10 Most Emotional Movies of All Time

Upham was a bitch

Big Fish, good movie with an excellent payoff.

Honourable mentions: Flight, Stay, Prisoners and Nocturnal animals to name a few.

too much talking. A simple list would have done it

Chatup men

My Girl "He needs his glasses" took me out

Its a Wonderful life has a perfect ending of tears.

King Theoden's demise in "LOTR: Return of the King." Enough said.

criminal not adding requiem for a dream

Breaking the Waves

What about braveheart ?

The ending of Cinema Paradiso is INCREDIBLE

Du la vonde? The movie mentioned after memento, what is it actually called and where can I find it? No search is bringing it up

I think Brooklyn deserves a mention, if not all of it then the scene of singing Iarla o lionaird...no, actually, the entire movie

Children of men Is so apt in this days

I myself was deeply moved by the end of Dead Poet Society. Conflictibg mixture of sadness and triumph.

When Leo was shot in The Departed, because it looked liked he had finally won.

YOU GUYS MISSED EYE IN THE SKY CLIMAX WHERE AN ADJACENT INNOCENT VENDOR GIRL GETS KILLED KNOWINGLY BY MILITARY OPERATION IN A DRONE MISSLE ATTACK ON FUNDAMENTALISTS

O captain my captain. That is all

List of all movies mentioned in video

Do this many videos part 1,2,3...so on

Where to begin? If it must be american, some szenes from the colour purple, otherwise there were or are Kurusawa, Tarkowskii, Fritz Lang, Ang Lee, Truffeaut, Fassbinder, Wim Wenders, Eisenstein, just for the moment, who gave us very memorable emotional moments in cinema. A limitation to ten is nonsense, it*s like to choose the 10 most wonderful drops of an ocean.

Wheres the family man and forest gump

The bus scene in Remains of the Day shoud've been mentioned

The pursuit of Happyness made me cry 😢

How about the last night prayer metting in Glory?

Its hollywood because it portrays blacks as the victims.

End scene of Donnie Darko for music. End of The Drop for subtlety.

Manchester by the sea

There's that scene at the end of the Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, when they finally find the jaguar shark. Steve spends the whole movie proudly proclaiming he'll kill it when he sees it, but he can only watch in awe when he finally does find the shark. Then one by one, with not a word said, each passenger put's their hand on Steve. It's to say that we understand this pain you're going through and that you don't want to talk about and that's ok.

The end of Charlie Chaplins "City Lights" movie has such a beautiful masterpiece of ending that I can't help but cry 😭 its so beautiful for a hilarious comedy , the movie is also a beautiful drama too , its a masterpiece especially that ending & also that hilarious legendary boxing scene ❤ idk why ppl won't watch blk n white films !!!! U don't know wtf ur missing when it comes to some of them because some of them are masterpieces & this is coming from a 30 year old

do you consider
films from other countries?

Blue Dolphins
( Chinese serial )
The Romanov's
( Russian Documentary Serial of The Czars and their sad end )

♡ It Happened One Night
~ Ellie at the altar !

♡ Buster Keaton

♡ The Little Rascals ~ The Kid from Borneo

♡ 7 Brides for 7 Brothers ~ epic barn raising dance victory

Emotional - Yreah, that's me.

The ending to Life is beautiful and The boy in the striped pyjamas made me cry buckets of tears but the scene that made me actually sob uncontrollably was the little girl in the red dress from Schlindlers List I was heartbroken

UUUGGGGGHHHHHH PLEASE STOP listing the oceana roll scene!!!! Also Lost in Translation and 500 Day of Summer are vastly overrated, yet you mention at least one of them in every video

Pearl Harbour is missing!

Jojo Rabbit hit me different.

Fruitvale station pissed me off but also made me sad

Yasss!!!! I've bawled numerous times at the baby crying stopping a war scene,,, I wanted youse to add Clive Owen as a Hero in your "Heroes" video.

You forgot Imitation of Life (1959) which has an incredibly emotional ending, like few if any other films. Also some parts of Midnight Cowboy, such as Ratso Ritzo imagining himself a healthy man and a successful chef in Florida.

My top tear-ups (I can't order them). Kirk's "in all my travels" Spock eulogy in Wrath of Khan. "You bow to no one", Return of the King. End-scene of Shawshank Redemption.

One more candidate, I could think of is again citing Clint Eastwood and his 2019 movie "Richard Jewell", the main character, a police officer, commits a crime and the audience know that he in fact did it and the authorities know for sure he did it, but chose not to put him in prison because of his homosexuality. And, in the end, he gets back his job, one day, there is news that for the same case somebody surrenders as committing the crime and he coolly asks, "When is he getting arraigned?" Sadism knew no bounds, despairs you!

The art of racing in the rain definitely deserves a spot here on the list ..

the entirety of manchester by the sea. i’m pretty sure it hadn’t come out when this video was posted but there’s no way it wouldn’t get a spot now

There were 2 times in my movie-watching life when I broke into a sudden very wide grin that filled my face. (1) when the bicycle left the ground in ET; and (2) in Shrek when Fiona bemoans the fact that she isn't beautiful enough to be a princess and Shrek replies, "But you are beautiful." Just now when your video announced your number 1 pick (from Children of Men) I broke into another wide grin.

I would include a mention of A.I. Artificial Intelligence in the spot of what can never be.

Grave of fireflies

The two that stick out to me...

Schindler's List - "I could have gotten more"

Casablanca - "La Marseillaise"

The latter hits harder when you realize that a lot of the extras in that scene were French ex-pats who were literally moved to tears during the filming