Film endings that made you cry?

[ChaosTheory]

Not outright crying but RED TAILS got me a little teary.
the original MUPPET MOVIE and (I'm not proud of ths) the Sesame Street movie FOLLOW THAT BIRD
FINDING NEMO
THE PRINCE OF EGYPT -- for some reason only war movies and childrens' movies seem to affect me.

As for tv, apart from BoB,  the "Night of the Meek" and "Big Tall Wish" episodes of TWILIGHT ZONE, the "Mission Accomplished" and "Final Grades" episodes of THE WIRE, and of course that damned "Jurassic Bark"

[Trevor]

and of course that damned "Jurassic Bark"

Reply #87 has a link to that. 

[sleepy]

The ending of the Mist destroys me.  Seeing the Dad do that to his son...  to give up the fight.

Near the ending of Children of Men, where all the fighting stops, all the soldiers stop shooting, just listening to the cries of a child.  Such a good movie, such a good book.

Pan's Labyrinth, where the General kills the hunter, and seeing his Father cry out in anguish. And again at the end.

[Rev. Powell]

Surprised I forgot this one: "Helsinki," the closing segment of Jim Jarmusch's NIGHT ON EARTH. Devastating.

[Trevor]

Not an ending, but I did cry out in agony when Hugh Jackman kicks the limb-regenerating mutant in the cobblers in X Men The Final Stand and says "Grow those back." 

[Trevor]

I watched Toy Soldiers (1991) the other day and got all misty eyed at the end: not a sad ending but a kind of a happy sad.*

* I should just add that I got upset when one of the actors playing one of the rebel school kids gets shot. 

[alandhopewell]

     The end of STAR TREK: NEMESIS.

[Trevor]

for some reason only war movies and childrens' movies seem to affect me.

Then you should never watch the South African movie Shangani Patrol with its' very sobering ending.

[Allhallowsday]

GERMANIA ANNO ZERO (1948 GERMANY YEAR ZERO) has the most devastating ending in all of cinema.  If you have not seen this film, do not look at this clip.  For it's full effect you must watch the entirety of this masterpiece of Neorealism; it will change the way you think about movies, and maybe change your life. 

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

[AndyC]

Been watching a few of the more recent Disney movies with the family. Didn't expect them to affect me that much, but the endings of Lilo & Stitch and Mulan both had me a little weepy.

[Trevor]

I hate to admit it but I blubbed at the final episode of Scrubs last night.

[bob]

It's a Wonderful Life did it to me again a few days ago.

[AndyC]

It's a Wonderful Life did it to me again a few days ago.

Me too. And I was watching it with my daughter, so I was trying like crazy to be inconspicuous about it. She gave me a couple of funny looks but never mentioned it.

[bob]

I've seen Shawshank Redemption around 10 times in my life. I've always really enjoyed it, but for some reason today I got misty eyed at the end for the first time.

[The Burgomaster]

I saw Les Miserables yesterday and I'll admit that my eyes got watery 3 or 4 times during the movie.