Pulp Fiction

KLin

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I've seen this movie at least 20 times, and the adrenaline shot in the heart scene always gives me the willies. Does anyone else have a favorite movie that has a scene that makes you cringe everytime you see it?
 
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Yes. This scene makes me cringe: In Saving Private Ryan, when one of the German soldiers and American soldier come across each other in a room and the two struggle and then German soldier slowly drives down a knife into the American soldier's chest.
 

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Cant think of the name of the show, but this chic is doin a line of coke and some guy grabs her head and slams it down on the table. The impact breaks her nose at the same time that the straw is jammed into her nose. She comes up from the table holding her nose with blood everywhere and a little peice of straw visible. That crap made me cringe, cause I could visualize it pretty easily...
 

Shockwave

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Brave Heart - Like half the movie....... Its got some pretty good "cringe" scenes in it.
 

EpsiIon

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Originally posted by: RabidMongoose
Yes. This scene makes me cringe: In Saving Private Ryan, when one of the German soldiers and American soldier come across each other in a room and the two struggle and then German soldier slowly drives down a knife into the American soldier's chest.

Gah! I STILL feel violated when I see that. The way the Nazi tries to hush the American makes me feel like he's being raped. *shudder* Not a pleasant experience...
 

0roo0roo

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yea, saving private ryan and the knife, that was the worst.
the pulp fiction hick rape...
american history x, the teeth on the curb ..then kick
irreversible rape
clockwork orange
hapiness-the pedo dad
casino -ending violence/head vice.
showgirls-the whole thing
schindlers list
american psycho-not exactly disturbing, but disturbing that huey lewis works so well with psycho murder
kids-most of it
ichi the killer-most of it
fight club-destroying something beautiful
se7en- any of the deadlysins
chuck and buck-that guy is creepy
Kissed
one hour photo-robin williams
 

NikPreviousAcct

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John Carpenter's The Thing when the doc is trying to revive one mysteriously dying crew member with the defibrulator. The second time the doc goes "CLEAR!!" and hits the guy in the chest to shock him again, the chest breaks through, the guy goes elbow-deep into the chest cavity, and the cavity closes like a mouth with teeth. The doc screams and pulls back minus half of both arms...

*shiver*
 

Ketteringo

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#1 American History X - the curbing scene :(
#2 The Pianist - when the Nazi goons toss the old guy in the wheel chair over the balcony, I just watched in disbelive, I didnt think that anyone could actually do something like that to another human being.



I think thats the biggest, others mentioned in this thread also, but not to the same extent.
 

DannyBoy

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Best character in Pulp Fiction is Jimi by far.

That one scence, "Do you see a siiiiiiiiiiiign on my front porch that says..."
 

mugs

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I've never actually been able to look at the TV when I'm watching the American History X curb scene... Same with the nails in the hands in The Passion. I'm not some kind of sissy either.
 

TubStain

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1) I flinched BIG time during the scourging scene in The Passion of Christ, where the scource is whipped with so much force, that the shards get stuck deep into the side of Jesus's rib cage, the roman soldier pulls back, realizes its stuck and then yanks it with even more force, just ripping out a chunk. <shudder>

2) Saving Private Ryan, knife scene mentioned above, it is eerie, because I bet every viewer suddenly feels helpless like that that knife is piercing them and they cant do anything about it. It's like for a minute you switch roles with the character and can feel the pain and the helplessness is overwhelming.

 

Modeps

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I didn't like the movie at all, but the scene in House of 1000 Corpses where that 'artist' guy wheels out his latest fish man creation. It's creepy.