Movie & Television Scenes That Make You Cry

[Eisen]

Coming of age stories often hit me.

 

[NyQuil]

 

[Preds Partisan]

Where the Red Fern Grows, the 1974 film.

 

[Guardian17]

Prime...you can't die...





Jim.. I think you better get down here...

Bones?

Better hurry...

 

[the squared circle]

So many, it’s embarrassing...
Final episode of Mash, Henry’s death in mash....when Mike and Gloria leave for California and mike tells Archie that he loves him...a bunch of Wonder Years episodes....the Cheers episode when Diane walks out on Sam at the altar and the final
scene when Sam says “have a nice life” as the viewer (and Sam) knows he will never see her again....I remember as a kid fighting back tears in the Threes Company episode where the episode ends with Jack asking Janet “can I have this dance?”.... jeez this is just the tip of the iceberg lol

 

[The Shadow]

Yes big time. Especially after doing the marathon and getting to that scene

 

[The Shadow]

 

[Shareefruck]

This one completely wrecks me. Kind of doesn't work out of context though. It always amazes me how much emotion you can feel from this scene without a lot actually happening.


Also, the tree-growing scene in My Neighbor Totoro really gets me. I get chills every time. (this was the closest thing I could find to a clip of it)


It's usually never the aggressively sad things that get to me (I guess because they feel more manipulative).

 

[KinCornKarn]

Final episode of David the Gnome

 

[Eye of Ra]

when dyatlov said "not gret not terrible" in chernobyl

 

[frisco]

Last scene of The Wonder Years. Where he goes through all the characters and what happens then mentions his dad passing away.

My Best-Carey

 

[Blueblood9]

Scrubs was the GOAT show at all of a sudden making you cry unexpectedly. these two are insane. youd definitely have to watch the show to get a grasp on the character of dr. cox and why these scenes are so heavy. also the first clip can be confusing without the context of tge episode.

BUT anyone whos seen the show and these two episodes has probably shed at least a tear during these scenes

literally came here to post this. I rewatch the series every 2 yrs or so and these scenes get me every time without fail

 

[mouz135]

I got a little misty at the end of A Walk to Remember.

 

[Sam Spade]

G-Baby's funeral scene from "Hardball". Gets me every, single, time.

 

[TomP24684]

Where the Red Fern Grows, the 1974 film.

I have never seen the film but I read the book 30 years ago and the title hit me like lightning when I saw your post.

 

[Legionnaire]

Field of Dreams gets me every time.

Oh and the finale of Six Feet Under.

 

[PK Cronin]

G-Baby's funeral scene from "Hardball". Gets me every, single, time.

Came to post this. I cry like a f***ing baby every time.

 

[NyQuil]

 

[HanSolo]

Damn you Futurama

This one kills me the most from Futurama. Made me tear up multiple times. I have a good relationship with my mother and we talk plenty. But I know the day is going to come when I won't be able to anymore and it kills me when I see this scene.

Coming of age stories often hit me.

Same, if well done.

 

[Jumptheshark]

How they handled Leo's death on the west wing

 

[Peasy]

 

[TD Charlie]

I am a huge crybaby with movies. Happy ones. Sad ones. Don’t matter.

Up
Rudy
The Iron Giant (super..man!)
Revolutionary Road
Manchester by the Sea
Blue Valentine
Place Beyond the Pines
Most Rocky films
The Notebook (it wasn’t over. It’s still not over)
Toy Story 3 and 4
The Lion King
Frozen (come on they kill the parents immediately!)
The Champ
Good Will Hunting
The Road
Never Let me go
You’re Not You
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas
45 Years

 

[chicagoskycam]

I don't tend to cry during sad moments.

Usually it's during redemption moments.

I'm not sure what that means.

.

This more for me as well

 

[holy]

What's Eating Gilbert Grape when the mom dies during the birthday party and American History X ending scene will get me every time.

 

[LeafalCrusader]

Should have just ended the film there. Perfect ending IMO.