What is one of the most stirring moments in film you have ever seen?

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VansRComfy11 said:
"Planes, Trains & Automobiles" (1987) at the end when Candy reveals to Steve Martin that his wife is dead and he's homeless
"The Untouchables" (1987) when Sean Connery dies and also at the end when Kevin Costner gives Andy Garcia Connery's callbox key in a handshake
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Two very good choices.

genipher_elizabeth said:

Homeward Bound: At the end when the family is reunited with their pets but Shadow doesn't show up. They think he's dead and then BAM... He's back and it's the greatest "happily ever after" ever.
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Best, children's movie, ever. Next to The Brave Little Toaster and The Fox and the Hound.
 
My problem is that 6 months after watching a movie I've already forgotten the whole thing. *sigh*
 
I'd forgotten about The Land Before Time and Homeward Bound :) Now I have to watch them again!
 
el said:
Haha.. ya think? Woot for INTP's! :D Oh wait..wrong link :p



I never quite liked Bambi..I dont know why :( Kinda annoying... Im heartless.. lol



Me three. lol
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INTX's represent! We're generally quiet, analytical, and dislike Bambi...greatly.
 
I initially liked the Land Before Time as a child, that was until I went through my dinosaur phase and became annoyed that they didn't call the dinosaurs by their proper names.

"It isn't a long-neck! Can you say Brontosaurus? Gahh"
 
Ritter, my son went through a huge dinosaur phase too (about 8-9). He would get the cam out and make stop motion movies with his Jurassic Park dinos :)
 
Jullianna said:
Ritter, my son went through a huge dinosaur phase too (about 8-9). He would get the cam out and make stop motion movies with his Jurassic Park dinos :)
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My hero! Oh the violent memories of feeding my little green and tan army men to my T-Rex.
 
Simon Birch - After he killed his best friends' mom and he's sitting at her grave sobbing, "I'm sorry! I'm sorry!" He's so small and miserable looking in that scene. I tear up every single time I see it.
 
Ritter said:
I initially liked the Land Before Time as a child, that was until I went through my dinosaur phase and became annoyed that they didn't call the dinosaurs by their proper names.

"It isn't a long-neck! Can you say Brontosaurus? Gahh"
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In my dinosaur phase I learned that there is no such thing as a Brontosaurus.
 
The Pianist - lots of moments.
Toy Story 3 when they were going into the furnace :|
City of God - when Lil Ze shoots one boy in the foot and makes another boy kill his friend. That was hard to watch.
The Deer Hunter - How war affected Nick.
A Time to Kill - the rape of the young girl.
Lots more, that's a few.
I don't cry but those I mentioned would have made me cry if I could. :)
 
rodogg, The Deer Hunter...wow...so right! I've seen a lot of violent things in my life, but I can't tell you how realistic the Russian roulette scene was to me...really took me aback. As did Apocalypse Now. Both are pretty intense for most folks.

And A Time to Kill.. It didn't move me to tears, it provoked me to anger. I can't grasp that sort of hatred. It's tragic. And even moreso because things like that really happen...
 
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