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"Most disturbing scene in a movie?"

Some of you are probably aware that this topic is on Imdb but its good and I want to start it here :P
So....most disturbing scene in any movie???

Battle Royale isn't that disturbing, but one helluva film. Crash disturbed me far more than BR. And Irreversible should be in the Top 10.

Driller Killer is mindnumbingly boring.

«Grëén ƒérð¢it¥» wrote:
> darkcrystal wrote:
> Kerrang! magazine made a list of the 50 sickest movies ever
> last year.
> No. 1 was Chi The Killer. Anyone seen that?
>
> by the way which other movies made this list? top 10?

OK, here's the top 10:
10. Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend
9. Tetsuo: The Iron Man
8. Battle Royale
7. Braise Moi
6. Driller Killer
5. Cannibal Feron
4. Audition
3. Man Bites Dog
2. I Spit On Your Grave
1. Ichi the Killer (Kerrang! spelt it wrong.)

Other films in Top 50 included Scanners, A Clockwork Orange, Natural Born Killers and Crash.

allardini wrote:
> Ursula in Little Mermaid disturbed me beyond belief when I was 5. I'm
> not sure if I could watch it today.

LOL... ok!

Tiltawhirl wrote:
> That bit in Cabin Fever where the guy out of Boy Meets World hits his
> girlfriend in the face with a shovel was pretty disturbing, you don't
> see the actual impact on screen but it still made me cringe.

Ah yes CAbin Fever, when the guy starts fingering his girlfriend and realises it's her leg he's fingering...

And of course the girl who is ripped apart by the Dog.

The guy who's forced to bite the pavement while Ed Norton stomps on his head in "American History X" is pretty disturbing. As is the famous ear-scene in "Reservoir Dogs". I can't watch any animal cruelty either. I bawled my eyes out when Mr Jingles got trod on in "The Green Mile".

The bit in 'Silence of the Lambs' where the guy's dancing around infront of the video camera and hid cloak thing falls open. You suddenly realise what you're looking at and its just, No! Wrong! Nasty! Put it away! Makes the crucifiction scene seem like nothing!

The baby crawling around the shooting gallery unattended in Trainspotting and the eventual consequence. And yes, I am a mom, and it hit me hard!

Ursula in Little Mermaid disturbed me beyond belief when I was 5. I'm not sure if I could watch it today. I guess every scene in Armageddon was also disturbing, in its own annoying way.

Pink Flamingoes, where a guy is making a certain intimate part of his anatomy, erm, "gape"

*shudder*

Divine eating dog eggs is tame in comparison..........