What’s the most emotionally powerful film you’ve seen? Something that truly moved you?

It made me cry too.. Imagining what kubricks version might have been

Not the entire film but this entire scene snuck up on me and made me cry like a little bitch.
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This. I cry like a little sissy bitch every tiem.

Cry as much as you want but hollywood is only good for shitty marvel flicks that braindead retards like you like to obsess over. Turkish dramas are a league above hollywood dramas because they actually tackle real problems and themes like the dissolving family relations due to modernity and other socially relevant issues.

Kubrick's version would have probably made me kill myself while watching it

this one
never fully recovered

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Dredd 2012. I would offer my soul for a cop that actually executes the scumbags of society, and stuff you into iso cubes for petty crime. All of the 'muh war on drugs is ineffectual' would disappear like morning mist.

Her

eh, i dont expect people to agree

Drive - Because I want to be an autistic superhero

based

cringe

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Return of the King.

It's probably not objectively that good, but it's a build up of 3 movies worth of shit.

>It's my birthday brother, and I want it
>It should last just long enough... for the journey home, of course.
>But you'll be coming with me, won't you Merry?
>You wish that I had gone in his place, and that Boromir had lived?
>Go home Sam
>Ahh save me Sam!
>Gondor calls for aid!
>Begging your pardon sir, but they didn't
>RIDE FOR RUIN
>I would have you smile again
>For Frodo
>But I can carry you

Tie between first flight in Man of Steel or basically all of Hacksaw Ridge.

lol not that

if documentaries count, Dear Zachary
if not, Schindler's List

You bow to no one

It's a tie between Gladiator and Schindler's List (only managed to watch the latter last week).

Umberto D

Anyone who’s seen it here knows what I’m talking about.

Manhunter.

There's probably something else I'm not thinking of, but Ikiru is definitely up there.

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Tie between The Bounty and French Connection II

Why was Ryan so private?

That one scene in The fountain.

Why would they make a PG movie so sad bros?

Big Lebowski

> I now now why you cry. But it's something I can never do.

So fucking cheap and corny.

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An old family movie, or rather a bunch of film material from the 60s.

Unironically Triple Frontier, but that's because the guy that died is essentially my Dad and how he died.

Anytime "Into the West" kicks in during Return of the King.

IT GAVE ME NO NUTRIENTS

>what are we fighting for Sam?
Brings manly tears to my eyes

Tom Cruise cursing his dad at his death bed was pretty raw. It felt like he drew from something real there. If it was just the magic of movies, so be it.

I loved the scene in Children of Men toward the end where theyre in that building thats being attacked. The baby starts to cry from the gunshots and explosions and everybody just stops fighting, stops doing anything. Just staring and putting their hands on the mother and the child in disbelief. The babys cries silencing the entire battle while the mother and the protagonist just walk out of the building to safety. The soldiers outside stopping in disbeleif also, everyone captivated by the first child born in over a decade. Looking at Hope.
Kino AF

really fucked me up

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it's a book for 10 year olds you dolt