20 Movie Scenes That Make You Cry

[The Mad Collector]

Dobby!

Ah, Putin!

Just what I was thinking , no idea about the character though

 

[ramtopsman]

Seven pounds always gets me
Green mile (Where he is about to be executed and the lad starts crying)
I am legend (Where he has to kill his dog)

 

[Kin Arad]

I always cry at the Lion King

 

[Dotsie]

Where everyone digs into their pockets to keep the Building and Loan company afloat in It's a Wonderful Life.

When everyone's mean to old man Gower And when little Jimmy stops him from sending out the poison and isn't even mad when he boxes his bad ear because he knows the old man's grieving... and when his wife doesn't know him...and when his brother died as a little boy...and well, pretty much when the opening credits start

 

[David Brown]

... It's a Wonderful Life.

...and well, pretty much when the opening credits start

I'll go along with that, but the thread title asked for a scene, so I picked one. The whole film is such a tug on the emotions, though, I agree.

 

[BatrickPatrick]

I love how Galaxy Quest is in that list.

 

[David Brown]

In The Blue Lamp, when the senior officer goes to tell Mrs Dixon that her husband has been murdered, there's a photograph of a young man in junior rating's square rig, and, without anyone saying anything, you know that they lost their son in the war.

 

[Willem]

I watched the Lion King with my 3-year-old this morning. She cried for half a minute when (spoiler!) Mufasa died. That got me going as well

 

[BatrickPatrick]

I always cried at that when I was little...

I may have cried a little bit during the last Harry Potter movie, too...

 

[meerkat]

I watched the Lion King with my 3-year-old this morning. She cried for half a minute when (spoiler!) Mufasa died. That got me going as well

I remember getting a tight throat ast that bit too! *sniff*

 

[chuffed]

never used to get like that with films... then the kids came along, and now anything related to parents and their kids or kids growing up gets me everytime.
We had to stop watching Crash (the one with sandra bullock in it not the weird getting turned on by accidents one!) to gather ourselves together, you know the part if you've seen it... the bit with the little girl!

 

[psimpson]

Out of that list I think it's only Little Women and Million Dollar Baby I agree with, nothing else is able to get me, although I cry a lot at movies (I.A - almost throughout the whole movie, The Fountain - throughout most of the second part, even Armageddon).

 

[Bouncy Castle]

I watched S5 of Angel on DVD (again!) over the weekend.

Smile Time makes me cry with laughter.

The scene when Wesley died and Ilyria turns into Fred for him, had one of my eyes leaking.

 

[DaveC]

I watched S5 of Angel on DVD (again!) over the weekend.

Smile Time makes me cry with laughter.

The scene when Wesley died and Ilyria turns into Fred for him, had one of my eyes leaking.

Would you like me to lie to you now?

 

[pip]

 

[Bouncy Castle]

I watched S5 of Angel on DVD (again!) over the weekend.

Smile Time makes me cry with laughter.

The scene when Wesley died and Ilyria turns into Fred for him, had one of my eyes leaking.

Would you like me to lie to you now?

 

[BatrickPatrick]

The end of Buffy S2 and S5 always make me sad.

 

[Joolz]

I don't think I've ever cried at a film Although my hay-fever has sometimes kicked in at inconvienient times

 

[Antiq]

Lol Joolz. Yeah, sure.

Brokeback Mountain, The Colour Purple, and Dumbo - yep. The rest, are you kidding?
Schindler's list end scene when he was leaving the camp.

Best crying scene ever in a movie - Hugh Jackman in The Fountain.