Which movie scenes made you cry either as a kid or adult. #movieemotions

"50 First Dates" - it reminded me so much of what my husband went through a couple of times when I lost my memory due to a brain lesion.
Toy Story II also brought me to tears. And watching The Yearling with my dad. Remember that, very sad.

Oh, 50 first dates made me cry too!! Especially when,I found out it's a real neurological disorder.

I hope you're all healed & back to baseline after your brain issue.

Yes, the lesion has "shrunk" over the years. Rarely gives me any problems. Thanks much :)

The part in The Iron Giant where the giant is ready to sacrifice himself and says "Superrrrrmannn." T.T

And in Brave when it looks like her mom's transformation is permanent.

Yeah iron giant

I've only ever cried at one movie and that was 'My Girl' when the little boy died. I was pretty young when I watched it though. Movies don't seem to have that effect on me anymore.

Did you ever see E.T. ?

I did it's a classic 😆

and you didnt tear up when he was in that gutter all pale and sick! LOL

Lol

oh no, i dont believe that- it's just a false narrative you've internalized ; ) shake it off

The Fox & the Hound when I was little.

In the movie Courageous, when the main character goes back to "dance" with his daughter who passed away...kills me every time.

Hmmm I havn't seen that. Gonna look it up.

End lord of the rings

I know of a story that makes me cry

A story? A movie? Which & what?

The legend of sleeping bear sand dunes. Long ago before the settlers and pioneers had seetked the land there was a forest in Wisconsin. In the forest there was a mother ear and her two cubs living life and enjoying it. One day a huge forest fire broke out and every animal in the woods had to scram. So the bears run into Lake Michigan with the fire raging behind them. The bears swim. After a while the cubs are getting tired and the mom says to them keep up please. Eventually she makes it to the shore of michigan but her cubs have are gone. So she waits for years thru dust and snow and sand. Evantully her body wore out and she passed away. However the great spirit hard her angiyj and grief and pulled the cubs bodies out of the water. The spirit put the bodies on north and south manitu island so the mother bear would never be far from her cubs

That sounds like a good film!

It's not a film

I am sorry, I thought you meant a film based on a legend. Still, very interesting story.

It's a great story tho

Hmmm that is sad. Where is that folk tale from?

Native American tribal story from Michigan

Ojibwe legend actually

Wow, the things you learn on imagflip! Lol cool.

Yeah Wikipedia explains it better

Yeah.. I like Wikipedia but prefer education sites for accuracy sake ...so I went here: http://www.geo.msu.edu/extra/geogmich/ojibwe.html

As a Michigander this tale I common knowledge

Cool . does it have a moral lesson or just geographic significance? I'm assuming the islands are well known & well visited too?

Geographic significance

*is

How's about every movie where anything sad has ever happened? Especially disney movies

Aww , You're a "crier" then. Lol . you are in good company.

TT^TT

More like, especially animated movies