whats the most moving moment in a film youv seen

7 Nov 2004

whats your favorite movie moment,et leaving elliot,or lovestory when she says shes gunna die,in heaven can wait when julie christie discovers the quarter backs her re incarnated lover,......theres tunz wots yours

7 Nov 2004

Forrest Gump talking to his wife at her grave.

7 Nov 2004

Snow White and the 7 vertically challenged miners, when they are all snivelling around the glass coffin.
That always brings a lump to my throat

7 Nov 2004

cant really nail it down to a moment in a film but probably most of american history x hit me in a big way

7 Nov 2004

Exodus

7 Nov 2004

dont die champ,dont die :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

7 Nov 2004

Quote by wewantu2
dont die champ,dont die :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

stop it, please
I'm welling up already

7 Nov 2004

There are soooooooooo many to the top of my head i'd say the entire first 30 minutes of Saving private Ryan,some of the most moving and hard to watch images ive ever seen,the end of Its a wonderful life,one of my alltime favourite someone alse has already said American history X,what a brilliant film and most of the harrowing scenes from The pianist,which is one of the greatest films of moderm times.

7 Nov 2004

As already said, there are sooooo many:
The end of Ghost.
Sleepless in Seattle.
An officer and a Gentleman. (first time anyway)
Believe me, I've cried at them all!
Apocolipse now (on last night) when they hack the live cow apart, harrowing scene.

7 Nov 2004

:P Cold Mountain
I know the critics had a field day with this one, but I cried from the minute that little bunny popped up in the trenches all the way through to end credits. :cry: It was such a weepy for me.
Oh and aint that Jude Law something wink

7 Nov 2004

Quote by wewantu2
dont die champ,dont die :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

Sod you ! you got there before us! the end still has me crying like a baby!! and anything with Lassie in it!

7 Nov 2004

Quote by Steve_Lincs
There are soooooooooo many to the top of my head i'd say the entire first 30 minutes of Saving private Ryan,some of the most moving and hard to watch images ive ever seen,the end of Its a wonderful life,one of my alltime favourite someone alse has already said American history X,what a brilliant film and most of the harrowing scenes from The pianist,which is one of the greatest films of moderm times.

I remember seeing Saving Private Ryan at the cinema and the scene that was the most emotional for me was when the elderly Ryan was at the cemetary and he was asking is wife "if he lived a good life" to justify the sacrifice that was made for him.I was sitting next to an elderly man who was close to tears and it just had me thinking how lucky our generation was!

7 Nov 2004

Quote by Ice Pie
Forrest Gump talking to his wife at her grave.

Puts a lump in my throat every single time.
Then theres (as Steve has already bloody said rolleyes

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American History X,the end to that is sooo moving,The Pianist truely eye opening film.
Ill be back when ive thought of some more confused

7 Nov 2004

Probably not a very well-known film here, but the freeze frame at the end of "Elvira Madigan", where Elvira nearly catches a butterfly in her hands as a shot rings out.
Also, (cheating a bit as it's TV not film), "Yosser's Story" from "Boys From The Blackstuff", several points in the story. For me, it's the best thing ever on TV.
Mike.

7 Nov 2004

William Parrish (played by Anthony Hopkins) walking over the bridge in "Meet Joe Black"

7 Nov 2004

Bruce Willis's life flashing before his eyes of his daughter before he pushes the button in Armegeddon.

7 Nov 2004

When 'Two Socks' was killed in Dances with Wolves!

7 Nov 2004

I found Green Mile particularly moving sad

7 Nov 2004

god yeah,some great memories,i know me mum always weeps when shane leaves,for sum reason i laff yet tears stream down my face when, in ET,the kids bikes take to the air,...emotion....its a strange beast,...........

7 Nov 2004

one of mine is from the great film about a boy
when marcus starts to sing killing me softly
all the school calling him a wally
hugh grant face...a classic
he starts to sing.. strumming my pain with his fingers..everyone booing him
then hugh grant comes on and helps a classic

7 Nov 2004

The Shawshank Redemption, a faultless film and very moving!!

7 Nov 2004

Another one from Forrest Gump,
As Jenny lies dying in the same bed Forrest's mother died in, he's telling her all about his amazing life, and Jenny's last words are something like
"It sounds really beautiful. I wish I could have been there."
And as she closes her eyes for the last time, Forrest looks at her and says "You were."

7 Nov 2004

The scene in The Patriot where the little girl runs after Mel Gibson shouting "I'll say anything you want, just don't go"
Awww dammit...someone hand me a tissue

7 Nov 2004

Quote by skegnessswingers
Theres a film called "The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover" where the lover is murdered, then cooked, and the husband is forced to eat him!!! Moved me... well my stomach anyway.....

Weird film - everything was red - didn't "get it". dunno

7 Nov 2004

iv always found kramer vs kramer a moving film,...u kinda no shes gunna get custody,but no way she deserves to win,...i found the courtroom bit quite moving ,atmospheric

7 Nov 2004

Philledelphia was a paricuarly moving film

7 Nov 2004

fair enough this is not the most ming part of a film but all most have already been mentions
but i think gotta say the scene where Hooch gets shot in the film Turner & hooch.
JGL

7 Nov 2004

aint seen sum a the films mentioned,but iv got sum ideas 4 rentin dvds now!!!!i liked old hooch,my kids loved it smile

7 Nov 2004

lots of scenes in" Field of Dreams" with kevin me to tears many times throughout :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

7 Nov 2004

Spiceworld....
several bowel movements.
KinkyLizard