whatmojo is pooling result,everyone can vote

true, but they come off as so shallow sometime. Even if it's results from a poll, they could at least analyze, intelligently, why they think the top pick was chosen, as CineFix always does. All I'm saying is these guys sounds more intelligent.

more relevant i guess

Yup, all cops are racist, fuck the police. Fuckin bullshit if you ask me. 99% of the time the cops have a reason to shoot in self defense and most black murders are black on black.

Zee Utuber if it's black on black it's not racist

When he started saying he could have got one more with his badge and 10 more with his car I lost it

AlAnkhra I would watch it if it wasnt black and white😂

It’s weird but for me it’s “Click” , with Sandler. Towards the end he realizes he has lost everything, all the little things that make life what it is, he loses them and all because of himself. The feeling of having lost everything because of your own mistakes that could have been easily avoided is truly heartbreaking.

I agree. Most of the movie was weirdly humorous. It had me shaking my head and chuckling at the akward cruelty of the recognizably human nazis. Like Spielberg was deliberately attempting to keep the audience detached enough to not stop watching 30 minutes into the film. Then that final scene with the ring comes along, and forget about it, i balled my eyes out.

AlAnkhra you are right. I don't know if any movie scene that I have ever watched has hit me harder than that "Schindler's List" scene.

Sachin Kalbag Good one - I still remember the pain from first watching that scene. Love and death all at the same time.

Unforgettable, absolutely unforgettable.

Sachin Kalbag I'm still crying

i love that too....

I've only heard about that film and decided not to watch it because I doubt I'll get over it easily.

It's okay, not an emotional movie to me tho, but good suggestion👍

I agree man. The ending to Whiplash gave me chills as well. It was a brilliant ending!

It’s also one of the most easily misinterpreted endings to a film ever

@@Lite727 How so?

@@Lite727 What is there to misunderstand? Earlier in the movie JK Simmons says to Miles in the cafe that he ‘never had a Charlie Parker’. Only to bring this out of Miles. And then at the end of the drum solo Miles and Simmons look at each other only for both of them to realise that he is the new Charlie Parker. Absolutly amazing ending.

Good pick

There were so many protests that this film didn't win a special Oscar for make-up (make-up that was actually based on Joseph [not John] .Merrick's own death mask) that "Make-Up/Hair" became a permanent Oscar category.

Yeah I cry at Schindler's List but I refuse to even watch Elephant man because I already know how fucked up it is on how they treat that poor fella 😢😭

Great movie--Lynch's triumph, in my view. There's a scene where Merrick encounters and reads a famous piece of literature--Psalm 23 I believe--and is moved nearly to tears. Affecting.

There's been a few times I've rewound that scene on DVD to watch it over again, it's so powerful.

such an amazing film :) the continuous shots in that film are incredible.

such an amazing film :) the continuous shots in that film are incredible.

Werd, one of the most powerful movies I've seen

The book was such utter garbage, but the movie... I rarely find a movie better than its book, but the movie was transcendent.

Mez7 black girls with big black girls with big nipples

Hi Rich it's Eston can you put 2

Mez7 An excellent scene. It get’s me every time. In the end, I believe both the chief and McMurphy flew over the nest. Superb film.

I recommend reading the book if you liked the film so much.

That’s the one that gets me every time too!

It's incredible. Convinced he didn't do enough, as if he were to blame for not fitting another 10 in his car. It's devastating.

Trev Moran Such a beautiful scene of human compassion, but at the same time so hearbreaking. I actually held it together for most of the movie, as tragic as it is, but when that scene came it just hit me all at once.

C Mufasa Ditto. Most of the film left me feeling appropriately angry more than anything, as was the intention of course, but that last five minutes... ooof, you'd want to have a heart of stone to not get a little weepy.

It only takes a stone hearted person not to cry on tht scene, that will always remain the best and emotional movie scene ever created i guess

And the showers scene....

Please don't remind me of it.

Being the older son of an alcoholic who wrecked his family, trust me, this is a scene I have watched only once. Never again...

To this day I believe it was Damon's best performance, if not one of the best.

And the Number #1 Feeling I have definitely two movies: The final scenes of Cloud Atlas and The Fountain.

Lucas Rodmo saddest movie i've ever seen in my life. I saw it years ago but every scene still lingers in my mind as if it were yesterday.

Is Grave of the Fireflies in the list?

They mentioned it but not in the list.

Why :D ? I dont think any movie can be more emotional than The Graves of the Fireflies :/

RIGHT!?

I have fully committed to dying alone on a hill dedicated to the perfection that is Cinema Paradiso. So glad to see I may not be alone it in after all!

Jeff Terrell i agree

Jeff Terrell I couldn't stop crying whenever there was a scene about Cooper and his children! I absolutely lost it when he had to witness Murph's death. That movie is such a masterpiece.

That was surprisingly moving, yeah

claW surprising? Idk the sheer fact of anyone missing out on theirs kids childhood and adulthood, for that matter thru a one way FaceTime is fucked up lol and to get an Oscar winner to convey that emotional wreckage just puts it over the top

Jeff Terrell than you've seen no shit

daddy satan Exactly - Just 'TRUE' Perfection

oh thank you. now I'm happy again. Hope.

TRUE..one of 3 films I have been in the theater were the audience cheered at the end

That was devastating, something your soul has taken away too. Is a must watch movie

Are you implying that people normally constantly talk while the movie is on? That’s weird.

@@Person-ex4bx: The OP didn't say that at all. They said the audience sat in stunned silence _as the credits rolled_ (read: after the closing shot of the movie). Normally most people start talking as soon as a film has finished.

Definitely agree! Its like i lost a part of my soul

Here are some movies you never knew you would love: • Pay it Forward • The theory of everything • I am Sam • Room • Good Will Hunting • Les Miserables

So many haven't seen Shawshank Redemption but those who have absolutely love it ❤❤

@@neiljag718 What? It’s one of the most popular movies of all time

@@aruen4575 you wouldn't believe how many haven't seen it. I've only actually talked to a few people that have. Definitely a lot of folks missing out.

@@neiljag718 yeah I’m 16 and it’s even my absolute favorite movie. When the movie had ended it left me in a feeling that I’ve never felt before.

@@Shadow.behind.mountains you know what im 13 .. wow bro we know we ahve good taste of movies

Cameron Panee so true, as relevant today as ever , it has my vote too

I love that. I’ve watched it so many times in the last 3 years. It is still so emotional for me.

Ironic coming from arguably the king of the silent era

It's the best speech of all time

I was waiting the the Chaplin speech to appear

jeezzzzz

It's definitely one of those films that EVERY movie lover is required to watch, friend.

Definitely worth your while! It's genuinely one of the best movies I've ever seen.

i tried sharing this movie with a friend who had to stop after 30-40 minutes. never has science fiction felt so real. it is such an overwhelming and uplifting scene, that is amplified by the tension of the long build up. cinefix totally nails the #1 pick.

Yep, I cried during this list too.

Ssss all movies stories inspired by Jesus story onlyyyyyyyy hero and villains

@@estherhadassah2448 That was Jesus as an exclamation. Not a reference to Jesus the person.

I thought the exact same thing. What I found interesting in the movie, one cop was yelling roll over and the other cop kept kneeling on the mans neck at the same time. Is that racism or is that a lack of communication or a lack of training or....? Until I find out differently, I do not believe George Floyd death was racially motivated. I think it was a result of an ill-trained police officer combined with poor judgement and his inability to overcome a stressful situation. What I also understand is the black community has seen this situation time and again. For example, Eric Garner dying the same way, being choked. The question remains, how many times has this happened since and/or prior? And how many times will it keep going on until something changes? Outside of the riots and looting, I will stand with the black community and demand reforms of the police procedures nation wide. Black Lives Matter, until it doesn't RIP David Dorn. The black community needs to recognize this issue as well.

@ I can hear what you're saying. But just to clarify, I don't think the gist of the issue is "the cop thought 'this guy is black, I'm going to kill him'" - it's more a pattern of thoughts and behaviours that laid the foundation for the cop thinking this sort of treatment is OK/he can get away with this because Floyd was black. It's a system that has infrequently punished excessive use of force disproportionately directed towards people of colour. Most white children are not raised to fear the police. Yes, income will impact this, but speaking generally. From what I understand, this is not the case for the majority of black children in America - they are warned to disregard their dignity and forget about justice so as to get out of interactions with the police alive.

The sad thing is it's not more relevant than ever; It's exactly as relevant as it's always been. What's changed is that things like it are starting to emerge from the shadows. We likely wouldn't even know his name or his story if it weren't for the people filming it.

KaijedGames Completely agree, I love that scene so much!

Jenzi thank you! Good to know that someone agrees with me!

Perhaps fulfilled? Vindicated? It's really a cathartic, victorious experience. It feels unique and special and magical. Maybe call it a eureka moment - the coming into brilliance. But there's also an element of togetherness - with Miles Teller and JKS both reaching a pinnacle together, which is very paternal. In another way, it's almost orgasmic, wouldn't you say? Euphoric, certainly.

It's fucking cool as fuck, that's what it was.

You're right. I love that scene. I watched it a dozen times.

Yes to that drum solo great film!!

Without a doubt, Warrior's end is one of the most emotional ones I've ever seen, gets me every time

I know this countdown was made before it screened, but the beach scene in Cuarón's Roma is a must inclusion on this list. Another hit from Cuarón.

Also as far as a mix of the first two categories, Everybody's Fine (2009)'s ending is really intense; I wept heavily, and it was amazing. Happiness is a 100% could not dispute in that category. Couldn't we call the last category some kind of melancholy, with touches if wist, and nostalgia? Lastly, yes I think we could stand for a part two; there are so many subtleties within the array of human feelings that I feel can still be explored

That and the scene where Frodo leaves with the Elves

That one is pretty heart wrenching, Sam saying goodbye and all, but I think it's more of the sad/melancholy than the uber happy, unless I'm remembering incorrectly haha It's been too long and I'm wanting to watch them all again soon :P

Divya Whiteberg dvggh

Divia Whiteberg boromir's death kills me the most from those films

it's best not to spoil

In case i don’t see ya... good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight

this one's amazing

Good call.

Luboman411 saddest movie of all time

Luboman411 hands down, this movie is THE saddest movie, nothing comes close.

Luboman411 You seen When Marnie Was Here? I bawled for days!

Laura M I was so baffled and sad at the same time while watching the end of when Marnie was there.

The little girls voice annoyed me.. Sorry

true and while I disagree with their commentary on the race issues in America I do enjoy their analysis

Small? Nigga they have 2 mill subs

they aren't small. a good small movie channel is screenprism

also "No small parts"

+The Typical Liberal Not sure what you mean by that. Only thing they mentioned was that Fruitvale does a really good job of making you empathize, and that's never a bad thing.

That breakup in warmest colour broke me

The ending of Blue Valentine and the scene where Michelle Williams's character and Casey Affleck's character bump into each other (and she wants to apologize) in Manchester by the Sea.

@@Memphis_ritz x2

A summer story 1988 Just watch this movie

Grave of the Fireflies

who let you watch that at that age?

Probably someone who think all anime is for kids.

My mom rented it from our community library and just put in during a car ride *****

so sorry for your 8 year self, idk how they label they DVD/nñu ray, but if it didn't say that it is at least pg-13 I blame the library. Well, at least it's a good movie

Jeez I'm so sorry for your 8 yr old self.. I was a young adult when I saw it and it scared me for life.

Great movie. But the title reminded me of Once Were Warriors. Both are a must see.

Yup. I will never watch it again. I don't have to-certain scenes just play in my head over and over again, unfortunately! 😬

It rips your heart out because the natural history of untreated addiction is detailed succintly and apologetically: jails, institutions and death.

True! But i think is a true classic. A must see

and kids

That movie hit me so hard, as somebody who has struggled with prescription amphetamine addiction the grandmothers descent into madness was incredibly realistic and captured the mindset/feeling of becoming an addict scarily well.

how could i have forgotten Powder... goodness... that one hurt, so much.

The color purple. Definitely.

Totally agree on "Bycicle Thieves". That film on its own is a pure ode to sentimentalism of the best kind

Red's monologue during that scene is so powerful. "I hope I can make it across the border. I hope to see my friend again and shake his hand. I hope the Pacific is as blue as it has been in my dreams. I hope." Such simple words, but they give me a chill every time. Especially when paired with the visual of Red and Andy reuniting on the beach. I would love to see Frank Darabont direct some more movies.

And on the other end of the emotional spectrum we have the “Brooks was here” scene which just typing out has wrecked me. He’s a old man who had done some awful things but the empathy I feel for him is real. The term institutionalized is what comes to mind.

definitely the saddest movie i've ever watched. i love it to bits. i'm still trying to find the strength to watch it over.

The fact they didn't include it on this lift makes the whole list irrelevant. It's a deeply emotional movie and the thought of watching it again makes me sad. Not other movie has done that.

Honestly, if a movie where you basically get attached to two children and then watch them slowly starve to death doesn't make you emotional, you're probably a sociopath. I cried for 48 hours solid after watching it.

Lalala Nanana same it’s also Number 3 of my favourite films.

littlefurnace I nearly cried when I saw it with my dad on June 24th 2017. I remember the very first lines in the film.

When i saw this movie when i was younger, it embedded in my memory.

The book was so good. I thought the special effects of the movie were just too much.

thats my fav scene in movie

Hasan Kartal mine was the replicant threesome 😏

What a great movie

i don’t get why people seem to not be able to understand the brilliance of that scene. There are many other movies where i have felt more strongly about it, Like the ending of Life Is Beautiful for instance, but partly because those other scenes are more relatable as a parent etc. But what is a triump of story telling and emotion in Blade Runner 2049 is that they are conveying a foreign emotion and feeling that is completely outside the normal space of emotions for the human experience. yet i honestly felt for K, his relationship with his holographic girlfriend feels real, and we feel his love for her and his utter devastation at learning the truth that he is not ’the one’ they are lookikg for, and that as you say his identity is not real. Though in.that same moment of realizing it isn’t him, it almost doesn’t matter to him as much as the belief he feels around the idea of replicants truly emerging as life and.as long as that dream he felt exists with at least one replicant, he is willing to sacrifice himself. exactly as Sapper(Dave Batista) did before him at the start of the film. that is auch a hard idea to convey, a crazy bunch of emotions to translate in a medium of story telling like film. vs say how a book would. from the insane cinematography, to the brilliant directing, acting from frankly the best in all those fields working right now. Just a masterpiece. not something I want to watch over and over again, but still a.beautiful and unique film. can’t seriously wait for Dune now. wish he was working with Roger Deakins again, but i honestltly can’t think of a better active director working in making films at the moment, crossed fingers that he continues his streak of near perfect film making.

So true!

I think based on the category you placed that clip in you guys are reading that scene totally different to me, haha

very impactful film, Darabont is an amazing director

No Big Fish? I cried my eyes out during the third act.

The biggest emotion I felt during that movie was burning hatred for the townsfolk

yeah that scene stood out to me, too. when she says something like "hasn't anything I've done mattered?" (I know I'm quoting it wrong) and the wolf-son looks back like he wants to say "now wait don't feel like that" lol but he still leaves

Inside Out sucks

True dat

i can relate to this. so yes.

great idea.

Yeah.i was also thinking

Ditto

the one time where a baby crying doesnt make me wanna break some parents' faces

Yes, and "The Killing Fields" has scenes in it that could fit every single one of these categories.

They've killed Hope Sidney. Gets to me everytime.

Mary V while his mother finds her sons clothes and his father knows it’s his fault and he can’t do anything about it

100% agree. that movie completely destroyed me and i can’t ever get through it a second time because i know how it ends

What a brilliant movie! I watched it once years ago and then bought the DVD. It is still shrink wrapped because as much as this movie is awesome, I just can't bring myself to watch it again.

Zach Dixon God, that made me depressed as hell.

this video came out in 2016 10 Oktober ; the movie came out later in 2016

Hacksaw Ridge really isn't a good movie at all

@@_MC529 Its one of favorites ever bro because as insane as the movie is its pretty tightly tied to the real story, even less dramatized in a lot of aspects than the real Desmond. To each their own though

@@brock3805 true 👍🏻

Hacksaw ridge was really a great movie. Not the best but must watch.

yeah i was wondering that aswell

Because that doesn't really matter. They're showing the scenes that climax that emotion, but the movies themselves are home to the entire emotional journey.

@@briand8949 its probably a mistake

@@briand8949 yeah but they are spoiling the scenes actually

Payam Sharifi .....pick.....pick......pick!!

You need to watch it! It's a amazing movie.

+RckerMom87 "Pull my finger."

"some men just want to see the world burn"

fucking fantastic film.

Great film. If you have no idea what it's about basically humans stopped being able to reproduce and as a result all hope was lost and society began to fall apart. Then the protagonist gets recruited to escort the first woman to get pregnant in over 10 years to a safe place. Plot aside this movie is an amazing display of cinematography. I especially love and praise the car scene and the scene right before the cease fire scene they featured in this video.

American Beauty is one of my top 5 favorite movies. That final scene with Lester, and the one where Ricky shows Jane the most beautiful thing he ever filmed, are the most emotional. Ricky’s speech is so powerful.

He was able to do anything: Action, horror, comedies, drama, etc. What a damn loss!

I've heard him called "the actor's actor".

Im watching the master right now. What a sad coincidence :(

@@alistairoconnor4555 Who are you talking to?

@@alistairoconnor4555 Oh, thank you for the clarification.

How? The ending was the worst part of the movie.

And the ‘is that my daughter in there’ scene wow

Mikey Proctor no, it's not their fault

Mikey Proctor it's not their fault

Mikey Proctor it's not their fault!

lmao

+RobbieC 😂😂😂 I'd like your comments if I was on a computer.

When I saw that movie I immediately felt Kasey’s character pain, majestic performance! I saw my depression in him, the kind of depression that many of us carry on with, looking normal and functional but devastated, crushed, fractured, shattered inside.

Holy shit that movie is fucking crazy

Jake Jediny when he found out his brother died while missing his little brother

That f’d me up man

lion is one of the best foreign movie which i discovered in 'moods" on my boxxy software. love this collection of movies!

Yess. I cried when Robin Williams died and people Tweeted themselves replicating that scene. Ugh, my heart.

As someone who has a shit father, the hotel scene makes me cry every time.

Same

i dont have a brother or a shit father but it still made me tear up. My favorite movie

Agreed. Nick Nolte must have had a parent with alcoholism... because the scene when he relapses is so heartbreaking and realistic(some may say too realistic), especially for those of us who have experienced it first hand..

It gets me every time, too. I think I've been programmed now to have a Pavlovian response to the song that plays over that scene. Song= tears

AndreaMGC This movie was shown in one of my college classes. I must have been only one who had seen the film before. I was in the back of the classroom, and as the girl ran out of the house and the shot went off, I could see the entire class straighten up in their seats and gasp. It is a near out of body experience.

Also, revenge satisfaction. 'Taken' comes to mind first, obviously, but there are a lot of good candidates.

Dude, right? It's my favorite movie and it's never nabbed a spot, and it's just like... wtf is up? And I WRITE the damn show, so I should know!

Mother's Basement One of the best movies ever!

Mother's Basement what's the song playing when it's shown? is it from the soundtrack maybe?

@M Bensvi Nah. Just a stock-library soundalike, same as all the music.

M Bensvi jon brion- piano one. it's from the synecdoche new york sound track.

Just thinking about it can make me cry

Manorama Rout me too! so heartbreaking

The latter makes me cry hard because I’m Autistic and I know the struggle of the people around you doubting you and your parents because of the way you are

He's the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

The only film I have had to turn off as I felt so uncomfortable. Will go back to it one day

midnight in Paris

Midnight in Paris

xThe_noJx I couldn't even finish it.

xThe_noJx Such an emotional scene. Wonderfully done. Tears.

It got mentioned.

Sleezy Steve Yeah, I saw. But still, I missed it.

Zane Fish Thanks! :)

It's not your fault

Giraffen Benji maybe that's for a good ol part 2!! :) Damn that scene at the end where Robin Williams says it's not your fault.. It gets me every time :(

fuckin pussy

@@cub9900 lol

Miracle in cel no. 7 turkish and Korean

Cried like a baby !

@@ikramhaq4 overrated

Absolutely beautiful scene.

...& the music.

How about when he's talking to his daughter about to die of old age? a powerful scene.

yea and when he reads the letter to the grave

i always think the scene where Dan finally lets go of his demons and learns to be happy is pretty powerful too. after the storm when he jumps in the water and goes for a swim.

Well, for him, not for her.

Also when he finds out that he is a dad.

Patrick Krott it definitely isn’t. But it’s alright

You're doing God's work ma man.

that's it! binge starts now.

Spartacus ? Lol

thanks

Spoiler alert. Exactly what I came in to find. Thanks.

I was missing the docking scene, but yeah, you're right, too

It wasn't that great

Chandler MacKenzie the scene when he tries to stop himself from leaving gets me. normally I am a stone but the immense regret comes through in the acting and can't help feeling sorry for the guy when he figures out that he was the ghost.

I kind of hate that movie, and I'm a big Christopher Nolan fan. It's not terrible or even bad, but so many little things just kept bringing it down for me and it was horribly frustrating.

Kosta Jovanovic you're a moron and 4 morons liked you comment

Tiers of sadness and disappointment, I'm assuming?

Deaths are never done very well on screen, But the one in this is up there with the greatest of all time. I'd probably only put it behind the one in Skins when Sid finds his dad dead.

Hits you like a freight train because your not expecting it

The shoes😢 My favorite movie maybe of the past decade.

Funny and tragic and heroic all in one. Loved it!

FaCu aRroYo i just watched that movie and i have to agree with you. Its probably my favourite movie of all time

FaCu aRroYo best movie of all time..

The plastic bag scene was amazing and sad at the same tine

Same here, which you probably wouldn't expect from the messed up concept, but it's extremely emotional to me. Have you seen Six Feet Under? American Beauty made me want to watch that because of Alan Ball and that show made me feel the same way American Beauty made me feel with like every episode

Agreed, tons of comedy and pervertness, perfect.

That is a good list of best moments ❤️

And thank you for speaking about Synecdoche. Amazing movie.

I saw Dear Zachary about 8 years ago at a film festival in Canada. After the showing ended, before we could sit back down to pick ourselves back up, Kurt, the director, and Zachary's grandparents walked down the stairs and stood at the side of the stage in front of the screen. We didn't know they were in attendance. Dear Zachary was already the kind of movie that I knew I could only see it once.

Very true! Drive was amazing

A real hero.

Ok, it's not fair to make me cry just reading the line.

Jamie Masson cried a bit inside

orion black you see it yet?

So much adrenaline!

one of my favorite movies of all time!

More intense and suspenseful than a majority of horror movies I've seen. Such a spectacular film.

That movie came out shortly after I quit choir for good following 12 years in. That ending had me so pumped because it represented everything I ever wanted out of my experiences. Such a badass scene. Incredible movie, and Miles Teller doesn’t get enough credit for his work in it.

oh yes!

meh no

Tears of envy :D

Bitch tears

also the best Victory scene is Mrs Weasly "not my daughter you bitch".

But then Buster Keaton I really do.

I don't think it's age, it's just a question of taste. Few things are as subjective as what we find funny.

Al B nothing to do with age , I never did while I was little and I still don't . As we all know taste is subjective. .nothing to do with age ;)

If you are going to use something from Chaplin, skip over his comedy and go to his political satirical role from the Great Dictator. The speech is inspirational and fills you full of hope.