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

[A Pious Cultist]

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

Same. I was like ;_;

 

[Shycte]

The opening of Up.

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

I cried in the end when he looked in that book that his wife had written in.

Only movie I've ever cried to.

 

[Apretentiousname]

Yeah Clannad was really an amazing anime. Truthfully I tend to keep myself pretty detached from stuff in general, but with Clannad...It's impossible.
I had never actually cried out of sadness before that, and I haven't since, cus I might feel like a pussy when that kinda stuff happens, but Clannad, it was just, I didn't even care it was so sad.

 

[_Janny_]

I would say that 'one' scene in 'I am legend' where the dog 'changes' Oh god, I just couldn't watch that scene and NOT tear up, it was horrible, there with my friends and I was so not known for crying either grrrr!

This definitely got me misty-eyed. Even if I only caught the last half of the movie on TV I found myself really teared up. Same for the scene where Will's character says hi to that mannequin in the store because he "promised his friend"... It's not the saddest moment I've seen but it definitely broke me down.

 

[Enemy Of The State]

The opening of Up.

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

So I wasn't the only guy? Phew.

Agreed though, it was emotional.

 

[Deadlock Radium]

The Half-Life 2: Episode 2 ending made me yell "NOOOOOOO!" the first time I played through it and then I shed a tear.
[SUB]I hate Advisors.[/SUB]

 

[Jaranja]

The ending of Code Geass... awesome, but heartbreaking when the girl cries out.

So, SO agreed.

Final Fantasy X ending is up there.

 

[SomethingUnrelated]

Futurama, in the ending to the episode about Fry's brother, and the 4 leafed clover. =']

 

[SomeBritishDude]

Skins, the death of Sid's dad.

It was so unexpected and shocking, I had tears rolling down my face. Very few TV shows I can say that for.

The other is probably the Futurama episode with Fry's brother and the four leaf clover.

Oh, and near the end of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. You know when. It wasn't for long but it still got to me, and still does on replays.

 

[Jackalb]

[after killing Damon Killian]
Ben Richards: Now that hit the spot.

The Running Man.
Oh Yeah!

 

[AvsJoe]

Small list of times something has made me shed at least one tear:

Spoiler: Spoilers, ahoy!

The first time I saw Aeris' death in FFVII
The first time I saw Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz, when Mariemaia gets shot
The first time I heard Blood Brothers by Iron Maiden
The first 20 or 30 times I listened to Within a Mile of Home by Flogging Molly.

 

[CK76]

Bridge to Terabithia

Spoiler

Leslie dying was so shocking and depressing that actually really got to me. If you don't feel the same, fine. For me I cannot not feel every time I read or watch that scene unfold I wan to stop it before it happens.

 

[CK76]

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

I understand completely. Whenever I even catch a whiff of that episode on TV, I change channel immediately.

That one is the hardest episode of any show for me. I even just hear the "Thousand Summers" playing somewhere and thoughts of my own pet and this episode happen.

 

[Kukakkau]

Ending of Gladiator - granted I was a fair bit younger then

The Perfect Storm - around the same time

Saving Private Ryan - because he feels ashamed of himself at the end for getting to go home while everyone else had to risk their lives, while on the Captain's grave

Blackhawk Down - because in the credits it mentions how the two Delta Force soldiers who volunteered to secure the crash site alone were the first soldiers awarded the Medal of Honour in death

 

[VulakAerr]

Good choices so far!

I know it's popular but I was absolutely in tears at 2 points in Up. The open ten minutes and again 2/3 of the way through the film reading the Adventure Book.

Controversial I know, but I'm gonna also say the ending of 24. The conversation at the very end when Jack is talking to CTU, looking up at the drone. My two favourites characters having a proper heart-to-heart, at last.

The end of season 4 of The Wire. That whole season was harrowing but the end of it was perfect, even with the death of a character I'd really grown to like.

The end of the musical Blood Brothers. I don't think it's over in the US much, it's a British-written production. I saw it once when I was a teenager and I was inconsolable for a full ten minutes afterwards. It's taken about 8 or 9 subsequent viewings to numb myself to it.

 

[jad4400]

This might sound weird, but

Spoiler: Battle Star Galactica

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.

Yeah, the entire finale of Battle Star Galactica was one ginat tear jerker. Great finale thought, one of the best I've seen.

 

[NeutralDrow]

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.

The game. It's even worse than the anime. The anime had the decency of suggesting that <color=aliceblue>she disappeared instantly, rather than <color=aliceblue>Makoto simply dying in your arms.

I'd suspect it's also worse because I'd had far more time to get attached to her, but I don't know how much time the anime devoted to that. I've only seen the anime's conclusion to that story arc, not the whole thing.