Most emotional ending to a film you've seen?

Ok no matter how many times I see these films I cry everytime
Pieces of April - at the end

After the Wedding (Efter brylluppet)
if anyone wants to watch a truly brilliant film this is the one

Lars and the Real Girl - at the end
 
I must say, I gave a long list on here a while back but none of them quite had the emotional impact on me that The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas did.
 
this is sad... as in pathetic lol..but during the new harry potter film where
where after he dies, harry brings him backs, harry sis crying, people think hes won and are cheering and one by one you see they realise cedirc is dead. You also feel for cedrics dad as he cries out "my boy"

i know most people know but just in case, i hate people spoiling it for me..

hmm also buffy when tara died..willows face :'(

lol how gay am i, only stuff i cry over is designed for kiRAB.. oh dear.
 
I always cry at the end of Notting Hill... when she's smiling and 'She' starts to play.

Steel Magnolias and Terms of Endearment always set me off too
 
Sorry about not putting the spoiler tags. In the DVD version they have deleted scenes and the director shows the actual
death scene, Donnie dies of impalement by a piece of wood from the jet engine falling into his room, not by the jet engine crushing him to death
 
The ending of Beaches but also a film starring Julie Walters and Brenda Blethyn, think it was called Girls Night or something and was about cancer, both me and the wife sobbed in the cinema, we had to stay until way after the credits to avoid embarrasment!!
 
Has anyone ever seen a B&W film called "Imitation of Life?"
Sooooooooooo sad at the end :cry:
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Also, one which starred Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman as husband & wife, he had cancer and they were expecting a baby. Can't remember the title, but a real tearjerker. Any idea what it's called?
 
Beaches, The Champ, Titanic and there was a film starring Julie Walters and I think Brenda Blethyn called something like 'Girls Night' where she had cancer, both the wife and myself cried like babies in the cinema!!
 
Definitely Beaches for me. One of my favourite films ever, I've seen it so many times but cry every time!

Armageddon, Titanic and Tristan & Isolde also :(
 
I don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but the ending to Blood Diamond got me...when Leonardo gives the other guy the diamond and tells him and his son to go, then later on the man is reunited with his family. Very emotional film.
 
The ending of The elephant Man.

Because

Through his condition he has never been able to lay down in a bed like a healthy person. He has always had to sleep upright. Through the years he has SO longed to experience being able to sleep like a healthy person. So at the end of the film, he finally decides to experience it, despite knowing that sleeping flat will most likely kill him (it'll cut off his airways). You see him remove the pillows that keep him upright in bed, to leave a single pillow there. He lays down and looks so serene. As he lays there Barber's Adagio For Strings plays. He struggles for breath after a moment and closes his eyes.
I sob like a damp squib every time.
 
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