movie or tv scene that makes your cry every time

[ILLBFIRE]

Dead Like Me-The Shallow End

Its the one where the guy is angry at God for taking his life before he had a chance to be a women or because he wanted to be born a girl.

There is one more which is the best gay love episode ever!

Mason reaps one part of a couple and then has to comfort the other one through the hard time.

 

[screwnutty]

Well it didn't bring me to tears but I did feel really sad when..........

The season ending to Doctor Who, Season 2 called "Doomsday". What happened to rose still makes me feel wozzie!

 

[GL]

The end of Dead Poet's Society when the students stand on their desktops as Keating leaves the classroom. That one gets me. As does Spock's death scene in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn. Spock has always been my hero and when I first saw that at 12 years old I was really, really saddened. Now when I see it I'm moved by Kirk's reaction as he sits with his back to Spock's with only the chamber wall separating them.

 

[Danugh]

Closing scene of "The Color Purple" when Celie reunites with her children, gets me everytime even if i just tune in moments before.

Antwone Fisher - scene where he comes home and his grandmother says "Welcome home"

 

[doctorsun]

I know it's kinda cheesy, but the scene in Deep Impact where the astronauts say goodbye to their families before they sacrifice themselves to destroy the comet. When the little girl says "I love you, mommy," I completely break down.

 

[phloidf787]

There are several that get me once in a while, but only three I can think of that get me every time.

Ghost-near the end when Unchained Melody starts playing and Patrick and Demi say goodbye to eachother

V for Vendetta-when Evey finishes reading Valerie's letter

Avatar: The Last Airbender Episode 215 "The Tales of Ba Sing Se" 'The Tale of Iroh'-when Iroh sings "soldier boy" at his son's alter, emotional because of the subject matter and because it was one of Mako's (voice actor for Iroh) last scenes before he died this summer. Here's to Uncle Iroh,his love of tea, his Pai SHo mastery, and his love of family. You will be missed Mako

 

[Mstrbkr54]

Dear lord I know I am gay now for sure. It all stared when I saw the movie "The Sound of music.( In 1967-yea I am an old fart) When Julie Andrews ( probably one of our most beloved artists) went to the mother Superior and finally admitted to her that she was in love with the then soooo hot captain Van Trappe ( Christopher Plumber) , and the mother Superior told her that the love of a man is as honorable as a love for the lord ( I hope I have all of that correct) When Maria appears again, she is accompanied byall the sisters in the abbey, singing "How do you solve a problem like Maria. Be still my heart!!! Kleenex Please!!

 

[Mstrbkr54]

Dear lord I know I am gay now for sure. It all stared when I saw the movie "The Sound of music.( In 1967-yea I am an old fart) When Julie Andrews ( probably one of our most beloved artists) went to the mother Superior and finally admitted to her that she was in love with the then soooo hot captain Van Trappe ( Christopher Plumber) , and the mother Superior told her that the love of a man is as honorable as a love for the lord ( then that fuckin bitch the Baroness fnally reaizes she i is in second place when it comes to "Georg' as she babbles on about how the cooks "Wiener Schnitzel is far too delicous", and then admits that there is someone out "thee" that feels for him as he feels for her and allows him to appropach our dear Maria.( I hope I have all of that correct) When Maria appears again, she is accompanied by all the sisters in the abbey, singing "How do you solve a problem like Maria. Be still my heart!!! Kleenex Please!!

to all you young prettyboys - I suggest you watch this movie. It is all the glanm of holywood with believable, true story.

 

[Mako247]

mostly any scene in longtime companion,
living through the 80 crisis in SF was painful
watching it on film brings it all back

 

[qwe549]

My "cheesy" moment is towards the end of "Sixteen Candles" when Jake Ryan and his girlfriend are breaking up. The way she says "But I'm covered, okay? I won't get hurt..." with that synthesized tinny 80's music softly playing in the backround always gets me.

And I'm surprised it affected me so much, but most of the end of "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" had me a sobbing wreck. From the point where Cedric gets killed onward.

I'm an easy crier when watching TV shows and movies, though, so I could go on and on...

 

[Joshua_me]

TV: "The Simpson's" : 'Lisa's Substitute" "Read the note, Lisa !"
"YOU ARE LISA SIMPSON"

Movie: "Ordinary People" "Are you *really* my friend ?" "Count on it"

Josh

 

[levenshulme31]

The end of 'The Killing Fields' gets me everytime.

There was a doco on BBC last week made by a doctor in a Baghdad hospital which was just heartbreaking. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/6045708.stm (not sure how long you will be able to see it for)

and for a cheesier one, the episode of Rugrats where Chucky explains why he doesn't have a Mommy (she died of cancer) had me in bits.

 

[starlight70]

ET - when ET came back to life.
Beaches - when the song 'WBMW' came on.
Party of Five Season 1.

 

[lakeud]

Anytime when the music gets all cheesy and something happens that makes me feel happy for a character that was treated poorly or went through hell, etc.

 

[coco2006]

Forrest Gump, when Robin Wright Penn dies...
Gattaca, when Jude Law dies...
...recently : Little Miss Sunshine (when the kid says "Fuck!")

 

[eddy79]

Movie: Fellowship of the Ring:

Gandalf "Fly, you fools!" and the few minutes that follow.

TV: Doctor Who Season 2 "Doomsday"

The Bad Wolf Bay Scene, particularly the point at which


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the Doctor doesn't get to say I love you, and then a shot of his tear-streaked face. Had me blubbing like a good 'un and still does.





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[coco2006]

Movie: Fellowship of the Ring:

Gandalf "Fly, you fools!" and the few minutes that follow.

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Oooooooh yessssss !!!!!

....OMG !!!... I forgot "Million Dollar Baby".... I cried at least for 10 days... night and day... Fuck you, Clint... I love you so much, but I hated you for that one....

 

[xyboyms]

Closing scene of "The Color Purple" when Celie reunites with her children, gets me everytime even if i just tune in moments before.

Yes!!! When Celie starts running down to see them and you can see the look on her face when she realizes who pulled up to the house...........*****cries like a bitch********

AND

The last Xmas scene in "Stepmom" when Susan Sarandon's kids tell her they don't want her to go and they're going to miss her when she's dead.........***cries like a bitch again*******

 

[iamme84]

In an episode of Boy Meets World, the main characters are in the class and the teacher (feeny) and the student (cory) are talking and feeny says "i once had a cat" cause he just dangled a cool project in the students face and turned it into a less fun thing and cory say, jokingly, " i bet it hung it self" like feeny's so mean even his cat commited suicide to get away from him. I always cry when i think about that cause my cat died because it was hung by it's collar.

 

[pacz]

"My Life as a House" does it everytime!