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Not the most disturbing film ever


I heard so much about how thus was the most disturbing and repulsive film of all time. While the content and visuals were beyond disturbing it was handled in a such a comic style with visual flair that I really couldn't relate or feel too much sympathy for the characters. Others films such as Irreversible, The Woman next Door, and Martyrs, and left a far some disturbing presence after I finished viewing them. Does anyone else feel the same way and know of more disturbing films than this? (I mean good disturbing films!!! None of that August Underground crap, I want well made films that are really messed up)

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Only because it hasnt been mentioned, "Audition" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0235198/?ref_=nv_sr_1

Audition and Martyr's are the two best horror films I have seen. Martyr's was more scary and well down than disturbing but Audition has some deeply disturbing scenes as well as the most cringe worthy scene (end scene) that I have ever seen.

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Not only there has been movies that showed actual maiming and animal and human torture, and there's that video that millions watched on YouTube that shows a Jordanian pilot being burnt alive, as this is not even close to the most shocking movie ever.
Besides, what makes me angry is the fact that during its 104 minutes run thousands of women, men and children have been raped, molested, had their limbs cut off, eyes gouged, have been decapitated, shot, blown up by ISIS's machine guns, blown to pieces by American drones, bombs and heroic U.S. soldiers, most of them ordinary citizens, but people spend their time commenting on the 'obscenity' of the scene where a 'baby' [actually, a doll, of course. The shooting of an innocent civilian by a U.S. soldier in Iraq is ten thousands more OBSCENE than a fake rape scene on any movie, including this one. Obscenity is not a concept restricted to sex, you conservative christian hypocrites] is raped. They're deeply disturbed by depiction of violence on a fictional medium but don'n show such sensitiveness about their surroundings, their neighborhood, what their government is doing with its own citizens, what their country is doing with innocent civilians from other countries in the name of Democracy, Allah, Islam, Zionism, Palestine, Socialism, 'a Christian society and a god-fearing nation', police brutality, blacks raping white women and children and looting stores in response to the legitimate shooting of a black guy who robbed a store and assaulted its owner, homophobia being preached on live tv by politicians and religious leaders, mysoginy being taught in rap and hip-hop 'songs', traffic violence, the destruction of Earth's natural resources and the extinction of species on a daily basis, 7 billion people going on 8, 9 10, 15, 20 billion...should I go on?
If you're really alarmed with violence and child abuse, don't look for them in films. But it takes a lot more guts to fight the Real violence around us than it takes to type a angry rant against a fictional play where actors pretended to be doing things that happen around us every thousandth of a second at an astronomical rate.
Good luck with you 'nice, good and concerned' people.
Now STFU and go p.huk your self-righteous selves.

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Of course not; that'd be Bambi.

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Thanatomorphose is absolutely the most messed up film I have ever seen. I saw it once, and I never want to watch it again. It actually made me nauseated while watching it.

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The most disturbing movie of all is Gummo. It has no violence and no graphic sex, but the realization that many people in America live like this is truly horrifying.


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Gummo is more gross, than anything. I think A Serbian Film is up there on the most visually disturbing (not relying on handheld cam to give off a realistic effect). C'mon, it ticks all the boxes. But, Salo is number one. For a movie made in the 1970's, it tries to use as much as humanly possible from the source material (Marquis De Sades 120 Days of Sodom)

Here's a pretty comprehensive list, if you're so inclined to put yourself through the test: http://www.borrowingtape.com/top-200-most-disturbing-movies

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I've seen 99% movies in this thread. The Girl Next Door is the most disturbing movie ever because acting made it feels so realistic

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