your favorite most emotional part in a movie.. what is it?

Question

mine is Garden State: Andrew Largeman:

I was a little boy and somebody made a shitty latch. That's what I think. That's what I think about the whole thing, OK? And I'm not gonna take those drugs anymore, because they have left me completely ******* numb. I have felt so ******* numb to everything I have experienced in my life, OK? And for that... for that I'm here to forgive you. You've always said that all you wanted was for us to have whatever it is we wanted, right? Well, maybe, what Mom wanted more then anything is for it to all be over, and for me, what I want more then anything in the world, is for it to be OK with you for me to feel something again, even if it's pain.

wow.. and the rest of that scene where he continuest the conversation with his dad after the dad responds to that..

Answer 1

I have two, because I cannot choose:
That part in A Walk to Remember when Landon goes to ask his dad for help for the second time and he begins crying and everything about Jamie. It always gets to me when a guy starts crying, especially about something like this. I always burst into tears, but I love it.
The other is the last part of Schindler's List, when all the people Oskar helped went to his grave and put the rocks there. I thought it was so beautiful, and they were actually the real people with the actors who played them in the movie. I loved it, and when we watched it in history, my friend and I were in tears.

Answer 2

Nick Cage falling off the building in City of Angels. I went to a midnight showing that was almost all females. When the speakers went silent, you could hear dozens of sniffing noses. Then the lady doc gets whammed by a big truck. Good times.

Answer 3

You'll think this is weird, but when I saw POTC 2 the second time, I burst into tears when Davy Jones played the organ because I finally understood what it ment and it really got me. I'll admit, I cry over everything and feel sorry for everyone, My heart's just big enough for the world, I guess.

Answer 4

In Field Of Dreams, when Ray asks his Dad if he wants a catch. I cry every time!

Terms OF Endearment-the whole film!
Ordinary People-the whole film!
Whale Rider- What an emotional film!

Answer 5

Return to Me, with David Duchovney and Minnie Driver.

After Duchovney's wife was killed in a car accident, he comes home from the hospital with her blood splattered on his shirt.

He falls onto the floor at the front door, the dog walks over to him and mourns with him...he lays there weeping, feeling guilty about her death since he was driving. He wants to tear his heart out and die himself...

You just cannot keep from choking and weeping with him. He is so convincing, it is almost illegal.

Happy ending, though.

Answer 6

Any movie that has a funeral for someone especially a child and they play or sing Amazing Grace. Gets the tears flowing on me every time. Oh and any movie where an animal gets hurt or killed. To this day (I'm 29) I have never seen Old Yeller, or even Bambi.

Answer 7

Mine is in the Little Mermaid, when Ariel is left behind on the dock as the wedding barge pulls out.

Even though I know there will be a happy ending, it is still heartbreaking

Answer 8

An Affair to Remember. When Cary Grant went to confront Debra Kerr, first insulting and humiliating her, then realized why she didn't meet him...

Answer 9

The death scene in "Terms of Endearment" . Shirley MacClaine, Deborah Winger, and Bill Pullman

Answer 10

Any part in Little Women. I've seen it millions of times and it still makes me cry through the whole thing.