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If you didn't cry over this or Artax dying then it's like how's jail treating you?
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I remember crying during that Adam Sandler movie Click when he’s old and alone in the hospital and runs out into the rain chasing after his family but falls down and dies
Okay, no but seriously. I remember watching this movie as a double date flick and all four of us choked up lol. Both me and the other girl were bawling, I was like “I thought this was a COMEDY?!”
God this scene hits so much differently as certain things happen to you in life and you realize you’ve been her. Crying in that room alone trying to pull it together
The school play scene where she confronts him crying and then pulls it together quickly to congratulate her daughter on her performance and you can still HEAR the heartbreak in her voice as she says “darling!”
Phenomenal acting.
when i was younger I remember not understanding why she didn't blow up and leave him. Now as an adult its so much more painful because I understand why she stayed.
I was about 5 yo when I saw it the first time and to this day I get both angry and sad at how they separated a baby from his mother and then were so fucking mean to him... it's the one classic Disney movie I pretty much hate. Poor Dumbo.. and all the animals this happens to every day for various reasons..
In Brother Bear when Kenai has to tell Koda that he killed his mother
"I did something very wrong....your mother isn't coming back"
Absolute daggers into my heart
In Lilo and Stitch when he runs away and he’s sat in the jungle by himself reading the Ugly Duckling. His little voice saying “I’m lost” makes me cry every time. I got teary just writing this comment thinking about it lmfao
It really is kind of a only watch it once because it is just that impactful. Leo and Johnny Depp were just absolutely genius. I could cry now just thinking about it.
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“I'm sorry, it's not enough. You know what it's like to be poor and you know what it's like to work hard, now you're gonna know what it's like to sweep floors and bust your ass and accomplish twice as much as all the kids around you, and it won't mean anything because they will still look down on you, and you will want so much for them to like you and they just won't and then it'll break your heart, and that'll make your heart bigger and open your eyes and finally you will realize that there's more to life than proving you're the smartest person in the world. I'm sorry Malcolm, but you don't get the easy path, you don't get to just have fun and be rich and live the life of luxury.”
I grew up a less than privileged kid. We bordered on poverty a lot. There was something so comforting about this family that despite it all, despite the arguing and the fighting and the struggles, they still loved each other and they still looked out for one another.
This show is so layered and real.
Lois might be A LOT but God damn did she have her morals straight and genuinely did her best to raise her boys to be good members of society.
And can we talk about the love she and Hal have for each other? There's one scene where she feels bad because she realizes he loves her more than she loves him, and he just starts laughing and says something along the lines of " Of COURSE I love you more...I've always known this! Lois, if the tables were turned and you loved me more than I love you, we'd never leave the bedroom!"
Oh man, when the boys get angry and all go after Hals family for the way they treated Lois at the reunion. They've all said many times how much they hate her, but the blind rage they all express when they walk down the hallway makes me choke up.
"What are you guys gonna do??" "We don't know. We never know."
Such a funny scene, but so damn sweet.
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I always cry at the end of A Little Princess. It's especially heartbreaking when Sara’s father doesn’t remember her.
This movie but a different scene absolutely breaks me every time:
After Littlefoot’s mom dies, he’s wandering alone with the sun behind him and his shadow looks really tall. So he goes running towards it happily and excited because he thinks it’s his mom and he’s confused when he gets closer to the wall his shadow’s on and she’s not there.
I’m actually choked up right now just typing that, it makes me really emotional every time I talk about it haha
I had forgotten about how much this scene wrecked me emotionally and now I’m trying to explain to my husband why I’m weeping while we’re watching Chopped
I sob all the way through this film.
Also, Coco when you think about dying the second time when the last person alive who knew you remembers you for the last time 😭😭
I think about that as a concept SO MUCH. I used to never talk about the dead because it was uncomfy but now I bring up memories with others as much as I can. It’s ok if it’s uncomfy and it’s ok if you get bleary eyed. It’s better than forgetting
Little Miss Sunshine. When they all join her and don't give a single fuck what strangers think about them, just supporting her.
...can you tell I never had that as a child 🥲
The ending of Edward Scissorhands when old Winona tells the little girl that it snows bc of Edward and that she won’t visit him bc she’s too old and he probably doesn’t like her anymore. I watched in my schools film club and I audibly sobbed. I couldn’t participate in the discussion for 10 minutes bc I couldn’t stop crying lol
The end of the first Rugrats movie where the babies decide to use their ONE AND ONLY WISH to bring Spike back from the dead instead of wishing to go home 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Also the A Million Dreams scene from The Greatest Showman makes me cry idk why it’s just so wholesome I can’t even listen to the song without getting emotional
This is SO DUMB. But this frog woman clutching her eggs, risking her life to make it to her husband and keep these eggs safe after Grogu was eating them the whole episode; and there’s this scene where they’re taking off in the ship and she’s just holding onto them for dear life.
Like I ugly cried over this lmao.
Omg yes. This episode was so harrowing. I hated Grogu this episode lol, like to go through all this to save these babies and he’s snacking on them?! It’s brutal.
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robin williams’ final scene in night at the museum 3. he died shortly before it was released and i couldn’t handle it. it was like he was saying goodbye.
Beth (Claire Danes) in Little Women from 1994…
Beth : If God wants me with Him, there is none who will stop Him. I don't mind. I was never like the rest of you... making plans about the great things I'd do. I never saw myself as anything much. Not a great writer like you.
Jo : Beth, I'm not a great writer.
Beth : But you will be. Oh, Jo, I've missed you so. Why does everyone want to go away? I love being home. But I don't like being left behind. Now I am the one going ahead. I am not afraid. I can be brave like you.
Gets me every time 😭
I always get emotional when Samantha slept with Richard (basically cheating on Smith) in Sex and the City and Smith waited downstairs for her afterwards because he wanted her to get home safely. She breaks down and says she doesn’t know why she does these things and hates herself for it, then Carrie‘s voiceover:
Even in the dark, Smith could still see Samantha and for the very first time, she saw him.
loved smith. he was such a good guy.
i also cry during miranda’s mother’s funeral when carrie sees aiden and steve in the church. they hadn’t been invited afaik, but they came anyway for support.
the show seriously had some problems, but man, every now and again it was *really* good.
I love in that same scene where Samantha mouths "I'm sorry" to Miranda. I know it's twee, but being vulnerable for a friend is such an intimate experience and I really appreciated it being a theme in the show.
The one that gets me from that story arc is when he tells her that her personal life is interfering in her professional life and she rushes to the elevator. Every time.
To jump off this, the scene where Samantha and Richard dance by the pool and Samantha realizes she’s in love while “By Your Side” by Sade plays…I melt like butter. The music, the cinematography, the acting, all of it. Perfect.
Omg I literally just watched this episode the other day! And to add: juxtaposed to all the young people at the hotel event being labeled as “immature” when truly it’s Richard who is a man child. You get older, but if you don’t work out your shit, you never change.
*"Are you afraid?"*
*"Not of dying, really. It's more that I'm afraid of time. And not having enough of it. Time to figure out who I'm supposed to be.... to find my place in the world before I have to leave it. I'm afraid of what I'll miss."*
I was having a full teenage existential crisis because of this. They had NO right doing this to us in a lighthearted girly movie about magic pants. NO RIGHT
OMFG I went to see this in the theater with my friends, and during this scene I was really holding back tears. Then, all of a sudden, in this packed theater, someone on the other side of the theater just WAILS and the whole rest of the theater suddenly starts sobbing audibly too. It was like we were all waiting for permission to cry with each other lol
Never Been Kissed is extra sad for me. My mom used to love watching that movie together with me. I lost her last month and so many things remind me of her 💔
This might not be a popular choice but Basketball Diaries, the end where Leonardo DiCaprio is begging his mom for 20$ cause he’s sick and she’s on the other side of the door crying with the 20$ bill in her hand and then she calls the police and says he’s breaking in so they’ll come arrest him. I cry every time I see that, Leonardo’s portrayal of a heroin addict in full blown withdrawal is absolutely incredible.
Another one is Terms of Endearment. Shirley MacLaine screaming at the nurses that her daughter is in pain and due for her medication. She just wants her daughter to stop hurting and the staff at the hospital isn’t moving quick enough to suit her.
I love this movie, Idgie was like a childhood idol, read the book when I was twelve, and THE LIKE A MONTH AGO I read the name of the real woman who inspired Idgie and realized due to some genealogy I worked on last year that my mother is 3rd cousins with the author Fannie Flagg and we are therefore also related to her great-aunt, the “real” Idgie! (Also didn’t expected to find so many more queers on the AL side of my tree but there ya have it, what a delight). Mom’s cousins apparently knew at the time of the film we were “somehow” connected but never bothered to tell he or anyone, I guess. Wild.
Also the part where the toys are heading towards the incinerator and just kind of accept their fate, all look at each other and form a chain holding hands 🥺🥺 (then the aliens come and it’s all fine again but the first time I saw it not knowing the aliens would rescue them, I almost lost my shit in the cinema!)
The Fall with Lee Pace: When Roy is “ending” his story to Alexandria and >!kills the characters off while she’s begging him to stop.!<
Pretty much any scene with Laurie Metcalf in Ladybird. Perfectly encapsulates the mother/teen daughter relationship in the most painful and beautiful way, I always sob
Oh my god, Lady Bird always gets me. Especially the end. *”Mom, did you feel emotional the first time you drove in Sacramento?”* The parallels between mother and daughter. Lady Bird’s reconciliation with her mother and her nostalgia for childhood and home.
I think I’ll always cry watching this film. It’s extra special to me now because it was one of my best friend’s favorites. I don’t know why, but she always watched it the night before the first day of school. And now she’s been gone almost three months and my own first day of classes is coming up and I’m wondering if I should watch it the night before in her honor.
So many scenes from The Way, Way Back 🥺
When the kid runs back to the waterpark one more time to say goodbye to Sam Rockwell's character, when Toni Collette gets upset when they're playing Candyland.
The whole movie makes me tear up lmao but I also find it so wholesome and comfy.
I wish that movie was more well-known! Steve Carell was brilliant as a villain step-dad, and Sam Rockwell is amazing in everything, even in other films where the script isn't great.
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I can’t explain why, really, but the “Boy Who Swallowed a Star” sequence from *Howl’s Moving Castle.* I think it’s a combination of Sophie’s resilience and devotion to Howl, her unrestrained emotion (“I don’t know why, but I can’t stop crying”), the music and the animation, and the whole time-loop aspect (“Find me in the future!”).
It’s just such a brilliant scene. HMC will always be my favorite movie ever.
When Forrest is running from the bullies in his way home from school in Forrest Gump.
When Alan realizes what happened to his parents while he was trapped in the game in Jumanji (1995).
From A League of Their Own, the telegram scene and when Marla leaves for try outs.
::edit:: I don't always cry, but my heart breaks every time I see Shirley trying to find her name on the board.
The scene in ugly Betty where Justin is performing Hairspray on the train since it broke down and someone said something like “tell your fairy kid to shut up”. Justin’s dad, who had previously been urging Justin to try out for sports and do more “manly” things, gets out of his seat and stands up for his son, and says “now my son’s gonna finish his performance of hairspray. And you’re gonna clap when he’s finished”. It was so beautiful especially as someone that’s in the LGBT community, I’m tearing up just thinking about it now 🥹
That and the scene in fox and the hound where the old lady drops off Todd and drives away 😭 one of the top 5 most sad/ heartbreaking scenes ever
Obviously not this scene but Robin Williams in court pleading to be able to see his kids. “I'm addicted to my children, sir. I love them with all my heart, and the idea of someone telling me I can't be with them, I can't see them everyday... It's like someone saying I can't have air. I can't live without air and I can't live without them.”
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This film helped me so hard when I was grieving after losing my father in 2020. I had a very difficult relationship with him, my mum and sister did too. And I felt like I had to forgive him for the hurt he caused us all or I had to white wash it. But I wanted to remember him, it was a complicated set of emotions to have. And this very simple quote helped me so much. Now I’m in a much better place with my grief, it doesn’t hurt as much as it did and I’m ok with not erasing my father’s faults. But every now and again I can remember good things and it is ok. It doesn’t sting so much.
In The Chipmunk Adventure when The Chipettes sing My Mother before they return the baby penguin back to it’s parents. Thirty five years later and I’m still sobbing 😭
When Drew Barrymore’s character’s dad died in Ever After. She’s distraught. And Angelica Huston, who plays the villain, is also inconsolable and you can see on her face that she cares for the dying man, and him dying and her being left alone with the children clearly wasn’t her plan.
Also, there’s some scene in a Winnie the Pooh special or something where Rabbit adopts a baby bird and tries to not let the bird fly because Rabbit is afraid of losing the bird. But the bird’s gotta fly, so after tribulations the birdie gets ready to go, will Rabbit/won’t Rabbit show up and then the bird leaves and Rabbit shows up just after. Heartbreak! Birdie comes back to be like I will always love you, and then Rabbit is just waiting for the bird to come back. I remember watching that and then going to demand a hug from my mom. Even describing the ep has me a little weepy. Rabbit’s pain was palpable to me.
Anjelica Huston is *so good* in Ever After.
I put her in that role into a trinity with Miss Minchin from A Little Princess and Mother Goethel from Tangled.
Steel magnolias- sally field at Shelby’s funeral.. and remember the titans when Gary gets hit by the car and at the hospital. I’ve seen both a million times and still bawl every time
Amy choosing to turn around and Vincent visiting the museum, each and every time.
Also the mom leading the way home if that’s the Christmas episode I pick and I’ve been drinking.
I feel like this scene was so hard because it's so true to life - when my dad passed, at his funeral when they closed his casket my first thought was panic because he wouldn't be able to breathe. You haven't processed yet and this line was such a tearjerker because it illustrates that so well
The scene from Lilo and stitch where Lilo throws her doll on the ground after the mean girls bully her :( then she runs back to get it :( idk why that scene shatters me so much
That scene from Buffy when Anya has a complete breakdown after Joyce dies. The whole episode is sad but this scene just destroys me.
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Two: the end of Elf when Santa flies his sleigh because everyone sings (no idea why but it happens every time) and the episode of Futurama when cry gets extra time with his long dead mum. I miss mine all of the time and that hits me so hard.
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K, but the dog episode from futurama kills me. I lost both of my childhood dogs with in the past couple years and it kills me. EVERYTIME
The end of Juno when her dad tells her that she will be back (having a baby) on her own terms one day. That's what gets me. I'm tearing up just thinking about it. He is the best movie dad ever.
That whole movie makes me sob. When Vanessa tells her husband if she has to wait for him to become a rockstar she’ll never be a mother and she’s just so resigned and disappointed in him, when Juno’s dad is sitting with her and says she’ll be back one day on her terms, or when Jennifer garner sees the baby for the first time and asks how she looks and has that little moment with Juno’s stepmother 😭
My answer is technically not the titanic ENDING. It's when the band breaks up but the one violinist stays behind to continue playing and the other players slowly return one by one. Followed by the montages of all the chaos. I ugly cried at that.
Hachiko - A Dog's Tale is made to be a tearjerker, so I don't know if it counts.
I ugly-cried all through it because the human race doesn't deserve dogs.
In recent cinema history, “Rocket, Floor, Teefs go now!” absolutely BROKE ME. DESTROYED. I sobbed on and off for about 2-3 days afterward.
That was cruel and im never watching GOTG 3 again lol
The ending of the Lorax. The onceler was still old and reclusive and it really made me realise that sometimes, you can’t ever go back and you just have to live with all the bad you’ve done.
My sister was 9, and loved Jurassic Park. Jurassic World just came out and I took her to the IMAX. My god this girl was uncontrollably sobbing at the last T-Rex roar over the Jurassic Park reprise score.
I had to carry her out of the theater and she’s blubbering out the plot of the movie as we walk past the line of people waiting to go in and see it. All you could hear was her sobbing “IT’S SO BEAUTIFUL” and people groaning from the spoilers.
Core memory of my sister.
When I watched P.S. I love you for the first time, I had just read the book, so I was crying just because they were fighting in the beginning, yelling at my TV to stop fighting because >!he was going to die!< Then I SOBBED when it finally came to that point. For reference, this is like the first 5 minutes of the movie, I basically cried with the starting credits
In Field of Dreams when Moonlight Graham becomes old again to save Karen from choking to death he turns to leave after he saves her life to go into the corn field and Shoeless Joe says “ Hey, Rookie. You were good”.
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my dog skip will forever break my heart.
I used to LOVE the Resident Evil movies. In Resident Evil: Apocalypse Alice has to fight Nemesis. Nemesis is an experiment from the umbrella corporation. He was a person named Matt and only other person that escaped the hive with Alice during the initial outbreak.
I would cry like a baby when that scene came on. I always felt a little silly over that one.
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This movie. I was about 5 when I first saw it and I loved it. When I was 8, my grandmother died. I was very close to her and it hit me really hard. Charlotte’s Web just happened to be on TV around then, I watched like always…..and the actual meaning of the story hit me in the face like a sledgehammer and my parents had to calm my hysterical ass down. I still can’t watch it and that was 30 years ago.
The whole movie wrecks me because it’s tangled up with memories of my mom, but The Last Unicorn hits me a few different times.
The scene in Merida where her mother starts to become more wild and bear like, and Merida realizes it's nearly too late for her mother to turn back into the queen.
Edit: The movie is called "Brave."
The last scene of The Edge of Seventeen when >!Erwin introduces Nadine to his friends, and feeling excluded she starts to exit the group, but he pulls her back in!<. Having spent a lot of time feeling not part of a group even if I’m nominally included, that moment hit hard.
The movie is a trifle but Mr Hobb's Takes a Vacation has a scene where Jimmy Stewart's character takes his son, who is around ten, on a boat ride to see a comet that comes by something like every thirty years and his son says "we can see it together the next time it comes around" and the dad just smiles sadly and agrees knowing that he probably won't be here when that comet comes back. It wrecks me.
Although, I went back and did the math and Jimmy Stewart did live long enough to see that fictional comet come back so I always tell myself that they saw it one more time.
Two moments in Crazy Rich Asians, both around Rachel and her mom.
The first is when her mom first shows up in Singapore and they’re talking about her life before she had Rachel and how she ended up in the US as a single mom.
The second is the entire mahjong scene with Eleanor, but especially starting when Rachel reveals her potentially game winning hand and how she walks over to leave with her mom and her mom gives Eleanor a stare. (Could write an essay on the beauty of this scene overall!!)
I just love that for a romcom, most of the emotionally powered scenes were between the women in the movie.
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 Homeward bound when the cat & younger dog come out first and they think the old dog hadn't made it 😭
 SHADOW ❤️❤️❤️
Anyone who didn’t cry at this scene as kids is probably in jail for murder now.
If you didn't cry over this or Artax dying then it's like how's jail treating you? https://preview.redd.it/n6h42tycpcib1.jpeg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=33172ad613a2cfaae90ce7479ba4fdca9a8f8449
I DIDNT NEED TO REMEMBER THIS!!!
This film owes my entire generation financial compensation for pain and suffering
I’m tearing up at just the mention of it
As a kid with a golden retriever this one SENT ME
I remember crying during that Adam Sandler movie Click when he’s old and alone in the hospital and runs out into the rain chasing after his family but falls down and dies
And when he finds out his dad died and he goes back to relive the last time he saw him. The whole scene is devastating.
This part for me. I can hardly watch it, it's too sad.
Okay, no but seriously. I remember watching this movie as a double date flick and all four of us choked up lol. Both me and the other girl were bawling, I was like “I thought this was a COMEDY?!”
This! My dad used to never get emotional at movies but that scene ALWAYS made him cry 😂
God this scene hits so much differently as certain things happen to you in life and you realize you’ve been her. Crying in that room alone trying to pull it together
The school play scene where she confronts him crying and then pulls it together quickly to congratulate her daughter on her performance and you can still HEAR the heartbreak in her voice as she says “darling!” Phenomenal acting.
*tight whisper* "you also made a fool out of me" I think about that line all the time and I have a lump in my throat right now.
OMG GUT WRENCHING. Her performance was earth shaking.
Oh man. I can’t even think of Joni Mitchell without thinking of this!!
That feel of giving everything to raise a family just to realize your husband is lusting after someone younger.
Emma Thompson is a tour de force.
when i was younger I remember not understanding why she didn't blow up and leave him. Now as an adult its so much more painful because I understand why she stayed.
I hate getting old
Crushes me even more after learning what Kenneth Branagh and Helena Bonham Carter did to her.
I can’t even listen to that Joni Mitchell song without tearing up now.
 This. Omfg, just crying now.
I was about 5 yo when I saw it the first time and to this day I get both angry and sad at how they separated a baby from his mother and then were so fucking mean to him... it's the one classic Disney movie I pretty much hate. Poor Dumbo.. and all the animals this happens to every day for various reasons..
 This whole movie wrecks me and I refuse to watch it.
My mom used to sing this to me when I was a young kid. I'm getting choked up thinking about it.
WHY DID YOU DO THIS TO ME
This gif alone is making me tear up
 In Brother Bear when Kenai has to tell Koda that he killed his mother "I did something very wrong....your mother isn't coming back" Absolute daggers into my heart
Ugly tears every time. I always cry happy tears later when we see the spirits for the second time and Koda’s mom and Sitka are all there
In Lilo and Stitch when he runs away and he’s sat in the jungle by himself reading the Ugly Duckling. His little voice saying “I’m lost” makes me cry every time. I got teary just writing this comment thinking about it lmfao 
 If you haven't seen this movie, you should get on it. 😭 Edit: Movie title is What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Leo was fucking amazing in this. I haven’t seen the film in 15 or so years, but I can still hear him crying.
Should have been his first oscar
It really is kind of a only watch it once because it is just that impactful. Leo and Johnny Depp were just absolutely genius. I could cry now just thinking about it.
This man was ROBBED of an Oscar for this
https://preview.redd.it/3oiyfddzscib1.jpeg?width=414&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ad4ad215e3614e19966118e1577f5e4011551dd1 “I'm sorry, it's not enough. You know what it's like to be poor and you know what it's like to work hard, now you're gonna know what it's like to sweep floors and bust your ass and accomplish twice as much as all the kids around you, and it won't mean anything because they will still look down on you, and you will want so much for them to like you and they just won't and then it'll break your heart, and that'll make your heart bigger and open your eyes and finally you will realize that there's more to life than proving you're the smartest person in the world. I'm sorry Malcolm, but you don't get the easy path, you don't get to just have fun and be rich and live the life of luxury.” I grew up a less than privileged kid. We bordered on poverty a lot. There was something so comforting about this family that despite it all, despite the arguing and the fighting and the struggles, they still loved each other and they still looked out for one another.
This show is so layered and real. Lois might be A LOT but God damn did she have her morals straight and genuinely did her best to raise her boys to be good members of society. And can we talk about the love she and Hal have for each other? There's one scene where she feels bad because she realizes he loves her more than she loves him, and he just starts laughing and says something along the lines of " Of COURSE I love you more...I've always known this! Lois, if the tables were turned and you loved me more than I love you, we'd never leave the bedroom!"
I love that Hal and Lois have the healthiest sex live of any married TV couple with 3 crazy kids in the house.
Oh man, when the boys get angry and all go after Hals family for the way they treated Lois at the reunion. They've all said many times how much they hate her, but the blind rage they all express when they walk down the hallway makes me choke up. "What are you guys gonna do??" "We don't know. We never know." Such a funny scene, but so damn sweet.
I love MITM so much
https://i.redd.it/mpnidha5ocib1.gif I always cry at the end of A Little Princess. It's especially heartbreaking when Sara’s father doesn’t remember her.
I still have the locket that came with my VHS copy!
I have VIVID memories of being five years old and sobbing inconsolably during this scene. Damn it, I’m tearing up now just thinking about it!
THIS PART and the monologue she gives Ms Minchin about how all girls are princesses???? Uncontrollable tears
“Didn't your father ever tell you that? DIDN’T HE?” 😭
A Little Princess is my go-to movie when I need a cathartic cry. https://i.redd.it/9l1nvd4qvcib1.gif
I’m so glad this is the ending they went with and not the book ending. I hated that ending haha.
No one I know knows this movie! It’s imprinted on my brain from childhood
That scene makes me ugly cry.
PAPA!!! God, it makes me weep just thinking about it
This movie but a different scene absolutely breaks me every time: After Littlefoot’s mom dies, he’s wandering alone with the sun behind him and his shadow looks really tall. So he goes running towards it happily and excited because he thinks it’s his mom and he’s confused when he gets closer to the wall his shadow’s on and she’s not there. I’m actually choked up right now just typing that, it makes me really emotional every time I talk about it haha
I had forgotten about how much this scene wrecked me emotionally and now I’m trying to explain to my husband why I’m weeping while we’re watching Chopped
I sob all the way through this film. Also, Coco when you think about dying the second time when the last person alive who knew you remembers you for the last time 😭😭
I think about that as a concept SO MUCH. I used to never talk about the dead because it was uncomfy but now I bring up memories with others as much as I can. It’s ok if it’s uncomfy and it’s ok if you get bleary eyed. It’s better than forgetting
 Little Miss Sunshine. When they all join her and don't give a single fuck what strangers think about them, just supporting her. ...can you tell I never had that as a child 🥲
Such a good movie. >!A shame grandpa died before he could see the choreography he taught her.!<
Yes- the Olive you’re beautiful speech made me bawl.
The scene where the brother screams is etched in my brain.
The scene with ice cream in the diner makes me so sad.
The ending of Edward Scissorhands when old Winona tells the little girl that it snows bc of Edward and that she won’t visit him bc she’s too old and he probably doesn’t like her anymore. I watched in my schools film club and I audibly sobbed. I couldn’t participate in the discussion for 10 minutes bc I couldn’t stop crying lol
“Sometimes you can still catch me dancing in it”  😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
 This entire movie. Can only watch it after a breakup 😩
The end of the first Rugrats movie where the babies decide to use their ONE AND ONLY WISH to bring Spike back from the dead instead of wishing to go home 😭😭😭😭😭😭 Also the A Million Dreams scene from The Greatest Showman makes me cry idk why it’s just so wholesome I can’t even listen to the song without getting emotional
The airplane scene in Rugrats in Paris with the Cyndi Lauper song "I want a mom" will always destroy me.
When Will Smith watches his dog die twice in I Am Legend. I couldn’t stop crying.
 I dont know why but sad animal films make me cry. This broke me as a child and as an adult.
When the old lady drops Todd off in the forest. Like, I know it's for his safety but MAN.
As a child, this was THE saddest movie.
 This is SO DUMB. But this frog woman clutching her eggs, risking her life to make it to her husband and keep these eggs safe after Grogu was eating them the whole episode; and there’s this scene where they’re taking off in the ship and she’s just holding onto them for dear life. Like I ugly cried over this lmao.
Grogu eating the eggs was played for laughs and it made me SO upset. I was yelling at the TV
Omg yes. This episode was so harrowing. I hated Grogu this episode lol, like to go through all this to save these babies and he’s snacking on them?! It’s brutal.
ME TOOO!!! I was like um did he just murder her children?!!!!! Why is this funny????
https://i.redd.it/ce48gt0kedib1.gif robin williams’ final scene in night at the museum 3. he died shortly before it was released and i couldn’t handle it. it was like he was saying goodbye.
Beth (Claire Danes) in Little Women from 1994… Beth : If God wants me with Him, there is none who will stop Him. I don't mind. I was never like the rest of you... making plans about the great things I'd do. I never saw myself as anything much. Not a great writer like you. Jo : Beth, I'm not a great writer. Beth : But you will be. Oh, Jo, I've missed you so. Why does everyone want to go away? I love being home. But I don't like being left behind. Now I am the one going ahead. I am not afraid. I can be brave like you. Gets me every time 😭
I always get emotional when Samantha slept with Richard (basically cheating on Smith) in Sex and the City and Smith waited downstairs for her afterwards because he wanted her to get home safely. She breaks down and says she doesn’t know why she does these things and hates herself for it, then Carrie‘s voiceover: Even in the dark, Smith could still see Samantha and for the very first time, she saw him.
loved smith. he was such a good guy. i also cry during miranda’s mother’s funeral when carrie sees aiden and steve in the church. they hadn’t been invited afaik, but they came anyway for support. the show seriously had some problems, but man, every now and again it was *really* good.
I love in that same scene where Samantha mouths "I'm sorry" to Miranda. I know it's twee, but being vulnerable for a friend is such an intimate experience and I really appreciated it being a theme in the show.
The one that gets me from that story arc is when he tells her that her personal life is interfering in her professional life and she rushes to the elevator. Every time.
To jump off this, the scene where Samantha and Richard dance by the pool and Samantha realizes she’s in love while “By Your Side” by Sade plays…I melt like butter. The music, the cinematography, the acting, all of it. Perfect.
I did a rewatch recently and this scene got me!!
Omg I literally just watched this episode the other day! And to add: juxtaposed to all the young people at the hotel event being labeled as “immature” when truly it’s Richard who is a man child. You get older, but if you don’t work out your shit, you never change.
“He can’t see without his glasses” from My Girl makes me bawl like a baby.
Omg I watched this yesterday and was just 😭😭😭😭 the whole time cause I knew what was gonna happen
https://preview.redd.it/xxtx7ej7hcib1.jpeg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4f25aa6a06cb0464313f110e4940c233cae03b95 This scene
*"Are you afraid?"* *"Not of dying, really. It's more that I'm afraid of time. And not having enough of it. Time to figure out who I'm supposed to be.... to find my place in the world before I have to leave it. I'm afraid of what I'll miss."* I was having a full teenage existential crisis because of this. They had NO right doing this to us in a lighthearted girly movie about magic pants. NO RIGHT
OMFG I went to see this in the theater with my friends, and during this scene I was really holding back tears. Then, all of a sudden, in this packed theater, someone on the other side of the theater just WAILS and the whole rest of the theater suddenly starts sobbing audibly too. It was like we were all waiting for permission to cry with each other lol
Similarly when Carmen calls her dad on the phone and finally expressed her feelings to him. I’m 28 and both these scenes still make me break down.
when bing bong from inside out dissolves with the old memories 💔💔💔gets me everytime
The other scene in that movie that always gets me is when Riley finally exhales into her parents’ hug after coming back from the bus
Never Been Kissed is extra sad for me. My mom used to love watching that movie together with me. I lost her last month and so many things remind me of her 💔
I am so sorry for your loss.
At the end of [The Sixth Sense](https://youtu.be/zuXcBvloHFY), when Cole tells his mom about his abilities, and gives her a message from his grandma.
Toni Collette is so amazing in this scene. I feel it deeply when she starts to cry and says her question was "do I make you proud?"
 32 and I still bawl at this scene.
32 also and was OBSESSED with Harriet. Even went out and bought a composition notebook to be like her.
The end of Monster’s Inc with the “Boo!” “Kitty?”
This might not be a popular choice but Basketball Diaries, the end where Leonardo DiCaprio is begging his mom for 20$ cause he’s sick and she’s on the other side of the door crying with the 20$ bill in her hand and then she calls the police and says he’s breaking in so they’ll come arrest him. I cry every time I see that, Leonardo’s portrayal of a heroin addict in full blown withdrawal is absolutely incredible. Another one is Terms of Endearment. Shirley MacLaine screaming at the nurses that her daughter is in pain and due for her medication. She just wants her daughter to stop hurting and the staff at the hospital isn’t moving quick enough to suit her.
Jojo Rabbit when he sees his mother's shoes.
I know people said they saw it coming. I absolutely **did not**. On the rewatch, I could see it. Gut wrenching. And man that kid can act.
 I pretty much sob the entire movie
I love this movie, Idgie was like a childhood idol, read the book when I was twelve, and THE LIKE A MONTH AGO I read the name of the real woman who inspired Idgie and realized due to some genealogy I worked on last year that my mother is 3rd cousins with the author Fannie Flagg and we are therefore also related to her great-aunt, the “real” Idgie! (Also didn’t expected to find so many more queers on the AL side of my tree but there ya have it, what a delight). Mom’s cousins apparently knew at the time of the film we were “somehow” connected but never bothered to tell he or anyone, I guess. Wild.
 The Green Mile
Toy Story 3 when Andy says goodbye to his toys before leaving for college 😭
Also the part where the toys are heading towards the incinerator and just kind of accept their fate, all look at each other and form a chain holding hands 🥺🥺 (then the aliens come and it’s all fine again but the first time I saw it not knowing the aliens would rescue them, I almost lost my shit in the cinema!)
god, i *really, truly* thought those toys were going to burn.
The Fall with Lee Pace: When Roy is “ending” his story to Alexandria and >!kills the characters off while she’s begging him to stop.!< 
God this scene had me sobbing so much! I didn’t expect it to upset me as much as it did, but I really loved this movie
 :( never fails
Big Fish when he’s carrying his dad down to the river and everyone is clapping 🥲
Low key Tim Burton’s best movie
 Pretty much any scene with Laurie Metcalf in Ladybird. Perfectly encapsulates the mother/teen daughter relationship in the most painful and beautiful way, I always sob
Oh my god, Lady Bird always gets me. Especially the end. *”Mom, did you feel emotional the first time you drove in Sacramento?”* The parallels between mother and daughter. Lady Bird’s reconciliation with her mother and her nostalgia for childhood and home. I think I’ll always cry watching this film. It’s extra special to me now because it was one of my best friend’s favorites. I don’t know why, but she always watched it the night before the first day of school. And now she’s been gone almost three months and my own first day of classes is coming up and I’m wondering if I should watch it the night before in her honor.
I get so emotional when they throw eggs at her and she starts to cry! 😭😭😭😭😭😭
The way she just crumbles to the ground. My trauma rises up every time. 😭
It’s small but the way she takes her whole hand to touch her eye repeatedly. Cant watch that scene.
For me it’s when she runs off the porch after; the shame and feeling like you can’t even face your family.
It's such a core memory for me the first time I saw it that I can't explain how deeply sad I felt. 🥲
 This part of Kiki’s Delivery Service always makes me tear up idk why
“Gotta go now, honey.” Liv Tyler is so gorgeous in Armageddon.
I cry when they're singing that stupid song before getting on the ship 
When Ben Affleck is sobbing and screaming as Harry sends him back up to the ship just hurts me on a deep level.
I absolutely bawl my eyes out at that movie, it’s ridiculous
So many scenes from The Way, Way Back 🥺 When the kid runs back to the waterpark one more time to say goodbye to Sam Rockwell's character, when Toni Collette gets upset when they're playing Candyland. The whole movie makes me tear up lmao but I also find it so wholesome and comfy.
I wish that movie was more well-known! Steve Carell was brilliant as a villain step-dad, and Sam Rockwell is amazing in everything, even in other films where the script isn't great.
The reunion of Celie and her children Adam and Olivia in The Color Purple. https://i.redd.it/9pzmd6cqicib1.gif
I really want to rewatch this movie bc it’s so damn good but I don’t have the emotional energy for it 😭
https://i.redd.it/19d3xtl1ucib1.gif I can’t explain why, really, but the “Boy Who Swallowed a Star” sequence from *Howl’s Moving Castle.* I think it’s a combination of Sophie’s resilience and devotion to Howl, her unrestrained emotion (“I don’t know why, but I can’t stop crying”), the music and the animation, and the whole time-loop aspect (“Find me in the future!”). It’s just such a brilliant scene. HMC will always be my favorite movie ever.
When Forrest is running from the bullies in his way home from school in Forrest Gump. When Alan realizes what happened to his parents while he was trapped in the game in Jumanji (1995).
From A League of Their Own, the telegram scene and when Marla leaves for try outs. ::edit:: I don't always cry, but my heart breaks every time I see Shirley trying to find her name on the board.
The scene in ugly Betty where Justin is performing Hairspray on the train since it broke down and someone said something like “tell your fairy kid to shut up”. Justin’s dad, who had previously been urging Justin to try out for sports and do more “manly” things, gets out of his seat and stands up for his son, and says “now my son’s gonna finish his performance of hairspray. And you’re gonna clap when he’s finished”. It was so beautiful especially as someone that’s in the LGBT community, I’m tearing up just thinking about it now 🥹 That and the scene in fox and the hound where the old lady drops off Todd and drives away 😭 one of the top 5 most sad/ heartbreaking scenes ever
 First few minutes and ladt few minutes of Fried Green Tomatoes ruins me every time.
 Obviously not this scene but Robin Williams in court pleading to be able to see his kids. “I'm addicted to my children, sir. I love them with all my heart, and the idea of someone telling me I can't be with them, I can't see them everyday... It's like someone saying I can't have air. I can't live without air and I can't live without them.”
https://preview.redd.it/97n5s7zwvcib1.jpeg?width=1902&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e1ff249852998bf0c87999e832018baac6443a46 This film helped me so hard when I was grieving after losing my father in 2020. I had a very difficult relationship with him, my mum and sister did too. And I felt like I had to forgive him for the hurt he caused us all or I had to white wash it. But I wanted to remember him, it was a complicated set of emotions to have. And this very simple quote helped me so much. Now I’m in a much better place with my grief, it doesn’t hurt as much as it did and I’m ok with not erasing my father’s faults. But every now and again I can remember good things and it is ok. It doesn’t sting so much.
In The Chipmunk Adventure when The Chipettes sing My Mother before they return the baby penguin back to it’s parents. Thirty five years later and I’m still sobbing 😭 
 Hello Houston, this is Odyssey. Good to see you.
Oh my god my heart broke for her in Never Been Kissed. My answer is this one: 
I also cry during this scene, because Heath Ledger. 
When Drew Barrymore’s character’s dad died in Ever After. She’s distraught. And Angelica Huston, who plays the villain, is also inconsolable and you can see on her face that she cares for the dying man, and him dying and her being left alone with the children clearly wasn’t her plan. Also, there’s some scene in a Winnie the Pooh special or something where Rabbit adopts a baby bird and tries to not let the bird fly because Rabbit is afraid of losing the bird. But the bird’s gotta fly, so after tribulations the birdie gets ready to go, will Rabbit/won’t Rabbit show up and then the bird leaves and Rabbit shows up just after. Heartbreak! Birdie comes back to be like I will always love you, and then Rabbit is just waiting for the bird to come back. I remember watching that and then going to demand a hug from my mom. Even describing the ep has me a little weepy. Rabbit’s pain was palpable to me.
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Anjelica Huston is *so good* in Ever After. I put her in that role into a trinity with Miss Minchin from A Little Princess and Mother Goethel from Tangled.
Steel magnolias- sally field at Shelby’s funeral.. and remember the titans when Gary gets hit by the car and at the hospital. I’ve seen both a million times and still bawl every time
Donna's final ride with Doctor makes me WAIL. Doctor who in general made me cry all damn time
Amy choosing to turn around and Vincent visiting the museum, each and every time. Also the mom leading the way home if that’s the Christmas episode I pick and I’ve been drinking.
I will never not cry during the Vincent episode. It’s impossible.
I cried in Tenant’s last episode, “I’m not ready”.
Stepmom always got to me as a kid.
 this genuinely traumatized me as a kid
I feel like this scene was so hard because it's so true to life - when my dad passed, at his funeral when they closed his casket my first thought was panic because he wouldn't be able to breathe. You haven't processed yet and this line was such a tearjerker because it illustrates that so well
 WHEN IT GOES INTO HIBERNATION FOR 100 YEARS????
The scene in Forest Gump where adult Jenny stands on the bridge and asks Forest if he thinks God will turn her into a bird if she jumps off.
The scene from Lilo and stitch where Lilo throws her doll on the ground after the mean girls bully her :( then she runs back to get it :( idk why that scene shatters me so much
I can't put a gif in, but the end of You've Got Mail when she says: "I wanted it to be you. I wanted it to be you so badly" I cry every time.
 When Bill Murray gives that speech at the end of "Scrooged". That scene gets me everytime 🥹
Little foot's mom dying and him rushing to the rock excitedly when he sees the shadow. MOTHER! gets me every time man.
That scene from Buffy when Anya has a complete breakdown after Joyce dies. The whole episode is sad but this scene just destroys me. *Processing img ifxv649v2dib1...*
Just forced my husband to watch this with me and literally every flashback I said “Oh I hate this part🥺” He said “do you even like this movie??” 😂
Two: the end of Elf when Santa flies his sleigh because everyone sings (no idea why but it happens every time) and the episode of Futurama when cry gets extra time with his long dead mum. I miss mine all of the time and that hits me so hard.
 When Sully says bye to Boo after they destroy her door :((((( weeping mess every time
https://preview.redd.it/zf0d9no84dib1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0a930b3fbbb79908324bb9a47d9481107f55a394 K, but the dog episode from futurama kills me. I lost both of my childhood dogs with in the past couple years and it kills me. EVERYTIME
Juno when she’s crying in hospital after having the baby
The end of Juno when her dad tells her that she will be back (having a baby) on her own terms one day. That's what gets me. I'm tearing up just thinking about it. He is the best movie dad ever.
That whole movie makes me sob. When Vanessa tells her husband if she has to wait for him to become a rockstar she’ll never be a mother and she’s just so resigned and disappointed in him, when Juno’s dad is sitting with her and says she’ll be back one day on her terms, or when Jennifer garner sees the baby for the first time and asks how she looks and has that little moment with Juno’s stepmother 😭
I love when Vanessa holds the baby for the first time 🥹
When it zooms in on the note Juno wrote Vanessa, “If you’re still in, I’m still in” and she has it framed in the nursery 🥺
My answer is technically not the titanic ENDING. It's when the band breaks up but the one violinist stays behind to continue playing and the other players slowly return one by one. Followed by the montages of all the chaos. I ugly cried at that.
For me it’s when the old couple in bed hug each other while the water pours in.
For me it's the mom with the kids in bed
also in forrest gump when he asks jenny “is he smart or is he…?” and jenny says he’s incredibly smart and forrest starts crying.
Hachiko - A Dog's Tale is made to be a tearjerker, so I don't know if it counts. I ugly-cried all through it because the human race doesn't deserve dogs.
Juno, after she has the baby and Jennifer Garner is there to take him home. “He was always hers.” Tearing up just thinking about it, oof.
 In recent cinema history, “Rocket, Floor, Teefs go now!” absolutely BROKE ME. DESTROYED. I sobbed on and off for about 2-3 days afterward. That was cruel and im never watching GOTG 3 again lol
The ending of the Lorax. The onceler was still old and reclusive and it really made me realise that sometimes, you can’t ever go back and you just have to live with all the bad you’ve done.
My sister was 9, and loved Jurassic Park. Jurassic World just came out and I took her to the IMAX. My god this girl was uncontrollably sobbing at the last T-Rex roar over the Jurassic Park reprise score. I had to carry her out of the theater and she’s blubbering out the plot of the movie as we walk past the line of people waiting to go in and see it. All you could hear was her sobbing “IT’S SO BEAUTIFUL” and people groaning from the spoilers. Core memory of my sister.
When I watched P.S. I love you for the first time, I had just read the book, so I was crying just because they were fighting in the beginning, yelling at my TV to stop fighting because >!he was going to die!< Then I SOBBED when it finally came to that point. For reference, this is like the first 5 minutes of the movie, I basically cried with the starting credits
 This movie is not discussed enough. I'm getting teary just thinking about it.
In Field of Dreams when Moonlight Graham becomes old again to save Karen from choking to death he turns to leave after he saves her life to go into the corn field and Shoeless Joe says “ Hey, Rookie. You were good”.
https://preview.redd.it/9sa9bp2tycib1.jpeg?width=871&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=28d400fcdc1c460ead81a153d5a961fb669db571 my dog skip will forever break my heart.
I used to LOVE the Resident Evil movies. In Resident Evil: Apocalypse Alice has to fight Nemesis. Nemesis is an experiment from the umbrella corporation. He was a person named Matt and only other person that escaped the hive with Alice during the initial outbreak. I would cry like a baby when that scene came on. I always felt a little silly over that one.
https://preview.redd.it/68cuhy2ebdib1.jpeg?width=2340&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8238cf812cb6ab73734c6b1f95a8454349aa1871 This movie. I was about 5 when I first saw it and I loved it. When I was 8, my grandmother died. I was very close to her and it hit me really hard. Charlotte’s Web just happened to be on TV around then, I watched like always…..and the actual meaning of the story hit me in the face like a sledgehammer and my parents had to calm my hysterical ass down. I still can’t watch it and that was 30 years ago.
 "I lit up like a Christmas tree."
The whole movie wrecks me because it’s tangled up with memories of my mom, but The Last Unicorn hits me a few different times. 
The scene in Merida where her mother starts to become more wild and bear like, and Merida realizes it's nearly too late for her mother to turn back into the queen. Edit: The movie is called "Brave."
The last scene of The Edge of Seventeen when >!Erwin introduces Nadine to his friends, and feeling excluded she starts to exit the group, but he pulls her back in!<. Having spent a lot of time feeling not part of a group even if I’m nominally included, that moment hit hard.
Truman Show. When he saw everything was a lie.. it was heart wrenching.
The movie is a trifle but Mr Hobb's Takes a Vacation has a scene where Jimmy Stewart's character takes his son, who is around ten, on a boat ride to see a comet that comes by something like every thirty years and his son says "we can see it together the next time it comes around" and the dad just smiles sadly and agrees knowing that he probably won't be here when that comet comes back. It wrecks me. Although, I went back and did the math and Jimmy Stewart did live long enough to see that fictional comet come back so I always tell myself that they saw it one more time.
Two moments in Crazy Rich Asians, both around Rachel and her mom. The first is when her mom first shows up in Singapore and they’re talking about her life before she had Rachel and how she ended up in the US as a single mom. The second is the entire mahjong scene with Eleanor, but especially starting when Rachel reveals her potentially game winning hand and how she walks over to leave with her mom and her mom gives Eleanor a stare. (Could write an essay on the beauty of this scene overall!!) I just love that for a romcom, most of the emotionally powered scenes were between the women in the movie.
The ending of High School Musical 3…that ended my childhood bro so it makes me tear up 😭