[Music] What song/music in a movie/tv show made you weep?

[desprateseagull]

This from Shawshank Redemption is quite stirring.. "Sull'aria" from Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzuM2XTnpSA



additional- found a full version of the song-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3omEZ3XyM74

 

[Weststander]

 

[Govinda Tim]

None coz Im not a girl!!

 

[Dave the OAP]

Born free....when Elsa brought her cubs to see joy adamson.,

Bawled my eyes out

 

[Dick Swiveller]

As a kid, the Incredible Hulk music as he walked off into the distance.

 

[studio150]

Music or song, nothing.

While the use of music or a song can enhance or distract from a scene, it is not the music that will bring an emotional response, but the scene, storyline and acting that will weigh more heavily.

 

[Dave the OAP]

In the bbc documentary for the twin towers attack, barber's adagio for strings over the soundtrack.

 

[marlowe]

I always remember the end to Our Friends in the North being played out to Dont Look Back in Anger and being really moved by it. I think the emotional impact was stronger because of the long emotional journey we'd been on with all the characters through a thirty year period of their lives over the course of its nine week run so when it finally ended after all that time it really hit you. Absolutely brilliant series.

Music comes in at 6.20

https://youtu.be/6ivHzbw4RLQ

 

[marlowe]

To Sir With Love

https://youtu.be/nXaEf4ktpPA

 

[dazzer6666]

In the bbc documentary for the twin towers attack, barber's adagio for strings over the soundtrack.

Good shout. I also remember it from Platoon, very moving piece.

https://youtu.be/ECQeLQURNuw

This one gets me as well.....

https://youtu.be/rlkGbHwoB8o

 

[Bob'n'weave]

End of Dead Mans Shoes when Paddy Considine confronts the last of the gang that killed his brother does me every time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaghXCXdmP0

 

[TrickyOne]

Pete's Dragon! Can't say more, I'm welling up!!!

 

[carlzeiss]

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[The Clamp]

I always remember the end to Our Friends in the North being played out to Dont Look Back in Anger and being really moved by it. I think the emotional impact was stronger because of the long emotional journey we'd been on with all the characters through a thirty year period of their lives over the course of its nine week run so when it finally ended after all that time it really hit you. Absolutely brilliant series.

Music comes in at 6.20

https://youtu.be/6ivHzbw4RLQ

Yep. This. I was wracking my nut trying to think of a music scene in a film that elicits the old wobbly lip. This is it. I have only had the fortitude to watch the whole series once because it takes such a toll. It's probably some of the best drama ever committed to film and (is it Geordie?) him walking off in the end is just magnificent but I can't watch it as it gets me everytime. It's so genuinely sad.
Damn that was a brilliant series.

 

[Algernon]

My kids won't watch this film.
27 and 30. It's a beautiful film and they're missing out but they won't watch it.