Most emotional resonant scenes in movie/tv

[Biged917]

Just a few got me.....

Gladiator - The End

Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows pt 2 - In the forest, before he sacrifices himself. Talks to his mom.

[Samsang]

After Jennifer dies, when Oliver Barrett IV tells his father,

[Show spoiler] "Love means never having to say you're sorry."

[Icedburden]

Originally Posted by csdot

just thinking about this today, the ending of the episode of Futurama where Fry finds his fossilized dog kills me. he has the opportunity to bring him back but doesnt because he thinks he would have forgotten about him, then we find out he never stopped waiting for him until he died.

[Show spoiler]movies/tv shows rarely actually bum me out but that of all things really gets me. think its because ive always been a dog person.
Seymour Waits Forever - YouTube

Holy crap, I forgot about this episode. My favorite episode of Futurama by far. That moment when Seymour finally lays down.... Whew. It's getting to me now....

[luwanda]

The Land before Time

[srinivas1015]

The final scenerod the last episode of Heroes Season 1 when Nathan shows up and says "You saved the cheerleader so that we could save the world". I get goosebumps every time I watch this scene.

[remake]

Originally Posted by jeabombers

The Director's Cut ending for "Butterfly Effect". I really thought it kept with what the film was really about. Not the stupid, generic, "cheesy" ending everyone saw in the theaters....

THIS. The DC ending is brilliant/amazing/etc.

FROZEN - Whenever Parker talks about her dog.
THE HELP - Whenever

[Show spoiler]Aibileen leaves the house at the end.

MY SISTER'S KEEPER - Kate and Sara in the hospital bed at the end.

I'm sure there's a lot more but those are the ones that first come to mind.

[Henry T]

Beautiful Girls, while at the skating pond the young girl Marty (A young Natile Portman) who Wille (Timothy Hutton) was quite enamored with say to each other.

What the heck are you doing here? (Marty)


My friends are ice fishing (Wille)

in the shack over there.


Those guys are your friends?


- You know 'em?

- They're here every Sunday.





We call them the Drunken Dry-heavin'

Cheese-eatin' Outhouse Boys.





They're your friends?





- They're acquaintances, really.

- Right.




- So, where's Scooter?

- Who?





What's his name? Billy? Tiger?

Pookie? The kid on the bike?





- Andrew?

- Andrew, that's it. Where is he?



He dorked out on me.

I'm not into him any more.





Ah. So you got someone new?





Yep. You!





What?





You. You're my new boyfriend.

You up to it?





Oh, I feel faint!




My hero.





So you gonna marry that girl in NYC?





I don't know. Why?





- I don't think you should.

- How come?





You should wait until

you meet someone who excites you.





Well, she may not be out there.





It's like the Wizard of Oz.

It was in your own backyard.





What do you mean?




You. Me and you.





- Really?

- Yep. You don't think?





Well, we have a little age problem.





I know. We're as star-crossed

as Romeo and Juliet.





It's a tragedy

of Elizabethan proportions.





"What light

through yonder window breaks?





"Tis the east

and Juliet is the sun."





- Weird.

- No way.





So, um... So what do we do?







Alas, poor Romeo, we can't do diddly.

You'll go to penitentiary,





I'll be the laughing stock

of the Brownies.





But if your feelings for me are true,

you'll wait.





Wait?





Yep. Wait 5 years.





I'll be 18 and we can walk

through this world together.





- In 5 years you won't remember me.

- William.





I'm formed and you're not.

You have changes to go through.







You'll change.





And I'll be Winnie The Pooh

to your Christopher Robin.





No literary reference left unturned.

How do you figure Pooh?





Christopher Robin outgrew Pooh.

That's how it ended.





He had Pooh when he was a child.

When he matured,





he didn't need him any more.





That's the saddest thing

I ever heard.





Yeah, but it's true.





You don't realise it now,

but you'll be doing some changing.







And...





I can't be a Pooh.





- I think I'll skate away now, Pooh.

- All right, Christopher.

[fgomike]

"Dad? Wanna have a game of catch?"

Gets me everytime!

[AmrlKJaneway]

Originally Posted by Icedburden

Holy crap, I forgot about this episode. My favorite episode of Futurama by far. That moment when Seymour finally lays down.... Whew. It's getting to me now....

That one, and the one about his brother and the seven leaf clover and all that. Y'all know the one I'm talking about...

[Icedburden]

Originally Posted by AmrlKJaneway

That one, and the one about his brother and the seven leaf clover and all that. Y'all know the one I'm talking about...

When he sees his statue and realizes it's meaning at the end. Futurama at it's best.