Film endings that made you cry?

[Trevor]

The ending of Furious 7:  

I should just add this: after you've watched the ending a few times, you realize that while the ending is very sad - the death of Paul Walker and the gut wrenching, emotional song See You Again - it is also very life-affirming. But that final shot of the Supra riding away on an empty road into a brilliant sunset over the mountains and then the words FOR PAUL appearing on the screen: wow. That also indicates that Brian is heading off to a wonderful future with Mia and his kids: a future that wasn't to be for Paul.

RIP Paul Walker: ride safe, ride free, brother.  



And yes: I blubbed like a baby watching it. 

[Trevor]

I'm a little embarrassed about this one but I watched the documentary Turtle Power - about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle phenomenon - last week and the ending had me tearing up badly. The song that plays at the end and the shots of Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, reunited after many years, sitting together as friends, chatting, laughing, signing autographs made me blub.



But this pic made me 

[indianasmith]

When I was very sick a month ago, I watched Spielberg's LINCOLN and blubbered like a baby at the end!

[Trevor]

When I was very sick a month ago, I watched Spielberg's LINCOLN and blubbered like a baby at the end!

As a fellow historian, I still have to see that. 

[Trevor]

I forgot about the winning then losing your life ending to this one:

[Trevor]

I've just seen the trailer for Life Animated (2016) about a young autistic man who communicates via the power of movies: Disney films specifically.

I don't have a dry spot on my sleeve or my hanky. 

[A_Dubya]

Wreck It Ralph

[Fox Sake]

"The Road to Perdition"

SPOILER


Seeing Tom Hanks' character looking out of his beach home window and admiring the ocean waves, and then to be shot dead was a huge surprise. The music by ever-reliable Thomas Newman, nailed the moment, and I think had me in tears shortly afterwards.





Planes, Trains and Automobiles

SPOILER

Neal Page reflecting on all the crazy things that went on between him and Del Griffiths. He then reflects and realises that Del is all alone sitting in a train station waiting room with no one to visit over the Christmas period. So Neal goes back to the station and takes him home where he is warmly welcomed by Neal's family.

Lots and lots of tears, and I still cry despite seeing the film many times over

[indianasmith]

TOY STORY 3.  I was fifty years old when I saw it, and I STILL cried at the end.

[Svengoolie 3]

terminator 2.

[Trevor]

The ending of Jurassic Park:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOE7rosXN8A

[Alex]

I never saw the ending of it, but I have the feeling if I'd stayed and watched all of 'La La Land' I'd have been in tears by the end of it. I am not a fan of most musicals.

[Chainsawmidget]

I watched Marley and Me recently. 

That ending got to me. 

[Trevor]

The ending of Ladder 49:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79VzLIqNXVQ

[Olivia Bauer]

The ending of the 2003 South Korean movie Oldboy.
I kinda felt like a wimp at first for crying.
However, when I found out recently that Oldboy's ending made Quentin Tarantino cry I felt a little better.

It's one of the most emotionally powerful endings to any movie I've ever seen. I loved everything about that movie.