Saddest film scene ever

[Walken]

When Charlie Sheen goes mad in Platoon and gets that poor Vietnamese lad jumping about in his hut, before Sheens mate smashes his head in with his rifle butt.

A very young kevin Dillon isn't it?

 

[Walken]

Field of Dreams when Costner gets to play baseball with his Dad.

A film I refer to if anyone ever belittles people loving sport, a common interest in a sport can be the glue that holds together many an important family relationship

 

[The Missing Lineker]

Not a film but gets me every time: the final scenes of that episode of Prince of Belair where Will is dumped again by his father

 

[Connor]

“It’s not your fault” from Good Will Hunting

Not a film but gets me every time: the final scenes of that episode of Prince of Belair where Will is dumped again by his father

“How come he don’t want me man.”

Crikey. So good.

 

[Walken]

“It’s not your fault” from Good Will Hunting



“How come he don’t want me man.”

Crikey. So good.

Aye, a lot of that show was pretty average but fun at the time, but it was obvious Smith was a talent

 

[Walken]

Not the saddest per se, but very poignant. Nick Caves wonderful score, great cinematography and hugh ross's brilliant matter of fact narration. The whole film is a modern classic and the last scene arguably its finest

 

[Frang]

when turner fakes his death in turner and hooch … or was it hooch who faked his death canna remember... sobbing I was, sobbing

 

[mahermi1]

Accidental Hero, where Gina Davis says to Dustin Hoffman,
" Btw thank you for saving my life " Hoffman replies after a short pause " Your welcome ". Love that film and the smile from Gina Davis when he says that is fabulous. Always leaves a lump in my throat, great scene and smile.

 

[ClausThomsen]

Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes - Caesar sitting alone in that cell drawing the window of his old home.

 

[anjelikaferrett]

Watched a film when I was little. The Yearling starring Gregory Peck. I sobbed. I've never watched it again.

A film called Ordinary People made me cry a lot as an adult.

 

[RomanReigns]

titanic when the ship goes down and the orchestra still plays music

 

[Frang]

titanic when the ship goes down and the orchestra still plays music

Is this all you got spud!

 

[zippy00]

Not the saddest per se, but very poignant. Nick Caves wonderful score, great cinematography and hugh ross's brilliant matter of fact narration. The whole film is a modern classic and the last scene arguably its finest

I agree the score really makes a scene, like the suicide scene in “In Bruges” get me.

 

[Walken]

I agree the score really makes a scene, like the suicide scene in “In Bruges” get me.

Not far from that topic, I re-watched calvary the other day, what a brilliant film with some real heart wrenching moments in it, and the same as 'in bruges' laced with wickedly dark comedy

 

[Professor Toffee]

The death of the kestrel in Kes