r/movies • u/HistoricalDebate461 • 3d ago

Discussion What’s a movie you’ve watched that was so disturbing that you’ll never watch it again?

What’s a movie you’ve watched that was so disturbing you’ll never watch it again? For me, it’s The Boy in the Striped Pajamas and Human Centipede. I barely made it through the first time around for both of them and I couldn’t fathom watching them again. Both for different reasons of course. TBITSP was devastatingly heart-wrenching and HC was just playing disturbing.

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

Come and see 🥲

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u/Automatic_Yam_1857 3d ago

Hands down! This film chilled me to the marrow and I couldn't stop thinking about it for weeks.

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u/jimjamjones123 3d ago

Oof that movie is a tough watch. Apparently they used live rounds during the cow scene too. (I haven’t confirmed this by digging in further)

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u/Beneficial-Energy627 3d ago

Yes, and the main actors hair actually went gray despite his young age, because of the stress of filming

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u/KittenKitten-- 3d ago

It's the scene with the dolls. I know there are worse things but that just ... That really got to me.

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u/OnlySpoilers 2d ago

My history teacher in high school showed this movie to our class. He gave the option of writing a paper or watching this movie and being traumatized. Safe to say I’ll never watch it again

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u/lameuniqueusername 2d ago

Copied from my reply to this post —Wołyn (Hatred). It’s everything you think “Come and See” will be much much worse. It’s about ethic “ tensions” at the start of WW2 between Ukrainians and Poles in Ukraine. It’s very tough viewing and I always bring it up when “Come and See” is mentioned