Most emotional scene?

[kamrantaz]

Whats the emotional scene from any movie/program that you have seen?

I have to say for me its the last scene (if not the last episode) of gunbuster. Two heroines sacrifice their right "to live in the same lifetime as those they love". A friend says to them before setting off the bomb "when you return to earth we'll be there to say hello".

A few thousand "earth years" later they return to earth in a battered gunbuster mecha . As they approach they contemplate whether earth still exists. As the approach the dark earth, all of a sudden lights down below start coming on spelling out "hello".

Doesnt make much sense but you to watch all the episodes

[the_debaser]

When Bambi's mom dies.

[tiedtiger]

In Unnatural Sex 92 (scene 3), when Gauge takes three loads in her face at the same time while being double analled from behind, and she says "Ooh yeah, fuck dat ass" is clearly the most emotional piece of cinema ever made.

Oh yeah...

[Darragh]

Mufasa dying.

The final scene of Lost In Translation.

"Ass to ass!"

[lordcookie]

The whole of Grave of the Fireflies or the end of Dancer in the Dark.

[Andsom]

Buffy's mum dying. The Carter/ Lucy ER stabbing.

[Yummers]

The last ever Wonder Years.

[Albert Fish]

I've gotta go with the Abyss, when Bud and Lindsey are trapped in the broken sub with only one divers suit and Lindsey elects to drown, so Bud can carry her back to base and try to revive her. Amazing scene, really fantastic acting by Ed Harris as he literally bullies her back to life.

[DarhkFox]

Well...

Several parts of Forest Gump.

Must also say Bambi actually. I went to MGM studies last year and they show you clips from films. Pretty much everyone had a tear in there eye when they played that part.

i cant think of more. The death of Buffys mum i guess, plus i wasnt too happy when Fred died in Angel, cos i fancied her so much. Still at least she came back as that dirty blue bitch.

[Andsom]

Not nice.

i wasnt too happy when Fred died in Angel, cos i fancied her so much. Still at least she came back as that dirty blue bitch.

She was much sexier when she came back as Illyria.

[Vemsie]

Funny. I was just reading this thread over at CHUD.com this morning and thinking of starting the same thread here.

My contribution to that thread was the 'Hand or foot?' scene from City of God. Truly disturbing. You really feel for those little children.

The Abyss is a good one as well. And the end to both Bullet in the Head and The Killer.

Robocop returning to his house and having flashbacks to a life now gone is another one.

[Paulando]

It has to be when Frank Jr dies in Saving Private Ryan...

[Jolly]

The end of Its a Wonderful Life. I always blub at that. Its lovely, especially the bit when he's running through Bedford Falls.

"Merry Christmas Bulidings and Loans!"

One of my favourite scenes in any film ever ever ever.

[FargalEX]

The eva series battle with Asuka in The End of Evangelion.

[DarhkFox]

She was much sexier when she came back as Illyria.

yes that is very true.

Plus that bit at the end of Angel were wesley dies and Illyria pretends to be fred..

[danryu]

The final scene of Lost In Translation.

"Ass to ass!"

That's the end of Requiem for a Dream not Lost in Translation

[hughes]

Saving Private Ryan - after a 20 minute assault on the senses, the scene where they are writing all the death certificates to the families.

[Vemsie]

The Iron Giant: Superman

[partious]

The end of Its a Wonderful Life.  I always blub at that.  Its lovely, especially the bit when he's running through Bedford Falls.

"Merry Christmas Bulidings and Loans!"

One of my favourite scenes in any film ever ever ever.

Yeah , thats one of my favourite scenes too.

The last 20 or so minutes of the Shawshank Redemption are pretty emotional, probably my favourite scenes from any movie and really gets me every time I watch it.

The end of the Killing Fields.

And ,ahem, the end of Terminator 2

[Jack]

I don't watch many "emotional" films, so I'd probably say the ending of Big Fish. The bit in Shaun of the Dead where he kills his mam is quote a shock as well.

[Vemsie]

The end of Requiem for a Dream.

[Hackign]

The Land Before Time....1.

When littlefoot's Mum dies.

Transformers the Movie : Prime snuffing it.

The Lion King: The entire thing probably.

[Paulando]

And ,ahem, the end of Terminator 2

I cried like a girl at the end of that... With the thumb and everything

Another is the scene in Cinema Paradiso where Toto watches all of the edited kisses at the end. There are quite a few emotional scenes in that film actually, it's one of my favourites of all time.

[danryu]

The end of Requiem for a Dream.

someone already mentioned that one with a quote I see

I'd say the end of AI, Legend of 1900 and Bicentennial Man

[elmo]

for some reason: the opening scene to finding nemo. The music raises at JUST the right time

[SuperCat]

Lion King and Shawshank Repdemption are quite moving in a happy/sad way.

Also see, for extreme emotions.

[Vemsie]

Boogie Nights: God only knows

[Tom*]

near the end of phone booth where Colin Farrell admits to being a complete cock.

[Darragh]

That's the end of Requiem for a Dream not Lost in Translation

I know, foo'! I skipped a line to denote the fact that I was moving onto another film.

Although the thought of Scarlet Johansson engaging in a bit of the aforementioned (NOT with Bill Murray) isn't all that bad a prospect, eh?

[tiedtiger]

The end of Shakespeare in Love.

Seriously.

I love that movie from start to finish.