Heartwarming / Amadeus

• Most of the time "Wolfie" and "Stanzie" are together. You forgive Mozart a lot for how dear they are to each other.
  • Similarly, Mozart's moments of doting fatherhood to Karl.
• When Mozart is dying, and apologises to Salieri for mocking him in a moment of friendship, acknowledging that he was a jackass. Salieri may be a cold, murderous elitist, but you can see on his face that the apology means a lot, and that he truly did admire Mozart.
  • Salieri, in turn, admits in the same moment that he wouldn't miss any of Mozart's works for the world. And by any of this performances, he means all of them. For example, he states he attended every performance of Don Giovanni.
• Salieri, when asked his opinion of The Marriage of Figaro, tells Mozart honestly it was magnificent.
• Mozart getting a few final moments with Stanzie and his son.
• Even though the parody of Don Giovanni is ridiculous and Konstanze is offended by it, Mozart clearly loves it (as does his young son)—and unlike the original version, the audience is greatly enjoying it too.