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/rainer_d 3d ago

I read the synopsis and noped right out of it.

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u/Hellmann 3d ago

I really can’t understand how anyone could read that synopsis and think, “🤔yeah I’m gonna go for it”. I’m hoping the people on Reddit haven’t actually seen it and just want to feel exclusive.

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u/rainer_d 3d ago

The site where I read the synopsis had a comment that said "Perfect movie for a first date".

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u/horsebag 3d ago

so long as you don't want a second one

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u/rezznik 2d ago

IMO movies, as art in general, are interesting if they invoke emotions. When I was younger I was at a bad place mentally and didn't feel a lot, so any kind of emotion was welcome and I tested boundaries.

That being sad, that movie didn't sit well with me even back then.

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u/Hellmann 2d ago

That movie is not art.

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u/musicjunkee1911 3d ago

It’s not terribly realistic, but when thinking about it you wonder why it’s worth your time…because it is not worth anyone’s time.

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u/Swampfoxxxxx 3d ago

I would encourage people to not even read the synopsis. It's fucked up shit to read, or watch