Stupid Songs/Film Scenes that make you cry.

[TVC]

The peep show booth scene in Paris Texas.

Not film but opera - when Mimi dies at the end of La Boheme

 

[alecstilleyedye]

a scene from the old b/w film "a night to remember" (about the titanic sinking) is the saddest i've ever seen. a little boy has lost his mum in the scrum of the ship's final moments, and a crewman, knowing for sure the end is nigh, puts his arm around the boy and tells him they'll be with his mum soon enough.

 

[just jim]

a scene from the old b/w film "a night to remember" (about the titanic sinking) is the saddest i've ever seen. a little boy has lost his mum in the scrum of the ship's final moments, and a crewman, knowing for sure the end is nigh, puts his arm around the boy and tells him they'll be with his mum soon enough.

That's got me alright...

 

[Sittingduck]

Watership Down all the way *sniff*

 

[ianrauk]

The end of 'Killing Fields' when 'Imagine' pipes up.

This also makes me cry but for the reason that a throughly good film was ruined by this terrible overated horrible song

 

[mondobongo]

When Carlito gets shot at the end of Carlitos Way gets me every time.

 

[tdr1nka]

The scene in Mike Lee's 'Life Is Sweet' where teenage daughter(Jane Horrocks)has her angst fueled rant /exchange with Mother(Alison Steadman).
Gets me every time.

 

[Landslide]

The end of "The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas"

 

[red_tom]

When they get up on the tables at the end of Dead Poets Society.

 

[Arch]

When Bobby runs down the platform shouting "Daddy, my Daddy" in The Railway Children". I'm not normally prone to sentimental stuff, but that gets me every time. I think it's the way she says "my daddy".

 

[gbb]

The final scene from Leon, where he gets shot from behind by Gary Oldman. IIRC at that second, the screen goes dark to illustrate Leons end of life.

Doesnt make me cry, but a very very good scene.

 

[Disgruntled Goat]

I hate to admit this, but the end of 'Field of Dreams' when Kevin Cosner's Dad (as a young man) comes out of the corn field.

I wept buckets at that. And I knew why.

 

[just jim]

When Bobby runs down the platform shouting "Daddy, my Daddy" in The Railway Children". I'm not normally prone to sentimental stuff, but that gets me every time. I think it's the way she says "my daddy".

Very real that scene...something about it!

Snick....

 

[Aint Skeered]

On a topical note, White Christmas gets me

 

[just jim]

There is a film still of "Don't Look Now" which affects me and that is of the Donald Sutherland character clutching his drowned daughter at the edge of a lake. I haven't summoned up the courage to watch this film yet...