Metropolis (1927 film)/Tear Jerker

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Metropolis

  • Maria's first appearance in the pleasure gardens, surrounded by ragged worker children; "Look! These are your brothers!" And, for some people, the ending.
    • In the novel, Rotwang's death: while hanging off the edge of the cathedral, he hallucinates that Hel is reaching down to embrace him, and he lets go so he can touch her face. Also, Joh Fredersen's redemption epilogue where he's given a letter Hel wrote before she died saying that she'll always love him and that she knows he'll rediscover the goodness in his heart.
  • In the movie, when Freder finally meets Maria face to face, as well as the preceding few minutes especially with the music attached.

Osamu Tezuka's Metropolis

  • Metropolis. "Cant Stop Loving You". Soundtrack Dissonance. That is all.
    • When Kenichi finds Tima's heart.
  • When the lowly garbage bot sacrifices itself to stall Rock long enough for Kenichi and Tima to get away. Just a moment before it wasn't willing to follow them in fear of going "out of bounds".
  • Pero's "death".
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