Most Emotional/Moving CBM scenes

[CyclopsWasRight]

The Cyclops/Wolverine one?

 

[StarkTheProdigy]

The Cyclops/Wolverine one?

I was referring to the Superman one, but that Cyclops/Wolverine one is very moving too

 

[Enriquespy]

TASM when Spidey gives his mask to the kid trapped in the car so that he can gain his strength.

Everything about that scene is perfect.

 

[Victarion]

TDKR: Bruce escaping the pit, Batman sending Bane through the doors to city hall/defeating Bane, the last 10 minutes.

TDK: The quiet montage after Rachel died.

 

[Venom75]

Uncle Ben's death in Spider-man(2002).
The last scene in Spider-man 3 with MJ and Peter embracing.
Gwen's death in ASM 2

 

[agentorange]

Days Of Future Past when future Charles tries to convince past Charles to stop being a cry baby and listen to Logan.

And Jean & Cyclops return at the end.

 

[elementalrage]

- Captain America vs. the Winter Soldier
- Gwen Stacy's death
- Future Xavier's conversation with past Xavier
- The new future timeline (especially Jean's return)

 

[Jasyn]

Gets me choked up ever time...

Spoiler

JUST KIDDING FOLKS HAPPY 4th of JULY USA

 

[StarkTheProdigy]

The ending scene in X-Men: Days of Future Past was moving, and gave me goosebumps, as it made up for every other X-Men movie since X2.

 

[weezerspider]

Yeah, I felt DOFP had a lot of goosebump moments. I loved the scene between Young Charles and Old Charles...I loved Magneto regretting his war with Charles before the Sentinels kill them...feels man.

Honestly the scene that gets me the most is so subtle, but it perfectly builds an emotional foundation for Bruce Wayne and Alfred for the TDK trilogy and thats when Alfred asks young Bruce if he wants some dinner the night after his parents' funeral and Bruce blames himself for his parents death and Alfred consoles him, letting him know it wasn't his fault. Michael Caine is such a fantastic actor and a fantastic directing choice by Nolan to stay on Caine's face as he hugs Bruce in the scene. We get all we need from Alfred's eyes in that scene. After that, we know this man will do anything for this kid, even help him fight crime.

 

[The Joker]

^ They mirrored that scene again in TDK after Rachel's death. Alfred brings him in a tray of breakfast, Bruce is there mourning and says nothing, Alfred says "Very well" and goes to leave, and Bruce calls him back.

 

[StarkTheProdigy]

Any scene between Alfred and Bruce in Nolan's trilogy is emotional and gold in my opinion. It is so raw and realistic as well.

 

[Ravenna]

X-Men: FC

Xavier getting paralyzed

ASM:

the kid saving scene

the egg scene

Peter listening to Ben's voice mail

 

[weezerspider]

^ They mirrored that scene again in TDK after Rachel's death. Alfred brings him in a tray of breakfast, Bruce is there mourning and says nothing, Alfred says "Very well" and goes to leave, and Bruce calls him back.

Wow. How have I never got that? Funny because that's my second favorite scene in TDK behind the interogation scene.

 

[FeedOnATreeFrog]

And both times, Bruce blames himself.

 

[<(o_o)>]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Turtles thinking the worst has happened to Splinter.
Jor-El's speech in Superman The Movie.
Wolverine having to kill Jean in X-Men 3.

 

[MissStreelight]

Most memorable one: The scene in The Dark Knight where Rachel and Dent are held in two different places and allowed to communicate with each other. Rachel announcing to Dent that her answer was “Yes” just moments before she died. Dent’s anguish as in those moments Batman rescues him. And the scene climaxing with Dent’s face being burned, as if both literally and symbolically her death made him hideous, brought out the worst in him.

Also, the scene where the Joker had put bombs on two ships. I held my breath wondering if either would succumb to the temptation to blow up the other and fall to Joker’s level.

Thor: The scene where Loki confronts Odin about his parentage. His desperation and confusion came through so well. For me, that was when Loki became more than just another villain for the bad guys to destroy. When he screamed “TELL ME,” my mother went “wow.” xD

Thor 2: Where Frigga is visiting Loki in prison. I love how after he’s rejected her as his mother, she reaches out her hands to him - and Loki tries to place his hand in hers, but it goes right through because she was only a virtual projection, and she vanishes. Completely highlights how alone he feels.

 

[Mandon Knight]

'I never said thank you'...

'..and you'll never have too'...

turn to camera and fade to titles....

 

[CyclopsWasRight]

.Also, the scene where the Joker had put bombs on two ships. I held my breath wondering if either would succumb to the temptation to blow up the other and fall to Joker’s level.

I think that'd be considered one of the best tension scenes than emotional scenes.

 

[MissStreelight]

I think that'd be considered one of the best tension scenes than emotional scenes.

Ahh...that didn’t occur to me for some reason. It definitely is more tense than moving, guess I was just feeling too much during that scene to remember ahaha xD But I think you are right...CyclopsWasRight.

 

[DA_Champion]

In First Class, when Xavier helps Magneto move the dish.

 

[Lantern Venom]

X-Men Films:

Wolverine being forced to stab Jean as Phoenix.

Erik Lensherrs mother being murdered and his subsequent rage.

This conversation between Storm and Nightcrawler:

Nightcrawler: "Someone so beautiful should not be so angry.'
Storm: "Sometimes anger can help you survive."
Nightcrawler: "So can faith."


Spider-man films:

Mary Jane running out on her wedding to reunite with Peter
Doc Ock regaining his sanity and telling his tentacles:
"Listen... listen to me now! Listen to ME now!"
Harry getting stabbed to protect Peter
Peter's reaction when he realized that his webbing had been just a bit too late to save Gwen.



Captain America Films:
Peggy's tears when she loses contact with Steve.
"Steve telling Bucky: Then finish it. Cause I'm with you to the end of the line."

Blade films:

Whistler's "death" in the first film.
Whistler begging a nearly lifeless Blade not to die after he'd been drained of his blood.
Abagail Whistler seeing the victims of the blood farm.


Spawn:

When Al returns to Earth and sees that Wanda has re-married.
Al's conversation with Cyan.

Green Lantern:

Hal urging Abin Sur not to die.
Hal sacrificing his chance to escape the sun's gravitational pull to ensure that he drove Parallax into the sun.

Avengers:

Tony's lost call with Pepper
Colson's "death"
Hulk saving Iron Man

 

[BoredGuy]

X2- Jean's Sacrifice
DOFP- Seeing Jean and Scott alive
Avengers- "Should I attempt to contact ms. Potts?"
Thor- Loki learning he's adopted
Cap- Steve taking the plane down/"I had a date"
TDK- Rachel's death/Dent disfigured
Spider-man 2- Doc Ock's sacrifice
Cap 2- Winter Soldier fight
TDW- Frigga's funeral

 

[Bayne]

Big Daddy's death as he tries to comfort Hit Girl (Kick ass)
Iron Man's fall through the portal (Avengers)
Wolverine being taken down by the Black Clan as he tries to reach Mariko (The Wolverine)
Captain America saying goodbye to agent carter over the radio (The First Avenger)
'You need an ace in the hole. Mine's Harvey!' (The dark knight)
The bombs on the ferries (The Dark Knight)
Alfred's wish comes true (The Dark Knight Rises)

 

[The Endless]

The standoff between Dent and Bats/Gordon at the end of The Dark Knight
Steve Rogers with Peggy in The Winter Soldier
Big Daddy's death in Kick Ass
Evey's "rebirth" in V for Vendetta
The very last scene in The First Avenger
Erik vs Xavier on the plane in DoFP
Loki and Odin's argument in Thor