Elephant Man
when you realise he wants to die, he has the means to do it and he chooses to, happily.
That scene is the closest I've come to tears for a while, but the last time I cried at a film was watching "Pokémon: The First Movie" when I was eight.CaptainKoala said:For me I'm going to have to go with Schindler's ListThe very last scene, where Liam Neeson is weeping, lamenting that he couldn't sell one more thing and save one last Jew. As if the fact that there were still Jews that needed to be saved meant that his whole endeavor was a failure in his eyes.
Makes me weep like a baby every time I see it.
Wow I must have been 12 when I watched that, and it made me tear up too.SniperMacFox said:That scene is the closest I've come to tears for a while, but the last time I cried at a film was watching "Pokémon: The First Movie" when I was eight.
When Pikachu is trying to shock Ash back to life and the pokémon start crying. Good god it's heavy handed drama, but still effective to child me.
This.Zhukov said:- Up. That opening sequence.
Oh, god. I'd forgotten about that one. It didn't make me cry, though. It made me feel horrified and empty inside, but I think it went so far past heavy that I couldn't cry about it.Casual Shinji said:The Plague Dogs
It's like Watership Down except more tragic... and with dogs.
It has an ending which will make you cry a river.