Most emotional moment in movie history?
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One movie that gets me every time is Gallipoli:
And I have to admit I'm a sucker for this scene in Sense and Sensibility:
Or how about the ending of Dark Victory with Bette Davis.
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And I have to admit I'm a sucker for this scene in Sense and Sensibility:
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Or how about the ending of Dark Victory with Bette Davis.
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Although I agree with Old Yeller, the winner, hands down, HAS to be the ending of Schindler's List. I've never seen people openly sobbing in the theater before or after that film.
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One movie that gets me every time is Gallipoli:
One movie that gets me every time is Gallipoli:
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Originally posted by Goat3001
American History X
I just saw the movie again tonight so thats what I thought of first. I'll think of more later.
American History X
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I just saw the movie again tonight so thats what I thought of first. I'll think of more later.
Also, how about in Fellowship of the Ring when
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MAGNOLIA is chock full of 'em for me:
A regular three hankie for me.
I also found the very ending of THE ELEPHANT MAN emotional.
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A regular three hankie for me.
I also found the very ending of THE ELEPHANT MAN emotional.
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I agree with American history X, but as a kid I don't know many people that didn't cry when
I agree with American history X, but as a kid I don't know many people that didn't cry when
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Not like most people didn't already know that, but still.
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Originally posted by Numanoid
...the winner, hands down, HAS to be the ending of Schindler's List. I've never seen people openly sobbing in the theater before or after that film.
...the winner, hands down, HAS to be the ending of Schindler's List. I've never seen people openly sobbing in the theater before or after that film.
How about To Kill a Mockingbird:
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My own Magnolia moment:
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Or another dialogue line, this one from Gattaca:
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