Biggest tearjerking movie moment ever

[itsnevereasy]

Marley & Me. Was on Sky movies last night. The moment Marley's eyes close.

Why any animal lover would put themselves a film like that is beyond me.

Give me Saw or something of that ilk over Marley and Me any day of the week. I just refuse to watch it because I know it'll break me. Bloody pets.

I put it on last night and the misses was saying why? you know what happens and you know you will cry. I viewed this as a challenge not to cry.



I lost my challenge.

 

[droylsdenblue]

Who will love my children?....I cried uncontrollably...

 

[Pigeonho]

Got to admit, and I don't expect many others too, but the end of Brokeback Mountain is pretty sad, after Gylenhall's character dies and Ledger's character ends up at his parents house looking through his room, that was pretty sad.

 

[The Silver Surfer]

Not a film. A documentary. And I've only seen it once.
It's about City.

There was a documentary about City after we got relegated from the old First division/championship (whatever) we were in the 3rd tier of english football.

They interviedwed Bernstien, Tuart who was on the baord at the time. Dennis showed a picture of a kid crying after we'd been relegated and said they hung in in the boardroom to remind themselves that it must never happen again.
Anyway, I digress...

This chap was on being interviewed about City's decline and he told of when he son was dying in hospital about 1984. City were playing Portsmouth away and had to win to stand any chance of getting promotion on the final day of the season vs Charlton. While they were operating on his son he couldn't help but check on the football scores in the hope that he had some good news when his son woke up. City had won 2-1, Paul Simpson chipping in the winner.

20 minutes later his son died.

Tears were rolling down his face.
He said, "one day...ONE. DAY, City will win something again....................................and that will be for my son".

 

[m27]

Not a film. A documentary. And I've only seen it once.
It's about City.

There was a documentary about City after we got relegated from the old First division/championship (whatever) we were in the 3rd tier of english football.

They interviedwed Bernstien, Tuart who was on the baord at the time. Dennis showed a picture of a kid crying after we'd been relegated and said they hung in in the boardroom to remind themselves that it must never happen again.
Anyway, I digress...

This chap was on being interviewed about City's decline and he told of when he son was dying in hospital about 1984. City were playing Portsmouth away and had to win to stand any chance of getting promotion on the final day of the season vs Charlton. While they were operating on his son he couldn't help but check on the football scores in the hope that he had some good news when his son woke up. City had won 2-1, Paul Simpson chipping in the winner.

20 minutes later his son died.

Tears were rolling down his face.
He said, "one day...ONE. DAY, City will win something again....................................and that will be for my son".

Bloody hell.

I've never seen that, I'll have a scout but if someone finds it before me an you post a link please?

 

[LongsightM13]

Not a film. A documentary. And I've only seen it once.
It's about City.

There was a documentary about City after we got relegated from the old First division/championship (whatever) we were in the 3rd tier of english football.

They interviedwed Bernstien, Tuart who was on the baord at the time. Dennis showed a picture of a kid crying after we'd been relegated and said they hung in in the boardroom to remind themselves that it must never happen again.
Anyway, I digress...

This chap was on being interviewed about City's decline and he told of when he son was dying in hospital about 1984. City were playing Portsmouth away and had to win to stand any chance of getting promotion on the final day of the season vs Charlton. While they were operating on his son he couldn't help but check on the football scores in the hope that he had some good news when his son woke up. City had won 2-1, Paul Simpson chipping in the winner.

20 minutes later his son died.

Tears were rolling down his face.
He said, "one day...ONE. DAY, City will win something again....................................and that will be for my son".

Bloody hell.

I've never seen that, I'll have a scout but if someone finds it before me an you post a link please?

Think it was a BBC football-themed night. They called it 'Manchester' U***** Ruined My Life after the Colin Schindler book (which is crap, by the way)

 

[Uwe's 80s mullet]

must admit i had an almighty lump in my throat at toy story 3 the other day.

 

[m27]

Bloody hell.

I've never seen that, I'll have a scout but if someone finds it before me an you post a link please?

Think it was a BBC football-themed night. They called it 'Manchester' U***** Ruined My Life after the Colin Schindler book (which is crap, by the way)

If I'd have seen it advertised under that title I would have given it a swerve.

Makes sense why I've not seen it now.

 

[Pigeonho]

my sisters keeper is a horrible film which shouldn't have been made!

I just watched this now. I challenge anyone to watch it and not get upset. Christ that was depressing!

 

[stony]

When Burt Lancaster steps over the boundary in Field of Dreams to help the little girl who's choking.
Gets me every time.