History TearJerker / TheRugratsMovie

-->'''Tommy''': Oh, you want monkeys? Oh, okay, I'll give you monkeys! Oh, you'll have a monkey mommy, and a monkey daddy, and a monkey brother! Oh, I should've let my friends take you back to the hosipcle, but "No" I said! "He didn't mean it," I said. "He was only playing!" Well, I was wrong! Now I don't even have friends!! Dil wants the monkeys, and the monkeys want the nanners! Oh.... ''everybody gets what they want!''

* Spike saving the babies from Scar Snout the wolf at the last minute, only to fall off the bridge with him. The babies [[EverybodyCries reactions]] are heartbreaking, especially [[BrattyHalfPint Angelica]]'s.

* [[spoiler: Spike saving the babies from Scar Snout the wolf at the last minute, only to fall off the bridge with him.]] The babies [[EverybodyCries reactions]] are heartbreaking, especially [[BrattyHalfPint Angelica]]'s.
-->'''Angelica''': (''tearfully'') [[spoiler: [[{{Tsundere}} Dumb dog.]] [[NeverSayDie Why'd you have to go and...?]]]] (''breaks down sobbing'')
** When Tommy is about to ask the "Lizard" [[spoiler: (actually Tommy's father)]] to send them back home, he looks back at the other babies, still in tears over [[spoiler: Spike's sacrifice]], and instead wishes for [[spoiler:his doggy back]].

-->'''Tommy''': Dil wants the monkeys, and the monkeys want the nanners! ''Everybody gets what they want!''

** [[FauxSymbolism And the way the scene is highly reminiscent]] of [[Literature/TheBible Cain and Abel]].

'''Chuckie''': Yeah? Well, if--if I'm your bestest friend, then how come when I got throwed up on, you didn't help me? Huh, huh? And when I falled overboard, you didn't help me. And then when the monkey grabbed me, you didn't even care (''crying'') about my boo-boo!\\

* [[spoiler: Spike saving the babies from Scar Snout the wolf at the last minute, only to fall off the bridge with him.]]
** Even ''[[BrattyHalfPint Angelica]]'' cried at that part!
-->'''Angelica''': (''in tears'') [[spoiler: [[{{Tsundere}} Dumb dog.]] [[NeverSayDie Why'd you have to go and...?]]]] (''breaks down sobbing'')
** When Tommy is about to ask the "Lizard" [[spoiler: (Actually Tommy's father)]] to send them back home, he looks back at the other babies, who are [[EverybodyCries all crying]] over [[spoiler: Spike's sacrifice]], and instead wishes for [[spoiler:his doggy back]].

-->'''Chuckie:''' Well, somebody has to. Don't they?...

* The scene in the rain. Tommy has practically lost it all: he's lost in the middle of the woods with his brother, and his friends have abandoned him because he wanted to protect his brother over sticking with them. When Tommy tries to take care of Dil during the storm, Dil's newborn greediness kicks in, drinking the last bottle of milk down, then hogs a blanket Tommy was trying to share. When the two rip it and Dil finds it funny, Tommy ''snaps'', tosses away his "'Sponsetility" (that's the pocket watch Stu gave him earlier), then drags Dil out into the rain blaming him for everything wrong that's happened since they got lost. Tommy plans to dump a jar of banana baby food for the circus monkeys to come in and take Dil away. Probably the most dramatic scene in the history of the series, and quite impressive when you consider that this is a one year old and his newborn brother, and yet it can still send shivers down anyone's spine and tears down their faces.
-->'''Tommy''': Dil wants the monkeys, and the monkeys want the nanners! ''Everybody gets what they want''!"

** When Dil breaks down and starts crying (not his usual wailing, genuine terrified sobbing), Tommy looks at his reflection in the puddles and sees his utterly wrathful expression before it [[HeelRealization breaks into a horrified, remorseful one]]. He recomposes himself and embraces Dil, apologizing for what he was going to do. Even the ''monkeys'' are close to tears as they sadly look at Tommy and Dil.

* The scene in the rain. Tommy has practically lost it all: he's lost in the middle of the woods with his brother, and his friends have abandoned him because he wanted to protect his brother over sticking with them. When Tommy tries to take care of Dil during the storm, Dil's newborn greediness kicks in, drinking the last bottle of milk down, then hogs a blanket Tommy was trying to share. When the two rip it and Dil finds it funny, Tommy ''snaps'', tosses away his "'Sponsetility" (that’s pocket watch Stu gave him earlier), then drags Dil out into the rain blaming him for everything wrong that's happened since they got lost. Tommy plans to dump a jar of banana baby food for the circus monkeys to come in and take Dil away. Probably the most dramatic scene in the history of the series, and quite impressive when you consider that this is a one year old and his newborn brother, and yet it can still send shivers down anyone's spine and tears down their faces.

** [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotSymbolic And the way the scene is highly reminiscent]] of [[Literature/TheBible Cain and Abel]].

--> "Dil wants the monkeys, and the monkeys want the nanners, ''everybody gets what they want''!"

* The scene in the rain. Tommy has practically lost it all: he's lost in the middle of the woods with his brother, and his friends have abandoned him because he wanted to protect his brother over sticking with them. When Tommy tries to take care of Dil during the storm, Dil's newborn greediness kicks in, drinking the last bottle of milk down, then hogs a blanket Tommy was trying to share. When the two rip it and Dil finds it funny, Tommy ''snaps'', tosses away his "'Sponsertility" (a pocket watch Stu Pickles gave him), then drags Dil out into the rain blaming him for everything wrong that's happened since they got lost. Tommy plans to dump a jar of banana baby food for the circus monkeys to come in and take Dil away. Probably the most dramatic scene in the history of the series, and quite impressive when you consider that this is a one year old and his newborn brother, and yet it can still send shivers down anyone's spine and tears down their faces.

* The scene in the rain where Tommy finally has had enough of Dil's selfishness, and in his rage, very nearly pours banana baby food on him for the monkeys to take him away. Probably the most dramatic scene in the history of the series, and quite impressive when you consider that this is a one year old and his newborn brother, and yet it can still send shivers down anyone's spine and tears down their faces.

** When Dil breaks down and starts crying (not his usual wailing, genuine terrified sobbing), Tommy looks at his reflection in the puddles and sees his utterly wrathful expression before it [[HeelRealization breaks into a horrified, remorseful one]]. He recomposes himself and brings Dil back under the tree. Even the ''monkeys'' are close to tears as they sadly look at Tommy and Dil.

* [[spoiler: Spike saving the babies from Scar Snout the wolf at the last minute, only to fall off the bridge with it.]]