To ask you for the scenes in films that always make you blub?

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I've just been reduced to a puddle by the bit in Hunger Games where Katniss volunteers for Prim - you can feel both their panic for each other and it just gets me! gulp Reminds me of the bit in Empire of the Sun when Jamie is separated from his parents in the mob 😭 I feel like this sort of scene hits me harder since having my kids.

Call me bonkers but i love a good film cry, I find it really cathartic. So hit me! Any scene from any film that makes you ugly cry :)

I saw the railway children for the first time just asy parent were divorcing, the daddy oh my daddy gets me every time. I saw the new film recently, proper snotty sobbing just from the music in the first part of the film. Dd was mortified.

SATC Big dying. Also when Miranda and Steve broke up. And 'go get our girl'. Buckets of tears.

Steel magnolias. Ghost. My girl.

I need a good sob. I'll be looking on sky tomorrow for something.

Bingbong fading away in Inside Out.

Oh, and when The Snowman melts and the boy goes into the garden and finds him.

In Jack when he graduates and says "I did it mom "

Also Hiroshima. When the little girl is trapped by fire and begging for her mother to save her but she can't. The girl is screaming and her mother is saying sorry that she isn't brave enough to run through the flames. It was so harrowing I had to turn it off and it still haunts me.

Lorenzos oil. Susan Sarandon tells her son that if this is too much he should just fly away and mummy and daddy will be ok.......ugly crying ensues!

Black beauty. Saw it as a child, I was distraught.

I've just thought of a Sex and the City one,the episode where Miranda's mum dies and they go to support her at the funeral. Very moving, especially when Miranda's walking back down the aisle and Carrie jumps up and hugs her and kisses her hand and holds it to her heart.

Also The Impossible when the mother is trying to keep hold of her child in the tsunami waters.

@TheDogsMother I just watched the scene… 😭😭😭

Titanic. The moment when the ship is sinking and the mom with 2 children in steerage knows that they have no chance of getting to safety. So, she just tucks them up in bed and reads them a story while the ship goes down. Oh god, it really breaks my heart.

@HaalandisaDon did one of his sons end up with a lame leg from being in some sort of institution. I think I might have rented this from the video shop and cried my eyes out, I could never remember the name of it

Anyone seen ‘Manchester by the sea’? 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Oh yes I remember… 😭😭😭😭

Yes, the scene where he returns from the shop is heartbreaking. If the rest of the film wasn’t so painfully boring I think I’d have been more upset 🙊

Lost in Translation - the last scene between Bill Murray and Scarlett Johanssen when they finally embrace and then go their separate ways. So much remains unsaid in that film, it really is beautiful.
The food bank scene in I, Daniel Blake, where Katie is completely overwhelmed with hunger.
I'd agree with previous posters who mention Brokeback Mountain and Pride too.

I've never been able to watch 'Ring of Bright Water' again after seeing the scene when I was a child where the otter got killed. What makes it worse is that, although the film was fictional, it was based on an autobiographical book.

Two bits in Room absolutely kill me. When the little boy discovers his mum in the middle of her suicide attempt - oh god the screams of terror and fury 😭 And later on when she's back from the hospital and he wants to bf and her milk has dried up, then she says "I'm not a good enough ma" and I just lose it 😭

Huge amounts of Saving Mr Banks, esp the bit where her mum is walking into the river because she just can't cope any more.

Talking of Saving Mr Banks - the let’s go fly a kite scene. Just Beautiful

So many already mentioned!
Also, Pearl Harbour makes me WEEP. Especially when Danny is dying and Rafe tells him he’s going to be a father but Danny, knowing he’s not going to make it says, ‘no, you are’. Oh my god, the TEARS.

It’s weird,I rarely cry in real life but cry at films at the drop of a hat. The most ridiculous one is probably the end of Crocodile Dundee when he’s in the subway and walks on the crowds heads to get to her. Pathetic I know

Oh l love that scene!!

I was fine all the way through, then as I went to bed after turning it off I sobbed like a baby!

I absolutely bawled it when the ant died in “Honey I shrunk the kids”
Anything where a Mum or mother figure dies sets me off these days.

Marley & Me - the final walk and the burial

Haachi A Dog’s Tale - waiting at the train station

ET - when he’s dying

Beaches / Steel Magnolias - total blubfest

Generally, I try to avoid films with animals as central characters - as I know I’m likely to end up in tears!

Beaches when she starts singing did you ever know youre my hero.. cry everytime!