Most emotional resonant scenes in movie/tv

[SquidPuppet]

Originally Posted by tbizzle

The end of Departures... phenomenal. I know you're with me on that one Squid

I get teary eyed just thinking about that movie. Awesome.

[Scarriere]

In Million Dollar Baby when she said

[Show spoiler]Remember what my Dad did for Axle?

. I lost it BADLY!! My Daughter cried just because I was.

In Planes, Trains and Automobiles when

[Show spoiler]they just finished going between the two semis

I was laughing SO LOUD and SO LONG! My ex couldn't breathe cause she was laughing hard at my laughing.

[Tony208]

for a comic book super hero movie, the ending of captain america was pretty emotional

[Mr.Poindexter]

Wow, not one mention of Old Yeller?

Or The Champ?

Schindler's List is pretty emotionally impacting.

Platoon when

[Show spoiler]Sgt. Elias is gunned down trying to get away from the VC

The end of Pan's Labyrinth is quite good as well.

Bringing up Baby with Cary Grant has a couple strong scenes

An Affair to Remember

[Show spoiler]when Cary Grant realizes she is the one in a wheelchair

Other emotional shocking/jarring scenes:

The Crying Game

[Show spoiler]when the main love interest gets naked

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Reservoir Dogs

[Show spoiler]when the cop's ear gets cut off

Trainspotting

[Show spoiler]when they discover the dead baby

[Moviefan2k4]

Here's some of my faves...

Bicentennial Man
Andrew and Portia lie on their deathbeds, awaiting the World Congress' decision about Andrew's humanity. Just as the choice is announced, Andrew dies. Moments later, Portia orders Galatea to unplug her life support, whispering to Andrew, "I'll see you soon."

Back to the Future, part III
Marty & Jennifer visit the crash site at the railroad tracks, mourning the apparent loss of Doc. Suddenly, a huge train appears, with Doc and family on board. After a heartfelt reunion and encouragement about their own future, Marty & Jennifer watch the Browns depart, headed for places (or times?) unknown.

Field of Dreams
Ray is astonished to realize that the catcher of the day's final game is the spirit of his long-dead father, John. After a brief discussion about heaven, Ray finally starts playing catch with his dad, as cars arrive in the distance.

Deep Impact
The team of astronauts led by Spurgeon Tanner sacrifice themselves to save the Earth from nuclear winter, as millions flee a tidal wave caused by the smaller of two deadly comets. As the President narrates his vision of hope, Leo and Sarah stand on a hilltop, watching the larger comet's debris fizzle in the atmosphere. "Heroes die", the President says, "but they are remembered."

The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader
Aslan appears yet again, and encourages Lucy by saying, "In your world, I am known by another name. It is good that you know me here for a short time, so you can better know me there." He also reassures Eustace with the words, "Narnia may yet have need of you."

[Narcissus]

Buffy The Vampire Slayer {TV}

[Show spoiler]Buffy Dying At The End Of Season 5, Which Is When The Series Should Have Ended

Empire Strikes Back

[Show spoiler]"No. I Am Your Father" - {thanks George }

Godfather Part 2

[Show spoiler]Michael Watches Fredo Get Shot

Planet Of The Apes

[Show spoiler]{If You Have To Ask..... }

Requiem For A Dream - The Most Emotionally Disturbing Film I Have Ever Seen.

Traffic

[Show spoiler]When Wakefield Finds His Daughter

Walkabout - The Last Scene

[HockeySlasher]

One of the best clips on YouTube.

Bravo to whoever put it together.

http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6wRkzCW5qI&feature=youtube_gdata_player

[X400]

i still remember this emotionally charged scene on Growing Pains with Leonardo Dicaprio and i think it was Kirk Cameron, i, as a kid, was like "wow he's going to be famous"

[KarmaNL]

http://www.youtube.com/embed/8B7rDjX7s54#t=3m14s

Ennio Morricone's Four Friends track hits me hard everytime I watch this

[KarmaNL]

The reason I could only watch this movie once

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuVNOR3I7hc

[fgomike]

Gotta go with the end of Field of Dreams. Gets me every time.

Or the end of Glory

[peter008]

every scene in the movie -what dreams may come- is very emotional... if you dont cry while watching this movie you're not human.

when maria cry over tony dead body in -west side story.

-the reader- that movie stay with you long after the movie is over... it was that good for me personally.

the last scene in -the diary of anne frank- the look on ann face when the nazi arrest her and her family and she realised that they're probably going to die.

the scene where michael tell leigh anne that he never had one of those (a bed) and she goes into another room to cry in the movie - the blind side-

the speech at the end of the movie -300-

[Foggy]

Wall-e

[Show spoiler]near death

always gets my lip quivering A good 3 times during Up as well

127 Hours with the amputation scene would of stayed in my subconscious as well if I wasn't with such an obnoxious audience

Requiem for a Dream and it's nasty 10 mins get to me all the time

Green Lantern worked up quite a bit of hate up in me also

Kick-Ass with

[Show spoiler]Nic Cages death

also got to me a little, I never saw his

[Show spoiler]demise

coming, although it also feels like a cinematic energy drink once it's finished

[Atreyu]

This may be a corny one, but the ending of It's a Wonderful Life always gets me teary eyed, but in a good way.
"To George, the richest man in town."

[Walts Ghost]

The opening of UP.
The eneding of Toy Story 3.
The end of Lost.
The end of M*A*S*H (TV Series)
A good portion of Forrest Gump.
The end of 'Doctor Who: The End of Time'
The scene in Doctor Who: Big Bang when the Doctor

[Show spoiler]is saying goodbye to Amy before she forgets him.

The special tribute to Elisabeth Sladen.
The ending of It's a Wonderful Life

[Donat96]

The scene in 'Seven Samurai' with Kikuchiyo and the burning mill is very emotionally wrenching.
The ending is also powerful in a similar way.

[Foggy]

Originally Posted by Walts Ghost

The end of 'Doctor Who: The End of Time'

Funny, because all that made me curl up in hate, a moment spoilt by Russell T.Davis showing us all how so important he is for a good 10 mins further spoilt by making the Doctor seem like a *****, writing so appalling that David Tennant tried to change his leaving moment on set.

[410Goodfella]

Ending of It's A Wonderful Life
Ending of Ghost
When Laurie finds Annie and when Brackett finds Annie in Halloween II (2009)
Ending of Gone Baby Gone
"Tiny Dancer" scene in Almost Famous
Several scenes in Forrest Gump
Ending of Field of Dreams

[Walts Ghost]

Originally Posted by Foggy

Funny, because all that made me curl up in hate, a moment spoilt by Russell T.Davis showing us all how so important he is for a good 10 mins further spoilt by making the Doctor seem like a *****, writing so appalling that David Tennant tried to change his leaving moment on set.

See, it's the part when the Doctor is slowly limping to the TARDIS that gets me. RTD almost killed the finale with his round the Who-verse goodbye to every. Single. Companion. RTD is bad at writing satisfying endings. But 10's regen was violent and destroyed the inside of the TARDIS, and that got to me a bit.

[tbizzle]

Originally Posted by Foggy

Kick-Ass with

[Show spoiler]Nic Cages death

also got to me a little, I never saw his

[Show spoiler]demise

coming, although it also feels like a cinematic energy drink once it's finished

Haha, great way of putting it!