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What are some of the movies you have seen that really disturbed you?

Some of mine are:
Jesus Camp (Documentry): It was as disturbing as it was funny. Praying to God to protect your powerpoint presentation from the devil... *shakes head*That chanting session was really disturbing.

Dark City: Not really distubing, but it got me questioning my existence for a week.

The scene in Clockwork Orange where Alex was being "treated" was pretty disturbing. But maybe that had something to do with the I drops. I have a thing about putting stuff in ey
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Icorigin

Last evening the wife and I saw "Rendition"
which was a [fictional?] story about some
US-citizen Egyptian chemist captured by [CIA?]
operatives because of a non-corrected misspelling of his name
and so thought to be collaborating with the leader of an
anti-Egyptian-police, in-the-name-of-"allah," antisemitic/anti-Zionist,
suicide-bomber terrorist group and thus flown off
to and then abusively incarcerated and tortured within
some Eygptian-police-controlled detention camp
to attempt to pry info about the terrorist group the chemist
knew absolutely nothing about. The movie ended
up with one of the terrorists blowing up himself and the
Egyptian police-chief's daughter while the chemist escaped
and was sent back to the USA with the help of the CIA operative
who had witnessed the torture but was finally convinced that the
chemist was truly innocent. The secrecy coverup and denial
by the Washington-based CIA femmie in control and senator in
charge was absolutely disgusting and obnoxious!

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bizwiz

The film the really disturbed me was Hostel. That film made me think if there are places that treat other human beings like animals. If you guys have not watched this film yet, I recommend you to give this a look.

sunken

Very few movie subjects disturb me. I don't really get freaked out by the standard things like Saw and the like. I think if anything disturbs me, in both TV and movies, it's long painful diseases that people go through and the sadness surrounding it. I think there is enough of that in real life, not to have to watch it on the screen. That is why I don't watch ER, Grey's Anatomy or House.