What's the most emotional scene in film for you?

>>79415026
This scene was the biggest fedora tip ever filmed

>>79415090
That doesn't even mean anything

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>>79415026

>>79415026

The last scene in Big Fish. Can't not cry.

>>79415026
that's the fakest """""emotional""""" scene I've ever seen.

it's pretty much a parody of a suicide attempt.

not a scene but the majority of Lonesome Dove fucks me up

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This or the scene where Tony realises he's back in Kansas.

>>79415408

All of Wes Anderson's films are shot in a very stylistic way that's almost like a stage production.

Everything is similar to real life, but never attempts to mimic it. It's meant to be stilted and unrealistic.

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:(

>>79415359
>My friends, you bow to no one.

>>79415561
Del's was worse

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=op2PubBdjQo

>And I'm still in fucking Bruges

A lot of scenes from The Road could also work, but I'll always love this scene for how many emotions it triggers in such a short time

>>79415561
i can relate to this.

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Fuck this movie.

>>79415026

https://www.awesomestories.com/asset/view/Shadowlands-Death-of-Joy-Gresham-Lewis

>>79415408
Man you are as sharp as a butter knife

>>79415408
fuck you scumbag

>>79415500
that's why all his films are so bloodless and dull.

>why try to portray real human emotion and fail miserably (same as most directors anyway) when you can hide your ineptitude by not even trying and shifting focus towards your autistic obsession with color palettes and out of place pop songs?

I don't know why anyone would want to see a movie that doesn't even want to make its audience feel something strongly.

>>79415721
Source?

>>79415026
>says tomorrow
>does it minutes later
I didn't understand this part

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Cried when I saw it at 8 years old
Still do
James Horner soundtrack is 11/10

>>79415800
My Dog Skip. It's a movie about Frankie Muniz's dog being a very good boy and getting beaten to near death, then when he lives, he has to die alone of old age with arthritis.

I don't know why my parents were awful enough to let me have a VHS tape of this movie and I don't know why I kept watching it. But I'm glad I made myself stop.

>>79415787
Craftsmanship, uniqueness, cuteness, geometry, fun

NEEDLE IN THE HAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pyBB7y8fDU&t=16s

>>79415839
always makes me think of my teenage love

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>>79415026
>>79415932
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsdATiGS09I

>>79415912
but why everything has to be so fucking ironic and deadpan? it's nauseating.

it makes me depressed to think that so many people don't care if something is genuine or not, as long as they can get fun out of it.

>>79416077

Maybe just acknowledge that it's not your cup of tea and move on. There's a world of shit out there that people like and don't like for reasons you'll never grasp and plenty of stuff that you like that others don't get.

Just move on and let everyone like what they like.

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The Whole movie

>>79416144
I just think sad that irony and cynicism has become the norm.

not in small part thanks to people like wes anderson.

it's far from harmless entertainment.

>>79416231
Wes Anderson is totally sincere though, are you dense or is this comment b8?

>>79416278

Wes Anderson movies aren't even really that cynical, they have cynical characters, shitty dads, and all kind of horrible things happening.

But there's an earnestness to them, they're almost wholesome in a way, purely because of their presentation.

>>79416373
Gay

>>79416077
I believe that Wes Anderson's movies are genuine. It's just that they're filtered through a genuine self-hatred, as well as a need to cloak one's artistic aspirations in a comforting cocoon of irony.

Sometimes it's good to enjoy something even when you know it doesn't do justice to the infinite complexity of the human condition. It's alright to slap a chastity belt on the rabid brain-boner you have for 'honesty' and just enjoy a well-crafted film. If you can't, frustration and impotence will destroy your mind.

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This is still the most powerful scene in all of film for me, or at least second to tears in rain.

The animation, the score, the atmosphere, it's all just so perfect. The entire sequence is nothing short of a masterpiece.

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Any widower in a movie gets me sad. I had an uncle go through it and it's incredibly sad.

the whole movie of au hasard balthazar

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>>79415026

>>79416569
the correct answer is: the whole fucking movie.

>>79416459
Heavy metal?

>>79415026
MARLY AND ME DEAD DOGGY I CRY

>>79416645
I can't remember, did he ever actually encounter the killer, unknowingly?

>>79415721
rip in peace Marley

>>79416691
>I couldn't do it
>"I know"

>>79416718
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJc9O8ogyuM

It's inconclusive but the little girl says the man who came there looked "plain" "ordinary" and their main suspect looked like that.

>>79416639
You are right but this scene hit me most.

>>79416773
I fucking love this shit so much

>>79416669
Yeah, it's probably my favorite movie desu

>>79416773

I remember the scene and that the little girl confirms that the handsome guy wasn't the killer, just a plain guy.

I can't remember though if in the movie, they ever encountered the real killer, and didn't know it was him.

Either way though it's a great scene, makes your skin crawl when it's him looking at the killer IRL, since the killer was never caught and could be watching the movie.

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The last 5 minutes get me everytime

>but not yet.....not yet

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This shit wrecked me and I still can't fully explain why.

>>79416902
I loved that bit. I don't even care what people say about Children of Men, it's k i n o

>Forgive for posting animoo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1qteogUE7E

Couldn't find original voiceover.

>>79416916
Whatever you do don't tell pol

>>79416944
I don't care what /pol/ knows. I have been in the trolling game longer than they have and I know their ~triggers~

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>>79416902

>future of humanity has has a double digit IQ

>>79416902
Cinefix did a pretty good analysis of it in their top 10 emotional moments video

>>79415644
FUCK YOU FOR GIVING ME THE CASE OF FEELS!

>>79415479
>american pop
my nigga

>>79416851
She doesn't confirm anything. One explanation is that the handsome guy was the killer because he had a plain and ordinary face.

>>79415026
Whatever happened to Luke Wilson. He was a talented actor.

>>79415387
this. straight at the heartstrings

>>79416569
what movie this from?

>>79417164
Gotta be Manchester by the Sea.

>>79417120
>he had a plain and ordinary face.

What? Everyone repeatedly thought of him as handsome.

Either way I thought the point of the killer being "ordinary" was that it went against the main characters' trend of judging people by their looks (the main guy himself's "ability" to look someone in the eye for guilt), and how they kept thinking the killer must have had a really distinct look, but at the end he turned out just to be an average joe who could be anyone.

>>79416942
awesome scene/ movie

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>>79417215
It's open to interpretation, but I always hear it interpreted as the plain and ordinary leaning towards the handsome guy. And the teary eyed intense look at the end showing they had their man but let him go.

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Cried like a fuckin baby i had snots and everything. Fuck

>>79416773
Have it downloaded, never watched. Should I go through with it?

>>79417372
Well I'm not Asian so I can't judge his looks, I just went off all the characters thinking him handsome. I'm inclined to trust the genetic test results though.

And I always thought the camera look was to the killer IRL, but that makes sense too.

>>79417292
This movie is so horribly painful. It's something every man should watch and know can happen at almost any given time to them.

>the supermarket
Fuck this world.

>>79417401
Oh yeah.

>>79416569
I'm an avid kino watcher and usually I'm very cautious with what I say specially about new movies but this is one of if not the most heartbreaking film I've ever seen. It already holds a special place on my heart

>inb4 reddit

The breakup scene and then the scene where they meet in the cafe in Blue is the Warmest Color

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>I knew these people... these 2 people

>>79416181
>>79416569
>>79416902
>>79417292
these are great too

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This scene or the scene at the end where Neil dies.

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>>79415026
The entire final act
>Kanichiro's revelation that his family is with him no matter where he his because of the love he harbors for them, and vice versa
>His sacrifice to give his son a final gift
>The old man who made him commit seppuku breaking down crying, trying to feed his body rice balls and telling him to wake up and he's sorry
>His family's reaction to his death
>Saito in modern day crying while walking away with his son

I wept for 40 fucking minutes

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The final bathroom scenes of Faults.
A loser's slow descent into pity.
Just like me but without the cult stuff.

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the ending to Stand by Me

its happening in my life right now and theres nothing I can do about it

>>79417292
Man this was a real heavy movie.

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>>79418174
>I told you I'm never going back

The end of Mulholland Dr still fucks me up

when was the last time you spoke to your dad

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>>79418855

god dammit, forgot the pic

>>79418719
For now I'm just a fault.

>>79418855
An actual conversation, probably a week before he died. Me saying goodbye to him over a phone, day he died.

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When spud exits the boxing club in Trainspotting 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VATFpAtn8M&t=2m55s

Am I a faggot for crying lads? Literally the only movie that manages to tense up my throat and make me tear up

>>79419262
youre not a faggot for crying. youre a faggot for asking if youre a faggot

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This fucking scene

I loved this movie as a young kid, back in the early 90's

Must have watched it 20 times in one year, back then I thought it was a cool story with some young Dinosaurs that reminded me of myself and my friends, and everything worked out happily ever after in the end

Rewatched it for the first time in 20 years about a year or two ago, after this scene played I just stared out the window for 10 minutes

The charming tale of a group of young dinosaurs is actually a terrifying tale of genocide, and survival and personal loss

>Mommy?

>>79415026
The ending from The Land Before Time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EojOk3jUw_E

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this has destroyed me mentally when i was a kid.

>>79419365
Funny how that was the post before mines and I wasn't even paying attention to others posts until after i posted.
BTW you mean this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbW8GgAWKi8

>>79421106
Can I be honest with you?
I just watched this movie recently for the first time since I was a kid so about little over 10 years ago and that was the first time in my life that I shed tears of joy to this movie cause of the ending.

>>79416077
>ironic
You are missing the point of Wes Anderson buy a fucking mile if you think his movies are ironic
Go watch something by him and just take it as it is and watch it while thinking it's all genuine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EseJkKZXfyI

>>79417372
I thought that he had kinda moved on from the case but then the girl gave him a glimmer of hope. Only to tell him he looked like an ordinary joe aka never solving the case.

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Recently, this

>>79417292
>when you realize he's doing that stare right in his soul just to prove that he's innocent because of that line at the beginning of the film "I can always tell when you're lying by your eyes"

When jude law jews himself in gattaca

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>>79415026
>"I've tried so hard to be good"

Commence crying like a big fat baby bitch

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>>79416569

>tfw the safety was on

>>79415839
Kirk choking up during his speech about Spock did it for me ;- ;

>>79416773
one of the greatest endings in films ever

>>79416854
just watched this recently when it was on tv and damn, it still hits me aswell

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not film but this gets me every single time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3difXqlpwVc

>>79416760
>"Michael could."

something about that line really gets to me

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https://youtu.be/W_9JlxP4qXc

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>>79415681

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>>79416569
>I can't beat it

>>79418021

it was a great movie, don't let anyone tell you differently. the people that won't like it will probably complain that "it didn't go anywhere and didn't have a conclusion".

it was the best movie i saw from last year, but i didn't watch hacksaw ridge yet.

>>79418021
This

>>79415090
shut the fuck up you human trash

>>79419365

is that the land before time? I saw that movie in the theatres if it is, I was really young though, and it wasn't the animated version, and it was in the 80's.

>>79424200

i meant, not the VHS version, not animated

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I dream a dream haunted me

>>79415026
I tear up whenever the monolith is on screen and I can't figure out why

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>>79417292
Fuck

>>79419262
I always found the contrast between his beautiful armor and how bloody, scared and grotesque Commodus actually is at the end to be unnerving

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This scene right here.
Life Aquatic was the first movie of Wes Anderson I ever saw and it's what got me into him.
Bawled like a big baby.

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>>79421983

Dat soundtrack tho

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>>79419039
Please don't tell my mother, Nurse Ratchet

>>79415026
The flashback scene with the french(?) music in Grave of the fireflies right after the little sister died

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n92DZWbJ7SM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZEpB4C7GTA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-8MbgMS6jo

>>79415026
>>79416517

My favorite moment is when at the ending Royal gives the dalmatian to his son.

>"I've had a rough year, dad"
>"I know you have"

Fucking gets me every time.

>>79421904
thanks captain obvious

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Entire movie was a rollercoaster of emotion.

I'm pretty sentimental so there's a couple, might post others later

Brest Fortress ending, there's subs
https://youtu.be/l7LjEdFbnTQ?t=7279

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paris texas 2nd booth scene

https://youtu.be/kjeCNnbVYAQ

Not film but this scene fucks me up every time I watch it. Don't even want to watch it right now

>>79416691
Underrated movie and scene. The rain scene is great I'm glad it's you But this particular scene hits you hard because it's so unexpected and it feels like everything's going right finally.

>>79425693
whoops, forgot to add the other guy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSrE0D8OcZI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJLaN6uDkpY

Watch the movie (Bullhead) first if you haven't seen it.

>>79421719
Please.... Don't make me remember this.

I broke.

>>79419039
That movie isn't the most gut wrenching thing I've ever seen, but she's so unabashedly evil it's amazing. There are plenty of movies where villains are bad to average people, but she's just so fucking cold toward such innocent, vulnerable people that it really hits you in a different way.

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This whole movie.

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The sax needs to make a return as mainstay of film audio

>>79425565
>>79416517
This

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The fact that he lowers the gun briefly before bringing it back up and pulling the trigger is just an emotional bait and switch. The whole movie is so fucking tense, and then you think that you're getting some relief before BANG.

>>79425937
This was such corny bullshit.

>>79422041
Elephant Man never fails to make me emotional.

Face/off, the prison fight scene

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7SfihJDsiI

>>79415359

This one was a tear jerker for sure.

Cut short in his corruption. He has nothing but shame. Compassion is still shown to him. He is only a man...

>>79416902
It was really beautiful

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQQe5H9PnLQ

>>79418814
same

True Grit remake when Cogburn is racing to get the girl's snake bite treated. Especially the part where the horse dies. The music in that scene was absolutely perfect. Not tense or epic, just slow and subtly mournful.

>>79425937
Monsters Inc entire ending sequence is the saddest moment in Pixar's history

>>79426075
it always creeps me out how emotionless tony is, looking at his cousins peppered face

>>79426423
Me 2. I tend to look at as man putting down a sick dog. You love the dog, but it keeps shitting itself and is ruining your life, so it has to go. Tony was a man.

>>79426442
Who would've thought Darth Vader would give you feels? I wish Yoda's death was better handled, it was so fucking rushed

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>>79417443
Yeah but
>when he headbutts that fat fuck in the store

>>79426469
I feel it was more like tony taking one step further towards fully becoming a dehumanized toxic being.

He loved his cousin, right up until his Blundetto became an inconvenience.

>>79426003
holy shit that's frank from season 2 of the wire.

>>79419262
damn

>>79426530
lol there's that too. Tony did ruin everything he touched.

>>79426648
I also kind of see it as a way for Tony to get rid of the guilt he felt about his cousin, Blundetto being locked up and himself being free.

Instead of dealing with the guilt, he found a way to kill two birds with one stone at the sake of what little humanity he had left.

>>79415026
The ending of AI

>>79417376
Came here to post this.

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Anyone?

>>79415026
>"I want to live again, please God, let me live again"
>Snow starts falling

>>79415026

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0j3xN5UWDY

Try not to fucking cry. I dare you.

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>>79422077

>Glock
>Safety

>>79417376
>Finally after all these years we are Beasts of No Nation

Jesus Christ Fukushima...

>>79424560
Fuck Brad Dourif is such a fantastic actor

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>>79415026
This fucked me up good

>>79427067
Happiness is so fucking good.

>>79417058
gb2r

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>Look how they've massacred my boy.

>>79416902
>earth will be repopulated by somali rapefuges
This movie was shit

>>79427482

>>>/pol/

>>79427516

>people have opinions outside of /pol/

Big surprise, isn't it?

>>79426100

He died realizing the mistakes he made at least. Trying to protect the hobbits

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I crei every time

>>79418149
This is one of the best scenes ever made

>>79427819

>Trying to pretend you aren't a fedora tipping pol fag

as he said >>>/pol/

the richest man in town

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Don't even care.
Love this film and this bit always gets me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgYZeVospVc

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>>79416569

>>79421719

>>79428002

>my opinions about your opinions

>>>/pol/

Who's pretentious?

>>79428064
well done

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>>79421983
>The shotgun would ignite
>And Ella Mae would scream...
>But Robert Ford would only lay on the floor and look at the ceiling...
>The light going out of his eyes...
>Before he could find the right words.

such a beautifully executed film familia, holy shit man why I cant share this with somebody

>>79424358
this movie is so fucking kino
beautiful stuff anon, breath taking

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>>79424476
>the one kiss that sombody gave shinji with actual apreciation and care
>and then she dies

this is why misato is the best girl

>>79425213
this scene
and then in the space hospital

god damn, I prepared myself, I fucking saw it coming from a mile away
and still got me

>>79428030
Heath could express so much with just his eyes

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>>79428226
Yes. Hero is fucking amazing. The soundtrack is noice, everything looks great and the plot was interesting too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=watzMSbA0Cw&t=3s

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>this movie is gay
>who the fuck actually said this was sad?
>o-oh... oh holy shit

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aM_kRs00ys

Fuck just the music makes my eyes wet

>>79415026
>I'm going to kill myself tomorrow
>Does it like 5 seconds later
What did he mean by this?>>79415090

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>>79427189
there's something about watching someone old and wise crying that absolutely fucks my shit up

pic related, I choke every time

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>you are my best friend, my only friend

FUCK

>>79428533
this movie is so heart warming,
also The Boy and the Beast
I really love how these chinks pull that balance between feels and happyness

>>79428533
>>this movie is gay

if you thought that even for a second watching the movie you are a disgusting pleb

end yourself

The scene in The Master where he remembers the girl he left during the war

>>79428815
underrated

>>79428764

I had every right to think that when he first started changing into a wolf spirit and his body went all spaghetti, and when she fucking made out with him as a wolf. Those are completely valid moments to think this.

>>79428853
PTA's films have many emotional scenes. There's also Barry's speech at the end of Punch Drunk Love. That's that.

>>79415721
>you now can only think of the scene where Frankie whacks the dog and makes it run away whimpering on the baseball field in front of everyone

>>79428725
That ending

i know a lot of people hated it but the ending monologue of benjamin button

also the end of mr nobody

>>79428910
>Wake up to a (You)
>it's this post
Fuck you.

>>79415681
Colin Farrell is immune to any criticism he gets for making stupid blockbusters after In Bruges.

>that last line in the film

>>79425565
This so much

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bocye9M5q_Y

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>>79424495
>I wonder if it remembers me

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>>79426732
this

I know it's become the cliche Feels moment, but Rutger Hauer is such a masterful actor and it feels so raw that you can't help but feel with him

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Not film, but it counts for me

>>79416569
Is Manchester by the sea going to be one of those films that turns up in "Movies women will never understand" threads?

>>79426765
When he asks Uncle Junior does he loves him.

>>79430023
Likely

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The ending scene from the film Calvary.

>>79429867

If I have to choose an anime, it's probably legend of the galactic heroes when mittermeyer is begging Reinhard to come to an agreement with Reuental.

>>79415026
When the eagle comes down and grabs Frodo and the journey ends

>>79428624
It's apparently quoting Le Feu Follet

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>>79430391
>There's a Christmas tree somewhere in London with a bunch of presents underneath it that'll never be opened. And I thought, if I survive all of this, I'd go to that house, apologize to the mother there, and accept whatever punishment she chose for me. Prison... death... didn't matter. Because at least in prison and at least in death, you know, I wouldn't be in fuckin' Bruges. But then, like a flash, it came to me. And I realized, fuck man, maybe that's what hell is: the entire rest of eternity spent in fuckin' Bruges. And I really really hoped I wouldn't die. I really really hoped I wouldn't die.

>>79417292
Watched this with a gf the other night, I've seen it maybe 2 times already but she hasn't, she was tearing out her hair by the end of it, amazing movie

The Truman Show's final scene, probably.

>>79416569
This

I wasn't expecting it, it was one of the most genuine scenes i've ever seen.

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>>79415026

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I cried in about 4 different scenes last time I watched this

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This entire movie.

>>79426626
which scene was this again?

>>79416902
I feel the same way. This is one of the few films that almost brought me to tears.

>>79432645
inn at the oaks

>>79415787
Have you even fucking seen Life Aquatic? Generates a level of feels off the charts.

>>79415721
watched it when i was 6. hid behind the couch and sobbed, where nobody could see.

>>79428533
This scene was absolutely retarded. I watched it with a few of my buddies and we immediately made trash compactor memes about it.

>>79426775
this whole movie

>>79432463
this one always gets me

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I can't stand Dr Who but the ending of this episode where he sees his appreciation, I cry even describing it to people who haven't seen it

>>79426140
Amazing

>>79425866
Honestly have to agree with this one.

>>79415026
When Lee is sitting at the bar in Manchester by the Sea.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPyd9J9kkJk

This scene hit me hard when I first saw it. Great movie all around but too bad it wasn't more popular.

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>>79416077

What does it mean for something to be genuine?

I've struggled with this question for a while, as an engineer. We make flooring now that simulates wood floors in sound, appearance, texture, and every other conceivable way. You can't even tell it apart from the real thing once its laid down. It's also safer and cheaper to manufacture. If that's the case, why use real wood at all anymore?

A few months back, I went to an airbnb in the hills of North Carolina run by these two hippy ladies. I had a moment where I looked through their strange, radical library and thought, "everything about this experience could be simulated, from the book choices (pulled from Amazon), to the architectural choices (building the house out of reclaimed wood, and with an emphasis on renewable sourcing), and even the individuals running it (would it be so hard to find two lesbians who could play such a role outside Asheville)?

The thing that made me realize it could not be a simulation was a wind chime over the mulch toilet behind the cabin. It wasn't put there for decoration. It wasn't put there for safety, really, as the couple were the only people there. As a man, my first understanding was, "as you pass it, the chime rings and people nearby know to stay away", because I saw it as a man would.

Then I dropped acid, and thought about what it would mean to a woman. And women don't negotiate the exchange of needs and wants that way. They're more subtle. The chime doesn't say, "stay away". It's a gentle, unconscious behavioral reminder to give space. It was in that moment I realized that it was the touch of a genuine individual. It had perspective. It possessed "self".

Genuineness will be a rare quality as time goes on. With each passing day, we become more able to shape the world as we see fit. Wes Anderson's movies reflect the "truth" of how humans see the world in abstraction, just as Charlie Kaufman's films reflect the "truth" of reality many of us refuse to accept.

>>79417292
>When he looks back the second time with tears in his eyes

Cut me like a knife.

>>79433174
This was the first episode I ever watched. I had no clue what I was getting in to and was destroyed.

>>79424806

Judah Friedlander was talking about how he used to show this movie in the writers room and see who came back on Monday. It's the sort of movie that says to you, "go, and do, for there is nothing else worth your time".

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The ending of Schindler's List where the cast joins the surviving Schindlerjuden to visit his grave in Israel ending with Liam Neeson placing a rose on the tombstone made me break down last time I watched it. As much as I make fun of Jews and the holocaust, this is one of the most powerful scenes ever filmed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVxuv9ne32U

The movie wasn't perfect, but this scene never fails to make me emotional.

>>79434050
same senpai.

>>79434050
>muh 6 trillion

>>79433671
Am I dead inside because when I see a wind chime I don't really think about it for more than 2 seconds and only as "there's a wind chime above the toilet"? I definitely don't have some epiphany about the concepts of "self" and "genuine", not even on acid like you, because I just saw neat things in my head and watched it like a movie.

Are you "an artist", is that it? Or do I lack much-needed introspection to the point where I'm as dull and hollow as my thoughts?

trainspotting
it reminds me of my life, but not as glamorous

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The bar scene always tears me apart.

>>79418923
i said goodnight to my dad. he said "Goodnight Mikey," which was unusual because he wasn't an affectionate man. he was in his recliner and i was going up to bed.
he went to bed.
he never woke up.
i found him the next day when i came home from work.
i called 911 and gave him cpr but he had been gone for hours by that point. he was blue/purple but i still tried until the paramedics arrived.
then i had to track down my mom and tell her that dad died. i don't remember much after that.

>>79428624
After looking at himself in the mirror while shaving, he couldn't even take living with himself another day and just went ahead with the an hero.

>>79434050
https://youtu.be/TkiWIpiQjbQ
Another sad jewkino scene with John Williams music.

>>79433888
I know, just something about a dude crying over something like that

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The ending of Dancer in the Dark. No movie made me cry until this.

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>>79434187

Nope. I was on acid which ratcheted things up 100 notches. And when I'm not, I constantly spend time analyzing things because it's how I approach life. It's a coping mechanism. If I understand things, I'm better able to deal with them. But it is a COPING mechanism, and its only recently that I've come to understand that it's not always helpful. Further, you can really take all the joy out of life when all you do is think, and not experience.

It's taken me a long time to learn how to stop the analytical part of my brain. I think people that can do that are so lucky. You're not dead inside. You just understand that analysis isn't as useful as it may seem. I envy you.

>>79433671
>The chime doesn't say, "stay away". It's a gentle, unconscious behavioral reminder to give space
Literally and unironically the same thing

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>>79428725
>>79430391
holy shit. These movies had taken me. Calvary is such a good movie.

>>79425565
Ben Stiller really sold that line well. The crack in his voice gets me everytime.

no intro to "UP"?
waterworks for me everytime.

>>79434691
That is in here, and I'll never understand why people always rate it so highly. The rest of the movie ends up being more sad than that intro.

>>79434739
i'm an easy mark for emotional manipulation.

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>>79434534

Not really. I get that it sounds the same, but it's different. It comes down to how men and women interact. Men are not conflict averse, and they tend to resolve disputes through direct interaction. Women on the other hand don't really like fighting, and have to achieve their goals in other ways (like by manipulating others).

The choice of a wind chime is specific because it's so mild that it can fade into your subconscious. A woman who hears it in the distance doesn't even think "oh shit someone's on the toilet, gotta stay away". The unconscious understands it as, "there is a noise, when I heard that noise I was on the toilet and wanted space, therefore I will avoid it". It's the difference between being told to stay away and understanding why you should without being told.

Or I coulda been whacked outta my head on acid and coming up with crazy shit, as has certainly happened before. I dunno man. It's a hell of a drug.

>>79434691
It's an emotional hit but it's a cheap one, the whole sequence happens in like 3 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dCysR4sJno

Only thing that can make me teary eyed.

>>79434854
widowers really get to me. it's my opinion that men love differently than women and nothing makes me sadder than seeing a lonely looking old guy eating supper by himself.

>>79434469
You actually remind me a lot of someone I know who is an artist, hence the question earlier. I figured that was maybe a characteristic of the artistic mindset, questioning things heavily to a point where they almost stop making any sense in the flood of possible information.

If you're like him I'm sorry your brain is always thinking like that. He likes to talk about everything that happens in his day and overanalyze it all. He also questions concepts and theoretical situations, critiquing lots of things and liking to start lots of sentences with "Isn't it funny" or "Ever think about". If you're like him you're probably always thinking about something almost pointless and have a tough time with friends because you like to talk about these things to the point of becoming weird and making others uncomfortable.

I hope you learn to roll with the punches more, anon, though I know that's not something you learn by thinking about, it's sadly something that just kind of clicks.

>>79434854
How else were they supposed to do it?

>>79422285
Claire seeing Nate in the car mirror and then him slowly disappearing in it... fuck. I didn't need this shit again today.

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>>79416944
>Whatever you do don't tell pol
dun dun duun dun

WHERE THE FUCK IS WALLACE? STRING? STRING? LOOK AT ME!

>>79418149
best taste itt senpai

>>79426775
>FUCK YES.

>>79426518
Yeah that was satisfying.

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The whole third act hit too close to home

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>as the people who adore you stop adoring you; as they die; as they move on; as you shed them; as you shed your beauty; your youth; as the world forgets you; as you recognize your transience; as you begin to lose your characteristics one by one; as you learn there is no-one watching you, and there never was, you think only about driving - not coming from any place; not arriving any place. just driving, counting off time. now you are here, it's 7:43. now you are here, it's 7:44. now you are... gone.

>i know what to do with this play now. i have an idea. i think...

>die.

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numerous times in this movie.

Will check out Manchester by the sea this weekend.

>>79430023
its already in these...

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>>79415561
Holy shit I remeber crying so much to this scene the first time I wacthed it

>>79415026
Goodbye Lenin

The way they look at each other...
https://youtu.be/3gdVJ-BVAKI

The Little Mermaid 'How much I'll miss her/ I love you daddy' also always get me.

BR Final Roy's scene

Someone already nailed Boromir's death... that would probably be my number one but here's a few more that get me every time:

Hook - "Oh There You Are Peter"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0jVCDHE6pI

Captain Philips - Tom Hanks Shock Scene
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJMDdT24_98

Big Hero 6 - Baymax Sacrifice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tn2cd87Ihgs

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>>79415681
Gleesons dog dying in Calvary

Where's The Iron Giant?

https://youtu.be/vrmFA5aHg7Y

Not the best in this thread, but I have always appreciated it because it's not cheap, but it totally blindsides you. In another wise good comic episode with their normal hijinx, they manage 'to sneak some real feels into it.

>>79428725
Came here to post this
I usually don't cry much even in emotional films but that one got me good