Most emotional movie scenes?

#41

those movies sucked

#42

is that a subtle reference to Hachi the dog ?

#43

-snip-

#44

Person of Interest where the guy get shot and the song “When Things Explode” plays.

#45

Might get flak for this but… when Dicaprio finally gets to see his kids in Inception

#46

The Room is a fucking trip.

“You’re tearing me apart, Lisa!”

Lik dis if yuo cry eveyrtim

#47

i saw fast five and the thing with the safe at the end is pretty dumb but cool

#48

i dont think i felt any actual emotions during that movie tho so it might not be relevent

#49

Godron getting the shit beat out of him by the GPD in Batman: Year One. Well not particularly that scene, but when he got his…

Chills and cheers. It was a slow paced movie, and people looking for an animated batman film may have expected something a bit more showey, but fucking hell I enjoyed the hell out of it. I want to watch it again.

#50

Good movie. The ending scene with SPOILER [COLOR=‘Black’]Falcone’s son kidnapping Gordon’s kid and trying to stab Gordon right in front of his kid, with Gordon being unable to fight back as the guy used his kid as a shield was quite an adrenaline booster.

#51

Ah, frank miller…what the hell happened?

Side note: Brian Cranston is a fucking amazing Gordon.

#52

A few moments that gave me the feels:

  • When the robot in The Iron Giant seems to get destroyed.

  • When Artax dies in The Neverending Story

  • When the small child dies in Pet Sematary

  • The girl in the red coat in Schinler’s List

  • When Setsuko dies in Grave of the Fireflies

#53

this was pretty fucked up.

#54

At first, I guess. But then I found it to be hilarious. Albeit, the news is still pretty sad. But the situation was comical.

#55

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG-7e943srs

#56

This, all the fucking time
It doesn’t help that my parents rewatch the trilogy so often…

#57

A friend of mine had gotten me tickets to see Les Miserables a month or so ago; and despite the movie’s emotional and sentimental -ish buildup, any hopes of taking it seriously after watching and hearing Russel Crowe shatter himself in half on that concrete river bed had me laughing for the rest of that night.

#58

How about the entire beginning of the Pixar movie “Up”?

#59

well, that’s a given

#60

Yeah, I think I already mentioned that one, but maybe not in this thread.

:’(

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