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The Hardest Movies To Watch More Than Once

The Hardest Movies To Watch More Than Once

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The Hardest Movies To Watch More Than Once Riptide: Just thinking about Schindler's List. I watched that movie once. of my own accord. I was like 10-11. You want to talk about some real mental scarring. I enjoyed the movie, at least I think I did. but I have never, nor will I ever watch that movie again.
It just disgusts and angers me to much to see those kinds of atrocities committed by man, against man. Sure it may be acting. but the director spared zero details.
Having to watch people hide inside the feces slurry in out-houses. covered in open wounds from abuse. to avoid being gassed to death.
Never mind Liam's outstanding performance in conveying the sheer helplessness Jewish supporters faced. the actual portrayed brutality is enough to warrant never ever watching that film more than once.

Date: 2020-07-14

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The entries I personally don't really agree with being on this list are Schindlers List and American History X.
Schindlers List because I had to watch it twice in school (I'm German) and even though some of the images may be disturbing to watch at the first time, I definatly reccomend to watch it again - because then you know what happens and it takes out some of the shock you might have endured in the first watching of the movie; so you can dive deeper into the whole matter and pick of even more.
For AHX I would say are mostly the same points (exept for the school part. I watched it on free tv where it was heavily cut, and the character development is on point. A truly great movie.

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I always interpreted We Need To Talk About Kevin as simply a mass murderer movie, but told from the perspective of the parents. I notice that, whenever someone is caught doing something abhorrent, it seems that the public has increasingly little sympathy for the family of the accused. It's important to remember that these people are suffering just as much (if not more, when you add in the guilt) as the families of the victims. And, while there may have been signs, it's extremely easy to make excuses and blind spots for the people you love. Of course, until it's too late.
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There are 4 movies in this list - Shindler's List, The Passion of the Christ, Boys Don't Cry, and Precious - that I have seen 3, 4 or 5 times each. Two of them (Shindler & Passion) I've watched with my teenaged daughter, who wishes to see them again. One movie that I call the best movie I'll never watch again was Revolutionary Road. Beautifully acted & shot, it was an incredible movie, but it broke my heart so badly I don't think I could ever watch it again.
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You left out one that hammered the Oscars. Me and my wife saw it in the theater. I loved the movie. I just haven't been able to see it again. The Killing Fields based on a true story. Just. Whew. I have seen Schindlers List twice and would like to see it again. It is just so good. But for some reason I haven't seen a rewatch of The Killing Fields though it is on my bucket list to view one more time.
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I've never had to turn away, or reacted so angrily, while watching a film until I watched Irreversible. The rape scene disgusted me and left me furious. It didn't turn me off to the movie. I understood the director wanted realism and for his audience to have a reaction. I imagine that's what most directors want to happen when moviegoers see their film. They want them to have emotions.
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I was like 8 when me and my Dad watched Passion Of The Christ, and I watched up to the part with the 2 kids. Scared the undying shit outta me and had me crying in fear, I still haven't even finished the film. I like Mel Gibson's films Braveheart and Hacksaw Ridge, but POTC is my least favorite film of his for how disturbing it was to me
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No Clockwork Orange on the list? I couldn't get past the rape scene - never seen the movie because of it and probably never will. And I've seen Requiem for a Dream three times I think (yes, the movie is also really heavy and hard to digest but it's mood is so hypnotizing I couldn't help myself.
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For some reason I find it really hard to rewatch moving, emotional masterpieces like Titanic, The Shawshank Redemption, and Million Dollar Baby. Its like they were so perfect and emotionally effective on the first watch, I dont have the energy to go through it again.
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American Histroy X is hard to watch again because the end is so bad. Moral of the story Derreck was right all along, the black kid shot his brother because of a nonphysical confrontation just to be a gangsta. The movie did so good up until then.
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