It doesn't make me cry, but this ending scene from fast and furious 7 hits me in the chest everytime I see it.
Most emotionally wrenching tv or movie scene that's sure to hit you in the gut every time you see it.(and please share youtube clips if possible)
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Not thinking of a particular scene at the moment. However, I can say, Steve Martin's "Father of the Bride" took on a totally new meaning to me after I had a daughter. Saw it way back in the 90s as a teenager and it was just a funny movie. Watched it again a couple years ago, after having a daughter, and boy, it hits you different. Still funny, but all the emotions Steve Martin's character is feeling hit much closer to home.
When moonlight Graham steps over the line in field of dreams. Gets me EVERY time and I have seen it 30+ times.
Brian's Song -- can't remember the particular scene as there were several.
Maybe when Brian's wife wanted Gale Sayers to sign the autograph for the little girl but found out the little girl died.
I have a hard time watching Ray and his father play catch at the end after all those years. Always makes me want to be 10 years old again, playing catch with my dad in the backyard without a real worry in the world.
Cast Away - when Chuck, who has been missing in the Pacific for several years, is rescued and brought home to Memphis, shows up in a cab to Kelly's house (she being his former fiance) while her family sleeps, meets fondly with her, leaves in the car that they shared before his departure from Memphis. As he leaves, she runs down the driveway in a torrential rainstorm to catch him and kiss him passionately in the car. She considers riding off with him but knows she can't leave her husband and daughter. It's a wrenching sequence in a story that depicts the most unfair (to everyone involved) relationship scenario I've ever seen.
"My Sister's Keeper"...when the girl is going to the prom and she comes down stairs and everybody is wooing over her but her dad is standing off to the side giving her the spotlight and she sees him and walks over and ask him if he thinks she's pretty....no chance any man with a daughter doesnt bawl over this.....those of you crying watching Field Of Dreams wont be able to handle this movie
My father wouldn't come into the bride room on my wedding day. The first time he saw me in my dress and veil was when I met him in the vestibule of St, Peters (this was long before these "first look" photos became a thing). I said "Well Daddy?". He said "You look beautiful Sweetheart" and started crying. I told him I could handle anyone's tears that day but his. That was the ONLY time I teared up that day.
Yeah...I get that scene you mention.
Maybe when Gale accepted the award and gave it to Piccolo, tearing up just thinking about it! Damn good made for tv movie!
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The Art of Racing In the Rain.
Too many scenes to mention, from the very first scene to the very end.
I mean full on sobbing.
Too many scenes to mention, from the very first scene to the very end.
I mean full on sobbing.
Among the many scenes in Forrest Gump that fit this category, I think this is the one that gets me the most:
Oh, Marley & Me. If you've seen it, you know. I'm not even going to post the video. Once was enough.
That's some good ones! I concur with Brian's Song, that movie just rips your guts out.
The last 4 minutes of Shawshank.
Field of Dreams: Doc stepping over, catch with dad.
It's a Wonderful Life, ending
Saving Private Ryan, ending
On the Waterfront, Brando, "I Coulda' Been a Contender"
The last 4 minutes of Shawshank.
Field of Dreams: Doc stepping over, catch with dad.
It's a Wonderful Life, ending
Saving Private Ryan, ending
On the Waterfront, Brando, "I Coulda' Been a Contender"
What is this, emotional night for you left handed cocks?
Get a grip, the month is almost over.
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Episode "100" of Criminal Minds is one I have to watch anytime I see it's on. It's Season 5, Episode 9.
I also hate when Michael Scott leaves The Office. I always skip those last few episdoes. Usually I just start the series over as it was a completely different show without him on there.
Hachi, the story of the dog that waits for its dead owner at the train station, every day, year after year, at the time the train arrives for a decade.
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This gets me every time, even just watching this clip hits me in the feels.....
Bohemian Rhapsody
FM going to the AIDS Clinic and being told while “who wants to live forever” plays and he walks out when a kid in the hallway recognizes him
Ugh
FM going to the AIDS Clinic and being told while “who wants to live forever” plays and he walks out when a kid in the hallway recognizes him
Ugh
Going way back, but there is a Paul Muni film made in 1937 called The Good Earth about a Chinese peasant farmer that comes on hard times with his crop and needs to kill his working ox to feed his family for survival and he just can’t do it, amazing a movie like that could move you so much, but it is a heart wrenching scene!
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The end on Saving Private Ryan, when he ask his wife , if he was a good men. Go Cocks
The guy that killed john wick’ dog
And the end of dead pool 2
& fast & furious when ever they bring back people thought to have died
& Luke Sky Walker
& Rae the first time she makes the lightsaber fly
& that prick for killing han solo
& ole yeller
& most of the 1980’s Braves
Our second loss to citadel
Our first loss to citadel
When SF let Joe Montana go
When Sterling Sharpe’s nfl career ended
End of the notebook
End of notting hill
That episode of yellowstone when they are drinking Weller black 12 year in the back seat of an SuV
Top gun when we lost goose
The slut from legend of the fall (3 brothers c’mon, look elsewhere) she dismembered a great family, disturbing movie all the way thru
Atrail’s dragon in never ending story
Optimus Prime (I forget which time)
When Covid stole Kiki Herbert Harrigan’s ring
When we got knocked out as 2 seed
When we got knocked out as 3 seed
Bobby Cremins
Our baseball team’s trip to Gainsville
Bull Durham
(happy tears)
Bull Durham
25% of our MBB wins were against UK
& that time Devon Downey beat UK
When Joe brought KC back to the playoffs
The Michael Roth years (& he could PH)
Muschamp exit (he was 2&0 vs Allbarn)!
2022 rocky bottom and Clemsux
And the end of dead pool 2
& fast & furious when ever they bring back people thought to have died
& Luke Sky Walker
& Rae the first time she makes the lightsaber fly
& that prick for killing han solo
& ole yeller
& most of the 1980’s Braves
Our second loss to citadel
Our first loss to citadel
When SF let Joe Montana go
When Sterling Sharpe’s nfl career ended
End of the notebook
End of notting hill
That episode of yellowstone when they are drinking Weller black 12 year in the back seat of an SuV
Top gun when we lost goose
The slut from legend of the fall (3 brothers c’mon, look elsewhere) she dismembered a great family, disturbing movie all the way thru
Atrail’s dragon in never ending story
Optimus Prime (I forget which time)
When Covid stole Kiki Herbert Harrigan’s ring
When we got knocked out as 2 seed
When we got knocked out as 3 seed
Bobby Cremins
Our baseball team’s trip to Gainsville
Bull Durham
(happy tears)
Bull Durham
25% of our MBB wins were against UK
& that time Devon Downey beat UK
When Joe brought KC back to the playoffs
The Michael Roth years (& he could PH)
Muschamp exit (he was 2&0 vs Allbarn)!
2022 rocky bottom and Clemsux
i remember watching this but ca't remember about the boy. Did he hide somewhere
Yes. He hid in the bench in Hotch’s home office. They showed a flashback to Hotch working and he hears knocking. He opens the top of the bench and Jack says “I work the case too Daddy.”
Oh man. Enzo's last ride gets me all the time and even now as I type (wish I knew the title of the song on that last ride). And the last scene in that movie in the garage....... amazing.
The last 4-5 minutes of a Dog's Journey also span the range of emotions from heartbreak to hopeful and heartwarming.
2 Tom Hanks movies:
Bridge Of Spies: In the end on a train in New York City, Hanks character sees a group of boys jumping on and over a fence. That immediately brought back memories to Hanks character of watching East Germans trying to go over the Berlin Wall to freedom, only to be gunned down by East German communist guards. This is the only movie I have ever been to where the audience stood up and gave a standing ovation at the end.
The other Hanks movie was "You've Got Mail". Meg Ryan at Riverside Park in New York City sees her ex- business rival (Hanks), who put her out of business, walking up to her to meet her revealing himself to be the mysterious internet pen pal she fell in love with. Meg was a waterfall when she realized that. One was happy for Meg's character.
We were soldiers. Mailman scene.
Also Deapool 2.
Is this heaven? It is now.
Also Deapool 2.
Is this heaven? It is now.
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