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[sophiamarie]

Band of Brothers

Saving Private Ryan

Madame X

Imitation of Life

[LizAnne_1]

I can't remember a movie that touched me more than Brian's Song. The love, respect and friendship between Sayers and Picollo at a time when racial tensions were at their peak was so moving.

The entire movie is a tearjerker but the scene where Sayer's (Billy Dee Williams) tells the team that "Pic (James Caan) is sick...real sick" is sob worthy.

[Sushismom]

I seem to cry at the drop of a hat. But the one that probably gets me the most even after all these years is where Melanie is dying at the end of Gone with the Wind. Many others already mentioned make me cry, too. One that hasn't is the end of The Incredible Journey when all three pets make it back.

[Pook]

The scene in ""Ghost"" where Demi is at her pottery wheel after Patrick Swayze dies while unchained melody plays and the one at the end where he takes Whoopi's body. I just love that movie.

[Irshgrl31201]

THe last baseball scene from Band of Brothers when we find out what became of the men who fought for the 101st.

My Dog Skip, god I can't take it.

Many scenes from Taking Chance.

[NewerNickname]

In addition to so many of the movies already mentioned, I'll add Beaches. I cry my eyes out at the end every time.

[adelle38]

The last scene in The Umbrellas of Cherbourg.

[issiestorm]

Just in case - POSSIBLE SPOILER for Sophie's Choice. Don't read further if you haven't seen it and are planning to.

The scene in the concentration camp where she has to choose which of her children will be allowed to live, and which one has to die.

Any movie where an animal suffers or is killed.

[Domestic Goddess]

The scene from the Disney movie Dumbo when Momma is rocking Dumbo with the song ""Baby Mine"" playing in the background.

[tansy]

Brian's Song gets my husband every time. For me it depends on my mood. When I was pregnant I would tear up watching reruns of Little House on the Prairie