What's your go to movie scene that makes you cry no matter what?

[AtomicPanther]

Since having kids every film.

Ghostbusters afterlife, the ending with ghost Egon got me both times I watched it.

I remember when my son was little, he cried at the Iron Giant ending. When I was a kid, there were a few scenes in Brian's Song that hit me hard.

 

[Texan6533]

Low budget independent film “ink”
Acting isn’t great and it is LOW budget, but the finale more than makes up for the quality of the film. As a dad, it hits home

 

[Goon Dog]

Thats a strong scene sir.

I've seen it a dozen times and it still gets me, especially when John asks not to be put in the dark. Sheesh, what a beautiful yet awful scene lol.

 

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[Your Account]

Low budget independent film “ink”
Acting isn’t great and it is LOW budget, but the finale more than makes up for the quality of the film. As a dad, it hits home

one of the best movies I've watched
underrated af
this scene is powerful

 

[koquerelle]

 

[StonedLemur]

I've seen it a dozen times and it still gets me, especially when John asks not to be put in the dark. Sheesh, what a beautiful yet awful scene lol.

Yeah they pull your heart right out in that scene lol...bastads

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

 

[stalehotdog]

This scene always gets me.

 

[StonedLemur]

My father is alive and I wouldn't throw anything at him but a right uppercut lol

 

[boingyman]

Too many. For some reason I'm such a crier when it comes to movies. In terms of a happy scene that always makes me shed a tear this is definitely up there.

 

[Fedorgasm]

I can't post it for obvious reasons but the scene from the wire where you see Nick Sobotka's girlfriend's tits.

Edit: god damnit! How do you post pictures now

 

[Osculater]

 

[StonedLemur]

Definitely sir.

 

[eddymotto]

I know that it is a film derided by many but The Curious Case of Benjamin Button always hits me emotionally. It makes me feel how life both gives and takes so much from you.

 

[Lucas1980]

This scene in Planes, Trains and Automobiles..

 

[SoberAwakening]

- Shadow coming up the hill in Homeward Bound.
- Gerry Bertier's accident in Remember the Titans. Not the accident itself, but knowing he worked hard to be an Olympic-level athlete confined to a wheel chair only to die in another car crash.
- Movies with father son moments have been getting me lately cause I have a young son.
- Mufasa dying in the Lion King.
- Depending on the day, RDJ dying in Endgame gets me.
- Any movies where the Mom dies or she's sick.

There are more...just can't think of any.

 

[Sweater of AV]

There isn't really a movie scene that makes me cry. Off-hand I'd say the movies that had the most people crying in theaters were Philadelphia and Blow. I always thought Blow was better than it got credit for.

 

[RonDante]

I’d cry every time when I was a kid at the ending of AI artificial intelligence, when he gets to spend one day with his mother, I don’t know about now but the last time I was 16 and it still worked

 

[kuf]

Off the top of my head, one that always gets me:



(Fuck off Universal with your gigantic logo on top of the movie frame)