Poll: Most painful movie moment (SPOILERS)

Can't believe no one's mentioned the rape scene in Deliverance.

"Squeal like a pig, boy! Squeal!"

"Wheeee whee wheeeEEEEEE!!!!!"
 
Emotionally painful, the rape scene between De Niro's character and his childhood love in "Once Upon a Time in America".
 
[quote name='Mirow']Cannibal Holocaust was pretty disturbing. Give it a go if you get the chance.[/QUOTE]

I've seen chunks of it. At the time, I was deeply disturbed. Looking back, it's a little laughable now -- but it still holds the underlying darkness, making it pretty disturbing, as you said.
 
Any Troma movie is disturbing, as well. In a funny way. However, when I first saw the unrated director's cut of The Toxic Avenger, it took me to a dark state of mind. The gore is so cheap that it gives the reverse effect of looking extreme and real (or surreal?).
 
[quote name='zionoverfire']That whole movie.;)[/QUOTE]

Not to me, but that seems to be the normal reaction. :lol:

[quote name='Brak']That's exactly what I said, with a smile on my face, when I cut my dick off with my car keys in the public restroom at the movie theatre.

I don't want to bring children into this world, only to see cookie cutter, formulaic pop corn flicks like Alien vs. Predator.[/QUOTE]

:rofl:
 
I saw a movie once, I don't remember the name of it, but it has a scene where this lady take a metal pail and put a bid sewer rat in it and tapes it to this guys stomach. They she takes a torch and heats the pail so the rat will (and does) decide the eat its way out through the guy.
 
hmmm, i dunno, i'm not too into gore.

the curb stomp in AHX is pretty fuckin bad though.

But the vice scene in Casino gets my bid.
 
Salo is without a doubt the most brutal film I've probably. However, I think the most painful looking moment I can ever recall was Joe Theisman's famous leg break. I know it's not a movie, but that made it even more painful I think.
 
I'd have to go with the curb stomp.

[quote name='Brak']Any Troma movie is disturbing, as well. In a funny way. However, when I first saw the unrated director's cut of The Toxic Avenger, it took me to a dark state of mind. The gore is so cheap that it gives the reverse effect of looking extreme and real (or surreal?).[/QUOTE]
Toxic Avenger is the only one I've ever seen. I remember watching it on USA Up All Night, as soon as I saw it released on DVD I picked it up. What other Troma movies are definitely worth watching?
 
[quote name='Supernothing']I'd have to go with the curb stomp.


Toxic Avenger is the only one I've ever seen. I remember watching it on USA Up All Night, as soon as I saw it released on DVD I picked it up. What other Troma movies are definitely worth watching?[/QUOTE]

Tromeo and Juliet is their most "critically acclaimed." I have always been a big fan of "Surf Nazis Must Die!" Honestly, most of them are worth watching if you are bored and almost none of them are worth owning.
 
My vote goes to the line in Attack of the Clones where Padme says "I'm not afraid to die. I've been dying a little bit every day since you came back."

Makes me shudder just writing it.
 
[quote name='gregthomas77']I saw a movie once, I don't remember the name of it, but it has a scene where this lady take a metal pail and put a bid sewer rat in it and tapes it to this guys stomach. They she takes a torch and heats the pail so the rat will (and does) decide the eat its way out through the guy.[/QUOTE]

I'n not 100% sure but I think that might be the movie called "Way of the Gun". Or it might be "2 Fast 2 Furious".

Both movies are bad and they seem to blend together...I think its the fact that both films have a blonde protagonist thats making me confused.
 
[quote name='Xevious']I'n not 100% sure but I think that might be the movie called "Way of the Gun". Or it might be "2 Fast 2 Furious".

Both movies are bad and they seem to blend together...I think its the fact that both films have a blonde protagonist thats making me confused.[/QUOTE]

It is not either one of those. It was an 80's straight to video horror flick. I think it got copied in one of those movies, but it was much more graphic in the movie I am talking about.

EDIT: I found the movie. It was actually a woman who was eaten through by the rat. The movie was named "Epitath" and you can read about it here:

http://www.tidalwavemagazine.com/ehrhorn4.html
 
[quote name='Supernothing']I'd have to go with the curb stomp.


Toxic Avenger is the only one I've ever seen. I remember watching it on USA Up All Night, as soon as I saw it released on DVD I picked it up. What other Troma movies are definitely worth watching?[/QUOTE]

I've only seen Tromeo & Juliet. It wasn't very good.
 
Any montage and anything that shows a car driving down a road. If the people just said in dialogue that we are going to so and so's house. I really don't need to see them driving down the road for 2 minutes.
 
[quote name='DT778']the paper cut part in Jackass the movie.[/QUOTE]

That gets my vote, but only because I actually know what it feels like to get a papercut. I've never been shot or stabbed, so I can't cringe.
 
That opening scene in Club Dread is pretty gruesome too. The killer is chasing a girl in a forest, and she ends up in front of a huge cliff. He advances on her, and she backs up too far. The only thing she has to hold on to is the killer's blade, which slowlys gashes her hands until she falls.
 
[quote name='Xevious']I'n not 100% sure but I think that might be the movie called "Way of the Gun". Or it might be "2 Fast 2 Furious".

Both movies are bad and they seem to blend together...I think its the fact that both films have a blonde protagonist thats making me confused.[/QUOTE]


I happen to like WotG.

There is a pretty gruesome part in Way of the Gun, when Ryan Phillipe's character jumps into a fountain, and you hear glass breaking. Then you see his arm, and he has a HUGE chunk of glass stuck in his arm. They show him pulling it out, which is cringe-worthy.
 
[quote name='Supernothing']
Toxic Avenger is the only one I've ever seen. I remember watching it on USA Up All Night, as soon as I saw it released on DVD I picked it up. What other Troma movies are definitely worth watching?[/QUOTE]

All the Toxie movies are pretty good. I have Tromeo & Juliet, but haven't seen it (it was only $3, so I bought it). I also liked Sgt. Kabukiman, NYPD.

EDIT: I know it's not really a Troma movie, but it is under their banner: Cannibal! The Musical.
 
I've thought of another one - almost every scene in Fudoh, another Takashi Miike classic. One of my favorites include the girl serving up the drink filled with small sharp pieces of glass to the arrested gangster.
 
[quote name='Supernothing']Toxic Avenger is the only one I've ever seen. I remember watching it on USA Up All Night, as soon as I saw it released on DVD I picked it up. What other Troma movies are definitely worth watching?[/QUOTE]

I like the Toxic Avenger sequels a lot. The most recent, "Citizen Toxie" actually got rave reviews. I thought the third one, "The Last Temptation of Toxie", was the funniest. However, they're all funny. All of the sequels took a lighter, more cartoony approach to the first in the series.

"Class of Nuke Em High" might be my favorite Troma movie. "Sgt. Kabukiman, N.Y.P.D." is pretty funny, too.

You can buy Troma DVDs directly from Troma for very cheap, too.

http://www.choppingmaul.com
 
[quote name='modium']DAME! I forgot Irreversible.[/QUOTE]

[quote name='jaykrue']I've thought of another one - almost every scene in Fudoh, another Takashi Miike classic. One of my favorites include the girl serving up the drink filled with small sharp pieces of glass to the arrested gangster.[/QUOTE]

For me those fall into the "too-over-the-top-to-be-truly-disturbing" category. :lol:
 
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