Most emotional ending to a film you've seen?

First film i remember crying at and i was abou 8 years of age was Turner and Hooch. When the dog gets shot and dies. i cried for ages. Also cried at ET when i first saw that.
 
I don't know if this has already been said (sorry, but I'm not going to read 11 pages to find out). But the ending of Schindler's List, when the actors and the remaining 'Schindler's Jews' go and place a stone on his grave. It gets me every time. :(
 
I'm not sure if you mean the original or the re-make, but I watched the re-make with my children and sobbed when the old retriever came hobbling over the hill!

Brassed Off always gets me, when Pete Postlethwaite makes his empassioned speech at the Royal Albert Hall and when the nurse asks Stephen Watshissname "is this man bothering you?" and he says "of course he is, he's my Dad"

Kramer vrs Kramer when that adorable little boy is fighting back the tears as his mother is coming to take him away.
 
Another vote for Cool Runnings, gets me everytime.

I remember watching a version of Phantom of the Opera with Charles Dance years ago and couldn't stop crying after it :cry:

Also Gladiator.

Not strictly a movie or the ending (:D) but Episode 9 of Band of Brothers where they find the concentration camp...one of the most emotional hours I've spent watching something.
 
Titanic

Return of the King

Brokeback Mountain - beginning when Ennis visits the Twist place in Lightning Flat after Jack's death.

Have seen all three above again recently and cried my eyes out for each.
 
The most emotional film is Titanis for me - not when Jack dies, but when rose dies at the end with the photos of her life and then she walks back onto the boat (dreaming i think) and theres jack at the top of the stairs :cry:
I also think that Marials wedding is quite sad at the end!! :o
 
The bit that always gets me in Titanic is when that sailor is shouting for survivors in the lifeboat. You can hear his desperation and horror in his shouts, was a fantastic piece of acting in my opinion
Also, Deep Impact, when the blind guy is talking to his son, and United 93 at the end, possibly one of the most powerful scenes I've ever seen
 
Pay it Forward.....

....when everyone is visiting Helen Hunt's house and lighting candles for her son

I cried like a baby :cry:
 
Both wonderful films. I found Cuckoo's sad but didn't cry, unlike watching The Elephant, eyes watered during parts of the film :(

Last film to make me really cry was the The Orphanage, the part towarRAB the end where she
finRAB her dead son and realises where he has been all the time and it was partly her fault, accidently though
just awful and I started to cry as soon as I saw the
body of the boy lying there with the sack mask on
. Part of it was thinking that if she
just listened to her son when he told her he wanted to show her his new friend's house then she wouldn't have lost him!

Ugh, brilliant film.
 
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