Not because they're absolutely horribly made, but because they are generally a sad scene.

Mine is in Four Brothers. The scene where Jack is shot down in the street screaming for his brother. Not sure what it is about it, but it always seems to make me feel a little sad.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Nz2sblKMsI0&feature=related

The movie itself is worth a watch, if you haven't seen it.


Also, the end of Green Street.

Pet Sematary when the kid is hit by a truck.

The whole movie is basically a creation of sadness.

Also, the end of Saving Private Ryan.

I absolutely love tear-jerkers. They have a perfect balance of characters so you actually feel for them.

Big Fish & The Green Mile have some serious scenes in there that really make you want to start tearing up.

The thing about dramatic scenes is that they aren't dramatic unless you've seen the whole movie and it's been leading up to the event.

Click where his Dad dies or some shit.
End of Green Street where he gets killed.
The end of Titanic where the little girls doll just goes by, anything involving kids and kids toys getting ****ed up make me cry.

Dude yeah. Click was ****ing sad during that part.

Also the very end of the movie "The Changeling". The one with like Angelina Jole. That was ****ing sad.

Same part of Click
and almost every Disney movie

Gilbert Grape.

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Also, the end of Saving Private Ryan.

wat ?

Shia lebouf crying after his friend got killed in a guide to recognizing your saints.

That was an intense movie.

The logest day.

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I agree with the click thing.

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I absolutely love tear-jerkers. They have a perfect balance of characters so you actually feel for them.

Big Fish & The Green Mile have some serious scenes in there that really make you want to start tearing up.

The thing about dramatic scenes is that they aren't dramatic unless you've seen the whole movie and it's been leading up to the event.

Holy shit, the end of The Green Mile is possibly the saddest scene in any movie ever.

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wat ?

When Private Ryan is at the graveyard, infront of Captain Miller's grave crying, asking his wife if he's a good man and worth all their deaths.
I find that scene pretty sad, considering the events beforehand.

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Click where his Dad dies or some shit.
End of Green Street where he gets killed.
The end of Titanic where the little girls doll just goes by, anything involving kids and kids toys getting ****ed up make me cry.

I wouldn't play Bioshock if I were you.