[queenoftheshire]

I'm trying to compile a list of reasons we cryed at RotK
Here are the ones I have so far:
1. It's the end of the trilogy!
2. The Soundtrack makes you so damn sad! Especially " Into the West"
3. The acting was really so good I cried

Hmm I'll probably think of more but post what you think make the movie so emotional.

[ilistine]

3. When Aragorn is crowned and he walks up to Legolas all princely, and Leggy moves over to show the standard and well the next few seconds made me bawl.

2. When Pippen sings to Denethor. I was tearing up and crying with everyone else in the theater.

1. Sam

(ok, if I had to pinpoint when Sam really made me cry, when Sam is on the stairs and the confrontation scene and when he is on the slopes of mount doom)

[Viv]

Theoden.

[Halfwest]

Frodo. The ship. And then he SMILED. And that did it.

[Tae]

1. When Frodo made Sam cry.

2.How evil Faramir father was that he was trying to kill him when he knew Faramir was alive.

3.When Eowyn killed that thing and than killed the Nazgul. Very srtong for a woman.

4.When Faramir's father told him that he wished Faramir was dead instead of Boromir. Wasnt that sad?

[queenoftheshire]

Frodo's conversation with Bilbo, kind of sad yet kind of funny
Sam being sent away
Sam going back to his family after Frodo leaves

[queenoftheshire]

When Arwen see Eldarion and her fiture and what shes giving up I lost it.
THe hobbits saying goodbye to Frodo

[Elvenesse]

[queenoftheshire]

Oh I always jsut thought he want insane lol.

[Hathor]

I've managed to pin down the exact moment that sends me from sniffling to full out bawling on whoever's next to me shoulder:

Sam talking about Rosie Cotton. Have no idea why, it just sends me off, resulting in smeared mascara and people looking at me strangely.

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[Maram68]

I finally watched ROTK as well. TWICE today.

And it comes to exactly the same spot that sends me bawling: Denethor telling to Faramir that he would have preferred him to die instead of Boromir.

After that, whole Pelennor Fields it was unstoppable crying. I love the Rohirrim so much and got so very close to their characters that it was as if someone close to me was dying.

Then Pippin talking to Gandalf about death ...

I cried hard enough the two times I watched the movie.

I was estranged by too many plot changes, but still, it was hell of a movie.

I NEEDED more Leggy time and also more Eomer time ... when does ROTK ee come out?

[queenoftheshire]

Actually I hate to admit, I was on the verge of tears many times but the only times I actually teared up was when I had a small coughing fit when I swallowed my popcorn the wrong way. Anyway many of the Denathor scenes made me want to just go up to the movie screen and rip his eyes out (Lol) It's just so sad about when he said he wished Faramir had died, AND in the TTT EE Faramir had said he would go and Denathor simply refused to let him go?

Did I mention hte most emotional part for me though was when Frodo and Sam were talking about the Shire or when Frodo's talking about the trip home and Sam says he doesn't think there will be one? Even though I knew what was going to happen.

[BellaRue]

Yeah, the only thing that would've made me cry would've been when Denethor told Faramir that he would prefer him dead... I don't know, I'm not heartless, I cried in The Lion King. Weird, huh?

[ElvenRanger13]

I cried when:

1. Sam saying " Don't go where I can't follow" to Frodo when he thinks he is dead.

2. Sam saying "If I were to marry anyone it would have been her.".
3. Pippin singing that song
4. Denethor saying that he wished Famamir had died instead of Boromir.
5.When Frodo leaves and all the hobbits are crying.

I cried more times but then I would be listing the whole movie.

[Leila]

I didn't cry, but the closest I got to doing so was probably when Denethor told Faramir he wishes that he'd died instead of Boromir. My eyes got watery, and I couldn't help but notice that my boyfriend was suddenly staring at me.