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[[WhamEpisode Don't be surprised that you start crying while watching this sort of scene.]]

[[TearJerker Don't be surprised that you start crying while watching this sort of scene.]]

* In both the book and the film of ''[[Film/TheLordOfTheRings The Fellowship of the Ring]]'', the entire Fellowship cries after losing Gandalf.

** Episode 3626 is a play called, "The Princesses and the Stick" which two princesses (played by Gaby and Rosita), two baseball players (Lexie and Louis), a guy who juggles hats (Carlos),and a fisherman (Telly) all cry (eventually all together) because they can't find the single stick that was used to solve their problem before.

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* ''Disney/AliceInWonderland'': When Alice gets lost in the forest and cries during the song "Very Good Advice," all the strange animals around her cry along with her.
* ''Disney/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs'': The famous scene of all the dwarfs crying around Snow White's bier after she succumbs to the poisoned apple. Notable for being one of the first grief scenes in the history of animation to be {{Played For Drama}} and the definitive proof that "a stack of drawings" could be just as moving as live-action.

* In ''Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast'', the Bimbettes are in love with Gaston and are therefore left crying when Gaston announces his intention to marry Belle.

* ''Disney/ReturnToNeverLand'' has the Lost Boys cry not once, but twice in this movie. The first time is PlayedForLaughs: when the Lost Boys are tied up to the ship's mast after being captured by the pirates, Peter tells them to not let the pirates see them cry, prompting the boys to sneak behind the mast before bursting into tears. The second time, on the other hand, is PlayedForDrama: when Jane is about to leave Never Land, the Lost Boys are in tears over her imminent departure.
* In ''Disney/{{Dumbo}}'', the crows cry when Timothy calls them out for teasing Dumbo over his ears.
* This trope is used twice in the Disney anthology movie ''Disney/MakeMineMusic'' during the segment ''Music/PeterAndTheWolf''. In the first instance, Peter, Ivan, and Sasha cry over [[spoiler: Sonia's [[DisneyDeath apparent demise]] at the hands of the wolf]]. In the second instance, Misha, Yasha, and Vladimir [[InelegantBlubbering burst out crying]] when it briefly looks like Peter has been eaten by the wolf.

* ''Disney/{{Pinocchio}}'': Gepetto, Jiminy Cricket, and Figaro all weep for Pinocchio's DisneyDeath near the end of the film. The only one who doesn't cry is Cleo, who swims closer to Figaro to comfort him.

* ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'': The infamous ending to "Papa's Got A Brand New Excuse" where Will goes of on in anger fueled rant about how he didn't need his deadbeat father before collapsing in his Uncle Phil's arms sobbing. According to Shelly Jensen, who directed this episode, most of the cast and crew didn't know about Will's planned monologue until the day it was shot. As a result, many of them, including Karyn Parsons (Hilary), Jensen himself and even Ben Vereen who played the dad, were crying offscreen, while Creator/JamesAvery (Uncle Phil) was visibly close to breaking down himself.

* This trope is used twice in the Disney anthology movie ''Disney/MakeMineMusic'' during the segment ''Music/PeterAndTheWolf''. In the first instance, Peter, Ivan, and Sasha cry over [[spoiler: Sonia's [[DisneyDeath apparent demise]] at the hands of the wolf]]. In the second instance, Misha, Yasha, and Vladimir burst out crying when it briefly looks like Peter has been eaten by the wolf.

* ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'': The infamous ending to "Papa's Got A Brand New Excuse" where Will goes of on in anger fueled rant about how he didn't need his deadbeat father before collapsing in his Uncle Phil's arms sobbing. According to Shelly Jensen, who directed this episode, most of the cast and crew didn't know about Will's planned monologue until the day it was shot. As a result, many of them, including Karyn Parsons (Hilary), Jensen himself and even Ben Dyreen who played the dad, were crying offscreen. While Creator/JamesAvery (Uncle Phil) was visibly close to breaking down himself.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie2TheSecondPart'', when Emmet [[spoiler:ruins the wedding between Batman and Queen Watevra Wa-Nabi]], everyone [[spoiler:who participates]] starts crying like little children.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheLEGOMovie2TheSecondPart'', when Emmet [[spoiler:ruins the wedding between Batman and Queen Watevra Wa-Nabi]], everyone who participates starts crying like little children.

* In an early episode of ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', ''Heart'', Sam is forced to kill his LoveInterest Madison before she becomes a werewolf. Madison and Sam are both in tears, and Dean sheds one of his famous SingleTears

* In an early episode of ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', ''Heart'', Sam is forced to kill his LoveInterest Madison before she becomes a werewolf. Madison and Sam are both in tears, and Dean sheds one of his famous [[SingleTear]]s

* In an early episode of ''Series/Supernatural'', ''Heart'', Sam is forced to kill his LoveInterest Madison before she becomes a werewolf. Madison and Sam are both in tears, and Dean sheds one of his famous [[SingleTear]]s

* ''Dougal and the Blue Cat'' from ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicRoundabout'' has most of the gang (except for Dougal) imprisoned by Buxton's army. Florence sings a sad song about their misfortunes, causing herself and everyone else to cry. Later, the gang (this time, with Dougal), along with a [[HeelFaceTurn remorseful]] [[VillainousBSOD Buxton]], cries again over [[spoiler:Brian]]'s DisneyDeath near the end of the film. In addition, when [[spoiler:Brian]] returns alive and well, he also cries TearsOfJoy, moved by Buxton's pleas for forgiveness. The only characters who don't cry during the latter scene are Dylan (who is, as usual, asleep in the background during that moment), Zebedee (who is offscreen, although present), and Mr. Rusty. However, Dylan and Mr. Rusty (who tries to remain hopeful) do shed tears with the others during Florence's sad song, while Zebedee sheds a SingleTear before silently breaking down. Also, the only character who doesn't cry during the dungeon scene is Mr. [=MacHenry=], but he does during the latter scene.

* ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'': The infamous ending to "Papa's Got A Brand New Excuse" where Will goes of on in anger fueled rant about how he didn't need his deadbeat father before collapsing in his Uncle Phil's arms sobbing. According to Shelly Jensen, who directed this episode, most of the cast and crew didn't know about Will's planned monologue until the day it was shot. As a result, many of them, including Karyn Parsons (Hilary) and Jensen himself, were crying offscreen. While James Avery (Uncle Phil) was visibly close to breaking down himself.

Contrast EverybodyLaughsEnding. Often happens in the GrandFinale.

* ''Dougal and the Blue Cat'' from ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicRoundabout'' has most of the gang (except for Dougal) imprisoned by Buxton's army. Florence sings a sad song about their misfortunes, causing herself and everyone else to cry. Later, the gang (this time, with Dougal), along with a [[HeelFaceTurn remorseful]] [[VillainousBSOD Buxton]], cries again over [[spoiler:Brian]]'s DisneyDeath near the end of the film. In addition, when [[spoiler:Brian]] returns alive and well, he also cries TearsOfJoy, moved by Buxton's pleas for forgiveness. The only characters who don't cry during the latter scene are Dylan (who is, as usual, asleep in the background during that moment), Zebedee (who is offscreen, although present), and Mr. Rusty. However, Dylan and Mr. Rusty (who trys to remain hopeful) do shed tears with the others during Florence's sad song, while Zebedee sheds a SingleTear before silently breaking down. Also, the only character who doesn't cry during the dungeon scene is Mr. [=MacHenry=], but he does during the latter scene.

* ''Dougal and the Blue Cat'' from ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicRoundabout'' has most of the gang (except for Dougal) imprisoned by Buxton's army. Florence sings a sad song about their misfortunes, causing herself and everyone else to cry. Later, the gang (this time, with Dougal), along with a [[HeelFaceTurn remorseful]] [[VillainousBSOD Buxton]], cries again over [[spoiler:Brian]]'s DisneyDeath near the end of the film. In addition, when [[spoiler:Brian]] returns alive and well, he also cries TearsOfJoy, moved by Buxton's pleas for forgiveness. The only characters who don't cry during the latter scene are Dylan (who is, as usual, asleep in the background during that moment), Zebedee (who is offscreen, although present), and Mr. Rusty. However, Dylan does shed tears with the others during Florence's sad song, while Mr. Rusty (while trying to remain hopeful) and Zebedee (who silently breaks down) both shed a SingleTear. Also, the only character who doesn't cry during the dungeon scene is Mr. [=MacHenry=], but he does during the latter scene.

* ''Dougal and the Blue Cat'' from ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicRoundabout'' has most of the gang (except for Dougal) imprisoned by Buxton's army. Florence sings a sad song about their misfortunes, causing herself and everyone else to cry. Later, the gang (this time, with Dougal), along with a [[HeelFaceTurn remorseful]] [[VillainousBSOD Buxton]], cries again over [[spoiler:Brian]]'s DisneyDeath near the end of the film. In addition, when [[spoiler:Brian]] returns alive and well, he also cries TearsOfJoy, moved by Buxton's pleas for forgiveness. The only characters who don't cry during the latter scene are Dylan (who is, as usual, asleep in the background during that moment), Zebedee (who is offscreen, although present), and Mr. Rusty. However, Dylan does shed tears with the others during Florence's sad song, while Mr. Rusty (while trying to remain hopeful) and Zebedee (who silently breaks down) both shed a SingleTear. Also, the only character who doesn't cry during the dungeon scene is Mr. MacHenry, but he does during the latter scene.

* ''Dougal and the Blue Cat'' from ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicRoundabout'' has most of the gang (except for Dougal) imprisoned by Buxton's army. Florence sings a sad song about their misfortunes, causing herself and everyone else to cry. Later, the gang (this time, with Dougal) cries again over [[spoiler:Brian]]'s DisneyDeath near the end of the film. The only characters who don't cry during the latter scene are Dylan (who is, as usual, asleep in the background during that moment), Zebedee (who is offscreen, although present), and Mr. Rusty. However, Dylan does shed tears with the others during Florence's sad song, while Mr. Rusty (while trying to remain hopeful) and Zebedee (who silently breaks down) both shed a SingleTear. Also, the only character who doesn't cry during the dungeon scene is Mr. MacHenry, but he does during the latter scene.