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Wednesday, 12 Mar 2025
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The end of the Jurassic Bark episode of Futurama.
The Fox and the Hound
The Land Before Time #1. They had no business killing Little Foots mom like that.
Dumbo, when he meets his mom caged in a wagon. Gets to be held for a short moment.
I was little when I first saw it and cried.
Up is always up there.
But the ending of [Millions](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/millions) probably hits harder by the time you get to it. Just an absolutely perfect beautiful film, and probably the least known Danny Boyle film. Was hard to find forever and it’s finally on Disney+.
Manchester by the Sea hit me pretty hard.
Maximus finds his son and wife hanged at the gate of his house.
Ending of Life is Beautiful.
Made me ugly cry like at my brother in law’s funeral
Where the Red Fern Grows.
The ending of the Green Mile.
Jojo Rabbit.
You know the one.
Interstellar.
I’ve got daughters.
Finale of six feet under
Aftersun and Schindlers’ List.
Sarah in the Last of Us
Or pretty much all of Episode 3
When Buffy’s mom (Joyce) died. The whole episode
There are quite a few for me, guess I’m emotional.
But Click has me fucking bawling every single time.
Dear Zachary but it’s a documentary. No specific scene. I cried the whole time.
That scene in dead poets society when the boys just find out. Neil died and they’re in the snow, and Todd just drops to his knees and like gags almost, just because he can’t fathom it. Every time
I was a kid of the 80’s watching NeverEnding Story for the first time, scene where the horse dies in a swamp.
“My friends! You bow to no one…”
Fucking lose it every time and get watery eyes thinking of it.
Oddly enough, it was watching a TV show decades ago that I just rewatched last week.
It’s the Bop Gun episode of Homicide: Life on the Street. In it, a family is visiting Baltimore when the mother gets murdered by a mugging gone wrong. Unusual for the series, they focus on the father and the children throughout the resolution of the case.
The father was played by Robin Williams and it is devastating to watch. Jake Gyllenhaal plays his son. His father directed the episode.
Six Feet Under’s final montage. Gets me every damn time.
Anything involving a deathbed. Interstellar when he sees his daughter, ending of Big Fish, the dichotomy of the two sons in Terms of Endearment. Top three for me
Coco. I’m not Mexican/Latino or religious but the relationships and respect to loved ones who died just hits me so hard.