Most tear-jerking moment you've ever had from something like a TV Show, Game, etc.

[J4D3N]

The episode of Futurama which dealt with his dog in the past. I cant' watch that episode, I literally can't.

You just had to mention it didnt you, thanks, now im fighting back my tears lolz

Also i know its not the best film out there but i have to admit i found the end of click quite sad, is that bad?

 

[automatron]

The end of the second season of Doctor Who when:

Spoiler

The doctor is saying goodbye to Rose on that beach and before he gets to say I love you he disappears

 

[Shunpo]

Portal. When u have to disintergrate the companion cube. WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?!

Didn't actually cry but there was a definite edge of my seat NOOOOOOO kinda moment.

 

[Sylocat]

For some reason, the opening of Kingdom Hearts 2 gets to me every time...

Not to mention the following:

"River, you know my name. You whispered my name in my ear. There's only one reason I would ever tell anyone my name. There's only one time I could."

"No thanks, then. I'll take my chances that the afterlife... won't have any punishment worse... than not being with you."

And also, Buffy's mom dying... Vincent Van Gogh finding out that he'll be a famous artist... and pretty much everything that happened in Grave of the Fireflies.

 

[PiercisionBass]

This shall probably sound lame, but, for a movie (and a book, really), it's tied between the end of the Rankin-Bass version of The Hobbit, when Thorin admits his fatal avarice to Bilbo on his deathbed, and the end of Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire, when Amos Diggory is crying over the corpse of his son, yelling out, "That's my son! That's my boy!"
For a TV show, it's the Wild Thornberrys special, The Origin of Donnie, wherein a flashback shows just how sad the kid's early life was (his biological parents were brutally murdered by poachers for thwarting their attempt to steal a young orangutan). It was too much for my prepubescent mind to handle, and to this day still brings a tear to my eye.

 

[Kajt]

First thing to come to mind: Jurrassic Bark. Futurama sure knows how to make you cry...

 

[starwarsgeek]

Avatar: The Last Airbender:
Iroh's tale in the Tales of Ba Sing Se.

Jurrasic Bark in Futerama

Opening to Up

 

[Omikron009]

Only 2 moments from anything ever have actually made me cry.

1. In Castaway when Wilson floated away.

2. The line from Futurama: The Beast With a Billion Backs "I'm sorry Bender. Robots can't go to heaven." and the context it was said in.

I almost cried at the end of Red Dead Redemption, but not quite.

 

[ThePorject]

Last episode of Season 4 of blackadder, for sure.

 

[dalek sec]

This might sound weird, but

Spoiler: ooc

The ending in Battlestar Galactica when they find Earth and Adama orders the fleet to pilot its self into the sun. It was just sad to see the fleet just go like that. It made me sad to see the reliable shealter that had become the survivors home tossed away like that. Plus it made me think "Now the people of Earth will never know their true heritage" Plus since Anders had to pilot the fleet into the sun was also fairly sad, even thought he was essentially a vegtable

Spoiler: Battlestar Galactica

I pretty much cried my eye's out during the ending with Kara saying she loved Sam, Sam saying he would see her on the other side, the Colonial theme playing as the fleet went into the sun, Adama saying goodbye to his son Lee and Kara, Roslin passing away silently in the Raptor and finally Batlar telling Six about his past and knowing how to farm, I fucking cried my eye's out at that moment.

I'll also admit that much of season four of Battlestar pretty much made me cry so much it was almost embrassing.

 

[Silent observer]

Not sure if it's really on topic, but books often make me get a little emotional. In particular, the ending of The Road, by Cormac McCarthy - A very well written book, and the ending gets me choked up every time.

OT: The ending of ET

 

[SextusMaximus]

The opening of Up.

Everyone I know cried. I barely ever cry, and I cried.

This. Completely, and it was frankly embarassing.

 

[Hafnium]

Four words: Grave of the Fireflies. All of it, just all of it.

Got to agree, that was sadder than a 1-legged panda-cub in a cage.

Futurama: Jurassic Bark.

Also, Mass Effect;

Spoiler: Virmire related spoilers

Choosing Alenko to stay and guard the bomb, then going to save Ashley at the comm tower. If you save the person at the bomb site, you get an image of the ship flying away from an explosion. If you save the person at the tower, you get an image of the person you left behind, clutching their stomach, resting against the impro-nuke watching the normandy fly away.

Spoiler: RE: Virmire related spoilers

Ugh, tell me about it. I didn't know that one of them was impossible to save, and for some reason I went for the dumb ***** and left Alenko at the bomb site. I really regretted that decision, but it will stay with me through the series. In his honor I made Shepard in ME2 his class, Sentinel (ok I just liked the class).

I love how Bioware games can make you care about the events in that way, and make you regret your terrible decisions (Dragon Age!!)

 

[Autumnflame]

hugging tali in ME2
all of walle
end to lost

 

[Weaver]

The part in Air Bud when he tries to get rid of Air Bud.

 

[theamazingbean]

For me it was Clannad: After Story.

Spoiler

The part where Nagisa died had me bawling for awhile, but when Ushio died I had to pause I was crying for so long. Man, I'm tearing up just thinking about it.

I guess this moment also qualifies as my most seeing as how it is the ONLY moment a piece of fiction has made me cry.

 

[XJ-0461]

And more recently, I cried at the ending of Vincent and the Doctor.

I didn't cry at this, though I did get very close.

The entirety of The End of Time (the Tenth Doctor's final farewell).

Now, don't mistake me for a squealy Tennant fangirl--I'm not--but he was MY Doctor. I'd been interested in Doctor Who for a couple of years beforehand, and I'd watched episodes from almost all of the Doctors that came before him. But Ten really cemented my interest and made me into a fan of the whole Doctor Who mythos. So seeing him go away was like seeing a beloved friend go away.

So I was crying for, like, ten minutes at the end of The End of Time.

I'm sorry, I've probably made myself sound insane. I'm not crazy, honest!

(By the way, I absolutely adore the Eleventh Doctor!)

This however, this got me going.

I think it was "I don't want to go" that really made me cry.

 

[Dr. Paine]

Avatar: The Last Airbender:
Iroh's tale in the Tales of Ba Sing Se.

Jurrasic Bark in Futerama

Opening to Up

... all of these. Especially UP, I was crying off and on through that whole movie (damn you Pixar.) And Jurassic Bark, oh god... I've even watched the ending after going a long time without watching the full episode, so there's none of the emotional build up, and I was still tearing up.

Iroh's Tale didn't make me cry, but after learning the meaning behind it, I always have a bit of a 'moment of silence' feeling for it.

I also will admit to openly shedding a few tears reading through all the Chozo lore in Metroid Prime- it's rare for me to find decent writing anywhere now, let alone one that will make me cry.

... I'll also say Toy Story 2 will choke me up. You know the scene, and you know you cried during it.

 

[Evilsanta]

For me it was Clannad: After Story.

Haven't played or seen Clannad, yet (managed to avoid the spoiler, thankfully).

For me, though, it was another Key work: <url=http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.163769-Neutral-Drow-reviews-Kanon>Kanon. Specifically, one of the character's endings.

Spoiler

Makoto, when she dies. It took a few weeks in-game, while all the while you watch her slowly regress back to the mind of a fox, losing her taste for most food, forgetting how to hold things in her hands, lapses in memory and concentration, and finally losing her ability to speak, and on the hillside after you hold a mock wedding ceremony, trying desperately to keep her awake as long as you can by keeping her attention with bells, until finally she falls asleep...

...if you'll excuse me, I have to go wash my face.

Are you talking about the anime? If so i cried to that... It was so sad, damn it i need to wash my face to.