Most Moving Film Sequence Ever

[Extra Man]

What is the most moving sequence you have seen?

For me:

Braveheart
-Wallace's Death

Gladiator
-Maximus' death

Fellowship of the Ring
-The finding of Balins tomb in the Chamber of the Mazarbul
-Gandalfs fall at the Bridge of Khazad-Dhum
-Boromirs last stand against the Uruk Hai

The Two Towers
-Theodens speech to Gamling "Where is the horse and the rider" as it shows the preperation for the siege.
-The charge of the Rohirrim to relieve the defenders of Helms Deep

The Return of the King
-The lighting of the beacons(that was awesome)
-Faramirs doomed charge to Osgiliath
-Theodens speech and the charge of the Rohirrim, and later on Theodens death

Terminator 2
The Terminator's self sacrifice. The thumbs up made me cry when I was a kid.

[katina2nd]

May be a bit old for many on here to recall, but the ending of The Miracle Worker [ 1962 ] when blind and deaf Helen Keller [ Patty Duke ] feels the water from the pump and finally realises what her teacher Annie Sullivan [ Anne Bancroft ] has been trying to convey to her.

Never fails to bring a lump to my throat and a tear to my eye I must confess.

[magnus greel]

Doesn't anyone watch old movies anymore?

Any number of moments in the SF movie "Silent Running" (1971, Bruce Dern), but probably the end, which I can't give away, because it's one of those jarring late 60s/early 70s endings.

[Bosatsu]

There's two that I can think off right now,

Royal Tenenbaums
When Luke Wilsons character tries to comit suicide with the song
"Needle In The Hey" by Elliot Smith Playing in the bakground.

A Life Less Ordinary
When Ewan McGregors character is digging his own grave.