Most disturbing moment in a movie?

Originally posted by SoylentBlue
I dunno, the whole of the first Mad Max film left me feeling kinda sick.

EDIT: And not because it was bad.

especially when his wife and kid gets killed, run over weren´t they?

That was sad.

Originally posted by JediSamuraiMRB
That was a cool scene

I liked the scene, but I was just like "****, that's brutal."

the 'spider walk' in The Exorcist

and the torture scenes in The Passion of the Christ

Originally posted by Captain REX
All of Pan's Labyrinth, while artistic and unique, struck me as disturbing.

The most disturbing movie to me that I've seen is Mars Attacks. I saw it when I was young. I had nightmares. 😖

To be honest the only thing that freaked me right out as a kid was the Judge in Who Framed Rodger Rabbit getting steam rolled then morphing buzz saws out of his hands.

SAW, SAW AND SAW FORE EVER.

😘

Rambo. Pretty much all action scenes were brutal. Not even kids were spared.

City of the Living Dead/Gates of Hell where the chick pukes out her intestines. That one will stick with me.

Also in Donnie Darko, where his girlfriend out of NOWHERE gets hit by a car. 😬 I felt so awkward after that movie.

And Dead Alive/Brain Dead, pretty much that whole movie was disturbing.

Don't know about disturbing, but one of the most tense scenes I've ever seen was the elevator scene in The Eye. Creepy as hell.

The subway scene in Cloverfield for panic purposes.

-AC

Every example cited (minus one or two) has it's strong points for me... although some people confuse gross (or just a really cool f/x shoot) with disturbing- to me, disturbing moments are the ones that catch you off guard, and stick in you brain long after the movies is over, like the end of Audition (Lord, THAT was disturbing).
But my all time moment was from the Exorcist. When the mother bursts into Regan's room and finds her masturbating with a crucifix... and Regan shouts out: "Let Jesus F**k you!"... I almost lost my mind. Then when she pushes her mothers face down into her lacerated and bleeding crotch and tells her, (her mother!): "Lick me!"
Well, I dammed near ran out of the theater. I was a good little Catholic boy at the time, and the shock value of this scene was almost unbearable.

Originally posted by Cap'n Happy
Every example cited (minus one or two) has it's strong points for me... although some people confuse gross (or just a really cool f/x shoot) with disturbing- to me, disturbing moments are the ones that catch you off guard, and stick in you brain long after the movies is over, like the end of Audition (Lord, THAT was disturbing).
But my all time moment was from the Exorcist. When the mother bursts into Regan's room and finds her masturbating with a crucifix... and Regan shouts out: "Let Jesus F**k you!"... I almost lost my mind. Then when she pushes her mothers face down into her lacerated and bleeding crotch and tells her, (her mother!): "Lick me!"
Well, I dammed near ran out of the theater. I was a good little Catholic boy at the time, and the shock value of this scene was almost unbearable.

The most shocking part of the Exorcist for me, was when Father Karras was having that bad dream about his mother, and then all of a sudden they have those quick flashes of the devil... That was a bit scary, hah.

Originally posted by celestialdemon
Don't know about disturbing, but one of the most tense scenes I've ever seen was the elevator scene in The Eye. Creepy as hell.

I can't forget that particular scene. Very scary. Actually, i don't wanna ride in an elevator alone bec. of that

There is this French movie called Inside... gruesome movie. Pissed me right off as it was somewhat silly in some instances.

Originally posted by Selphie
The most shocking part of the Exorcist for me, was when Father Karras was having that bad dream about his mother, and then all of a sudden they have those quick flashes of the devil... That was a bit scary, hah.

There is this French movie called Inside... gruesome movie. Pissed me right off as it was somewhat silly in some instances.

Still a very good film from France though.

even though i love the part, the video that the Joker sent to the news station of the fake Batman
just kinda creepy in a way for some reason mhmm

nah!went away!😄

A Clockwork Orange - throughout the movie, just little spits and spots of disturbia as it goes on.

Most of Ringu, The Shining and Audition.