Film endings that made you cry?

[Trevor]

The ending to Field Of Dreams was pretty emotional too.

[Trevor]

I'm a little embarrassed but the ending of this made me cry the other day:



I always liked the song Together In Electric Dreams but it did always make me a little misty-eyed and I never thought that it might be connected to the Steve Barron film. I was watching the ending on Saturday and the scene starts where Lenny Van Dohlen and Virginia Madsen's radio goes on the fritz, leading the computer Edgar to say "Hello, hello: This is dedicated to the ones I love" and then the song starts: I blubbed hysterically.  

I should also add that there is a shot of a fire-boat seemingly exploding with water fountains and that also made me blub.

[zelmo73]

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.

This sub-plot was what I carried away from the film the most. The whole Brooks segment reminded me of what could happen if you live a life with nothing to show for it, and nobody to miss you when you're gone. What Red did at the end and in the above photo was beautiful, and a fair reminder that none of us are ever truly alone regardless of how we may feel sometimes.

[messedup]

Toy Story 3 - When Andy gives his toys to the little girl
Taegukci (Brotherhood) - When Jin-seok finds the remains of his brother.

[Trevor]

The Muppet Christmas Carol made me blub over the weekend.

[messedup]

12 Years a Slave gets pretty tough too at the end.

[bob]

The other day Her did this to me....good thing I was sitting in the back row of the theater.

[Zapranoth]

Ugh...  Points to the one who mentioned Life is Beautiful.   (Mari?).  The way that one ends...  I have no words.

[Rev. Powell]

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.

This sub-plot was what I carried away from the film the most. The whole Brooks segment reminded me of what could happen if you live a life with nothing to show for it, and nobody to miss you when you're gone. What Red did at the end and in the above photo was beautiful, and a fair reminder that none of us are ever truly alone regardless of how we may feel sometimes.

I get misty eyed at the beginning of SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION. I think, "Oh poor me, now I'm going to have to watch SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION!"

[Trevor]

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.

This sub-plot was what I carried away from the film the most. The whole Brooks segment reminded me of what could happen if you live a life with nothing to show for it, and nobody to miss you when you're gone. What Red did at the end and in the above photo was beautiful, and a fair reminder that none of us are ever truly alone regardless of how we may feel sometimes.

I get misty eyed at the beginning of SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION. I think, "Oh poor me, now I'm going to have to watch SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION!"

Again I say: you're the only person I know that doesn't like Shawshank. 

[Rev. Powell]

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.

This sub-plot was what I carried away from the film the most. The whole Brooks segment reminded me of what could happen if you live a life with nothing to show for it, and nobody to miss you when you're gone. What Red did at the end and in the above photo was beautiful, and a fair reminder that none of us are ever truly alone regardless of how we may feel sometimes.

I get misty eyed at the beginning of SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION. I think, "Oh poor me, now I'm going to have to watch SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION!"

Again I say: you're the only person I know that doesn't like Shawshank. 

There are others. We have a support group.

Actually, I don't hate it, but I think it's probably THE most overrated movie of all time, and I feel the need to mock it on principle.

You're one of a very few people I know who doesn't like Stanley Kubrick's THE SHINING. 

[indianasmith]

The first time I watched LAND OF THE LOST (the only time!!!)  I cried for two hours afterward because Will Ferrell had taken a whimsical, fun childhood memory of mine and used it for toilet paper!

Not one of those one-wipe-and-done jobs, either.  It was one of those use-half-the-roll-and-still-have-Trevor-undies-the-next-day jobs!!


CURSE YOU, WILL FERRELL!!!!

[Trevor]

Not one of those one-wipe-and-done jobs, either.  It was one of those use-half-the-roll-and-still-have-Trevor-undies-the-next-day jobs!!

I think I made it through about 30 minutes of this film: no more. 

[Trevor]

There are others. We have a support group.

You're one of a very few people I know who doesn't like Stanley Kubrick's THE SHINING. 

True: there are very few of us and I am surprised that I didn't get flamed on The Shining IMDB board when I posted a link to my review here. 

[BoyScoutKevin]

Talking about likes. Dislikes. Flaming.

I don't think there's ever  been a film that everybody likes. Nor do I think there's ever been a film that everybody dislikes. What is odd is that here we respect almost everybody's opinion on a film. Whether we agree with them or not. So no flaming. And I hope that never changes.