Movie scenes that make you cry

I'm not ashamed to admit that certain movie scenes make me cry. :'(


The end of Rudy: When he sacks the QB.
Armageddon: When Bruce Willis shoves Ben Affleck back into the elevator.
Yes Ben, it should have been you. It should have been you.
Hook: Most of it makes me teary-eyed. Peter Pan is one of my all-time favorite stories. However, the scene where the little boy scrunches Robin Williams' face and declares "Oh Peter, there you are."
The Natural: The home run at the end.

There are others, and I'll add them as I think of them, but these are the ones I've come up with over the last half hour.

How 'bout yours?

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The scene at the end of The Notebook where James Garner and Gena Rowlands are eating dinner together.

 

The final scene in "The Sixth Sense," when Bruce Willis watches the wedding video.

 

Finch Hatton's funeral in Out of Africa and the scene at the very end where Karen Blixen says goodbye to her Farah, her servant.

 

End of Carlito's Way right as the credits begin and Joe Cocker starts up. Don't ask me why, but it gets me everytime.

 

An Affair to Remember, when Cary Grant sees his painting hanging in Deborah Kerr's apartment. Grant's face goes from feigning happiness and worry to complete devastation in the span of two seconds.

Saving Private Ryan: "Tell me I'm a good man." For-GET it. Done. Every time.

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou: Finding the jaguar shark, with "Staralfur" by Sigur Ros playing in the background. Might be one of Bill Murray's finest moments as an actor.

Dirty Work, when the television reporter gets hit in the head by the falling voice recorder. "Son of a bitch, bastard!"

Wait a tick. I was only crying at that one because I was laughing so hard.

 

The scene in Forrest Gump when Forrest is speaking in Washington and Jenny runs through the water. Day-um. That, and the simple line: "And one day, she was there."

Also, the scene at the end of 50 First Dates.

I am not the least bit ashamed to admit this.

 

"dad, wanna have a catch?" :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(

 

Yep, that's it.

 

Goddamn waterworks. Every time.

 

Also when young Archie Graham crosses over to save Ray's daughter, even though he knows he can't go back and play baseball.

 

and my 78-year-old dad, thank goodness, is still active and healthier than i am. can't imagine how that scene will make me bawl when he's gone.