Watching this not long after my first daughter was born did me in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoLkabPK3YU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoLkabPK3YU
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[Film] What film scene wiped you out ?
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eastterracemike
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This every time
Palacefinder General
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SeagullinExile
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First they killed my father - The scene when the KR take her father away. They all know whats coming. A very emotional scene from a very underated movie.
AmexRuislip
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Steven Seagal saying "I'm just the cook" in Under Seige.
Cardboard acting of the finest calibre
Cardboard acting of the finest calibre
Eric Potts
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As The Railway Children , and It’s A Wonderful Life have been done , it has to be the entirety of Grave Of The Fireflies .
METALMICKY
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Steven Seagal saying "I'm just the cook" in Under Seige.
Cardboard acting of the finest calibre
Is the question at which point during the film did you need to wipe? In which case the answer is obviously when she popped out of the cake
PFJ
Not the JPF ..splitters !
Too many films do me in, from ET in the tent to Spock dieing at the end of Wrath of Khan, but songs also do it, so this one always turns me into a mess of snot and tears.
Watched it as a child, then with my own kids and now it's the turn of the Grand kids.
Watched it as a child, then with my own kids and now it's the turn of the Grand kids.
Deanbha
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The ending in Con Air, when he sees his daughter for the 1st time.
blue-shifted
Banned
Wanted to puke watching that
blue-shifted
Banned
The scene in Return of the Jedi where Luke embraces the dark side to pummel vader into submission.
The passing of the baton from the old to the young .... the realisation of the sudden, and previously unthinkable, mortality and vulnerability of the father .... the lesson to the 8 year old me that first saw it that it's not as simple as just good against evil, one will always borrow from the other.
John Williams nails it as well
The passing of the baton from the old to the young .... the realisation of the sudden, and previously unthinkable, mortality and vulnerability of the father .... the lesson to the 8 year old me that first saw it that it's not as simple as just good against evil, one will always borrow from the other.
John Williams nails it as well
southstandandy
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Darth Vader "No, I am your father"
Deadly serious about this. And there I go again, just looking at the start of it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHrRxQVUFN4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHrRxQVUFN4
mashman156
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Railway Children is an excellent shout, one I'd never have remembered without others posting.
Duprosed no one has posted Forest Gump. Many moving moments throughout, but Bubba Gumps death moved me more than Jenny or his Mums.
Weirdly find John Nash's Nobel acceptance speech very moving at the end of a Beautiful Mind too
Duprosed no one has posted Forest Gump. Many moving moments throughout, but Bubba Gumps death moved me more than Jenny or his Mums.
Weirdly find John Nash's Nobel acceptance speech very moving at the end of a Beautiful Mind too
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Of course never forget this. Broke me it did https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75M1XXEZciU
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
The German officer's black eyes, the sudden realisation of Streep, the screams, oh the screams....knots me up just thinking about that one.