What is the most emotional thing you have seen on screen?

[Moggie]

Think this was the one thing that stands out which was pretty sad.

[Halicia]

Homeward Bound

Oh !@$% yeah. That's like hearing Johnny Cash sing Hurt. It completely changes the original, and you can't unhear it.

[the game]

[Kokolums]

The end of the Hand of Fear (1976), from the moment Sarah Jane Smith and the Doctor start bickering in the TARDIS to the end of the episode. There are clips of pieces of it but no-one has the whole thing on youtube in high quality.

[IAmJakub]

The final episode of M.A.S.H. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodby...ewell_and_Amen

[Doctor Amadeus]

This one right here, and the end where the bodies in the water there was a cut where there was a baby and a woman holding her child dead, I lost it in terms of the tears just flowed but the entire sequence was a build up like nothing else, while the effects and CGI weren't real the reality is humans beings really are like this, locking some people in cages like fucking dogs while the few are lead into life boats.


The women singing her children a night story and the older couple holding each other tight, the tragedy of humanity, just made me hate humanity.


The film 2012 was pretty horrible but at the end when the life boats used to save some but fucked over others, that part pissed me off, I liked the guy that played the president though.

[Yunru]

There is also some movie, where a nazi soldier puts on a clown nose and gets killed by a officer infront of the prisioners that are in the hole. I cant remember the name tho.

[felixcliff]

The last Joker film impressed me so that I can say taht I have not seen such films for last years if we do not speak about teh films taht were released before 2000 year.

[A Princess From Norway]

Will i be too shallow if i say the scene where Anakin falls into the lava from episode 3 ?

[Orby]

I am gonna talk specifically about TV shows. This Topic has come up a lot and often I usually mention movies all the time and will just end up repeating myself, but have never spoken about TV shows which is an option in the title so I'll take it.

So for TV shows these are mine

Blackadder
One of my favourite comedies of all time. This one set in World War 1, In the final episode, all seems to be lost. The four main characters meet at the surface level of their trench, ready to charge into battle against the Germans. Suddenly, there is silence. “The guns stopped! Perhaps the war is over!” one of the men exclaims. There is a brief moment of joy before Blackadder tells them, “I’m afraid not. The guns have stopped because we are going to attack.” The group tries to plan a way out of this situation as they inch closer and closer to their charge until finally, Blackadder wishes them all luck and blows his whistle. They all charge into battle, presumably to their deaths.


Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
I was a kid when I watched this show, and man this was was a tear jerker, and really helped me like Will Smith as an actor. There are some more emotional moments in Fresh Prince but the one that stands out for me the most is this one.


Boy Meets World
When Mr. Feeny admits his adoration for the gang and then dismisses his class for one final time. The ending where he finally admits it breaks me down every time.


The Simspsons
While the show has lost it's way over the last 17 years, this episode where Homer says goodbye to his mom who he had onyl just reuinted with, its whats not said at the end as the creits roll and its just Homer staring at the stars.

[kail]

I read the book before seeing the movie (for an English class), and even knowing it would happen it still got to me. To me it's like killing a 7 year old because his physique is too dangerous.

[plagueshard801]

When Iron Man died after snapping out Thanos, my wife and I both cried our eyes out.

[Lochton]

I'm a man, and I'll admit to following:

Hachiko, a dog's tale - the end scene where the dog is left alone in front of the train station after the viewer has found out the owner had passed away.
Avengers, Endgame - Iron Man's death after making his last action to be non-selfish.
John Q - Just the whole fucking thing.
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - Will's dad leaving him.
(And now because of this thread) Red Dog - It is basically Hichako all over again.





Now I've realized there is just too much to mention.. and I'm out of tissues...

[BloodyAngel12]

[deepr]

I couldn't keep it dry during the final episode of Black Sails.
This show is not for everyone, but I think it was great and some of the dialogue was fantastic.
It's up to the viewer to decide whether Flint's happy ending was real or made up by Silver after killing him.
Captain Flint is one of the greatest TV characters ever.

[The Butt Witch]

Hatchiko, the classic.

PS: Omg, you cries at a fucking children's cartoon?! Jesus Christ!

[Viikkis]

Well I wouldn't call it the most emotional but most recent one was Christopher Robin live action movie. Just something about remembering your childhood and how not to always stress about the tiniest things. We burn ourselves out so easily just working all day so it is good to have some Pooh philosophy sometimes.

[Wilian]

The reflection of my handsome face.

[Lollis]

Return of the King: "You bow to no one"
Schindler's List: "I could have saved more"
Buffy the Vampire Slayer - The Body: "We're not supposed to move the body" "Why do all my clothes have stupid things on them" "I don't understand"

The Body is easily one of the most accomplished 45 minutes of television ever.

[avitush]

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