Most Disturbing Scene

I remember when I was in the 4th grade or something and we had a conference about HIV and they showed us a cartoon movie about it. Near the end there was this part where there was a boy walking and some dude in a car called him. The boy went and some moments later you could tell the boy was being raped by the man who then gave him HIV. I was so disturbed, being a little kid, I wanted to cry. I remember the looks my classmates had when the movie was over. We were very disgusted.

The part in "Saving Private Ryan" where the German soldier stabs Apaum slowly and deliberately while his partner does NOTHING to stop it. Then the soldier smiles at him and walks out while he sits there like a scared old woman.IamLegend316

Oh, THIS first time I saw it, I was :|

Oh, THIS first time I saw it, I was :|

ShuichiChamp24

Almost all of American History X.

Tiefster

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Oh, THIS first time I saw it, I was :|

Razor-Lazor

Um, that would be pretty hard to do, but i'll try. It's a claymation where these kids meet a angel named Satan. It's a claymation based on Mark Twains last novel called The Mysterious Stranger, I think.

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Oh, THIS first time I saw it, I was :|

Um, that would be pretty hard to do, but i'll try. It's a claymation where these kids meet a angel named Satan. It's a claymation based on Mark Twains last novel called The Mysterious Stranger, I think.

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[QUOTE="Razor-Lazor"] No linking. Explain what the link CONTAINS first.Razor-Lazor

Um, that would be pretty hard to do, but i'll try. It's a claymation where these kids meet a angel named Satan. It's a claymation based on Mark Twains last novel called The Mysterious Stranger, I think.

Oh, that's cool, you made me almost kill myself trying to figure out a way to explain it just to get a :P. Thanks.:|

The scene where the American soldier is stabbed in Saving Private Ryan hit me pretty hard. I was young at the time, and it was probably the first thing I have ever seen where the good guy does not win. I haven't seen anything that you guys have said so far, but the part in Silent Hill with Pyramid Head in front of the church and that old lady.... Ugh.

Irreversible. Murder scene.

4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days. Excellent movie. One I will never, ever watch again. I watched it in the car on a long trip, and had to turn it off for a little while after a rather shocking long-take of something I never want to see again. I almost threw up. It's one of the best films I've ever seen, but it's BEYOND depressing. Rockclmbr6

I've seen it but I am not sure what you are talking about so what part are you talking about?

[QUOTE="IamLegend316"]The part in "Saving Private Ryan" where the German soldier stabs Apaum slowly and deliberately while his partner does NOTHING to stop it. Then the soldier smiles at him and walks out while he sits there like a scared old woman.GodofBigMacs

[QUOTE="GodofBigMacs"][QUOTE="IamLegend316"]The part in "Saving Private Ryan" where the German soldier stabs Apaum slowly and deliberately while his partner does NOTHING to stop it. Then the soldier smiles at him and walks out while he sits there like a scared old woman.Ninja-Hippo

yeah everyone just assumes he is some kind of wimp when in realty they show you that from the beginning he shouldn't be there, the only reason he was wa s because he could speak the german language. It's like poeple forget that their are "real" people in the world who can't just run around killing others and have little thought about it. I felt bad for him he was the like little brother in the movie that should not have been there at all he wasn't made to kill not everyone is well no one is and he had no experience either.

yeah everyone just assumes he is some kind of wimp when in realty they show you that from the beginning he shouldn't be there, the only reason he was wa s because he could speak the german language. It's like poeple forget that their are "real" people in the world who can't just run around killing others and have little thought about it. I felt bad for him he was the like little brother in the movie that should not have been there at all he wasn't made to kill not everyone is well no one is and he had no experience either.

observer77

I agree. but still.. he just let his friend die a slow painful death. and he could've done something. it was really disturbing.

Upham was suppose to be the audience. He was the least combat experienced in the group. The rest of the team were veterans of several campaigns or were airborne troopers who volunteered to be in combat. While I can understand why some people were pissed off at Upham most people I've talked to had to temper their disgust with some sympathy once they put themselves in his shoes.

The walking/jazz music scene in Spiderman 3 :cry:auron_16

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yeah everyone just assumes he is some kind of wimp when in realty they show you that from the beginning he shouldn't be there, the only reason he was wa s because he could speak the german language. It's like poeple forget that their are "real" people in the world who can't just run around killing others and have little thought about it. I felt bad for him he was the like little brother in the movie that should not have been there at all he wasn't made to kill not everyone is well no one is and he had no experience either.

sinlesswolf

I agree. but still.. he just let his friend die a slow painful death. and he could've done something. it was really disturbing.

yeah it was there to show you the "transformation if you will of him from the innocent young man to this "real" soilder who could stand up and take on th enemy such as inthe end when he takes them prisoner.

[QUOTE="auron_16"]The walking/jazz music scene in Spiderman 3 :cry:Ninja-Hippo

Nope, but for some I can see why it could be quite disturbing the way the Oompa Loompa scenes are disturbing. :D

[QUOTE="auron_16"]The walking/jazz music scene in Spiderman 3 :cry:Ninja-Hippo

[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"][QUOTE="GodofBigMacs"] He didn't do nothing... He was tired and overpowered... That's the scene that just made me HATE Upham. I have never seen a more cowardly "soldier"... ever... the enemy who just killed your freaking buddy is walking right by you and he doesn't even have his freaking gun out!!! and he just cries. observer77

yeah everyone just assumes he is some kind of wimp when in realty they show you that from the beginning he shouldn't be there, the only reason he was wa s because he could speak the german language. It's like poeple forget that their are "real" people in the world who can't just run around killing others and have little thought about it. I felt bad for him he was the like little brother in the movie that should not have been there at all he wasn't made to kill not everyone is well no one is and he had no experience either.

The part in "Saving Private Ryan" where the German soldier stabs Apaum slowly and deliberately while his partner does NOTHING to stop it. Then the soldier smiles at him and walks out while he sits there like a scared old woman.IamLegend316

I would have to say the scene in Ravenous where the guy was forced to eat a corpse to survive and the beartrap scene.

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[QUOTE="mattykovax"]I just remembered,and i was talking about it with someone today,another movie that was slightly disturbing was the movie version of Jack Ketchums, The girl next door.Buck_Hotep

what's that about? I'm getting a nice little list of movies to watch...maybe

It's a film adaptation of Jack Ketchum's Girl Next Door. A fictional adaptation of the true crime-event of Sylvia Liken's torture and murder during the 1950's. A crime where young Sylvia Liken's was tortured repeatedly by her guardian who enlisted the help of the neighborhood kids to do the torturing.

They made another film based on that event called An American Crime that was much better than the girl next door. The girl next door was not a very good film, the acting was pretty mediocre and they didn't develop the overall story enough. An American Crime is a mucb better film, it has Ellen Page and Catherine Keener and it a really good film and overall it is much better a girl next door which almost relies on in your ace torture while An American Crime focuses on the story and characters more. The torture is still there, but it is more psychological, subtle, and implied.

I would have to say the scene in Ravenous where the guy was forced to eat a corpse to survive and the beartrap scene.

HitomiChan

Maybe I am just sick, but I thought Ravenous was hysterical, a great dark comedy. The end where they are both in the big trap was pretty funny too.

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what's that about? I'm getting a nice little list of movies to watch...maybe

Film-Guy

It's a film adaptation of Jack Ketchum's Girl Next Door. A fictional adaptation of the true crime-event of Sylvia Liken's torture and murder during the 1950's. A crime where young Sylvia Liken's was tortured repeatedly by her guardian who enlisted the help of the neighborhood kids to do the torturing.

They made another film based on that event called An American Crime that was much better than the girl next door. The girl next door was not a very good film, the acting was pretty mediocre and they didn't develop the overall story enough. An American Crime is a mucb better film, it has Ellen Page and Catherine Keener and it a really good film and overall it is much better a girl next door which almost relies on in your ace torture while An American Crime focuses on the story and characters more. The torture is still there, but it is more psychological, subtle, and implied.

yeah we talked about it already, but thanks.

Maybe I am just sick, but I thought Ravenous was hysterical, a great dark comedy. The end where they are both in the big trap was pretty funny too.

Film-Guy

I was 12 years old when i saw it. I didnt laugh at all. :|

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[QUOTE="Buck_Hotep"]

It's a film adaptation of Jack Ketchum's Girl Next Door. A fictional adaptation of the true crime-event of Sylvia Liken's torture and murder during the 1950's. A crime where young Sylvia Liken's was tortured repeatedly by her guardian who enlisted the help of the neighborhood kids to do the torturing.

observer77

They made another film based on that event called An American Crime that was much better than the girl next door. The girl next door was not a very good film, the acting was pretty mediocre and they didn't develop the overall story enough. An American Crime is a mucb better film, it has Ellen Page and Catherine Keener and it a really good film and overall it is much better a girl next door which almost relies on in your ace torture while An American Crime focuses on the story and characters more. The torture is still there, but it is more psychological, subtle, and implied.

yeah we talked about it already, but thanks.

Woops, didnt see that discussion. Girl next door isnt bad film, just not a good one to me.

Slither was also rather disturbing to me some of those scenes made me want to throw up like the woman all "pregnant" in the barn.

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They made another film based on that event called An American Crime that was much better than the girl next door. The girl next door was not a very good film, the acting was pretty mediocre and they didn't develop the overall story enough. An American Crime is a mucb better film, it has Ellen Page and Catherine Keener and it a really good film and overall it is much better a girl next door which almost relies on in your ace torture while An American Crime focuses on the story and characters more. The torture is still there, but it is more psychological, subtle, and implied.

Film-Guy

yeah we talked about it already, but thanks.

Woops, didnt see that discussion. Girl next door isnt bad film, just not a good one to me.

yeah An amerian rime was just sad (disturbing yes) but it made me cry.

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Maybe I am just sick, but I thought Ravenous was hysterical, a great dark comedy. The end where they are both in the big trap was pretty funny too.

HitomiChan

I was 12 years old when i saw it. I didnt laugh at all. :|

Fair enough, 12 is a bit young to see that film. I saw it when I was 16 though so I had seen alot of dark comedy by then.

Woops, didnt see that discussion. Girl next door isnt bad film, just not a good one to me.

Film-Guy

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[QUOTE="observer77"]

yeah we talked about it already, but thanks.

observer77

Woops, didnt see that discussion. Girl next door isnt bad film, just not a good one to me.

yeah An amerian rime was just sad (disturbing yes) but it made me cry.

Films like that show that Ellen Page is one of the best young actresses around, shame so many people only see her in Juno. I also thought that Hard Candy was a pretty disturbing film at times, she was great in that one too.

Slither was also rather disturbing to me some of those scenes made me want to throw up like the woman all "pregnant" in the barn.

observer77

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Slither was also rather disturbing to me some of those scenes made me want to throw up like the woman all "pregnant" in the barn.

mattykovax

yeah it was funny but some of the scenes just made me cringe a giant ball women yeah *cringe*

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[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

Woops, didnt see that discussion. Girl next door isnt bad film, just not a good one to me.

Film-Guy

yeah An amerian rime was just sad (disturbing yes) but it made me cry.

Films like that show that Ellen Page is one of the best young actresses around, shame so many people only see her in Juno. I also thought that Hard Candy was a pretty disturbing film at times, she was great in that one too.

yeah she is a great actress but yeah doing th emain stream juno was a kind of "bad" thing in the sense everyone only think of that whe you mention her name.

Fair enough, 12 is a bit young to see that film. I saw it when I was 16 though so I had seen alot of dark comedy by then.

Film-Guy

Yeah. Thats why they call you Film-guy. Im just a little girl. :P

The part in "Saving Private Ryan" where the German soldier stabs Apaum slowly and deliberately while his partner does NOTHING to stop it. Then the soldier smiles at him and walks out while he sits there like a scared old woman.IamLegend316

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yeah An amerian rime was just sad (disturbing yes) but it made me cry.

observer77

Films like that show that Ellen Page is one of the best young actresses around, shame so many people only see her in Juno. I also thought that Hard Candy was a pretty disturbing film at times, she was great in that one too.

yeah she is a great actress but yeah doing th emain stream juno was a kind of "bad" thing in the sense everyone only think of that whe you mention her name.

I thought she was good in juno, I just found her character really annoying at times. She always impresses me with the roles she takes, even if the film isnt so great. She was good in The Stone angel, and Mouth to mouth as well,

any and everything from Saló [or the 120 days of sodom]

tho the end scene where they stab the kids eye out gets me everytime.

The Curb stomp in American History X Iliterally cannot force myself to watch that a second time and yes I have tried

[QUOTE="Rockclmbr6"]4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days. Excellent movie. One I will never, ever watch again. I watched it in the car on a long trip, and had to turn it off for a little while after a rather shocking long-take of something I never want to see again. I almost threw up. It's one of the best films I've ever seen, but it's BEYOND depressing. observer77

I've seen it but I am not sure what you are talking about so what part are you talking about?

another one ofr me was the rape scene in boys don't cry, that made me cry.

The part in "Saving Private Ryan" where the German soldier stabs Apaum slowly and deliberately while his partner does NOTHING to stop it. Then the soldier smiles at him and walks out while he sits there like a scared old woman.IamLegend316