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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???
So....most disturbing scene in any movie???
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cipro wrote:
> A Tank that gets blow up metres away from Forest Gump from an
> airplane travelling at high speeds and crap visibility (I doubt it'd
> be easy to spot a tank in the middle of a ruined cityscape.)
That was easily possible, even then, especially seeing as it was in the middle of a bridge, no ruined buildings on there.
> A Tank that gets blow up metres away from Forest Gump from an
> airplane travelling at high speeds and crap visibility (I doubt it'd
> be easy to spot a tank in the middle of a ruined cityscape.)
That was easily possible, even then, especially seeing as it was in the middle of a bridge, no ruined buildings on there.
You've obviously not seen Delta Force with Chuck Norris then.
maddmun wrote:
> It was accurate anyway.
> Americans and Canadians assaulted two of the Normandy Beaches with
> very few Brits for company.
The Americans assaulted Omaha and Utah, and the Brits and Canadians assaulted Gold, Juno and Sword.
The Americans took the heaviest casulties though.
> It was accurate anyway.
> Americans and Canadians assaulted two of the Normandy Beaches with
> very few Brits for company.
The Americans assaulted Omaha and Utah, and the Brits and Canadians assaulted Gold, Juno and Sword.
The Americans took the heaviest casulties though.
Black Hawk down is a very good film, I agree. Three Kings too.
Although I have to say, Kelly's Hero's is the most realistic war film I've ever seen.
Although I have to say, Kelly's Hero's is the most realistic war film I've ever seen.
maddmun wrote:
> It was accurate anyway.
> Americans and Canadians assaulted two of the Normandy Beaches with
> very few Brits for company.
Still, they didn't bump into too many other allies, odd considering that the US didn’t even account for half the allied forces at the D-Day landings and that there was plentiful amount of British paratroopers, Australians, Swedes, Poles and so on. But then Saving Private Ryan was a war film, not a historical biopic.
It could of done without the sarcastic Spielberg directing though, a sniper who can shoot someone in the eye through his own sniper scope?? A Tank that gets blow up metres away from Forest Gump from an airplane travelling at high speeds and crap visibility (I doubt it'd be easy to spot a tank in the middle of a ruined cityscape.)
For true War movie grossness, try Black Hawk Down. The scene where one trooper has to be operated on with no anaesthetic, and a particularly cringe worthy bit where the doctor has to open up the wound, put is hand inside and pull out a tendon to clamp. Eek.
> It was accurate anyway.
> Americans and Canadians assaulted two of the Normandy Beaches with
> very few Brits for company.
Still, they didn't bump into too many other allies, odd considering that the US didn’t even account for half the allied forces at the D-Day landings and that there was plentiful amount of British paratroopers, Australians, Swedes, Poles and so on. But then Saving Private Ryan was a war film, not a historical biopic.
It could of done without the sarcastic Spielberg directing though, a sniper who can shoot someone in the eye through his own sniper scope?? A Tank that gets blow up metres away from Forest Gump from an airplane travelling at high speeds and crap visibility (I doubt it'd be easy to spot a tank in the middle of a ruined cityscape.)
For true War movie grossness, try Black Hawk Down. The scene where one trooper has to be operated on with no anaesthetic, and a particularly cringe worthy bit where the doctor has to open up the wound, put is hand inside and pull out a tendon to clamp. Eek.
I looked at my DVD collection to see if there were any films tehre, I'm watching Terminator 2 on ITV.
No disturbing scenes in that, except possibly when he cuts the skin on his arm off.
No disturbing scenes in that, except possibly when he cuts the skin on his arm off.
I just saw that on Channel 4 . . .
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> Casino - Hit with baseball bats then buried alive *shudders*
Oooh, I shudder every time I think of that bit.
Mr Blonde torturing the cop in Reservoir DOgs is a little bit disturbing too.
Having your ear cut opff "Ow"
> Casino - Hit with baseball bats then buried alive *shudders*
Oooh, I shudder every time I think of that bit.
Mr Blonde torturing the cop in Reservoir DOgs is a little bit disturbing too.
Having your ear cut opff "Ow"
Very_Metal wrote:
> ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> forgot about that - saving private ryan is pretty disturbing all the
> way through, simply because you know most of it to be pretty
> accurate,
>
> .. accurate?? are you american? ;)
>
> (don't worry, i know what ya meant...)
It was accurate anyway.
Americans and Canadians assaulted two of the Normandy Beaches with very few Brits for company.
> ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> forgot about that - saving private ryan is pretty disturbing all the
> way through, simply because you know most of it to be pretty
> accurate,
>
> .. accurate?? are you american? ;)
>
> (don't worry, i know what ya meant...)
It was accurate anyway.
Americans and Canadians assaulted two of the Normandy Beaches with very few Brits for company.
If anyones heard of it, I'd say the dentist is quite gross and abit disturbing, when he ties his wife to a dentists chair and pulls her teeth out. And this documentary on channel 5 last week called bumfights. Where drunks and hobos were paid to fight in videos. And the little b*****d who filmed it all got very rich by selling it on the internet. The related incidents also disturbed me. Like if people refused to fight a gang of kids would chase them down the road, throw rocks and basically kick the crap out of innocent people. nasty.
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