What movie scenes make you cry

Dr. Zhivago when Yuri thinks he sees Lara a lifetime after all their separations and the Russian Revolution have taken their toll.

Yes, Schindler's List gets me and I cry at the part of Love Actually when Jamie asks Aurelia to marry him.

Bambi when his mother dies.

Absolutely agree Silent Running, when Joan Baez sings as the tend the plants at the end. Also The ghost and Mrs Muir.

Gerard Depardu in Cyrano de Begerac - the last scene where the girl finally realises that it was him all along writing the letters - has me in bits.

Lassie films, can't watch them. Jungle Book when Mowgli leaves the jungle for the man village

I have never watched “Warhorse”because just thinking about it upsets me.”Old yeller”......”Gorillas in the mist”..?

In “Gone With The Wind”, when Mammy is walking up the stairs with Melanie and is explaining about Rhett and Scarlett’s grief and arguments.

DD is 46 and I've never let her watch Bambi!
I'd forgotten the end of Schindler's List when the survivors came to his grave and you suddenly realised they were real people.

Actually, just remembered that the 'Long Lost Relatives' programmes have me welling up, when a middle aged child is reunited with their elderly mother who gave them up at birth. Or siblings who were separated for adoption are reunited in middle age. Those are real tear jerkers!

Forest Gump - practically all the way through! I was left feeling what a brilliant film, but I won't watch it again.
Bambi, Lassie, Dumbo all - all unwatchable. ?

When Richard Burton shoots Richard Harris in the film The Wild Geese to stop the natives capturing him and then going to the sons school to tell him his father is dead. I’m sobbing!

Not a film, but the recent advert for the 23rd. March, Day of Recollection with the chairs has me in tears

So poignant. People lost to Covid with photos of their chairs in their sitting rooms

Beautiful song by Ed Sheeran as well

www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2Mqsft74Dk

‘We’ll always have Paris ‘ Casablanca

Truly, Madly, Deeply. When dead Alan Rickman watches Juliet
Stevenson with her new love

When William says ‘dad’ in Good Night Mr,Tom

Silent running when the injured robot is still hirpling around trying to keep the craft going.

E.T .I’ll be right here ?

War Horse.
All.
Mesmerising!

I`ve seen it so many times, but the funeral of the maid in Imitation of Life gets me every time.
And in Champ, the little boy crying over his dead father, the boxer.

Oh yes Foxglove. I remember that. I’m tearful thinking of it.

The Black Beauty film, when he sees his friend Ginger dead, when he is really old at the horse auction and Joe recognises him, buys him and he lives his life in peace. The end scenes when Beauty, Ginger and Merrylegs are all galloping around happy and free in happier times, as I like to think of all beautiful horses.

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Have you become more 'teary', the older you get?
I know I have, but often wonder why!

Definitely.

A Streetcat Named Bob. The scene where James is hungry after busking and goes into a cafe for a burger. He is pennies short of the cost of the food and all the the customers look away and the staff member throws the food away. I cried buckets at that scene and at the same time it made me angry at the unfairness of it all

The Railway Children for me too. Also the ending of The boy in the striped pyjamas. So harrowing and I totally never saw it coming.

When Jenny Agutter shouts: "Daddy, my daddy!" in the Railway Chidren. Gets me every time.....

I'm with you on Bambi's mother MrsJamJam. It was the same for me too at the end of Disney's Jungle Book when Mowgli left Bagheera and Baloo to go to the human village.

I also wept buckets at the death of Aslan in The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe.

A close friend once referred to me as a sentamentalist - I can't think why.....