Biggest Tearjerking Scenes in Television and Movies

[HyperVol]

You know you fawkers teared up at the end of The Notebook

Dont forget the LakeHouse

 

[HyperVol]

The part in the movie Click when Adam Sandler is talking about family first gets me!

 

[jamesd1628]

End of Gladiator. And other parts throughout.

 

[SouthKnoxVOL]

I don't know if its been mentioned but the ending of "Friday Night Lights" got me also.

 

[RDU VOL#14]

I don't know if its been mentioned but the ending of "Friday Night Lights" got me also.

Yeah I definitely agree. If you've ever been in that kind of game, it really hits home. I love that movie and the TV show.

 

[firestorm]

This this this!

Just an all around excellent and severely underrated movie.

Is that the mma movie based on a true story?

 

[VolsSportsFan]

As a dad the scene when Gage gets hit by a semi in Pet Sematary is heartbreaking.

Pet Semetary - YouTube

When Jack comforts Kevin after breaking up with Winnie

The Wonder Years Father and Son Scene - YouTube

The finale to Wonder Years was pretty good for wet eyes, especially when it shows them all happy at the parade and adult Kevin then says his dad died the next year.

 

[firestorm]

Saved by the bell
Kelly's dad lost his job, and kelly decides not to go to the prom.

 

[MG1968]

SIAP. The opening montage to "Up"

 

[VolsSportsFan]

Saved by the bell
Kelly's dad lost his job, and kelly decides not to go to the prom.

I can no longer tell if you're serious or not.

 

[crusse10]

Anything that features pain or injury to animals, whether having to put down an animal or cruelty toward them, brings on the tears.

I also made the mistake of seeing Marley & Me like...3 months after my 16-year old Golden died. So that was smart.

 

[gordonr24]

Anything that features pain or injury to animals, whether having to put down an animal or cruelty toward them, brings on the tears.

I also made the mistake of seeing Marley & Me like...3 months after my 16-year old Golden died. So that was smart.

That's why I refuse to watch animal movies. I don't care how happy the trailer appears. Marley and me and My Dog Skip appear to be happy movies, until you see it.

 

[GOATeric14berry]

Lion king. Mafasa dieing
/end thread

 

[firestorm]

Angel The Tv show
Never knowing if Cordelia would grow to love Doyle after seeing his true demon form but also in making the ultimate sacrifice he died.
Finally Cordelia decides to say to Doyle ask me to dinner waiting not that long before the scourge would show up.
Also finding out what the scourge was responsible for a massacre.
The ultimate sacrifice is a happy and somber scene at the same time.

 

[firestorm]

That's why I refuse to watch animal movies. I don't care how happy the trailer appears. Marley and me and My Dog Skip appear to be happy movies, until you see it.

There are happy animal movies without death
That includes the remake of Lassie starting Helen Slater.

 

[firestorm]

I can no longer tell if you're serious or not.

That is serious.

 

[CagleMtnVol]

Don't know if its been mentioned but the episode of Buffy where her mother dies.

 

[Vol8188]

There are happy animal movies without death
That includes the remake of Lassie starting Helen Slater.

As Lassie?

 

[Vol8188]

Does laughing so hard at the movie precious that you cry count?

 

[Dave1967]

This television moment seen made me cry!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3a5uMvUags

 

[MSUDuo]

I'll go with two that came to mind

The end in Fireproof where Kirk Cameron's wife finally realizes that Kirk's character paid for the medical bills for her parents and that the turnaround in his life wasn't a shame.

The end of The Rookie. Where Dennis Quaid's character tosses the game ball to his father and his father says "I wasn't missing this one."

 

[vollygirl]

I think somebody already mentioned The Notebook.

But this scene is one of the most emotional scenes I've ever seen. Anyone who's experienced Alzheimer's knows what I mean.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybK-oZwwaEE[/youtube]

 

[firestorm]

As Lassie?

Lassie is the name of the movie.

 

[govols09]

I'll go with two that came to mind

The end in Fireproof where Kirk Cameron's wife finally realizes that Kirk's character paid for the medical bills for her parents and that the turnaround in his life wasn't a shame.

The end of The Rookie. Where Dennis Quaid's character tosses the game ball to his father and his father says "I wasn't missing this one."

Not sure if serious on Fireproof. That is one of the cheesiest movies I've ever seen

 

[firestorm]

Not sure if serious on Fireproof. That is one of the cheesiest movies I've ever seen

Yeah but is this movie suppose to be cheesy?
Although it has a more believability so I don't think it's one of the cheesiest movies.