Scenes in Films or TV that still break your heart

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Muriell walking past her Mum in “Muriel’s Wedding” and then the happy photo of her her they find afterwards. Just one of many.

Old Jack's Boat Christmas special today on CBeebies. When he kisses the locket and looks up to heaven saying merry Christmas sailor sue. Gets me. Every. Single. Time.

Dirty dancing when johnny leaves and she's like the wind is playing & the ending always gets me.altho i do cry alot even at adverts.

Goodnight Mr Tom (pretty much the entire second half)
About Time
Call the midwife in it's entirety, but especially the episodes centred on the poor babies being born with defects as a result of thalidomide.
Soldier Soldier, when Tony Wilton dies and Joy just says "not my Tone"
The new cats protection crimbo advert - if you haven't seen it, go to their Facebook page and have a watch, I sobbed hard.
Sightly obscure but When the Wind Blows (adaptation of the Raymond Briggs book), the entire thing just has me welling up.

Last years cat protection league advert (with the one left behind 😢)
Barbara dying in call the midwife, I was still upset the next day.
Pretty much all of ‘Who will love my Children’
Que Sera, Sera playing as Barbara in the Royle Family did Nanna’s hair.

Jesus wept just watched the cat protection ad and am in bits!

Planes Trains and Automobiles. “I like me, my wife likes me”.

Mufasa's death in The Lion King when Simba is trying to wake him up and snuggles up to his body.

I cried at every episode of 'There she goes'. Fantastically well written, and acted. And very, very weepy.

The episode after Rachel dies in Cold Feet and Karen remembers a mundane shopping trip in the middle of the Supermarket and breaks down and cries.

Or when the baby starts crawling and Rachel's ghost says something like "I wish I could've seen that" and Adam breaks down.

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The whole episode of Sex and the City when Miranda's mum dies is really sad. When she snaps at the sales assistant and starts to cry, and the woman gives her a hug.

Then at the funeral when she's walking back up through the church and she sees that Steve and Aidan turned up

However, one of the funnier lines is also in that episode. When Charlotte sees the huge, garish flowers at the church and she says "those were supposed to say we're sorry, we miss you, not you're dead, let's disco! "

Just finished a long long term of 15 weeks teaching and am having breakfast reading this. Making me sob. Haven't cried for months but I'm just so tired.

For me, lots of the above but esp:

Snape dying, my DD1 is always in bits too.
Titanic - have watched once when it came out in the cinema, can't ever watch again
Schindler's List
End of Toy Story 3
Mamma Mia - that slipping away song
So many. Tbh I don't like to watch films that make me cry anymore, I find it too difficult.

@QueenOfTheAndals and he goes to Karen’s house and she just instinctively knows. Heartbreaking.

Still reading this thread - Stand by Me at the end. My favourite film ever but still find that hard to watch.

The end of the animated going on a bear hunt.
It's just so sad!

When Thelma and Louise decide to keep on going over the edge.

Bawling.

So many that have been mentioned already...

Since having DD (4 years ago!) I can't watch Brave. It's the mother-daughter relationship that gets me. Then when I was pregnant with DS, DD was (still is...) obsessed with Frozen. I've seen it so many times and always shed a tear, but at 38 weeks I was sobbing!

And so so many moments in The Bill. Usually when someone died. Which happened a lot! The worst was Cass Rickman, when Nick finds her body. Closely follow by the station explosion that killed several characters. I've seen it loads of times and it makes me weep, especially when Reg is waiting for Marilyn and you know she isn't coming... And Ken handcuffed in the back of the van, and Andrea trapped... Sob!

Yes! There She Goes destroyed me. Jessica Hynes is just amazing.

I can’t even think the line ‘daddy, oh my daddy’ without welling up. They always flipping put it in the trailer too so I can’t avoid it if it’s going to be on telly.

Bambi when his mum dies.

Edward scissorhands when the old lady at the end is remembering him when it snows.