I always wondered how Hector was still in the land of the dead if Coco is dead. Because only people that knew them in real life can keep them in land of the dead.
What was interesting about the scene with Repunzel's parents is that they are King and Queen.. Yet when they rush out to see Repunzel, they don't have their crowns on, as in that moment they're not King and Queen; they're mom and dad
I saw Coco shortly after my father died and that was a big mistake. I cried so hard I gave myself a headache and freaked my daughter out because she had never seen me cry before 😭
Oh, dude, I am so sorry for your loss. I am so sorry to hear that. I can’t help but cry everytime at the end of Coco. The only time I saw my dad cry was when we saw Christopher Robin in theaters, it reminded him of his childhood
I literally started crying just by THINKING about Coco. The only time I ever saw it was when I visited my extended family in Wisconsin. I had never met anyone there before, but everyone acted like they'd known me my whole life. I will never forget how special and loved it made me feel.
Oh same....by now, I've seen that movie idk how many times, but every time Hector fades I get that much closer....right before he sends Miguel back, it's a full on waterfall >
I find the opening ten minutes to be so sad but not because of Ellie dying. What gets me is that moment at the fertility clinic when she learns she can’t have children. 💔
I couldn't even continue the movie, I turned it off and cried for over an hour, my mom had just died and my dad was all alone in that house they lived in for over 40 years, god how that hit like a sledge hammer
The death of Moana’s Grandmother doesn’t hit me as hard as when her spirit reappears to Moana and sings to her... that really makes a nod in my throat.. for It always makes me think of my Grandma and how much I wish I could hug her one more time ❤️
I lose it every time I watch the scene in Lilo & Stitch where Nani, knowing that social services is coming to take her little sister in the morning, holds her and softly sings Aloha 'Oe (Farewell to Thee), then opens her hands and watches the two small flowers she was holding blow away and disappear on the wind. It's gut wrenching for so many reasons.
What makes the end to toy story 3 even more heartwarming is that the actor who played andy when he was younger was actually him playing andy all grown up. It made it a truly tearshedding moment when you could hear andys voice as he gave away his entire childhood ❤
As a mother when I went to take my kids to see Toy Story 3, my kids weren't that big still but it made me cry because I knew then that one day they would also stop playing with their toys and well grow up. They are now, 22 (going on 23) and 21 years old, yep, watching that clip again made me cry because now they are grown.
Also most of us had been with toy story since our childhoods, and we were the same age as him in the first and second one....Depending on your generation, you were around the same age or maybe ten years older than him in toy story 3 and it was like we were giving our childhood away with him, and accepting that that part of our lives is over and we have officially entered adult hood. I mean we were already adults, but...but that made it official...Lol.
Oh my gosh! I did not know that!! 😭😭 Toy Story 3 came out when I was…I think 6. I grew up watching all three of them. I watched Toy Story 3 a couple of years ago for the first time in a long time. I was sobbing watching it. It was a different experience watching it as a 17 year old who was almost 18 than as a 6 year old
Coco came out 4 months before my Great Grandmother passed away, she died peacefully at the age of 92 and for her birthday before she died my little cousins sang Remember Me from that movie telling my great grandmother to never forget her happy family in the afterlife. At her funeral during the burial Remember Me (Lullaby version) played and I cried so much till I was dehydrated. Until this day whenever I see that scene where Miguel sings Remember Me to Mama Coco or hear that song it'll always bring me to tears because it reminded me so much about my great grandmother. RIP Great Grandmother Aquilina. I miss you everyday of my life.
@@vamandvee1276 ok, I have never cried to any song or any movie in my life (exept for never gonna give you up) and it would probably take a very long time before I will. But, that masterpiece almost made my eyes sweat.
Scenes that made me cry: Nick's Backstory, Jessie's Backstory and Ray's Funeral. Scenes that made me *Ugly Cry* : Andy saying goodbye to the toys, Sully leaving boo, Ellie and Carl's story, and *MUFASA'S DEATH*
A lot of scenes made me cry, but if I had to pick three, it would be Riley admitting to her parents that she missed Minnesota, the first ten minutes of Up and Ian giving up his chance to see his dad so that Barley can say goodbye in Onward. The scenes that made me ugly cry: Joy breaking down in Inside Out (“I just wanted Riley to be happy”) and the ultimate one, Coco. I ugly cried the first time when Hector sends Miguel back, and I thought after, ok I’m good. And then he sings Remember Me to Mama Coco and I lost it
How can you NOT cry with Elie and Carl? Even just hearing the music only, your ears think "hey, nice music" brain draws up the memories, and eyes start to tear up as you say "Poor Elie and Carl"
My ugly cry was nicks backstory. Maybe because I've never seen the movie and that was the first time I saw it. But man I'm still crying. He was just a child. Animal or not. No kid should face that
scenes that made me cry - - nick's backstory - dumbo with his mom - baymax's sacrifice - toy story 4 when buzz and woody depart - wreck it ralph (breaks the internet) vanellope and ralph parting - bing bongs death -todd is put into the forest obliviously
Maybe if I watch it again as a grown emotional adult, but it never got me as a kid. I'll admit it's been a long time since I've seen it... Hmmm... I wonder...😂😅😢
for me its the ending when the finale song stops at circle of..and then it continues to go on and be held really long at LIFEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! followed by the boom
There wasn't a single time when I didn't cry at Coco. It's my favourite Pixar movie. It made me obsessed with Mexican culture and because of it, I also started to learn Spanish. It makes me sad and happy at the same time. Just hearing music from this movie makes me cry, dang
As a Mexican It makes me so happy that a single movie can make someone love our culture. That we got our representation with a beautiful movie. Viva mexico
With Up, what gets me is the scene later in the film, when he finds that Ellie filled her adventure section with photos of her married life and then left the caption "Thanks for the adventure. Now go have another one."
The Goodbye scene from Todd and Copper still gets me after 18 years. It hurts so much because Todd absolutely doesn't understand that this isn't a field trip but a goodbye forever 😭😭😭
I couldn't believe that there would ever gonna be a Disney moment more painful than Mufasa's death until I saw Coco. Seeing a lost old mind remembering her past from a song in her final days is hardbreaking.
@@NikosTsoupI don’t think Simba ever saw it that way either. And then he grew up. Which is part of why he ran away from the throne, other than Scar’s influence of course
An honorable mention for me would be when Keenai (forgive if I misspelled that) tells Koda about his mother's death. The truth can be a harsh pill to swallow. A child realizing their mother is dead is harsh enough but when the person that he has bonded with finally tell him, Keenai's guilt from his actions and Koda heartbroken is a very sadden moment.
That one still gets me, mainly just of how the scene is orchestrated. They could have had it where we hear Kennai tell Koda the whole story, but I think with the song playing in the background with only the important parts of the story being voiced out to us was a great decision. We see more shots of Keenai looking away from Koda because of guilt, but definitely Koda's facial expressions. Koda goes from being excited about a new story, but then we see him slowly get more and more scared and sad when he realizes where his mother is. In my opinion, it's right there at Bambi's mom. In Bambi's case, Bambi doesn't know where his mother is and that is scary to think about, but with Koda, he knows what happened now. The fact that you as a young child getting told by your best friend what happened to them is terrifyingly sad.
Me (through the first few entries): "Aw, come on! Those scenes aren't sad!" Also me (at The Fox and The Hound entry): "WAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" Also me (at the Bing Bong entry): "NOOOOOO! BING BOOOOOOOOONG!!!!"
Inside Up is a film that seems focused on gently and tenderly destroying you while you watch it. And I love it, even if I still cry saying goodbye to Bing Bong (and sometimes at Riley coming back with her parents).
I had the exact opposite problem. I was unashamedly weeping away right out of the gate...paused a bit at Bing Bong (sorry, but that doesn't make me cry; when Riley confesses to her parents, however... *sob*)...but at 2 (that insipid song) and 1...those don't make me tear up. And I'm the type who usually cries at movies.
Exactly my feeling about this list, half is just filler and not even sad in the slightest way possible. Bing Bong however... Man I was a 27 year old man, and it hit me so hard, there were sounds i've never heard before and I didn't even knew i was capable of making coming out of my face as I was watching him sacrifice himself and that "take her to the moon for me" line didn't help at all.
Wreck It Ralph gets me every time with the "I'm bad" speech, but more so with the last line of the movie. "Because if that little kid likes me... How bad can I be?"
Right? It traumatized me as a kid! WHY WOULD SHE LEAVE HIM?? NEVER GET THAT MOVIE AGAIN!! My daughter couldn't finish it, my son just stared at the tv with his jaw dropped for like, 10 minutes.
I’m surprised Onward didn’t make it, that made me cry so hard. Also the part that did it for me in Coco was when he was singing Proud Corazon and all his family members were around him
Honestly I cried all over again at dory begging marlin not to leave. I guess it hits home cause I'm mentally disabled too and she says "no one's ever stuck with me so long before" gets me everytime
I have bad mental health issues as well, and having a character be portrait as a mental health person who is still cheery makes me VERY happy!!!! I know that others have mental health problems, too, but I feel like mine have really screwed with my life
For me the scene from Coco is the most heartbreaking... I've seen Coco several times and can never hold it together. I have lost my father and watched Coco for the first time shortly after he passed and it was so difficult to get through that scene. The scenes of Mufasa and Simba and Dumbo and his mom also ruin me 😪
i almost cried during Moana as well. i lost my grandfather when i was a kid and both my grandmothers. i know how much it hurts when you lose someone close to you.
The list that Ian makes in Onward with things he want to do to be more like his deceased father gets me every... single... time. Also when he chooses to let Barley say goodbye to their dad, even though it was his only opportunity to ever meet him.
A lot of these scenes make me cry. The one's that make me ugly cry, even while watching this countdown, are The Good Dinosaur, Dumbo, The Fox & The Hound, Up and Toy Story 2. My 4 year old kept asking me what was wrong through this whole video.
Nobody pretty cries. At least, not from the sacred deep place within your soul. Its all the pent up emotions we've held back, denied, or needed something to connect with to bring it out.
Man oh man. Mufasa's death will never be topped. My niece went thru toddler phase where she wanted to watch lion King everyday so I had to literally go through that moment every damn day and cry every damn time. Also I have a 19 month old son. Ive sang "Baby Mine" to him since he was in the womb. I can still never sing it without my voice shaking. The song hits differently when you're an actual mother and putting yourself in the mind of mama elephant 🥺
When Miguel sings Remember Me with her great Grandma Coco at the end, I bawl like a baby, Everytime I watch this scene. I never saw my Grandma as she died after my father was born. That's why my father named me after her mother. Everytime I watch this, I feel sad!! 😔
I cried most of all, Walle losing his memory, Bingbong disappearing, Hector being forgotten, Miguel crying, all of the Up scenes and Woody leaving the team just for Bo
Todd being left in the woods gets me every time 😭 He is just so oblivious to want was happening and his confused face when his owner started to drive away i-
So glad they did lion King as number one. I still can’t watch it without tearing up. And I’ve seen it like 1 million times. Of course I’m speaking of the original 90s version.
Tadashis death is the worst death ever I was crying and crying and tadashis mentor didnt even care he said he had the micro it's and he was fine without him 🥺
Mufasa's death scarred me for life. And still does to this day 😭😭 Other moments that always make me (ugly) cry are Dumbo seeing his mother, Todd being left in the woods in order to stay safe, and - although it wasn't listed - the dog pound scene in Lady and the Tramp 💔💔
"Baby of Mine" makes my Mom cry Every time! Also, I cried when Todd had to be let go by his caretaker. Also, "Toy Story 3", "CoCo", "Toy Story 2", and "Up".
The fact that at least one Big Hero 6 scene is in this video made me shed a tear! But personally, i would have added Tadashi's death... it made me so sad that Hiro lost one of the most important members of his family... 💔
Omg same! Things with animals always have a special place in my heart, amprothomortic or not. Remember me also hit hard too. My favorite movie is Zootopia, and I do love fox and the hound, coco and lion king
Yeah, moment with meeting Kenai's brother and Koda's mother on mountain was defenitely the most touching moment in Disney productions. Even Lion King have never made me cry like that.
I Gotta admit that the agonizing "Dad come on... You gotta get up!" line from Simba that brought so many of us into tears is truly the #1 most memorable moment in a Disney movie.
More than the initial sequence, the scene in "Up" when Carl finds out the photos that Ellie put together in her book, and finished with "Thanks for the great adventure!" That part made me ugly sob in theaters.
Personally my #1 was the fox and the hound one. just hearing the tune of "Goodbye may seem forever" makes me cry! And the long monologue before she drops him off makes it even more heart wrenching. 😭😭😭😭
The death scenes in Princess and the frog and The Lion King always make my heart ache. The song remember me always made me cry because It was a sad and happy moment at the same time to me. I basically cried through this whole video.
In the movie Oliver and company (1988) it was truly heartbreaking and unfair when all the kittens found a home exept for poor Oliver. They all found warm dry homes . No one wanted poor Oliver and he was out lost and alone and was caught in a rainstorm cold, wet and scared. That still makes me cry and I am 20 years old.
Nooo.. for Mulan I cried when she came back to her father bearing gifts from the emperor only to be shoved away bcs "the greatest gift and honor is having you for a daughter". It just hits hard for me man 😭
All of these scenes are sad and will make you cry, but none are sadder and more tear-jerking than Mufasa’s death. I still cry every time I see it, and I’ve seen the movie lots of times.
Coming from a highly sensitive person, you have no idea how much I've ugly cried during movies and tried to hold my tears because my brother would make fun of me And trust me, ugly cries are named so for a reason, and it ain't pretty...
The moments that made me cry is Gramma Tala’s Death, Sulley Saying Goodbye, The Razed Village, WALL-E almost dying, Sad Song for Tod being in the Woods, Baby Mine, Bambi’s Mom Dying, Ray’s Funeral, Miguel Singing to His Grandma Coco, Jessie’s Backstory, Best Friends Part Ways and Mufasa’s Death. I don’t think I can stop crying at those parts. Especially for Coco. Sometimes I feel my heart crying than actually crying.
Thank you for those who gave me more thumbs up. I’ve loved disney and Pixar when I was little then a teen during the marvel. I 😢 don’t know 😢 what 😢 hit me harder to burst into tears. I really don’t know what. It’s so hard to choose but I’m in between a heart aching mix of Yandu dying, Wall-E dies, Miguel singing, Mufasa’s death, Gamora’s demise, Rays Funeral and others. 😢😢😢
The final scene of the Hunchback of Notre Dame, when the little girl hugs Quasimodo as he gets out of the church, showing him that he is not a monster and he can be loved is one of the best and most heartwarming in the whole disney universe and makes me tear up every single time. It should have been at least in the top 5 imo
Fayla the fox, I don’t know why but Nani’s reaction to seeing Lilo being taken by Gantu is just as sad. Just, she just lost her only sister, the last member of her family.
Disney literally writes movies to make adults cry. Moana's grandma saying "There is nowhere you can go that I won't be with you"-I sobbed in the movie theater! My grandmother passed away right before I moved abroad so that line still gets to me.
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Barley say goodbye to his father(ONWARD)?
@@forrestdupre9916 Yes, and Gabby Gabby being rejected by Harmony in Toy Story 4
The saddest one for me was when simbas dad died it would even make a cat cry
I almost forgot about when coco almost forgot about her father
@Pierre Buie II i never said it did
I consider Miguel singing to Coco a happy cry, because she remembered Hector. The ugly cry moment was seeing Hector on the verge fading away.
Yeah Miguel singing to coco is more of a happy cry.
Agreed. Also when Hector is singing to Coco when she's a baby 😭 I cry every time I see that scene.
Mines was when she passes away and she is reunited with her father now that made me cry uncontrollably
It makes me think of my Nan and uncle my two who died
I always wondered how Hector was still in the land of the dead if Coco is dead. Because only people that knew them in real life can keep them in land of the dead.
I lose it when Mulan’s dad says to Mulan at the end of the movie “the greatest honour is having you for a daughter”
I didn't really cry at that moment, but I did pump my fist like "YES! THAT'S RIGHT!"
God same I thought I was the only one
As I watch it again, I start to cry when he says those words.
I always cry at that moment the pure parent child love always gets me
I Cried when kitty comes back
What was interesting about the scene with Repunzel's parents is that they are King and Queen.. Yet when they rush out to see Repunzel, they don't have their crowns on, as in that moment they're not King and Queen; they're mom and dad
"There's always a price to pay for freedom" -Someone from AOT
@@Goldfishbox77 I love aot
I don’t think I’ve ever seen all of tangled
Yo two likes thanks
Rapunzel*
I saw Coco shortly after my father died and that was a big mistake. I cried so hard I gave myself a headache and freaked my daughter out because she had never seen me cry before 😭
So sorry, I hope that you be better
I'm sorry for your loss man, I hope your doing a lot better
Same with Onward. Onward came out a couple of months after my bio dad died and I broke down in front of my mom and step dad. It felt so real
Oh, dude, I am so sorry for your loss. I am so sorry to hear that. I can’t help but cry everytime at the end of Coco. The only time I saw my dad cry was when we saw Christopher Robin in theaters, it reminded him of his childhood
Same here. The scene that made me cry was when Miguel thinks he's going to lose Hector forever.
Miguel singing “Remember me” to Mama Coco makes me cry every time
Same
Mama Coco, your papa, he wanted you to have this.
Same
Mama Coco's smile after they sang was when i lost it
Yep. I get choked up just thinking about it.
I literally started crying just by THINKING about Coco. The only time I ever saw it was when I visited my extended family in Wisconsin. I had never met anyone there before, but everyone acted like they'd known me my whole life. I will never forget how special and loved it made me feel.
You know...the woman who inspired coco didnt get any credit...which makes it even sadder...but I can feel you even i watch the movie
Oh same....by now, I've seen that movie idk how many times, but every time Hector fades I get that much closer....right before he sends Miguel back, it's a full on waterfall >
It may be over 10 years later, but the opening montage of "Up" gets me EVERY SINGLE TIME, without any words having to be spoken. 😭💔😔
Ellie’s death in Up is = to that Ellie in TLOUII?!
Don’t fucking spoil TLOU2 plz!!!
Pulled in a new direction…
I find the opening ten minutes to be so sad but not because of Ellie dying. What gets me is that moment at the fertility clinic when she learns she can’t have children. 💔
Same and same with the fox and the hound when Tod got left
I couldn't even continue the movie, I turned it off and cried for over an hour, my mom had just died and my dad was all alone in that house they lived in for over 40 years, god how that hit like a sledge hammer
The death of Moana’s Grandmother doesn’t hit me as hard as when her spirit reappears to Moana and sings to her... that really makes a nod in my throat.. for It always makes me think of my Grandma and how much I wish I could hug her one more time ❤️
me too
You're comment makes me wanna cry more than the movie did
Im so sorry 😭😭
Same... I haven't watched Moana (since I can remember) since my Gran passed, and damn do I wish I can see her soon. I'll see her in around 50-60 years
@Stanley Studios what do u mean lol? Are u high? Are u??
I lose it every time I watch the scene in Lilo & Stitch where Nani, knowing that social services is coming to take her little sister in the morning, holds her and softly sings Aloha 'Oe (Farewell to Thee), then opens her hands and watches the two small flowers she was holding blow away and disappear on the wind. It's gut wrenching for so many reasons.
OMG YESSSS
And when stitch explains that this is his family to the aliens😫
Ugh I know! Makes me tear up every time.
What makes the end to toy story 3 even more heartwarming is that the actor who played andy when he was younger was actually him playing andy all grown up. It made it a truly tearshedding moment when you could hear andys voice as he gave away his entire childhood ❤
Agreed
As a mother when I went to take my kids to see Toy Story 3, my kids weren't that big still but it made me cry because I knew then that one day they would also stop playing with their toys and well grow up. They are now, 22 (going on 23) and 21 years old, yep, watching that clip again made me cry because now they are grown.
Also most of us had been with toy story since our childhoods, and we were the same age as him in the first and second one....Depending on your generation, you were around the same age or maybe ten years older than him in toy story 3 and it was like we were giving our childhood away with him, and accepting that that part of our lives is over and we have officially entered adult hood. I mean we were already adults, but...but that made it official...Lol.
Oh my gosh! I did not know that!! 😭😭 Toy Story 3 came out when I was…I think 6. I grew up watching all three of them. I watched Toy Story 3 a couple of years ago for the first time in a long time. I was sobbing watching it. It was a different experience watching it as a 17 year old who was almost 18 than as a 6 year old
Coco came out 4 months before my Great Grandmother passed away, she died peacefully at the age of 92 and for her birthday before she died my little cousins sang Remember Me from that movie telling my great grandmother to never forget her happy family in the afterlife. At her funeral during the burial Remember Me (Lullaby version) played and I cried so much till I was dehydrated. Until this day whenever I see that scene where Miguel sings Remember Me to Mama Coco or hear that song it'll always bring me to tears because it reminded me so much about my great grandmother. RIP Great Grandmother Aquilina. I miss you everyday of my life.
You legit just made me cry while reading that. I’m so sorry for your loss
@@irishone1012 thank you so much kind stranger :'
I know how you feal
I'm so sorry for your loss...i know the feeling 3:
She’s in a better place
"Tadashi is here" moment and Tadashi's death were sadder than the sacrifice of baymax.
Agreed!!!
bruh u can never beat the Up movie
You are correct
Yes 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Yeah
Oh when Sully says "Kitty has to go" oof that makes me ugly cry too
omfg same
My gosh same thing.
I cried harder when Mike rebuilds the door for Sully and when he opens it we hear : “kitty” and Sully smiles 😭❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@erikaalexandraparrabernal2021 YES I cried at that part too! I am so mad we have yet to have a sequel where we see what happens after that
Makes my dad cry.
I cry at toy story 3 EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. When Woody says “So long, parter” I CRY
Same
Same
You can add "Dos Oruguitas" / Alma's backstory from "Encanto" to this list. That whole scene is just heartrending...
man that was great
@@vamandvee1276 ok, I have never cried to any song or any movie in my life (exept for never gonna give you up) and it would probably take a very long time before I will. But, that masterpiece almost made my eyes sweat.
@@igorPatritrov same, especially when alma starts crying. thats mmelts my heart no matter how many times i had seen it :_)
Yes! that scene is heart wrenching and yet beautifully done.
Encanto is a masterpiece.
Scenes that made me cry: Nick's Backstory, Jessie's Backstory and Ray's Funeral.
Scenes that made me *Ugly Cry* : Andy saying goodbye to the toys, Sully leaving boo, Ellie and Carl's story, and *MUFASA'S DEATH*
A lot of scenes made me cry, but if I had to pick three, it would be Riley admitting to her parents that she missed Minnesota, the first ten minutes of Up and Ian giving up his chance to see his dad so that Barley can say goodbye in Onward.
The scenes that made me ugly cry: Joy breaking down in Inside Out (“I just wanted Riley to be happy”) and the ultimate one, Coco. I ugly cried the first time when Hector sends Miguel back, and I thought after, ok I’m good. And then he sings Remember Me to Mama Coco and I lost it
How can you NOT cry with Elie and Carl? Even just hearing the music only, your ears think "hey, nice music" brain draws up the memories, and eyes start to tear up as you say "Poor Elie and Carl"
For me mufasa's death mayde me cry the most.
Hehe I can keep a smile with mufasas death
My ugly cry was nicks backstory. Maybe because I've never seen the movie and that was the first time I saw it. But man I'm still crying. He was just a child. Animal or not. No kid should face that
The Razed Village will always hits different. Mulan’s movie has the highest body count of all of Disney. And it hits different remembering that.
Seeing the whole army dead on the battlefield and Po coming up with Shang's father's helmet was awful sad to me. Got me more than the doll.
I agree. So many of these scenes get to me differently when you're older, especially Mulan.
The scene always makes me think...what if Shang's father died trying to protect the little girl who owned the doll?
;_;
@@jennaboice7554 girl dont do me like that
Not true, it was Atlantis
scenes that made me cry -
- nick's backstory
- dumbo with his mom
- baymax's sacrifice
- toy story 4 when buzz and woody depart
- wreck it ralph (breaks the internet) vanellope and ralph parting
- bing bongs death
-todd is put into the forest obliviously
Nick’s backstory hit me the hardest
What about up?
nobody beats MGS
Shit I forgot bout bing bong
i don't know how the fox and the hound didn't make you cry.
Mufasa's death was definitely number one, that scene always made me cry when I was a little kid. Even now, it still gets me teary-eyed
me too it gets me everytime
Mine too
Maybe if I watch it again as a grown emotional adult, but it never got me as a kid. I'll admit it's been a long time since I've seen it... Hmmm... I wonder...😂😅😢
The scene from The Fox and the Hound is the saddest for me, I always cry like a baby whenever I see it, no context needed. 😭
Tbh as an adult the part in Lion King that gets me is when Simba sees his dad in the clouds and he’s afraid he’s never gonna live up to his legacy
for me its the ending when the finale song stops at circle of..and then it continues to go on and be held really long at LIFEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! followed by the boom
There wasn't a single time when I didn't cry at Coco. It's my favourite Pixar movie. It made me obsessed with Mexican culture and because of it, I also started to learn Spanish. It makes me sad and happy at the same time. Just hearing music from this movie makes me cry, dang
i hard agree with everything you’ve said and i am also here to say once again that IF I EVER SEE THAT NIGGA ERNESTO DE LA CRUZ ITS HANDS ON SIGHT
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The end was heart warming of coco mostly because they put up forget you
African and mexican culture is the most beautiful
As a Mexican It makes me so happy that a single movie can make someone love our culture. That we got our representation with a beautiful movie. Viva mexico
13:29 when Bing Bong says "take her to the moon for me okay" it's so heartbreaking. 💔🌜🌛
The part that always made me cry in Big Hero Six is when Baymax says "Tadashi is here" and shows all the videos to Hiro.
Same!
That just proves how important BOTH Tadashi and Baymax are to Hiro
@@arielle8010 Still makes me cry.
That scene hit me hard because I lost my little brother.
When Mama Coco started singing with Miguel, it was over for me... 😭
Same here. It reminded me of my grandparents, especially my grandpa who passed away last year.
It so beautiful
Same 😭
With Up, what gets me is the scene later in the film, when he finds that Ellie filled her adventure section with photos of her married life and then left the caption "Thanks for the adventure. Now go have another one."
That part gets me too 😫
Both the beginning and that seem make me ugly cry. I have to have a Costco size box of Kleenex handy any time I watch it.
Joshua Wells, I love that part. As overrated as I find Up, that part gets me
Up in general makes me ugly cry
Where the hell is Brother Bear??? where he discovers that mama bear was killed and he is responsible. It’s more sad than Number 2.
YES
I was just coming down to comment that! That still makes me ugly cry all these years later
I feel Brother Bear is super underrated. It's never on any lists. I love that movie so much ❤️
Or when sidka sucrfises himself and falls with the iceberg
That movie still hurts after years 😪😭😫💕
The final scene in Coco always makes me cry
Final final or Miguel singing
Same.
The so song always hit me
I ALWAYS cry
Always!
When Bing Bong sacrificed himself my young child loudly informed the entire theater that her mom (me) was crying. That scene still gets me every time
Me too, Bing Bong’s scene gets me every single time, no matter how many time I’ve watched it.
*_The Fox And The Hound_* was the very first animated Disney film I saw in theaters that was genuinely sad. I was crying my eyes out over it.
I am shocked that that movie came out in 1981. I seriously thought it was a 60's film.
Same with my mom actually! She was babysitting some kids when she was age 16 and Tod being left in the woods made my mom bawl her eyes out
The Goodbye scene from Todd and Copper still gets me after 18 years. It hurts so much because Todd absolutely doesn't understand that this isn't a field trip but a goodbye forever 😭😭😭
Agreed! This is the one for me
As a child, this was the 1st time I felt my heart constrict - I thought my heart was being squeezed. Disney kid ever since.
MsMojo: Do u agree with our picks?
me crying like crazy: yes, I do
I'm only at the Fox and the Hound and I'm tearing up. 😭😭😭
@@bekleedee yeah I had a friend that had to let go of a fox and they had a REALLY close relationship
@@hermionegranger80 I hope they're ok :(
EVERY time that scene from Coco is played I tear up. I knew it'd be on this list but still wasnt prepared for the two minutes of crying lol
But it is just a movie lol XD crybaby 😂😂😂
A movie that faces the inevitably of death
I couldn't believe that there would ever gonna be a Disney moment more painful than Mufasa's death until I saw Coco. Seeing a lost old mind remembering her past from a song in her final days is hardbreaking.
Can’t cry in lion king because Simba singing “just can’t wait to be king” is basically “just can’t wait for my dad to die”
@@ImVeryControversial well now I agree with that but as a kid I didn't see it that way
@@NikosTsoupI don’t think Simba ever saw it that way either. And then he grew up. Which is part of why he ran away from the throne, other than Scar’s influence of course
I know
An honorable mention for me would be when Keenai (forgive if I misspelled that) tells Koda about his mother's death. The truth can be a harsh pill to swallow. A child realizing their mother is dead is harsh enough but when the person that he has bonded with finally tell him, Keenai's guilt from his actions and Koda heartbroken is a very sadden moment.
That one still gets me, mainly just of how the scene is orchestrated. They could have had it where we hear Kennai tell Koda the whole story, but I think with the song playing in the background with only the important parts of the story being voiced out to us was a great decision. We see more shots of Keenai looking away from Koda because of guilt, but definitely Koda's facial expressions. Koda goes from being excited about a new story, but then we see him slowly get more and more scared and sad when he realizes where his mother is. In my opinion, it's right there at Bambi's mom. In Bambi's case, Bambi doesn't know where his mother is and that is scary to think about, but with Koda, he knows what happened now. The fact that you as a young child getting told by your best friend what happened to them is terrifyingly sad.
What movie is this?
No one:
Me while watching this: **chokes on tears**
Ok love the name boi im an army to
I was dieing the whole time
it’s always BTS stan’s cry easily 😂
I’m a BTS stan but I don’t ✌️
@@theabominator2152 better be a "crybaby" than a stone.
Me (through the first few entries): "Aw, come on! Those scenes aren't sad!"
Also me (at The Fox and The Hound entry): "WAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!"
Also me (at the Bing Bong entry): "NOOOOOO! BING BOOOOOOOOONG!!!!"
Inside Up is a film that seems focused on gently and tenderly destroying you while you watch it.
And I love it, even if I still cry saying goodbye to Bing Bong (and sometimes at Riley coming back with her parents).
Caleb Begley SAMEE
I had the exact opposite problem. I was unashamedly weeping away right out of the gate...paused a bit at Bing Bong (sorry, but that doesn't make me cry; when Riley confesses to her parents, however... *sob*)...but at 2 (that insipid song) and 1...those don't make me tear up. And I'm the type who usually cries at movies.
Exactly my feeling about this list, half is just filler and not even sad in the slightest way possible. Bing Bong however... Man I was a 27 year old man, and it hit me so hard, there were sounds i've never heard before and I didn't even knew i was capable of making coming out of my face as I was watching him sacrifice himself and that "take her to the moon for me" line didn't help at all.
Same, I cry every time at these scenes, the others not so much. Tho, the Coco clip and the Dumbo clip got me a bit misty eyed.
“take her to the moon for me, ok” 🥺💔
💔I'll Try, Bing-Bong.💔
😞
Rip Bing-Bong💔
It gets you in the heart ❤️❤️💔
Bing bong 😭😭😭😭
Wreck It Ralph gets me every time with the "I'm bad" speech, but more so with the last line of the movie. "Because if that little kid likes me... How bad can I be?"
Fox and the Hound, the only Disney movie I have never been able to re-watch 😭
Right? It traumatized me as a kid! WHY WOULD SHE LEAVE HIM?? NEVER GET THAT MOVIE AGAIN!! My daughter couldn't finish it, my son just stared at the tv with his jaw dropped for like, 10 minutes.
I just lost 2 guinea pigs, so that scene hits really hard. I've had to put down pets, and Waycross acouple pass. It gets harder every time
I’m surprised Onward didn’t make it, that made me cry so hard. Also the part that did it for me in Coco was when he was singing Proud Corazon and all his family members were around him
Agreed! That ending even makes my husband tear up, and he never cries
Omg onward was beautiful what made me cry even more was the check list and remembering the moments that he had with his brother was so sweet. 🥺
Bella D Awesome what did it for me was when Ian sacrificed seeing his dad for the first time so Barley could say goodbye 🥺
Onward is so good, I cried so so hard
Maybe they left it out because it's too new. Sure, they had the spoiler warning, but it is a much newer movie than the rest.
21:17 what's even worse is that scar blamed it on simba but since simba is too young to understand how Mufasa died he took the blame 💔💔💔
...true
omg😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢
“I’m bad and that’s good
I will never be good and that’s not bad
There’s no one I’d rather be than me”
9 year old me felt that
I was expecting this to be on the list. Imagine if Ralph had died. That may have taken my number one spot if he did.
When you realize the ralph film is less then 8 years old:
That scene should've been on the list
Honestly I cried all over again at dory begging marlin not to leave. I guess it hits home cause I'm mentally disabled too and she says "no one's ever stuck with me so long before" gets me everytime
I have bad mental health issues as well, and having a character be portrait as a mental health person who is still cheery makes me VERY happy!!!! I know that others have mental health problems, too, but I feel like mine have really screwed with my life
For me the scene from Coco is the most heartbreaking... I've seen Coco several times and can never hold it together. I have lost my father and watched Coco for the first time shortly after he passed and it was so difficult to get through that scene. The scenes of Mufasa and Simba and Dumbo and his mom also ruin me 😪
"To infinity..."
"... And beyond."
- Toy Story 4
AHHHH IM BAWLING
I started getting teary just by watching this video.
SAME I LITERALLY CRYED
Same
Same
?
I actually started bawling my eyes out during Moana. I've lost a grandparent, and I know how much it hurts
Ditto! My maternal grandfather and paternal grandparents are dead. 😭
@@ChibiProwl I only have my paternal grandmother alive. I only met her
i almost cried during Moana as well. i lost my grandfather when i was a kid and both my grandmothers. i know how much it hurts when you lose someone close to you.
I was late to see Moana. I actually saw that movie a few months after my grandmother passed away.
Same here :(( I miss you mama
The list that Ian makes in Onward with things he want to do to be more like his deceased father gets me every... single... time. Also when he chooses to let Barley say goodbye to their dad, even though it was his only opportunity to ever meet him.
I STILL get emotional with that scene from Fox and the Hound!
A lot of these scenes make me cry. The one's that make me ugly cry, even while watching this countdown, are The Good Dinosaur, Dumbo, The Fox & The Hound, Up and Toy Story 2. My 4 year old kept asking me what was wrong through this whole video.
Toy Story 3 ‘s 😭 incinerator scene had me bawling in the theater.
I'm surprised Aladdin releasing the Genie wasn't on here. It's a testament to Aladdin's character, being true to his word.
But has that scene ever made you or anyone you know ugly cry?
It makes me cry every time.
Nobody pretty cries. At least, not from the sacred deep place within your soul. Its all the pent up emotions we've held back, denied, or needed something to connect with to bring it out.
It hits much differently now after Robin Williams passed away too.
Man oh man. Mufasa's death will never be topped. My niece went thru toddler phase where she wanted to watch lion King everyday so I had to literally go through that moment every damn day and cry every damn time.
Also I have a 19 month old son. Ive sang "Baby Mine" to him since he was in the womb. I can still never sing it without my voice shaking.
The song hits differently when you're an actual mother and putting yourself in the mind of mama elephant 🥺
How did she get through this video without choking? I am holding back tears just looking. Ugh!! This is why I love Disney so much!
When Miguel sings Remember Me with her great Grandma Coco at the end, I bawl like a baby, Everytime I watch this scene. I never saw my Grandma as she died after my father was born. That's why my father named me after her mother.
Everytime I watch this, I feel sad!! 😔
I cried most of all, Walle losing his memory, Bingbong disappearing, Hector being forgotten, Miguel crying, all of the Up scenes and Woody leaving the team just for Bo
I feel your pain bro
Woody leaving isn't sad, it's just poor writing and a spit in the face of the first three movies
Why is No one sad during marlin losing his wife and almost all of his kids to a beracuda attack
Hey, Toy Story 4 doesn't have had writing.
Todd being left in the woods gets me every time 😭
He is just so oblivious to want was happening and his confused face when his owner started to drive away i-
Me tooooo... 😭😭😭
So glad they did lion King as number one. I still can’t watch it without tearing up. And I’ve seen it like 1 million times. Of course I’m speaking of the original 90s version.
Tadashis death is the worst death ever I was crying and crying and tadashis mentor didnt even care he said he had the micro it's and he was fine without him 🥺
"Ellie and Carl's tale" in my opinion should be number 1. Even tho I've seen this short snip of the movie for over 20 times I cried everytime.
I lost it at Tod being left in the wood. I'm already ugly crying
I know! I can't watch that movie anymore because I won't sleep for a week. I'll just cry
@@irnaebrehlam1140 same
Mufasa's death scarred me for life. And still does to this day 😭😭
Other moments that always make me (ugly) cry are Dumbo seeing his mother, Todd being left in the woods in order to stay safe, and - although it wasn't listed - the dog pound scene in Lady and the Tramp 💔💔
"Baby of Mine" makes my Mom cry Every time!
Also, I cried when Todd had to be let go by his caretaker. Also, "Toy Story 3", "CoCo", "Toy Story 2", and "Up".
The fact that at least one Big Hero 6 scene is in this video made me shed a tear! But personally, i would have added Tadashi's death... it made me so sad that Hiro lost one of the most important members of his family... 💔
Especially since their parents are already gone, so it's just him and their aunt...
My favorites that touched me on this list are Tod's Goodbye, Nick's backstory, Remember Me and Mufasa's Death
Omg same! Things with animals always have a special place in my heart, amprothomortic or not. Remember me also hit hard too. My favorite movie is Zootopia, and I do love fox and the hound, coco and lion king
No One Can Ever Top Mufasa's Death Long Live James Earl Jones
Yeah not even James Earl Jones in the new lion king
ParadoxFreak He was.
😭😭😭
I still haven’t forgiven wilderbeat yet
Preach!!!
Im Surprised brother bear didnt make it that always makes me ugly cry so bad
Yeah, moment with meeting Kenai's brother and Koda's mother on mountain was defenitely the most touching moment in Disney productions. Even Lion King have never made me cry like that.
Tod being left in the woods makes me cry so hard every time till this day!
I Gotta admit that the agonizing "Dad come on... You gotta get up!" line from Simba that brought so many of us into tears is truly the #1 most memorable moment in a Disney movie.
I will never see mufasa die without crying ever!😭💕💔
Mufasa's death is number 1?
Always has been.
so stupid mate, nobody cried
@@angelicasomma8323 in the live action maybe, but the original, yes everyone did lmao
@@yomamaballsinmyw BOI, was about to say it :D
I never cried when Mufasa died
@@yomamaballsinmyw
Not everyone. I don’t remember crying when Mufasa died in the original. I was a toddler in 1994. (I’m 29 now)
All the goddamm "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame" scenes are sad as hell.
It was Patrick Star who started it all
@@Isaacindelicato123 The Hunchback of Notre Dame came out three years before that show.
DrHaydentheFunny i know, it was just a joke lol
Yes
I can't even watch that movie because I'm a wreck when it's finished ;-;
The fox one got me good I was BALLING my eyes out I can’t-
More than the initial sequence, the scene in "Up" when Carl finds out the photos that Ellie put together in her book, and finished with "Thanks for the great adventure!" That part made me ugly sob in theaters.
Personally my #1 was the fox and the hound one. just hearing the tune of "Goodbye may seem forever" makes me cry! And the long monologue before she drops him off makes it even more heart wrenching. 😭😭😭😭
When Miguel sings “Remember Me” to Coco
Andy: Now you take good care of them okay, they're special to me...
Bonnie, later: WHOS WOODY?
That always made me cringe
@@chipsare-yummy8188 ikr
The death scenes in Princess and the frog and The Lion King always make my heart ache. The song remember me always made me cry because It was a sad and happy moment at the same time to me. I basically cried through this whole video.
In the movie Oliver and company (1988) it was truly heartbreaking and unfair when all the kittens found a home exept for poor Oliver. They all found warm dry homes . No one wanted poor Oliver and he was out lost and alone and was caught in a rainstorm cold, wet and scared. That still makes me cry and I am 20 years old.
I mean he does end up with a wealthy owner, despite Dodger viewed it as they weren’t good enough anymore
Me: looks at thumbnail
Me again: *CRIES AND HAS SHIVERS*
The Good Dinosaur is so underappreciated. That scene under the rock was so powerful and the ending killed me. The music was so good too. ;( ;(
Better than fucking Zootopia.
@@thischannelisdead.5202 Zootopia was better than The Good Dinosaur.
Zootopia is honestly one of the WORST movies I ever saw. Nothing but furry bait.
And Judy is one of the ugliest characters I ever saw.
And that's like saying Shark Take is better than The Lion King.
Widow Tweed freeing Todd is just heartbreaking
when widow Tweed shut a tear i lost it
@@elijaraphaelmercado174 so did I
Nooo.. for Mulan I cried when she came back to her father bearing gifts from the emperor only to be shoved away bcs "the greatest gift and honor is having you for a daughter".
It just hits hard for me man 😭
All of these scenes are sad and will make you cry, but none are sadder and more tear-jerking than Mufasa’s death. I still cry every time I see it, and I’ve seen the movie lots of times.
Coming from a highly sensitive person, you have no idea how much I've ugly cried during movies and tried to hold my tears because my brother would make fun of me
And trust me, ugly cries are named so for a reason, and it ain't pretty...
I relate 😭
The moments that made me cry is Gramma Tala’s Death, Sulley Saying Goodbye, The Razed Village, WALL-E almost dying, Sad Song for Tod being in the Woods, Baby Mine, Bambi’s Mom Dying, Ray’s Funeral, Miguel Singing to His Grandma Coco, Jessie’s Backstory, Best Friends Part Ways and Mufasa’s Death. I don’t think I can stop crying at those parts. Especially for Coco. Sometimes I feel my heart crying than actually crying.
Thank you for those who gave me more thumbs up. I’ve loved disney and Pixar when I was little then a teen during the marvel. I 😢 don’t know 😢 what 😢 hit me harder to burst into tears. I really don’t know what. It’s so hard to choose but I’m in between a heart aching mix of Yandu dying, Wall-E dies, Miguel singing, Mufasa’s death, Gamora’s demise, Rays Funeral and others. 😢😢😢
The final scene of the Hunchback of Notre Dame, when the little girl hugs Quasimodo as he gets out of the church, showing him that he is not a monster and he can be loved is one of the best and most heartwarming in the whole disney universe and makes me tear up every single time. It should have been at least in the top 5 imo
Mufasa dieing is definitely the saddest one for me. I cried so hard. Just the thought of losing my father made me tear up.
Not gonna lie, Monster Inc still makes me cry every time. Im crying right now 😪
They didn't include Stitch dying then coming back to life in Lilo and Stitch 2. Makes me cry every time
Same I cry every time
Good point. That got me teary eyed.
I think it’s only the main animated films.
I’m really surprised Olaf’s death in Frozen 2 didn’t get an honorable mention, but Mufasas death will always be #1
That and The next right thing killed me! I was sobbing in the theatre
Because we already knew he was going to come back
Totally agree!
Olaf’s death didn’t make me cry
That’s because Olaf is annoying and he should have stayed dead
MsMojo: The King and Queen of Corona
Me: *puts on mask*
I was gonna say it but I had to look through the comments first
I have never gotten this many likes! tysm! (no me typing this is not me trying to get more )
@@elisankar8567 ..... I feel.....bad?
Yes...
@@chipsare-yummy8188 you'll get more anyway 😊
"Do you agree with our picks?"
Taking into acount the fact that I cried almost from begining to end, I would say yes.
You missed the only one that actually gets me choked up every time. It's when Ralph attempts to sacrifice himself at the end of Wreck it
Ralph.
Stitch running away and lilo telling us about how her parents died always makes me ugly cry😔
Fayla the fox, I don’t know why but Nani’s reaction to seeing Lilo being taken by Gantu is just as sad. Just, she just lost her only sister, the last member of her family.
"don't leave me ok!" And I'm crying
EVERY SAD DISNEY MOMENT MAKES US CRY!!! NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAY!!! 😭😢🥺💔
Disney literally writes movies to make adults cry. Moana's grandma saying "There is nowhere you can go that I won't be with you"-I sobbed in the movie theater! My grandmother passed away right before I moved abroad so that line still gets to me.
Jim's dad abandoning the family in Treasure Planet always gets me. But that is probably because it hits too close to home.