Which movie scenes make you cry without fail?

[Jam do Bronx]

The ending of Arrival, coupled with the beautiful music.

Saving Private Ryan - when, as an old man now, he asks his wife if he was a good man.

Forrest Gump - Every death scene. I mourn with you, Forrest.

Every other scene in Room - this film completely wrecked me.

Rocky - especially Rocky 6

Creed 2 ending.

But the one that gets me without fail -
Lord Of The Rings: Return of the King, at the end the four hobbits bow in honour of King Aragon, and Aragon stops them and says "My friends... you bow to no one", and then he bows to them. Oh my god, every fking time.

[Mr. Nobody]

I tend to always have a sniffle when whoopi goldberg first convinces demi Moore that Sam Wheat is talking to her,

[Mr. Nobody]

I sometimes get a small tear duct excursion when Spock tells the sealife employee that Gracie is pregnant.

[Appear]

Nicolas Cage's first scene in any film I didn't know Nicolas Cage was in.

[biscuits]

The ending of House of Flying Daggers.

Usually, I deliberately never watch films that have any possibility of making me cry! Every now and then a slippery one slips through the net e.g. UP! and Inside Out. I can't believe Pixar got me twice!

[biscuits]

When E.T. *spoiler alert* goes home.

[Ronnie_Pickering]

when the family-eating raptors die in jurassic park

[Mr. Nobody]

In "Dave", when Kevin Kline, acting as the president, manages to cut $656 Million from the budget to protect homeless shelters.

[Jam do Bronx]

House of Flying Daggers is a great shout. Martial arts movies like that, Crouching Tiger and Hero always make me feel deeply emotional.

[girlinterrupted]

Most of, and definitely the end of What Dreams May Come, with Robin Williams. It's been doing it since the 90s and was actually quite handy a couple of times when I needed a cry but was on anti-depressants and it was near impossible

[Gellerbing]

Lion King- when mufasa dies and simba is telling him to wake up, I ugly cry every single time

[Percy]

Originally Posted by girlinterrupted

Most of, and definitely the end of What Dreams May Come, with Robin Williams. It's been doing it since the 90s and was actually quite handy a couple of times when I needed a cry but was on anti-depressants and it was near impossible

Looks like a good film

[Percy]

Hachi

[Azalea]

Any in which a dog dies