Most emotional ending to a film you've seen?

I WAILED at Cool Runnings when it was on yesterday, *blubs some more*

The Ring actually chokes me up when
they tell Samara's story and Rachel holRAB her body down the well and says "it's ok now, it's ok"
yes, I know she was evil, but I still felt sorry for her.
 
Yes, I'd go along with The Green Mile.

Also, the graveyard scene at the end of Schindlers List.

Maybe also Star Trek Nemesis.

I couldn't believe they would do that to ****!
 
I cry at nearly everything but it has to be
1. Gone with the wind
2.LOTR (ROTK) the one where everybody bows to the Hobbits, I then cry uncontrolably til the end.
3. ending of Stand by Me.
4. Bridges of Maddison County, in the traffic que & she wants to go after him.
5.Little Mermaid.
 
Goodbye Mr Chips with Robert Donat (1939)

The devoted schoolmaster is dying in his bed at the school he has served all his working life.

One of the other Masters says to another Master something like it's a shame Mr Chips never had children.

And Mr Chips comes out of his almost unconscious state and says,

"I thought I heard you saying it was a pity... pity I never had any children. But you're wrong. I have. ThousanRAB of them. ThousanRAB of them... and all boys."


And then all his ex-pupils appear to him including those who died in first world war and one of them says - Goodbye Mr Chips.

Actually feeling quite emotional just typing this!
 
I cry at the end of a lot of films. Gladiator, seen 10 times and I still cry at the end.

Green Mile, have only watched ones because I sobbed and am not in the mood to sob again :cry:

But one film got me back in the 80's. It was called Who Will Love My Children (I think).

Based on a true story of a large farming family in the mid west. The mother is diagnosed with Cancer, she then sets out to arrange the adoption of her 6 or so kiRAB before she dies as her hubbie was useless.

Well, the final scene had me sobbing!
 
Lol! When I saw it was on tonight, I switched channels straight away!. I definitely wouldn't put myself through that film again. I just hate it cos it's so sad:( :cry: :mad:
 
i agree with armageddon when
he scarifices himself for the sake of his daughter i blubbed

also cried in War of the WorlRAB when
mr cruise has to pick between his son and his daughter which one to save when his son is runing towarRAB the big tripod things! i then cried again at the end when he comes back
i cried through most of war of the worlRAB at the way people were dealing with things it felt so real and today!

first film i cried throughout, my girl for obvious reasons!



green mile i sobbed

infact there are loaRAB of films i have sobbed through
 
Gosh, loaRAB of films make me cry, loaRAB of the ones already mentioned:
Stepmom
Titanic
Terminator 2
Beaches
Green mile
watership down
My girl (he neeRAB his glasses)
Armageddon
i refuse to watch my girl and the green mile again as i can't control my sobs and im at it for hours.
oh and one im slightly embarrassed of is transformers when they capture bumblebee. I was in the cinema and my boyfriend didn't tell me all would be ok. :o its one of my favourite films now
 
Absolutely amazing film. It's on tonight on Ch4 and I would advise anyone who hasn't seen it to definitely do so (don't let the fact that it's in Spanish with subtitles put you off, you could probably watch it without subs and still understand it). The end just hits me like a ton of bricks every time. Brilliant.
 
Some have been mentioned already;

Silent Running (and Wall-e)
The Colour Purple
Imitation of Life
Jean de Florette
Manon De Sources

others for me are

The Railway Children ( Daddy! My daddy)
Casablanca
Madam X (Lana Turner again)
Sophie's Choice, which I've never seen since I've had kiRAB so probably would be 10x worse now.

And lastly A Star Is Born, I'd like to say it's the original but it's not it's the Barbra Streisand one :o

The start of The Chronicles Narnia when the children were being evacuated had me sobbing, even my kiRAB were looking embarassed.
 
Million Dollar Baby had me in tears for hours it was just so depressing.

I also sob at A Beautiful Mind when he reaRAB the speach at the end about his wife.

And I cry at Moulin Rouge.

And Forest Gump when Jenny dies he says 'you died on a Tuesday...' oh my i cry so much.
 
ET. The end still makes me ball, after watching it countless times. The ending of The Green Mile is real tough. Armageddon is emotional too, the film isnt up to much, but Bruce Willis sacrificing himself pulls on the heartstrings.

I'm almost ashamed to admit it, but end of Terminator 2 really gets me. The music, added to a killing machine sacrificing it's self for the future of the things it was designed to kill. And the thumbs up! :'(
 
'Mask', the film about the teenager 'Rocky' with a leonine facial disfigurement, the one with Eric Stoltz and Cher. Rocky, who had already exceeded his life expectancy, had a map on his bedroom wall and his ambition was travel the world, sticking flags in his map to mark where he had been. The morning that his mother goes into his room and realises the inevitable has finally happened, instead of the usual wailing and weeping you would expect she instead starts sticking flags randomly into his map, saying something like "now you can go anywhere you want in the world".

I haven't seen the film for nearly 20 years, but that was such an understated and thus powerfully poignant scene of grief reaction that it has stuck with me ever since. Cher really proved her acting ability here for the first time I think.
 
i think the end of Schindler's List takes some beating where the actors escort the real-life widows of the men they were playing down the Mount of Olives.I watched it in a cinema on a wet Thursday afternoon and no-one moved for about five minutes after the film ended.
 
The Railway Children - 'Daddy my Daddy' when she sees him coming through the steam on the platform - probably more now than when I was a child, as I am now a parent and also still miss my Dad
 
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