What is your most emotional movie/tv show to watch?

[built2shred]

I'm going all chick flick on you guys....

Terms of Endearment

[wktf]

Sophie's Choice. That movie tore me apart.

[SONICobra]

Originally Posted by Dirt Torpedo

Futurama - Jurassic Bark episode.

.....nothing comes close to it for me.

Good call, that one cuts me deep as well

[MrYac]

I will always rank Luck of the Fryish much higher on the Futurama emotion scale. Bark was a fake out forced nut kick for no reason, them pulling the "Seymour suffered for no reason" card really was for no other purpose then the make everybody feel bad where as Yancy's revelation in Luck was an actual emotional moment that felt natural.

[Dan_Lebou]

An old one that springs to mind was Mark Green dying in ER.

The end of The Green Mile too.

[joefixit2]

TUrner and Hooch, thanks a lot Majestic for reminding me.

[Demona]

Originally Posted by moon_knight1971

I normally get emotional during Disney animated films oddly enough

Oh it's not odd. Those damn movies are made for adults to come to terms with their feelings (talking to you not so veiled Inside Out) just coated in colors and showtunes.

Cry like a baby at Toy Story 3.

Originally Posted by nbr3bagshotrow

Shindler's List

This movie and Saving Private Ryan never cease to have be bawling at the end.

When Oskar is holding the gold ring saying that he could have saved more people....I'm going to cry just thinking about it. And then facts roll as the Jews visit the grave. Overall, that is a movie I believe that everybody needs to see at least once in their life.

And Saving Private Ryan when he asks his family if he lived a good life.


Lord that Spielburg gets me.

[Luminous]

Originally Posted by MrYac

I will always rank Luck of the Fryish much higher on the Futurama emotion scale. Bark was a fake out forced nut kick for no reason, them pulling the "Seymour suffered for no reason" card really was for no other purpose then the make everybody feel bad where as Yancy's revelation in Luck was an actual emotional moment that felt natural.

Completely agree. While I will always find Seymour's loyalty very touching, it's Yancy's revelation that I find insightful and gets me choked up every... single... time. Man, what a good episode.

[Y3E]

Free My Willy

[JadeGiant]

Originally Posted by gomur

A lot of movies get to me, but the one that immediately popped in my head is Field of Dreams. Instant man tears.

That one gets me too. After losing my dad at 13, any movie with a strong father-son scene cuts me to the quick