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Movie scenes that make you uncomfortable...
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I found that scene disturbing too, but not for the actual stabbing, but rather because of the cowardice of the other soldier, that allowed for it to happen.
The character pissed me off to no end. When he finally did what he had to do, I was like about damn time.
I've seen the movie a couple of times, but I can't get my head around to what stabbing scene you people keep referring to. Could you provide some more details?
The scene where the Jewish American solider (I forgot his name) and the previously French Caputured solider whom they let go are fighting in that apartment at the end of the movie.
Here's a picture:
German captured soldier german. The French were on our side (allegedly)
What? The Americans captured that guy... I thought he was French. German whatever.
I saw it on DVD with my gf, fast forwarded to the "best part".
We must have gotten the "Blockbuster" edition; after watching the movie (which I thought deserved at least a nomination), we rented it later at Blockbuster. At first, I was afraid I'd be seeing the racy scenes again with family, but it looks like their DVDs are pretty thoroughly sanitized, save for a few "essential" scenes. I remember on the cover and on the disc, it said in big words, "R-RATED VERSION".
Excellent movie, though! I'd definitely recommend it.
The one where he's on top of the jewish guy, pressing down the knife and all the while going "shhhh."? Yeah, that was weird.The scene where the Jewish American solider (I forgot his name) and the previously French Caputured solider whom they let go are fighting in that apartment at the end of the movie.
Here's a picture:
Lol, not in that sense man. I was saying that I would turn it off after five minutes of watching it with family. By myself... I can watch anything, as long as it is actually compelling.
I am certainly not a homophobe BTW. I can see where my post looked like that though.@ sushi... I believe I made a post about American Pie somewhere in this cesspool of a thread.
Has anyone here seen Pink Flamingos? "How much is that doggy in the window, the one with the waggly tail"
Im 40, and only get uncomfortable around a couple of things in movies...
the first are love scenes in regular movies, especially if Im with family. I dont mind seeing some T&A in movies, but love scenes weird me out.
the second are overly touchy/feely scences in movies, again especially if Im with family.
the first are love scenes in regular movies, especially if Im with family. I dont mind seeing some T&A in movies, but love scenes weird me out.
the second are overly touchy/feely scences in movies, again especially if Im with family.
I'm 22 and I'm still the same
Uncomfy scenes? Saw 1-4, all the way through.
And not a movie scene but Gunther Von Hagans TV show and Plastic Surgery Live I couldn't sit through at all.
I'm the one that originally mentioned the curb biting in American History X (I can just see/feel/hear his teeth going up against it - damn that cinematography) and the Irreversible rape scene... so I'm not mocking this thread when I say this, but:
I thought of one that is more humorously uncomfortable. The scene in Swingers when, getting home from the Dresden, Mike just keeps calling and calling Nikki. I keep yelling at the movie, "just stop!"
I thought of one that is more humorously uncomfortable. The scene in Swingers when, getting home from the Dresden, Mike just keeps calling and calling Nikki. I keep yelling at the movie, "just stop!"
To me, it was the thought of your last moments being listening to someone say something incomprehensible, and being like "Wait, what? What are you saying?!" And then dying.
That's why I took up being a serial killer in old folks homes. I take out their hearing aids, and pretend to say something while I kill them. Just for that final look of puzzlement.
Actually the soldier that killed the Jewish guy was a different soldier to the one which was captured by Tom Hanks and friends. The one who they capture ends up shooting Tom's character and is himself shot by the cowardly guy Upham.
Rinky dink link
For some reason I find that hard to believe lol. I can't wrap my head around that.
Thanks for the link.
anybody see irreversible?
OOHH or I Spit On Your Grave/Day of the Woman?
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OOHH or I Spit On Your Grave/Day of the Woman?
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