Rita benett in dexter

Where the red fern grows

I was gonna post that one too.

Ol' Yeller. Every one of you cried!

Josh Deets. Never shirked a task.

Littlefoot's mom, when we were all like 6 or 7 years old.

Fight me.

Big Cat `93 said:

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Josh Deets. Never shirked a task.

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Splendid behavior.

Big Cat `93 said:

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Josh Deets. Never shirked a task.

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His death in the book is even worse than the movie. Gets me every time.

Terminator in T2.

Taught me it's ok to cry at the right bold age of 8

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I cried in the theater when I thought E.T. Was going to die.

Will Smith scene in I Am Legend. You know the one...I almost lost it on that and can't watch that again.

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I am legend

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please say hello to me……

…..yeah that one got me hard…..

William Wallace in Braveheart
Maximus in Gladiator

Mufasa

Wil Andersen- John Wayne in The Cowboys

Rocket's friends in GotG3

Albus Dumbledore and Severus Snape

The son at the end of The Mist.

I wasn't particularly emotionally attached to the character and it's not even that great of a movie but that last scene always bothered me.

Hodor in Game of Thrones. I legit cried like a baby.

Danny in American History X

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Fry's dog Seymour

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Great mention.

I'll add Boromir.

But the one that really tugs at the heartstrings for me is the dad in About Time. I have seen the movie a few times now and it never fails move me.

When I was 7 or 8, I cried with I thought Johnny 5 died in Short Circuit.

Thomas J. in My Girl. Saw it in the theater. There was a soldier sitting on the same row as me. Big dude…I figured if he was crying it was okay for me to as well.

Scarlett Johansson in JoJo Rabbit was really tough, heartbreaking. It's one of her best roles and she was so good as JoJo's mom. I haven't seen that movie since, I don't want to see that scene again, crushing.

The daughter in Arrival. My wife and I went to see that film not long after our daughter was born. When it finally dawned on me that Amy Adams knew that she was going to have a daughter that died, she had the opportunity to spare herself and her husband of going through that experience and she did it anyway...I've never had an emotional breakdown from a movie but I had one from this movie. Tears straight up streaming down my face while watching, it's the only time I had such an emotional reaction to a movie. I haven't seen it since then and I'll never watch it again. Denis Villeneuve is one of my favorite directors but this is a movie I won't subject myself to again.

Harry Stamper

Arrival was rough (but great). No movie has made me think about it afterward like that one did.