Definitely the worst one (for me) is in "Old Yeller" when the boy has to shoot him. That's my alltime saddest part of a movie. I haven't seen many, though, so I'm not exactly the best person to comment...

 

I looked forward to each and every episode with great anticipation. The characters were poignant in there delivery of some very touching scenes. There was pain and suffering beyond anything that could be imagined. The looks on the faces of the affected characters were "poster" material. There was drama, there was anxiety, there was shock and surprise. The cries of despair was rivetting from beginning to end. The story line was heart-wrenching. Those victimized tugged at the very core of those watching. It was terrible to watch and endure the sorrow but I was drawn to the TV each week as the time rolled around to watch ...................................

















THE THREE STOOGES!

 

The Rock where Nicolas Cage totals the F355.


-Dude, you just wrecked your Ferrari!

-It wasn't mine.

 

My list:

My Girl
Savannah Smiles
A Walk to Remember

 

RUDY - inspirational, not really a tear jerker, but when he succeeds in the end, i tend to shed a tear..

 

The last two episodes of ER with Anthony Edwards....revolving around his death.

 

With Honors was pretty tough too.

 

i want to add, John Q.

 

the lion king

 

I want to cry everytime I see anything with Pauly Shore in it.