Jaguar eating a dude's face in Apocalypto

The Goebbels children scene in Downfall.

The assassination of the naked chick in Munich.

The horse disappearing into the mud in A Never ending Story

The horses being shot in the Dunkirk scene of Atonement

What is that from?

As a kid, William Wallace dropping an iron ball on that dude's face

"**** me" scene in The Exorcist

Dead Alive. To this day the only movie I've stopped watching due to feeling like I was gonna puke on more than one occasion.

The only other movie I've stopped watching part way through was RENT, but that's cause it was a giant piece of **** and made me feel I'll for a different reason.

22 posts in 3 years. Nice thread to jump in on.

The Phantom Menace. I knew we were doomed.

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Racking em up this week!

One of the saw movies where they were grinding up live cows

There was also a horse-shooting scene in The Revenant. And that grizzly........

The starving amputees locked in the cellar in The Road haunted me for weeks.

Jame Gumb's peenus tuck maneuver in Silence of the Lambs

That scene in Room when he drops his pants....I wanted to kill him

There was a scene in one of the Exorcist sequels that was brilliantly filmed. Long shot of a hallway with mundane stuff going on for about 2 minutes. You see a guy walk out of a room and then right after him some creepy ass killer follows him out and is going to kill him.

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What movie?

Neverending Story

Huh. Must've blocked it out but I saw it in the theatre 30+ years ago.

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The scene in Hannibal when Lecter feeds Paul his own brain at dinner. Gore/Horror movie type stuff doesn't bother me, but for some reason, that scene did.

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Ditto.

I've got a pretty good stomach for freaky stuff these days. Generally, I've seen a lot worse in real life. I don't often watch the torture porn type of films because they are over the top pointless. I don't get any entertainment out of watching movies like Hostel where the point of the plot is to provide a gross anatomy lesson with screaming. So while I could point to scenes from kinds of horror films that are disturbing, it's not the actual scene that disturbs me, but rather that some hack thought up that scene sans any meaningful plot or character development (see the Pteranodon scene in Jurassic World that delights in torturing a minor character who did zilch to deserve it).

The bugs scene in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is a more effective disturbing scene to me than 90% of stuff I see in horror films.

I enjoy horror movies so most stuff might make me "jump" but doesn't necessarily make me feel "disturbed".

But for some strange reason, I remember watching Castaway in theaters and being really uncomfortable during the scene in the beginning when the plane is going down.