grew up with Tom Baker, Niel Gaiman and Matt Smith both did marvelous jobs making sucj a silly concept become extremely touching to a very long time fan of this franchise.

Not anymore, but as a child, Dinobot's death in Transformers Beast Wars. Like most kids my age Dinobot was cool to me cause he was edgey. Then to watch him beat up all the Predicons with a rock and a stick, all along the way knowing it was killing him, to save a race he didn't care about. And then used his last bit of energy to fuck Megatron's plans in the ass. And then it actually did kill him, no kids cartoon last minute reversal of the fauxed drama, one of my favorite characters, completely caught little Polyboros off guard.
 
I saw Avengers Endgame on Saturday. I managed to keep it together for the actual film but

the sound of the hammer on iron after the credits got me quite emotional. It was a small, but very clever touch - a subtle callback to the first Iron Man film and a reminder that this really is the end of Tony's story. I still remember seeing the first Iron Man in cinemas over ten years ago (yeesh!) so it felt like I'd been with the character throughout his journey. Realising that was really it got to me.
 
Just watched Infinity War for the first time yesterday (yeah, pretty late to the game) one snap got to me.

Spiderman's snap made me cry. For all his heroics, you really see he's still at heart a kid, afraid and looking for comfort from a father figure as he's dying. Him hugging on to Tony, his voice cracking with him struggling not to cry in his fear, repeating like a mantra "I don't wanna go! I'm not ready! I don't wanna go!" Call me a pussy or whatever but it made me lose it. He was a hero, but a KID, scared of dying and the unknown.
 
when ash is taking pikachu to the pokemon center and crashes misty's bike, and protects pikachu from the spearows
and when ash's butterfree leaves to live with his girlfriend

both scenes use this track
 
The end of Chungking Express is way too much for me in a hard to explain way. After a protracted social to-and-fro, an emotional resolution is provided out of nowhere then just slams into the Faye Wong and hits me like a train. I think it captures the wistful side of the early 90s without needing to be overly referential, it sets an emotional tone that fits old indie aesthetics before the subculture became backwards-looking and snobby.

 
I cried in the final scene of the original Godzilla when the oxygen destroyer kills him and seconds later you see his bones.

Scene fucked me up when I was 7.
 
Not really a film/scene strictly speaking, but Babylon 5 did a tribute to all the actors/crew who’ve died and god damn is it a tearjerker. Richard Biggs’s “I did good” line gets me in particular and it’s even worse when you realise which episode it comes from. It’s also shocking to see just how many main cast members have passed away, and since this was done, Jerry Doyle and Stephen Furst have also died:

 
So I've made it clear many times that I'm a huge Godzilla fan and in honor of the movie coming out next week, here's a memorable crying moment for me--Big G's death and his son becoming the new king.

 
I just watched The Wild Bunch for the first time. That final firefight really hit me in the feels. I now regret waiting as long as I did to get around to this movie.
 
NarutoYaoi dijo:
I just watched all dogs go to heaven. I said I wouldnt cry, but I did. I guess what fucked me up the most is all three voice actors in this scene have passed away now. Tugged my heart strings.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=OYh02GlbRQE
Goodbyes aren't forever.
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All of them now?
Damn....
*sigh*

To stay on topic:
For Pokemon Sun and Moon.
Episode 21 with Stoutland's death is an easy one
and
Episode 108 with Mallow meeting her mom in Tapu Fini's mist
But Episode 79 with the Minior will always make me shed tears
 
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