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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???

The bit in Pet Semetary where the wee kid (NO older than 2 or 3) gets knocked down and killed by the big truck.

Some bits in the Hellraiser films have been pretty nasty, and if anybody's seen Vistor Q that film's just totally messed up.

Whitestripes DX wrote:
> I don't like seeing animals die in films, specifically dogs.

You didn't see 187 on Five recently did you?

Quite a disturbing scene in that when a dog gets strangled.

Thankyou Tiltawhirl :)

santana wrote:
> Re: Horse/boat scene in The Ring. MS, scene was evocative and
> completely in keeping with one the cental motifs of the film:

Man you're looking far too much into what is realy quite a dull Horror film. It has its moments but for the most part it's an original idea done badly.

«Grëén ƒérð¢it¥» wrote:
> Where can I buy that from though?

I got my copy off Ebay, I'm sure if you look around you'll easily come across a copy.

Failing that try www.movietyme.com, they tend to stock the majority of Asian Horror and exploitation DVD's.

Re: Horse/boat scene in The Ring. MS, scene was evocative and completely in keeping with one the cental motifs of the film: the horses that seemed to be killing themselves by plunging into the sea after the arrival of the little girl on the island, the fact that her parents were horse ranchers, the child being imprisoned in the hay loft (on the horse ranch), then finally thrown down the well because she was pure evil. When Watts and her friend retrive her body from said well, under cabin, they don't "save" an innocent child's soul, but release her evil self back into the world, as pointed out by the son. And of course I know that no animals were harmed in the shooting of the film, and no, I am not a horse lover. I know they are stupid enough to kill you.

Ditto the scene from Requiem for a Dream and curbside head bashing in American History X.
Now, who has seen Open Water? Take so dramine because the hand-held, water level views made me sea sick.

munn wrote:
> I can tell you for a fact Planes wouldn't use a bomb anywhere near
> that weight, 4 of them, and the plane is a tonne heavier, it'd never
> take off.

The Mustang could carry two, 500 pound bombs, or 8 anti tank rockets, in place of the fuel tanks it could also carry on it's wings. [URL]http://www.mustangsmustangs.net/p-51/p51specs.shtml[/URL]

Tiltawhirl wrote:
> «Grëén ƒérð¢it¥» wrote:

>
> You don't need a region free DVD player to see the uncut version. Get
> the Dutch unrated version whihc is Region 0 and you'll have no
> problems playing it.

Where can I buy that from though?

cipro wrote:
> maddmun wrote:
> No chance.
> The bombs/shells/whatever you want to call them that planes use are
> a
> lot smaller than shells that the tanks fire
>
> You mean the 500 pound bombs, used to penetrate the armour of German
> tanks? They where in no way small, and believe me, would have caused
> a big enough explosion themselves before they where combined with the
> ammo and fuel aboard a Panzer tank. Unless the Mustang used smaller
> anti-tank rockets, which weren’t quite as accurate as rockets are
> today.

I can tell you for a fact Planes wouldn't use a bomb anywhere near that weight, 4 of them, and the plane is a tonne heavier, it'd never take off.