Scenes that make you weep like a baby

[Kuetsar]

1 hour ago, Gonzo said:

I'm not sure if they did or not. . .but yeah, Fry saying that "he forgot about me a long time ago" followed by the montage of Seymour waiting for him does it to me every time.

I think they did it in Bender's big score, where the alternate Fry lived in teh 20th century until he became Lars. . . .

[Roman]

Go fuck yourself, Gonzo.

[ChrisM]

Damn dust...every..single...time...

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[Reed]

I just watched Room. It had a couple of weepy moments.

Brie Larson's character literally gets outside for the first time in seven years and her priority, straight away, is to head to her son in the police car and make sure he's alright. Christ, man. She didn't even stop for a second to look around and take in the world again. That was stunningly beautiful.

And the "Why can't you look at him?" scene. William H. Macy was terrific here. So sheepish and ashamed. He knows he's being unfair. He knows it's not the kid's fault. But he still can't let go of the anger and resentment. A very human moment and part of you wonders: "Would I feel the same in those circumstances?"