What's the one scene in a movie that makes you turn away or grimace??
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When the guy gets his heart ripped out in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom."
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yea...i didn't like the middle part of the film,too. anyway, a good movie, indeed :)
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Shattered Innocence\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096091/
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The Matrix \nGone in 60 Seconds  or\nTen Things I hate about You
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SICK----- I think you would get the PINK EYE from WATCHING the movie!
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Volcano with Tommy lee Jones when his daughter is playing rock paper scissors and the Little boy I'm not paper I'm lava what stops lava to which she replies My dad.\nThe movie is jam packed with terrible lines \nsome times when it comes on we still watch it and the game is to be the first person to ring the bell at an ultra cheezy moment. needless to say we have broken 2 bells\nor Gili with Ben affleck and J lo ah bad lines oh just the whole movie start to finish all of them from the first syllable to the closing credits it may be the worst movie ever made
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green mile hands down..\nthat got robbed of its honor by a terrible movie
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Seriously? I don't want to see or image this scene at all
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Such a great question. That movie is visually stimulating from start to finish. \nI have to say my faviorte scene is when Sol and Vincent try to rob Vinnie Jones when he clearly sees they have fake guns. \nR.E.P.L.I.C.A
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I can't think of any particular ones right now--but I have seen movies with very unhappy endings (which I expected to turn out happy).  For instance, there was one where a couple struggled to be together for years, and finally when they were--one died.  I was very upset about that.
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Horror: In "Alien" when the gang is sitting at lunch, thinking everything is over, and the guys just goes convulsive and spews an alien monster out his chest.  It's the transition from relative normalcy to "holy crap" that makes it so effective.\n\nComedy: In "The Blues Brothers" the many times Carrie Fisher shows up, apparently out of nowhere, and for no apparent reason, trying to kill Jake and Elwood without success no matter how powerful the weapon or device she employs.  The sheer overkill, combined with her utter failure to do anything more than get Jake and Elwood's suits dusty, makes it work.\n\nAction: In "Batman Begins" when Batman's hardcore personality is captured so well by Christian Bale when he hauls the corrupt cop up on a wire and the guy says "I don't know, I swear to God!" and Batman screams "SWEAR TO ME!" in his face and lets him think he's about to fall to his death.  Batman's not a nice guy, was never supposed to be, and that kind of sadistic play would be exactly the kind of thing he'd do.\n\nDrama: In "Schindler's List" when Schindler collapses in guilt at not having found a way to save one more person, just one more person, if only he'd been willing to give up one more thing, anything, to save a life.  His inability to see the good he'd done because his vision is clouded by guilt at having some material possessions left to him, knowing they might have saved another life, was powefully saddening.\n\nRomance: In "When Harry Met Sally" when Billy Crystal confesses that he really had been in love with her all along, for all her traits, good and bad, right down to the bit about ordering salad dressing on the side, we really feel his own surprise at just how different his life turned out than he thought it would.  Having never believed men and women could be friends, and probably never having believed in love, he discovers that he had felt it for years and simply not let himself see it, noticing every detail of Sally's foibles and strengths, and totally not noticing that his keen observations meant more about his own feelings than he knew.
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The one with a girl named Cemetery Mary or something like that. The part when these teenagers talk about passing her along a road and seeing nothing but  a completely black void where her face should be, with glowing eyes, has always given me the creeps!
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I remember it perfectly. I was sitting next to my older sister when the cute face came on the screen. I heard a collective "Aww..." through the theater, and with no small chagrin, realized my mother's voice was the loudest. Yes, that is danged cute. The movie Garfield was pretty much ruined because of it.
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you took the type right out of my fingers!!!\nI can truly say that I have never been more repulsed by any preview I've ever saw. I actually thought that it was a joke, a parody of a trailer as though any second there would be a record needle scratch and a "no way, this is what the movie really is" but with every passing second I grew more aware to the fact that this is a nightmare of which I cannot wake.
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It was a movie that really got me thinking about how people treat each other. There were so many things that people did based out of fear or anger instead of understanding. I hated the last scene, but I loved it. It wrapped up the whole movie and helped it make sense. It made me cry, but there were aso so many funny parts. And then...Kevin Costner was in it. Sigh
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downright scary! I hate the new Charlie and the chocolate factory movie! I loved the old one!
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Without doubt Grease. For years when i was young i watched it at least once a day. i can recite it word for word without even watching it