“The Lovely Bones. Just can’t watch it without full blown ugly crying and feeling so very sad for that beautiful soul and her family. Knowing how her family won’t get to say good-bye because of some sick f*ck took her life, bothers me so much. Being a parent, these intrusive thoughts pop in your head sometimes and it makes me sick to my stomach…
Great movie! Just stayed with me longer than I had wanted.”
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Pamela 1 year ago
Why would I watch any of these movies?!?! Life is hard enough... give me something fun and entertaining, not depressing and shocking.
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Leonore 1 year ago
Pamela,
Quit whining. Why are you even here? Watching movies like this is actually cathartic to some people. Anyway I've seen almost all of them, and I'm fine. Go away.
Quit whining. Why are you even here? Watching movies like this is actually cathartic to some people. Anyway I've seen almost all of them, and I'm fine. Go away.
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Adaline 1 year ago
Leonore, Shut up. Pamela is entitled to his/her opinion.
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Eighta 1 year ago
Adaline, So is Leonore. That's the great thing about free speech. People get to say things you don't like.
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Vina 1 year ago
Altered States.
I could not decide whether it was an anti-drug or pro-drug movie.
I could not decide whether it was an anti-drug or pro-drug movie.
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Ivan 1 year ago
Watership Down is a good movie, but shouldn't be shown to little kids. Just because its animated does not mean its kid-friendly.
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Kaye 1 year ago
Feeling emotions isn’t the same thing as being messed up.
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Corey 1 year ago
Reverse for me. I had a nightmare when I was younger that stuck with me. The movie In the Mouth of Madness hit me because, except for the book/author bit, it was almost exactly like that nightmare.
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Otha 1 year ago
Found a couple here I'm adding to my list for Halloween! I love scary flicks!
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Elze 1 year ago
#13 Eraserhead is a nightmare in the truest sense of the word, completely unreal and yet real enough to be deeply disturbing.
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Muriel 1 year ago
A Scanner Darkly
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Virdie 1 year ago
True, something we didn't know when it came out. I was a child when I first saw it, but I had already read the book, and I knew it was gonna be dark, but I thought like maybe Disney dark... nope I was wrong.
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Virdie 1 year ago
"What Dreams May Come", left me stuttering and speechless. I don't belive religious stuff and was taken blindly by someone, but I was trained well in it, and seeing it play out on screen in a near perfect way in theaters broke me for a few days.
Quit whining. Why are you even here? Watching movies like this is actually cathartic to some people. Anyway I've seen almost all of them, and I'm fine. Go away.
I could not decide whether it was an anti-drug or pro-drug movie.