This one is more like tears of joy. I really like that one part in Final Fantasy X-2, when Yuna was chasing the floating moogle doll that may or may not have been imaginary around the town, and she was reliving her cherished memories of the previous game. :)
Come on! Let's bless them all until we get fershnickered!Can we count heartwarming stuff? Because I present for consideration: Ending E of Nier: Automata.
Self-serious autistic trans gal who loves rock/metal and animation with all her heart. (she/her)The ending to Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island doesn't exactly make me cry, but it comes quite close. The music for that part in particular somehow sounds happy and sad at the same time even though it's only really meant to be a happy scene - like it's happy that you finally beat the game, but sad that you probably won't play it again for a long time (unless you try to get 100 points on every level afterwards, of course).
Ooooh boy the last 10 minutes or so of Spirited Away had me bawling like a baby in the theater. And then I continued to cry for the next half hour while we were at lunch. My tears dripped into my chicken basket. Needless to say, I'm sure my parents and sister, who didn't have the same reaction, were very embarrassed. The movie was just so beautiful though!!!
TV Tropes is my sacred text, and someday I shall use it to conquer the world!It's debatable whether or not it's sad, but when Llewyn sings Fare Thee Well at the end of Inside Llewyn Davis is pretty damn emotional.
“We’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad.” - Lewis CarrollThe ending musical number of Que Sera Sera from My Neighbors the Yamadas gets me.
Reindeer in the direction of reindeerAang and Katara's kiss at the end of Avatar: The Last Airbender. Heck, any of the cute friendship moments between the kids in that show is worth crying happy tears over.
Also, the ending of "Find Her, Keep Her" from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. Best episode from the show. Best character arc for Rabbit and Kessie (and possibly everyone).
The ending of Kung Fu Panda 2.
The moment where Mr. Bean replaces the defaced Whistler's Mother painting with a poster in Bean, all set to Howard Goodall's trimphant Bean Theme (Mad Pianos)
. It teaches us that no matter how clumsy you are, if you have the inner strength to make amends, that's good enough.
Also, Naruto's and Hinata's Big Damn Kiss in The Last: Naruto the Movie. Throughout the Naruto series, the former never recognized the latter's passionate feelings about him until this film. This was payoff incarnate.
Edited by The12thDoctor on Mar 31st 2019 at 9:32:28 PM
For some reason, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty always makes me a little misty eyed. I dunno why, maybe it's just because, as a kid with Asperger's, I always associated with Walter. I cannot believe that the movie got such bad reviews at the time of release. It's far from a cinematic masterpiece on par with, I dunno, The End of Evangelion, but it's still a really fun and charming watch.
Edited by Risdio51 on Feb 26th 2021 at 1:17:39 PM
I can't say goodbye to yesterday…Ash and Pikachu's reunion at the end of "Pikachu's Goodbye" from Pokémon: The Original Series still gets me choked up out of joy, even though the fact that Pikachu doesn't leave Ash after all has become common knowledge at this point.
Oh, I believe in yesterday
It's like I'm in some kind of... TV Tropes...
Sometimes, I can come close to crying when listening to "Upside Down" by Jack Johnson
"It was the best of times, it was the BLURST of times?"When I rewatched The Nightmare Before Christmas last year, I began to tear up out of joy and nostalgia during the opening theme, "This is Halloween", since it brought back so many of my childhood memories.
Oh, I believe in yesterday

For some reason the cave scene on Empire Strikes Back gets to me. Particularily the lines "What's in there" "Only what you bring with you"
Edited by Bootlebat on Jan 17th 2019 at 2:41:17 AM