Moments In Movies That Are Always Emotional

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When a kid is lost. For example, Lion (2016), What Maisie Knew (2012), Room (2015), Aftershock (2010). I cri evrytiem.

I get a sad feeling in my chest whenever animals get killed or die.

A Christmas Carol (1951) - when Scrooge turns good and visits his nephew and they are singing Barbara Allen in the living room.

At the end of The Railway Children when Jenny Shutter sees her father through the steam and runs to him shouting "Daddy,my daddy!"

The Accidental Tourist when Macon is in A taxi in Paris and he sees a little boy who resembles his dead son Ethan.

Mitch getting biffed in Ring of Bright Water.

Can't remember the name of film, but it's about an internet forum where a troll everyone hates keeps posting under various names and keeps getting busted.

The end of DEFENDING YOUR LIFE (which is otherwise a quite lighthearted film) always gets me teary! It's a combination of the music and all that's happening.

The lead character is in Purgatory, realizing he didn't take enough risks in his earthy life, and may be sent back for reincarnation.

THIS is an old Siskel & Ebert television review/synopsis: http://youtu.be/G6jU4-k6vko

And THIS is the scene, if you don't mind SPOILERS: http://youtu.be/wdS1l__SWms
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Last goodbye moments, where you know the characters are probably never going to see each other again, but they have to part. That stuff gets me every time.