Most uncomfortable scene to watch

abouttobebanned

As in what movie scene did you feel most uncomfortable watching.

The scene between father and son wins hands down for me. Very well acted but damn hard to watch.

EDIT - In the movie Happiness

Axwell

abouttobebanned wrote: »

As in what movie scene did you feel most uncomfortable watching.

The scene between father and son wins hands down for me. Very well acted but damn hard to watch.

In what film are you talking about??

Morlar

abouttobebanned wrote: »

As in what movie scene did you feel most uncomfortable watching.

The scene between father and son wins hands down for me. Very well acted but damn hard to watch.

What movie are you talking about ?

My vote would be ;

Audition

for the 'Kirikirikiri' scene involving the piano wire.

Wolf creek

for the 'knifey in the spiney' bit.

'Savior'

The croat using a club hammer to kill the serbs pulled from the bus.

Blair witch project (dont laugh)

where the people could run away but instead stood facing the wall in terror waiting to be killed.

Some parts of the 'Wind that Shakes the barley' were uncomfortable to watch as are some in 'The resurrection man'.

There are more graphic & more violent ones that which were not as uncomfortable due to the way the violence is portrayed - such as some of those in 'Come and see' or 'Gangster No 1' 'Schindlers list, 'War' (Voyna) and some others.

Basq

Axwell wrote:

In what film are you talking about??

Monsters Inc obviously...!

oleras

Axwell wrote: »

In what film are you talking about??

Invasion of uranus II. I know it made me shriek.......

Mimikyu

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Captain Chaos

The Hills have Eyes where they get attacked at night in the caravan.

Mezcita

The "Squeal piggy squeal!" bit in Deliverance.

fattynomore

American History X where Ed Norton's character makes the black guy bite the kerb. The sound of his teeth on concrete is horrific.

kraggy

Rape scene in Irreversible.

Or the daughter hanging from the tree in Once Were Warriors.

doonothing

The octopus bit in Oldboy..
Or most of the original Shutter!

CR 7

Casino Royale, the "chair" scene, cos i'm a man.:o

Heisenberg.

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Mr E

The whole movie Titanic.

rizzla

Some of the Guinea Pigs stuff is pretty twisted

needle in the eye

but it's not as bad as the rape scene in Irreversible.

Whenever I'm watching a movie with the family and a hot sex scene comes on. It's always uncomfortable when your parents are there.

Basq

rizzla wrote: »

Whenever I'm watching a movie with the family and a hot sex scene comes on. It's always uncomfortable when your parents are there.

Sorry.. my parents are always showing up in houses with the lure of a good movie sex scene!

ryoishin

The ass to ass bit in requiem for a dream. Not so much because of the sex just because of the build up to it and what its for.

Pigman II

That scene in Bad Boy Bubby where

Bubby is having sex with his flabby assed mother.

Actually I lie. I found it quite arousing.

ziedth

In no particular order,

American history X: Bite the Crub, Chilling to the bone
Deliverence: Squeal Piggy, No explanation needed
Saw past number 2: The death scenes just got a little too much for my taste
In Bruges: When Colin Farrel kills the

Boy

, That scene is haunting

Blazer

Hostel 2...I like violence in films but this film is for sickos who get off watching people get tortured...no redeeming features whatsoever about it.

Kingp35

When bambi's mother dies :eek:

jasonb

For me it has to be the scene in Saving Private Ryan where the American Soldier ( I think it's Adam Goldberg - Crazy Eddie from Friends ), is in a fight with a German Soldier in a house.

The German guy starts getting the upper hand and slowly starts to push a knife into the American, who can do nothing about it and knows he can't stop it. The German is whispering to him as he's killing him. The fact that it's so slow and deliberate, not in a cruel way, the German's not enjoying it or delaying the moment, he's just that little bit stronger than the American, so the knife is slowly getting lower and lower and going into the American. The nature of if has always unsettled me.

I later found out ( good old IMDB ) that the German is saying this as he kills him...

"Give up, you don't stand a chance. Let's end this here. It will be easier for you, much easier. You'll see it will be over quickly."

Very uncomfortable scene...

J.

abouttobebanned

Sorry guys...i edited my original post. It was a scene from Happiness.

Otis Driftwood

The sex scene in The War Zone.

The girl stifling back screams and the whole notion of this scene makes this extremly hard for me to watch

For some reason the scene in Hellraiser 2

when the mental patient on the bloodied matress starts slicing himself up with the straight razor gets me every time.

Practially the entire 80 odd minutes of Mordum.:P

johnny_ultimate

Mathew Reilly wrote: »

Hostel 2...I like violence in films but this film is for sickos who get off watching people get tortured...no redeeming features whatsoever about it.

Yup that film is a joke. The whole 'bath of blood' bit was pointless and excessive and summed up everything that is wrong with the new wave of horror films. One of those films that was just violent for the sake of being violent.

Cutting open the baby

in Eraserhead is also a very uncomfortable moment. Not that its terrifying or controversial or anything, its just really ****ing weird.

L31mr0d

Saw 3

Where the guy is in the device that twists his arms, legs and then head one by one until they break

I've stopped watching the Saw movies since that as it was pointless and just revolting.

Also the scene in Funny Games where

they make the wife strip in front of her son and husband, and then the scene after they kill her son

Necronomicon

L31mr0d wrote: »

Also the scene in Funny Games where

they make the wife strip in front of her son and husband, and then the scene after they kill her son

Absolutely.

Especially the fact that you hear the gun outside of the camera shot and for a while you don't know who was killed. It's shocking when you see the boy's body.

theprodigals0n

I usually have a high threshold when it comes to watching disturbing scenes but I had to walk out of the cinema when watching the beating scene in Passion of the Christ. I saw it again later, but the first time I was really freaked out by it.

Delirium

Ichi the Killer, some of the torture scenes in that film are insane.

DirkVoodoo

28 Weeks Later: The scene where Robert Carlisle meets his wife again and....shudder.

Valmont

abouttobebanned wrote: »

Sorry guys...i edited my original post. It was a scene from Happiness.

I think you mean The Pursuit of Happiness?

faceman

Good call on the scene from Saving Private Ryan.

I suppose you become less sensitive to a scene after multiple viewings but some scenes that stand out to me from when I first saw the film.

Last House on the Left: Given its such a low budget shoot it almost came across as being real, the scene where the whackos make the girls perform acts on each other before carving them up was pretty unsettling.

Priest: All the love scenes in the movie were very graphic making it unpleasant to watch. Anyone who has seen it knows what Im talking about!

As for the OP's original choice, Happiness - that is one messed up film!!

L31mr0d

Valmont wrote: »

I think you mean The Pursuit of Happiness?

I think he's talking about this movie: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0147612/

and it's "The Pursuit of Happyness"

wutra

sledgehammer + ankles = Misery

kaimera

Irreversible - extinguisher scene & raep scene pretty tough going.

L31mr0d

another one came to me, the movie where I first learnt the term "hobbling" *shudder*

Josie_dub

In trainspotting when he's hallucinating looking at the ceiling and keeps seeing the baby, freaks me out.

Ruthie-Roux

In no particular order:
"Candy"

The miscarriage scene-enough said

"The Passion of the Christ"

the whipping scene where chunks of flesh are literally being ripped from his back. I was actually in tears when I watched it first.

"Hostel": The whole film. Its just sick and disturbing and I would worry about anyone who enjoyed watching that sort of thing. I walked out of the cinema.
"Requim for a Dream"

the scene where they amputate his arm

"American History X"

The bite the kerb scene

"The Orphanage"

A spanish fim. The scene where they run over the old woman and her jaw is hanging off.

"Mommy Dearest"

the scene where the mother chops off the little girls hair. Its not gruesome, I just was very disturbed by it

"The Wind That Shakes the Barley"

where they rip Teddys fingernails off

"The Last King of Scotland"

the scene where you see the mutilated body of Amins`wife on the table with all her limbs sewn on in the wrong places

I am getting weak even thinking about these so I have to stop here. Sorry, Im a wimp I know:(

kraggy

Valmont wrote: »

I think you mean The Pursuit of Happiness?

L31mr0d wrote: »

I think he's talking about this movie: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0147612/

and it's "The Pursuit of Happyness"

No I'd say he's talking about Happiness. Great film but that scene with the Dad and the son is VERY uncomfortable.

Good call.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0147612/

Otis Driftwood

Pans Labyrinth when

captain Vidal batters the guy with the bottle and when the guy with the stutter is getting tortured at the end and gets his hand sawn down the middle.not overly graphic but still a bit shocking

Wacker

I could watch any of the scenes mentioned above with the exception of the hobbling scene in Misery. I have such an irrational fear of breaking limbs.

Another scene that I will never watch again is Quint's nails on the blackboard in Jaws. I have to put the whole scene on mute and look away.

Give me anything over those.

bnt

The final scene in Ai No Corrida:

She only wants part of her lover.

Snake Plisken

Irreversible Rape scene just disturbs the crap out of me, it seriously upsets me even when I think about it

manicmonoliths

abouttobebanned wrote: »

The scene between father and son wins hands down for me. Very well acted but damn hard to watch.

EDIT - In the movie Happiness

Which father and son scene? There were a lot of them....

johnson1

the baby scene in Pride and Glory was the first time i ever felt really uncomfortable in the cinema i almost couldn't watch.

D-FENS

johnny_ultimate wrote: »

Yup that film is a joke. The whole 'bath of blood' bit was pointless and excessive and summed up everything that is wrong with the new wave of horror films.

Excessive certainly, but the point of it was she was meant to be like Elizabeth Báthory, the Hungarian Countess who bathed in virgin's blood believing it would preserve her youth, the end credits for Hostel 2 even has her listed as "Mrs. Bathory". Although she certainly seemed to be enjoying the blood in more ways than a moisturizer should provide.

The Blow-torch scene from the first Hostel was more disturbing for me, that was horrific.

And that poor fecker in Scum who done himself in after getting raped

LFCFan

The opening Scene in Seed with the animal cruelty. I think it's the first time I've ever felt really uncomfortable watching a movie. Probably because it was real footage. The

head bashing

scene was pretty gruesome too even though it was obviously cgi.

Penn

Kerb-biting scene in American History X
Old bath woman from The Shining

both horrifying for very different reasons

Stargal

Find it really hard to watch scenes where people are being graphically and pointlessly hurt.

Zodiac -

when the killer gets to the young couple having a picnic and stabs them.

And as others have mentioned, The Wind that Shakes the Barley, American History X and Pan's Labyrinth.

X-Calibre

This is England - Final scene in the apartment

Handsome Bob

fattynomore wrote: »

American History X where Ed Norton's character makes the black guy bite the kerb. The sound of his teeth on concrete is horrific.

I'd like to add the shower scene to that too. A few scenes in A Time To Kill also, namely the closing statement of the defence and the little girl getting raped.