Something like “Time to die” from Blade Runner. It hasn’t got to be sad, it can be a very happy ending, so fucking happy that makes you cry of happiness. That’s the kind of things I love in movies, so I’m trying to gather all those scenes.
From when they bring whatshisname back to life to the end in Inception was really well done. Ending of Toy Story 3. Not sure if it fits but the ending to Solaris.
Ending to “Once.” Only movie that’s ever made me cry.
Snape and Lilly scene in the Deathly Hollows. 
When the ant dies in “Honey, I shrunk the Kids”.
Honestly, that’s the only movie ever that made me cry tears of sadness.
Cried like a babby at the end of The Green Mile.
Shawshank redemption really moved me
well… The ending of LOTR3 always gets me
“My friends… You bow to no one.”
;_;
Titanic – after jack dies
The whole sequence with Isabel from the 1970 musical version of A Christmas Carol. For some reason, always gets to me.
Also, from Christmas movies, One Magic Christmas (a retelling of the tale of Scrooge about an unhappy poor mother who is fed up at Christmas). In this retelling, (see the near-invisible text) [COLOR=’#191919’]when Ginny’s husband decides to drain some of the savings account for Christmas shopping without Ginny’s permission, she goes to the bank to try to stop him. There, a bank robber, desperate for money to provide for his son, holds the bank hostage and shoots and kills the husband. The robber flees the bank, stealing the car containing Ginny’s son and daughter. During the getaway, the robber crashes off a bridge and into the icy river below. In short order, Ginny loses both her husband and her two children. The scene in which Ginny’s standing in the bathroom always causes me to lose it. I nearly cannot watch this movie at all because of that scene.
in die another day when john cleese walks behind the invisible car and his legs look all weird for a sec
More importantly, Ginny also lost the money.
The beginning of Up. It wouldn’t be quite so traumatizing if it weren’t for the fact that the movie was advertised as a comedy.
There was nothing comedic about that montage.
Andy giving toys away.
The first Land Before Time, when the baby dinosaurs get separated from the parents. I was at the appropriate age when I first saw it to bawl like a kid.
Yes. Everything about that fucking movie is awesome.
I have to second this one.
The Road when the man dies in the beach was, it was the saddest scene for me. And the happiest when Truman reachs the wall in The Truman Show.