Tearjerkers

[Mordwyl]

When I came to the realisation seeing my grandmother on her deathbed before being put in a coffin would be the last time I'd see her, I broke apart. She was like a second mother to me.

Fictionally it would be Shu's death scene in Fist of the North Star, being the very first occasion of heroic sacrifice I've ever witnessed in my life.

 

[Mr Pantomime]

Final Fantasy X

Spoiler

The ending, when Tidus disappears

Rumbing Hearts - Anime

Spoiler

When Haruka tells Takayuki shes doesnt love him anymore

Code Geass

Spoiler

When Sazuka kills Lelouch. Even though my friend already told me what happens. He did that for Death Note as well, and 11eyes.

 

[deonte9109]

my grandmother's funeral last year. she passed away the week before christmas and my fam went to st croix for the funeral arrangements. i didint cry the whole trip until the service and i just balled my eyes out.

 

[Mr Pantomime]

REALLY big spoiler of Code geass. on the final episode when lelouch purposefully had himself assasinated to bring peace to the world. i will admit i cried a like a girl a little.

Theres tabs for that man

 

[thefragboxed]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdUUx5FdySs
the kiwi video gets me every time.

 

[sylekage]

For T.V. shows, I almost, or did cry, at certain parts of Avatar. Some points for sad music, the ending, and certain moments that hit me hard.

Music wise, the other day I was listening to Yellowcard, and there's a song called "Life of a Salesman" and it pretty much has the singer asking if he's done a good job in life, and that he looks up to him. This was hard cuz I lost my dad a few years ago, and I can't listen to the song but once every few months.

Movies, I'm a really emotional person, I'll admit it. Anything with a sad, depressing, or even happy scene, I'll get a bit misty eyed. But only if the music is also emotional. I don't want a sad scene with metal or what not. That's just wrong man...seriously. Like, in the earlier comments someone said The Fellowship of the Rings. The last...45 minutes of it is just pure tearjerker material. Plus, the whole opening sequence of the newest Star Trek movie. (Don't judge)

 

[Thaius]

Clannad and Clannad After Story.

There were tears everywhere.

Absolutely. This, this, this. Especially this scene. (WARNING: SPOILERS)

Spoiler: Seriously, major spoilers. Also, you will cry.

 

[CarpathianMuffin]

Oh, almost forgot to mention that I got a bit misty eyed at the end of Azumanga Daioh. As quite a few can attest, it isn't sad. It's just the fact that it was actually ending that got me a little choked up.

 

[DonMartin]

This.

The ending to Rainman. Actually the entire movie.

The REAL finale to Scrubs.

And this.

The scene in New Police Story where Jackie Chan talks to his girlfriend about him never being able to forgive himself.

That's all I can think of right now.

 

[SalamanderJoe]

The scene from Death Note. Fans will know which scene, and with which character. And probably the end of Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within.

 

[Eternalsun]

I cried at the end of LOST. seeing as i was watching it for about 5 years and grew into teenage years watching it. It was a very sad ending.
When i first got the news my grandma died 2 years ago, that hit me like a house of bricks.

 

[Evilsanta]

Oh god, where do I start...nah. I could honestly go for a while (hell, a lot of the games I play pride themselves on that kind of emotional response, and I'm a rather softhearted person to begin with), but I'll limit myself.

So...<url=http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.206764-Neutral-Drow-reviews-Kana-Little-Sister>Kana: Little Sister, huh?

Spoiler: Oh...

Spoiler: ...my...

Spoiler: ...god.

For the record? That message is <color=aliceblue>posthumous.

Ugh...Thank you for reminding me of that Drow... Now if you will excuse me im going to cry in a corner.

OT: I think it has been mention but...Kanon the eroge and the anime.

 

[Anachronism]

Umm, I watched the Fellowship of the Ring today and I cried a manly tear (Spoiler follows) when Boromir died. Such an epic death.

Oh my, the Lord of the Rings films. I re-watched them all recently. There are quite a lot of moments in those films that make me tear up, but Return of the King is the big one. I spend most of the second half of the film sobbing like a three-year-old.

Then let us be rid of it... once and for all! Come on, Mr. Frodo, I can't carry it for you... but I can carry you! Come on!

 

[ALuckyChance]

Some parts of the movie Up were genuinely touching, though I didn't really cry.

I sobbed at this song twice:


I'm not much of a Sonic fan, but I also cried a bit at the Japanese ending to Sonic X.

 

[Shimmyshake]

My God, the beginning of UP. It was so beautifully done.

 

[BlumiereBleck]

Ed, Edd and Eddy's Big Picture Show made me cry twice at two specific scenes.

I know exactly what you're talking about.

OT Donnie Darko, several One Piece moments like after the Enies Lobby, Impel Down, and Marineford arcs.

 

[fullbleed]

Posted something in a topic very similar to this recently, in fact I'm being really lazy and just copying my post from last time.

Children of Men, no children have been born for 18 years, in the middle of a refugee camp on very edge of collapse a child is born. GO.

 

[Lolth17]

Just recently I literally started bawling in the theatre while watching 'Get Low.' Amazing movie, amazing acting. I didn't feel quite as stupid as I might have, because at least it wasn't one of those obviously designed to tug at the heartstrings Nicholas Sparks kinda deals.

 

[CroutonsOfDeath]

"Moulin Rouge!"

I don't care if it's a Chick Flick. That is one of my favourite movies, yet it always makes me cry.

There's also Grave of the Fireflies. Oh god :'(

 

[Wait...What]

My God, the beginning of UP. It was so beautifully done.

YES, went to watch this in the Cinemea, every one over the ague of about 14 was crying and all the kids just didn't get it, quite odd for what is essentially a kids film, that's the magic of disney.
Also toy story 3.