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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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Ms NY wrote:
> End scene in Blair Witch Project - Makes people stand in the corner
> while she kills the other, or something like that.
Damn that bit is disturbing.
> End scene in Blair Witch Project - Makes people stand in the corner
> while she kills the other, or something like that.
Damn that bit is disturbing.
Schindlers list - The whole film, what made it more sick was that it actually happened.
That bit in Saving Private Ryan near the end where the Yank and German Officer are fighting and the German ends up stabbing him actually made me feel physically sick. You can tell neither of them really want to killing fighting each other but they have no choice.
One hell of a disturbing scene.
One hell of a disturbing scene.
forgot about that - saving private ryan is pretty disturbing all the way through, simply because you know most of it to be pretty accurate, in particular the omaha landings.
cookie monster wrote:
> ©H®I§ wrote:
> cookie monster wrote:
> I found the bit in City of God where the two kids are up against the
> wall about to be shot pretty hard to watch.
>
> How did you watch Band of Brothers then?
>
> Band of brothers is easy to watch, it was only because they were
> little kids that made it so bad.
Oh I see. Just wondering did you like / find disturbing bits like when a guy got half his face blown off or when a guy came out of a booby trapped building covered in blood and half dead or also when a guy had his leg blown off and another had a snapped leg with the bone coming out?
> ©H®I§ wrote:
> cookie monster wrote:
> I found the bit in City of God where the two kids are up against the
> wall about to be shot pretty hard to watch.
>
> How did you watch Band of Brothers then?
>
> Band of brothers is easy to watch, it was only because they were
> little kids that made it so bad.
Oh I see. Just wondering did you like / find disturbing bits like when a guy got half his face blown off or when a guy came out of a booby trapped building covered in blood and half dead or also when a guy had his leg blown off and another had a snapped leg with the bone coming out?
That's the one. Never knew it was on BBC1, though. Bet that got a lot of views..
Ms NY wrote:
> Belldandy wrote:
> Other than that, though obviously not a movie, watching events live
> on 9/11 was the most disturbing thing I've seen yet in my life.
>
> There's another. The documentary DVD is disturbing, moreso than the
> stuff they showed on the news.
> A man who happened to be carrying a video camera when it happened, I
> think filming firefighters. Also shows how they went inside one of
> the towers, being at the very bottom of the tower when it actually
> collapsed, then having to carry the priest they were with when he
> died. Along with the 'jumpers' footage and the noise. Can't imagine
> how it must've felt to be there.
> It's such a touching documentary!
Yeah, seen that on BBC1 a while ago, made by two french brothers filming the FDNY
> Belldandy wrote:
> Other than that, though obviously not a movie, watching events live
> on 9/11 was the most disturbing thing I've seen yet in my life.
>
> There's another. The documentary DVD is disturbing, moreso than the
> stuff they showed on the news.
> A man who happened to be carrying a video camera when it happened, I
> think filming firefighters. Also shows how they went inside one of
> the towers, being at the very bottom of the tower when it actually
> collapsed, then having to carry the priest they were with when he
> died. Along with the 'jumpers' footage and the noise. Can't imagine
> how it must've felt to be there.
> It's such a touching documentary!
Yeah, seen that on BBC1 a while ago, made by two french brothers filming the FDNY
Belldandy wrote:
> Other than that, though obviously not a movie, watching events live
> on 9/11 was the most disturbing thing I've seen yet in my life.
Same here, remember getting in from school and just about got to see the second plane go in, and seeing all the people commit suicide was awful
> Other than that, though obviously not a movie, watching events live
> on 9/11 was the most disturbing thing I've seen yet in my life.
Same here, remember getting in from school and just about got to see the second plane go in, and seeing all the people commit suicide was awful
Belldandy wrote:
> Other than that, though obviously not a movie, watching events live
> on 9/11 was the most disturbing thing I've seen yet in my life.
There's another. The documentary DVD is disturbing, moreso than the stuff they showed on the news.
A man who happened to be carrying a video camera when it happened, I think filming firefighters. Also shows how they went inside one of the towers, being at the very bottom of the tower when it actually collapsed, then having to carry the priest they were with when he died. Along with the 'jumpers' footage and the noise. Can't imagine how it must've felt to be there.
It's such a touching documentary!
> Other than that, though obviously not a movie, watching events live
> on 9/11 was the most disturbing thing I've seen yet in my life.
There's another. The documentary DVD is disturbing, moreso than the stuff they showed on the news.
A man who happened to be carrying a video camera when it happened, I think filming firefighters. Also shows how they went inside one of the towers, being at the very bottom of the tower when it actually collapsed, then having to carry the priest they were with when he died. Along with the 'jumpers' footage and the noise. Can't imagine how it must've felt to be there.
It's such a touching documentary!
*ponders*
Never been bothered about anything in a horror movie, because you know it's not real. Most disturbing stuff I've seen has all been on tv series, Law And Order Criminal Intent currently holds the crown... it's worse when it's believable.
Other than that, though obviously not a movie, watching events live on 9/11 was the most disturbing thing I've seen yet in my life.
Never been bothered about anything in a horror movie, because you know it's not real. Most disturbing stuff I've seen has all been on tv series, Law And Order Criminal Intent currently holds the crown... it's worse when it's believable.
Other than that, though obviously not a movie, watching events live on 9/11 was the most disturbing thing I've seen yet in my life.
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