Shows/films that made you cry
 

I rarely cry at a movie or show, unless a scene really gets to me, some of my favourite films and shows can be quite sad or heavy (Evangelion,barefoot gen, the Clannad anime to name a few)

what tv show/film scenes have made you cry?

The endings to:

A.I. (Artificial Intelligence)

Prancer

Ralph Breaks The Internet

http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/showthread.php?t=47182

http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/showthread.php?t=11418

whoops, didn't see those before making the thread, if could adjust the title, I'd change it to just the shows part

You can. Just double click to the right of the subject in the forum view and it let's you change it for a day or two.

I tried doing that, while a typing box was briefly highlighted, it just redirected me back to this page,

Don't doubleclick on the title itself. Just to the right of it a little bit.

Stand By Me has had me close.

Añy Disney/Pixar animated film, pretty much. Don't judge- I'm a sucker for any story with feels. Same goes for any LA movie with a highly emotional story.

"Young Guns II" is pretty good for that if you watch it right after the first one immediately. "My Life" with Michael Keaton is pretty much built for that, but it works with me because I've got a lot of complicated issues with my own family and so it feels very real, and also, I'm scared of ever getting cancer.

There's actually a good number of 'em. As I've said, I try and get "very into" movies. If the presentation is such to really allow for total suspension of disbelief and the scenario is plausible and allows for it then it's not all that difficult to get a bit emotional at certain things.

Forrest Gump always makes me tear up a little. I also cry whenever I see the scene from Dragonball where Grandpa Gohan takes off his mask and Goku hugs him.

Movies don't really make me cry but I was told my eyes "glistened" during Logan. I grew up with the X-Men films and Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, so the film really resonated with me for more than just being Hugh Jackman's last hurrah, it was the end of an era and yet another reminder for the passage of time. Really great movie too and perfect send off for Wolverine.

None. I've felt emotional but never to the point of tears or getting watery eyed. Although I do emerge myself in the movie, somewhere in the back of my mind I know they are just actors in front of a camera.