Film scenes that make you cry your eyes out

[Fletch]

'What if this thing blows up a bus full of Nun's, what do you print the headline as then?'

'Nun Soup?'

Gotta love Short Circuit.



Also, in response asking of Smith is worth watching as The Doctor, absolutely. I haven't enjoyed every episode since he began (looking mainly at you, Smith's 1st Christmas Special with Katherine Jenkins), but he's thoroughly enjoyable and has really become his own Doctor. As I say, at first he was very Tennant in his mannerisms and talk and actions, but that died out as he found his footing. I really enjoy him, and he's definitely in my top 3 Doctors, maybe even my fave.

Rewatching Ecclestone back has made me enjoy his solo series as The Angry 9th Doctor. I didn't appreciate him for a long time, but watching back I think he was the right guy to bring it back. Rose was much more enjoyable in Series 1 too, rather than her bitchy in-joke self in Series 2 with Tennant.

[Da Showstoppa]

'What if this thing blows up a bus full of Nun's, what do you print the headline as then?'

'Nun Soup?'

Gotta love Short Circuit.



Also, in response asking of Smith is worth watching as The Doctor, absolutely. I haven't enjoyed every episode since he began (looking mainly at you, Smith's 1st Christmas Special with Katherine Jenkins), but he's thoroughly enjoyable and has really become his own Doctor. As I say, at first he was very Tennant in his mannerisms and talk and actions, but that died out as he found his footing. I really enjoy him, and he's definitely in my top 3 Doctors, maybe even my fave.

Rewatching Ecclestone back has made me enjoy his solo series as The Angry 9th Doctor. I didn't appreciate him for a long time, but watching back I think he was the right guy to bring it back. Rose was much more enjoyable in Series 1 too, rather than her bitchy in-joke self in Series 2 with Tennant.

Although the rest of the 1999 NBC Movie was awful, I did really like Paul McGann as the Doctor (had a kickass version of the Who theme tune though)

Saw bits of "Up" on a documentary about Pixar - the scene where she loses the baby had me. Emotional music gets me too.

[Fletch]

The film was way earlier than 1999, i think it was like 1996

[Jimmy Redman]

I think Hancock mentioned it but the last 20/25 minutes of Toy Story 3 is nearly unwatchable for me. Pretty much from the moment they get put in the dustbin lorry to the end. I've only seen the film twice and both times were heaetbreaking.

Just to pile on, this times a thousand million.

I think aside from the ending, the worst part to me was when they were about to die in the inferno. But God, that f*cking movie.

In a different direction, for some reason even after the hundredth time I still cant hear The Speech in Independence Day without tearing up.

Keeping in mind I'm pretty much a blubbering mess whenever I watch anything. But you know what is the worst? Kids movies. Toy Story (all of them), Mufasa dying, the opening and ending of Up, the end of Monsters Inc, Ice Age generally, and so on. Awful, awful things.

[Maxximus]

Kids movies can be brutal. I'd be lying if I said I didn't shed a tear to most of the film mentioned.

Nice call with Independence Day too. I always get all patriotic when I hear that speech as well as a lump in my throat for the Randy Quaid kamikaze scene.

[dsrchris]

Oh man, the end of K9 where the dog gets shot. That cut me up.

[Da Showstoppa]

Speaking of Short Circuit as we were, the ending of number one (where the decoy runs away and gets blasted) is quite sad too. Yes I watched it last night!!

I think the first film that made me cry was Transformers The Movie. If Optimus Prime's death wasn't enough they went and killed STARSCREAM!!

Mind you, the Michael Bay Transformers films made me cry - but for different reasons!!

[Laffy]

I think Hancock mentioned it but the last 20/25 minutes of Toy Story 3 is nearly unwatchable for me. Pretty much from the moment they get put in the dustbin lorry to the end. I've only seen the film twice and both times were heaetbreaking.

Loads of other films have made me feel sad, but I don't really cry at films. I did, however, have tears rolling down my face at the Eddie Guerrero tribute on RAW after he died, and I was watching it on youtube 5 years later!!

Eddies tribute makes me cry every time I see it which isn't often as does Christ Benoits. It was a damn good tribute before the facts came out.

[ADC]

The pump scene in 'The Miracle Worker'.

[Da Showstoppa]

Eddies tribute makes me cry every time I see it which isn't often as does Christ Benoits. It was a damn good tribute before the facts came out.

I just remember that Raw, Vince standing in the empty arena. Triple H in tears - a lovely tribute show, and then the day after we found out the evil b*stard murdered his wife and son.