Hardest Scenes To Watch

Now that I've watched it.....

The chicken scene in 'Nothing bad can happen' (2013)

That's one scene that I would probably turn away from if I watched the movie again.

There's also a few scenes toward the end of the documentary 'Gleason' that I don't think I could put myself through again simply because they are so sad.

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The splitting scene

I think, watching that scene for the first time, it was the angriest I've been my entire life. There's also the scene from Wind River (though the film as a whole wasn't much to brag about). Both f'd up.

For me, the hardest scene to watch is not from a movie, but a TV show. The Leftovers.

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That scene from A Cry for Help. If you have watched it you know what I mean. Here it is, but if you have not watched the movie I suggest you do that before looking at it. A very compelling true film.

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Misery - When she smashes his ankles. You can't watch that film without feeling anxious for long periods of time.

The foot scene in Revenge (2017).

The whole last half of Martyrs (2008). I got physically ill after seeing all she went through then being skinned alive.

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Two surgery scenes from one of my favorite movies Master and Commander (2003).

First is the arm amputation scene in the beginning of young Mr. Blakeney - I think this is harder to watch because the patient is a child in an age where there was no anesthesia!
Second is the self-surgery Dr. Marturin (Paul Bettany) performs on himself to remove a bullet on the Galapagos Islands.

I would but no else used spoilers so I doubt it's needed at this point.

In Hacksaw Ridge the accident near beginning where they're digging the artery and pressuring it with fingers is kinda nasty.

I just used a vague description. "The foot scene" will make sense to anyone who's seen Revenge (2017).

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One seen that is difficult for me to watch is in Pan's Labyrinth, when the commander is stitching his own face up. Pretty tame I guess by today's standards.

For me it was killing the guy with the bottle.

Teeth smashing(Dogtooth comes to mind) but even moreso eye injuries/blinding, a few that come to mind there...

Andrei Rublev -
Slumdog Millionaire -
The Lobster -
For non violence scenes Lea Seydoux comes to mind again having just rewatched in Blue is the Warmest Colour for...

I'll contribute a few picks:

The unrated version of

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Murphy's murder in

Murphy's murder in

RoboCop. Pretty gruesome...

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The mock-castration scene

The mock-castration scene

in Hard Candy. Just as a male, it bugged me and my cousin that was also watching it.

The murder

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of the annoying, possibly mentally challenged guy

of the annoying, possibly mentally challenged guy

in Friday the 13th Part III.

The

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big murder

big murder

scene in Wonderland.

The

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death of Artax

death of Artax

in The Neverending Story.

And Pumpkinhead. And Nightbreed.

And that one scene in Halloween III: Season of the Witch.

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michelle suiciding by jumping from the high rise building on to the newyork street, in the 1994 erotic thriller Color of night

The bellybutton bug scene in The Matrix makes me uncomfortable.

oh great choice, yes, that was friggin gross