Most Violent scene in a movie..

What is the most violent scene you ever seen in a movie. I havent seen to many but one that sicks out alot has to be in Casino. When Nicky get's his in the end, I just felt it was soo gruesome..

Yeah, that was pretty bad. Or the vice scene in Casino. When Pesci stabbs Billy Batts in the trunk of the car, thats pretty bad too.

People,people,people! How could anyone forget the Chainsaw scene in Scarface??????

Yeah the chainsaw seen is pretty violent

For sheer gory violence, I vote for any of the transformations that occur in John Carpenter's "The Thing." But the opening gang war in "Gangs of New York" is pushing the envelope.

The chainsaw scene was prett bad when I first saw it. But after watching it a couple of times it does'nt seem that bad.

When Sonny beats the hell out of Carlo.

Or, when Sonny gets shot at the causeway.

Ya know the chainsaw scene didn't bother me so much. Maybe it becuase I was little when I saw it but the ending of Braveheart was pretty bad, even though they didn't show much, it was still gross.

How about the wood chipper scence in Fargo, and the first 30 mins of Saving Private Ryan.

I'm with Verbal Assassin on this one. Private Ryans intro was bad. Definately drew me into the movie with chills down my spine.

The most graphic scenes that come to mind is opening scene of "Saving Private Ryan" which was visually graphic.

Casino with Joe Pesci and his brother getting whacked in the cornfield which was not that bloody but the sound effects of the bats hitting the bodies was graphic.

how about the one in american history x when the black guy's teeth is put on the pavement before his head is stamped on? santoro's death was disturbing, as was the rape scene in once upon...america. this made me dislike the film!! probably down to de niro's tremendous acting.

mick

I don't know if you guys have ever seen 'The Cell' (w/ Jennifer Lopez, ya need to). There's a scene in the movie where the villain is gutting a body in the bathtub. Gruesome.

most violent for me was the shooting of Santino in the causeway. a lot of gunman and recieving those 100 plus bullets.

GoodFella

yea i seen that part goodfellaoggie, it was pretty greusome..

Very bloody... Which was a big deal back then.

The end of Scarface was pretty violent and Saving Private Ryan was violent too.

the hook scene in 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' is pretty violent in its way...

Some scenes from Natural Born Killers are pretty bloody to, especially directors cut version

I guess that none of you have seen Itchi the Killer - now that's violence on steroids/speed whatever

I remember staring in awe at the first half hour or so of Saving Private Ryan... What a great movie, and a great opening sequence.

Another scene I forgot was in Robocop. When he got shot down in the begining.. It was horrible

Yup this one is pretty bad in my opinion. Also is the scene in Goodfellas when he shoots the guy in the trunk that wasn't quite dead yet..

Yea I remember that in American History X, "Say GOODNIGHT!!" lol That part was'nt to bad after I saw the movie a few more times..

You know, I have never actually WATCHED that scene in American History X. I knew it was coming and I closed my eyes the first time we watched it cause I knew it would make me cry. There is nothing like injustice to make me weep like a child! The second time we watched it I kept my eyes closed again.

Trust me, it's not as bad as you think it is ..

I think the most violent scene is any rape scene, arguably the most dispicable/violent act other than murder (I personally think it's worse). I particularly hate Noodles raping the woman in "Once Upon a Time in America."

i think the reason why Noodles did that to Deborah was he's "desperately in love" with her. Noodles has no choice, the girl will go to hollywood and leave him. that's his last resort as the "desperately in love guy", IMHO. . .
> Congrats on your new rank Pareng Puppeteer!

GoodFella

Yes, congrats, Puppeteer!

Thank you, Goodfella and Anthony Lombardi! I won't forget it (ala how Vito remembers kindness and favors).

So many to choose from.
Mine have to b either

Scarface chainsaw scene
First part of saving private Ryan
Or when sonny gets shot (why did he get out of the car?)

The rape scenes in "The Generals Daughter", "The Accused" and "Pulp Fiction" were disturbing to me. So was the scene in "Last Exit to Brooklyn" when Tra La La has the whole neighborhood waiting in line to have sex with her.

The scene in "American History X" where he makes the guy lie on the ground and put his open mouth on the curb then smashes his head with his boot was awful, but it was an excellent movie.

The scene in "The Exorcist" with the little girl and the crucifix was almost too much as was just about all of "End of Days", "Natural Born Killers" and "kalifornia".

You're right about those rape scenes, Scarlett. One that was even worse was Dr. Melfi's rape in season 2 of "Sopranos."

Luckily we don't have HBO or I probably would have had that one on the list too!

There was an awful, horrible video I rented maybe about 6 or 7 years ago, maybe some of you have seen it, luckily I can't remember the title of it, when I rented it I thought it was one of those crime shows kind of like "Cops", but hardly.
It was clips of video surveillance cameras and regular police crime scene videos. It had a scene of the police raiding the house of some Satanists who had body parts in their sink, a surveillance camera video of some poor guys who tried to break into a junkyard getting killed by the dogs guarding it and one of some guy who recorded rapes he'd done.
I took it back to the video store and the lady who owned the store took it off the shelves after I told her what was in it.
Still afects me when I think about it.

You know.. I guess it's a weird thing to say or feel maybe even but, rape scenes just don't bother me. It's not to say that I don't think they are horrible or extremely traumatic. But to me when you say "most violent scene " I don't think of rape. Rape to me is a mental invasion so much more then a physical one. It's a control thing.
I don't want anyone to misconstrue what I'm saying, I think rape is a barbaric and terrible crime.. I just don't think it's the most violent..

Yeah I get what your saying Sonnys Gumar, but in my opinon. Anyone that is getting hurt is a violent act to me..

Yeah, I agree with you when you put it that way.

Any physical abuse is considered a violent act.

Sonny with Lucy Mancini during Connie's wedding.

I agree with a lot of those mentioned. I remember when the movie "Bonnie and Clyde" came out. The shoot-out scene at the very end was quite a spectacle, seemingly lasting a long time. For the time it was considered very violent.

TIS

I`m gonna have to agree with you, Turnbull.

No, she was ENJOYING it.

No, she was ENJOYING it. [/b][/quote]She sure was.

I don't have a favorite, but this is a list of movies that I usually turn my head when a violent scene appears. There must be a thin line b/w violence and gore.
I have to agree that battle scenes of Gladiator, private ryan, windtalkers, Gangs of NY, braveheart were a bit violent.

I thought Aliens and Preditor was up there in the gore category.

But for single Kills: American X (curb scene), NBK, scarface (bathroom scene), Interview with Vampire, Hammibal (dinner scene)

For rape scenes the ones in A Clockwork Orange, Pulp Fiction, Once Apon A Time In America and Deliverance were quite full-on.

As for violence, Nicky and his brother getting the shit beaten out of them was one of the worst, although the most disturbing part was seeing them getting buried while still half-alive. Utterly terrible.
In A Clockwork Orange when Alex is taken into the field by Georgie and Dim, dunked in the trough and beaten up his quite violent.
In Pulp Fiction, almost everything in the "Gold Watch" section is pretty violent.
In Gladiator and Braveheart the fight scenes are quite violent.
In The Shining the eleavtor pouring with blood, despite not being violent, is still f*cking scary, also when Halloran gets an axe in the chest.
In GoodFellas the opening, and speaking of openings, Savign Private Ryan's was pretty gruesome.
In Pulp Fiction in the car where Vincent accidently shoots Marvin in the face (the state of the car is the worse thing).

and

Reservoir Dogs, I'm surprised no-one mentioned the torture sequence (although there are probably worse ones around.)

-Penguin

Also is American History X worth taking a look at?

yeah all those parts you said were really violent..American History X wasn't too greusome though..

I like in American History X when three guys try to steal his car and he shoots them.

"Too violent to me." Don Fanucci

I'd say scenes from Platoon, Saving Pvt. Ryan, Hamburger Hill, Godfather (that part where Sonny got shot, where Sonny was beating up Carlo), Gladiator, Rambo series and Pulp Fiction are the some of the most violent I've seen.

goodfelas the first scean, black hawk down when there reaching into his leg. the begining of saving privit ryan. in fargo with the wood chiper and the bullet to the head.

how bout in donnie brasco when they shot sonny red's crew and then chopped them up with saws in the basement???...dont forget that

Opening Scene For gangs of new york. I knew it was going to be mentioned. The whole movie is the most violent movie i have ever seen and that is possibly out there. It makes Goodfellas and Casino look like family tv.

I saw Martin talking on Conan O'brien about what conservatives and critics thought of Goodfellas and how it was an inresponsible movie they thought. He definatly did not hold anything back on Gangs Of New York back.

i tend not to class war scenes as violent--don't know why, i think that it's because those are required in a war, whereas in a normal movie the violence is emphasised by the fact that it doesn't have to be committed.

some more violent scenes i've thought of:
the hammer and hook scenes in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
the end scene of soldier blue.
the child molesting scene in Sleepers--don't actually see it but it sounds distressing!
the killing of Stacks in Goodfellas--see the blood?

mick

A very violent scene is in Reservoir Dogs, when mister Blonde tortures that cop. OMG the first time I saw that

Here's one that no one thought of: In the Hitchcock movie "Torn Curtain", when Paul Newman killed a man by first stabbing him then finishing him off by sticking his head in the oven!!!
That may not be the most Violent scene in a movie, but it is very realistic and shows how hard it is to kill a man both physically and emotionally.

WEll there is always the fight scenes in gladiator.

Joe Pesci getting beaten and buried on top of his brother in Casino takes the cake.

That movie was pretty violent, what with Joe Pesci STABBING A GUY IN THE NECK WITH A PEN. That was the second most violent scene in that movie. I mean, that's f*cking brutal!

Goodfellas, when theyre kicking the guy to death in the bar was kinda shocking. And then Pesci stabs him in the trunk of the car...

The ending to Mean Streets wouldnt be that bad if it wasn't so realistic. DeNiro running around with a bullet in his neck or whatever, and the girls arms is sticking out of the windshield.

Gangs Of New York, when Bill the Butcher bashes the guy in the head with the mallot is pretty bad, too.

Martin Scorcese is a violent guy!

And if anyone saw Carlito's Way, the part when Sean Penn (the lawyer) bashes the Mafia boss on the head until it breaks open and blood pours out was surprising violent for that movie.

I would hate to correct Turnbull since he has more knowledge about Organized Crime than I do. But wasn't Melfi's rape scene in season 3 of the Sopranos?

I would hate to correct Turnbull since he has more knowledge about Organized Crime than I do. But wasn't Melfi's rape scene in season 3 of the Sopranos?[/b][/quote]you're definitely right, Iceman! well done for picking up on this terrible and unredeemable mistake! Turnball, i'm ashamed!!!

mick

ps. that scene was terrible, how the camera stays on melfi's face as she gets raped. hard decision to take by chase, but it's the right one for making the scen as brutal and realistic as possible.

What about Casino, when he has his head in a vise and turns it till his eyeball pops out across the room!...The baseball bat ending is also in the top few also.....

There are a lot of violent scenes put in cinema. I don't know if things really disturb me, but I remember stuff. The Godfather, of course with such scenes as Sonny's brutal murder and the Baptisimal killings (Moe Green). The first half-hour of Saving Private Ryan and many people have stated how they were actually moreover disturbed by the fight between the two soldiers in that building in that last forty-five minutes. In Gladiator, that first battle in the arena where one of the slaves wets himself and finds himself speared to death along with a lot of other massacreing. There's a shot in We Were Soldiers where a soldier who has been blown away is carried to a helicopter as he screams with most of his face burned off. With Gangs of New York, I don't know why becuase I knew what was gonna happen, but it depressed me in the first scene that these two gangs were fighting so casually with the intent to kill each other. In modern gang warfare, if just one guy ends up dead after a brawl, it's considered a big deal, but to think that back then it could be considered so normal is rather disheartening.

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Joe pesci's brother (Burt Young) getting shot in the eye in Once Upon A Time In America.

Both rapes in Once Upon..America were pretty shocking.

Terminator: When he rips the guys heart out.

Casino: Head in a vise, Pen in the neck, In the Ditch.

Goodfellas: Pistolwhip, Pesci losing part of his head when he gets whacked, Beating up the guy in the car, icepick int he back of the head

American History X: The Big Indian rapes him in jail, when his little brother gets shot int he bathroom at the end.

Mean Streets: DeNiro catches a bullet right in the ear.

Apocalypse Now: Beheading a live bull,

Deer Hunter: Steven breaking his legs

Exorcist-spider-walking down the stairs (Directors Cut)

Boyz N Tha Hood: Driveby on Ricky, and the Payback in the parkinglot

Juice-2pac killing all his friends

Gang Related-2pac getting shot in the head

Pulp Fiction-Marsellus geting raped

Jackie Brown: DeNiro getting killed

Raging Bull-Lamotta losing all the blood in his head in the last match

GF3-The "Swiss banker fuck" hanging from the bridge

Jaws-Quint gets eaten

Halloween-Annie gets choked in the car (HONK)

Halloween 2-Syringe in the eye, shot in the eyes

Friday the 13th-Kevin Bacon gets a spike through his throat, Marcy gets an Axe in the face

Nightmare on Elm Street-Tina's death, Johnny Depp's death, Freddy's burning death on the bed

Kids-The Skateboard scene

Sleepers, Green Mile, and Shawshank Redemption had some pretty violent scenes.

Anymore I forgot?

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i would prolly have to say savin private ryan's beginin...what really got to me was those guys screamin mama and holdin their guts in...and when the camera pans underwater and u can see the bullets in the water hittin those guys and they start twitchin and everything....

Ricardo, there were several spoilers there. :rolleyes:

bump, and, also remember when Rob DeNiro bit off that woman's cheek in Cape Fear?

Thanks for spoiling Cape Fear Vercetti.

thats not exactly a spoiler.

The scene in Sugartime where they have the guy hog tied in the back seat of the car with the shotgun to his head, and the whole time they are betting on how long he lasts.

Although its not a movie, Dr. Melfi's rape scene. The scene in WIld Things where that one chick gets killed with a champagne bottle was pretty bad i thought. I wasnt really grossed out in casino, but I always cringe during goodfellas when henry beats karen's neighbor in the face with a gun.

I would have to agree with the two "Casino" scenes being really troubling. I remember leaving the theater thinking how disturbing the ending was seeing Pesci & his brother clubbed with the bat and then buried (barely) alive. That vice scene was good too.
Or how about "Untouchables" when DeNiro (as Capone) beat the pulp out of the guy with a baseball bat in front of the entire group?

When I originally saw this thread. I assumed that it was most violent scene in gangster/mafia movies. But going with that, I'd have to agree that any rape scene is kinda hard to watch. Often times because in contrast to a death scene you see the rape victim later on in the film. Where as when the person dies you don't. So I think it kinda has more of an effect on the audience. Once Upon A Time in America was crazy. I saw it on AMC like at 4am until 7am and it was uncut, which suprised me. I bought the Brazilian dvd of it. That movie's gruesome, but great. Also another scene that wasn't mentioned was in Godfather 3 when Vincent stabs that priest in the neck with his own glasses! Now that's gangster!

Black Hawk Down is pretty violent when they are trying to fix that guy's leg, blood is squirting everywhere.

I have thought of another couple...
Even though I have not had the pleasure yet of seeing my most-wanted, I have seen one of the scenes from Chinatown, when Jack NIcholson has his nose slashed.

Oh, and when Mufasa gets trampled by Wilebeasts in The Lion King... So sad, I couldn't watch! :p

mick

There's some things we don't talk about!

i would also have to say american history x. but more gruesome is when danny is shot at the end i was sooooo pissed i wanted to go nuts.also in the godfather when mike shoots the chief and the gangster u can just see the spray come off the back of his head

skinhead

I think the beach scene in Private Ryan is probably the most violent I canthink of. Close to it is the horse's head scene in GF, and just aboout all of The Silence Of The Lambs

How bout the ending of Taxi Driver? The guy gets his whole hand blown off!

Insomnia-the end shootout
Devil's Advocate-The two suicides
Donnie Brasco-some sick shit here
Heat-Executions
Kingpin-The rape scene, some other brutal murders, the butchered dog
15 Minutes-That Emil guy scared me
Frankenstein-Sorry but...I cant watch that movie EVER again!
Angel heart-The whole movie is one big freak out (Voodoo, chicken sacrifice, bloody sex scenes, human hearts)
Once Upon A Time In America-lots of shocking scenes
Deer Hunter-Russian Roulette, Nick's Suicide
Reservoir Dogs-Mr. White torturing the cop
Pulp Fiction-the "GIMP"
Schindlers List-brutal reality
Platoon-black guy brutalized by Viet Cong, the one guy torturing the villagers

I haven't done so yet, so welcome to the boards buddy! Are you into ska?

mick

yes i am into ska also oi and regge i like alot of punk bands too

hi skinhead

i have to say that Hannibal was pretty grusome. the whole brain part and the pigs and oh that was just gross.

i also hate to see suicides

oh yeah, and the chainsaw scene in Scarface! Mmmm... bloody!

How about Flash Gordon when Max Von Sydow gets the nose of the spaceship pierced through him :p

After watching Goodfellas again last night, I realise that Stacks' killing is the worst (in terms of violence) of the movie, with the camera not going off when the bullet hits him and the blood erupting everywhere. Normally, there is a close up shot and camera trickery to show a cold-murder execution, but this one was rather graphic.

mick

the family murder in the Professional war graphic.

In Pulp Fiction where Bruce Willis slices one redneck with his sword and then stabs him, oh and where Zed gets his balls blown off by Marcellus was pretty violent too.

Platoon - When the American smashes the young dumb Vietnamese kid head open with the butt of his gun.

Some of the aforementioned film/scenes are more gory than violent. Rape is pretty much the ultimate violence as has been atested. Rape and the killing or torture of innocent, defenseless people is the most violent scene to me. In addition to the previously mentioned rape scenes:
Schindler List - the executions and shots from the balcony.
Sopranos - Ralphie beating up the who-wah.
Deer Hunter - the Russian Roulette scene.

The hanging of the guy in Mississippi Burning.

Mick

Shallow Grave- Crowbar to the shins
and when the man is beaten then trapped in freezer, also all of the teeth smashing in that movie.
GFpt2 Fanucci getting killed and vitos mumsie getting shotgunned.
Clockwork Orange- The suicide and when he gets battered in the feild and theres nothing he can do...(that movie is fucked up its my best...)
Oh yea and i watched some movie with sam neil and they were stuck on some ship in space and the ship was alive and it was pretty gory (event horizon?)
Apocolypse Now with the cow.
umm City of God the final gang warfare shit gets pretty heavy...
Oh yea, some porn i watched and the guys dick broke.

I'd have to go with the end scene in Scarface with Pacino. Not only that, but the beating of Nicky Santoro at the end of Casino (where him & his brother get beaten with the baseball bats.) The really horrible thing is that Nicky had to watch his brother get it first!

Any scene with a rape is too violent for me. That I will not watch.

rape scene? never watch Once Upon a Time in America. the rape in this movie once became an issue here.

GoodFella

Saving Private Ryan gets my vote! That opening definitely did for me! (It's not your father's war movie)


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It wasn't that sick but it was pretty bad, When Pesci gets shot in GoodFellas, How the blood squirts from his face.

you should watch how Pesci died in Casino.
welcome to the Family OkieBoy!

GoodFella

If you look closely, you can see the bats bend when they hit them. It spoiled the whole scene for me when I saw this flaw. :p

that's expected. of course they won't use real bats in the movie Don V.

GoodFella

I think Stacks' is worse.

Mick

No shit but they could have made it more realistic other ways.

How about the knife fight in West Side Story? I couldn't watch!

Mick

How about in Backdraft when the newbie gets his mask plate melted to his face?!!

Or just about every scene where someone gets wacked in the Omen movies? Heads get schlopped off, priests get impaled, women get knocked off banisters, people choke, or squashed by train carts. Hell, I even think one guy gets decapitated by a demolition ball.

The fight scene between Christian Slater and Gary Oldman in True Romance is pretty violent,and dont forget the first 10 minutes of From Dusk Till Dawn.

Hey, seriousley, man, when I was a kid and saw that movie for the first time and knew what was coming, I kept out of the room. It is a pretty devestating scene in the mental sense.

Gets pretty brutal toward the end of Beauty and the Beast, if memory serves, as well. :p

The battle scenes in Braveheart and Saving private Ryan I htought were pretty bad and gruesome, but one movie that was really bad was House of 1000 Corpses it's a horror flick but some of the scenes in that movie left me speechless.

KILLING ZOE (just about the whole movie)the vietnam scenes in DEAD PRESIDENTS,and most of FROM HELL,if you havent seen any of these I highly recomend you do.

Do you mean The Killing Fields?

Do you mean The Killing Fields? [/b][/quote]If that was a joke, I didn't get it. He is serious. Killing Zoe is a different film to the Killing Fields. By the "vietnam scenes" he was referring to Dead Presidents" (I assume).

Mick

when tommy gets wacked in goodfellas was pretty bad, also when vincent shoots the guy in the back of the car in pulp fiction. some of the jail scenes in natural born killers were pretty bad too.

When Pesci stabs the dude in Casino with a pen, that was pretty violent.

in the movie The Evil Dead in this one scene Ash`s sister stabs one of the people in the heal with a pencil and twists it and everything it was one of those scenes were you just cringe imagining what that would feel like. Not as much violent as it is gruesome.

Also in this one episode of The Shield Vic gets a corpse and props it in a chair and blows the head of with a shotgun, you see the blood,skull fragments, and brain on the wall.

Or the shootouts in 3000 miles to graceland.


Full Metal Jacket is really violent and stuff, Pile`s suicide, Hartman`s death, sniper shooting the 2 guys, and animal mother just blasting away.

That was "Goodfellas". And for me the most violent Films I have seen is a list.

1. Saving Private Ryan
2. Hannibal
3. The Godfahter Horses head scene.
4. Once Upon A time in america
6. Goodfellas
7. Casino The Head in the Vise was ****ing nutts!

you're right Mike, this was fucking nuts. this happened in real life. Anthony "The Ant" Spilotro did this to Billy MacCarthy. . .

GoodFella

Must add Gangs of New York to this list. Watched it this week. The opening battle is not only one of the most violent I've seen, it's also the best I've seen! Bill headbutting Amsterdam isn't exactly the softest violence I've seen, either.

Mick

How about in Resevoir Dogs when Blonde cut the cops ear off with the shaving blade?

Yes, disturbing scene to watch, made even more uncomfortable by the easy going music! The actually cutting of the ear could have been worse, but it was still bad nonetheless.

Mick

You should see the deleted scenes, and it shows not one, but TWO alternative shots of the scene. You can instently tell why they weren't used.

Omar, I'd love to see that scene. I'm guessing it is on the DVD? Too bad I only have it on VHS.

Mick

I don't know which is worse to me, if a scene is violent or if it is "disturbing".

I think the most violent scene I have seen in a movie wasn't even in a mob movie, it was in one they show occasionally on "Lifetime" called "The Tracey Thurman Story", a true story about a wife who is beaten for years by her husband while the town's law enforcement does nothing because they are married. The scene where he beats her for the last time and leaves her paralyzed is the most disturbing I've ever seen, it seems to go on forever.

The most violent seen that i saw in a movie was in casino when Joe Pesci made a guys eye pop out.

The last 10 minutes of The Wild Bunch, it was nearly rated X because of the violence.

The deleted "Dog scene" on the Men Of Honor DVD.

The Dog Scene wasnt that Bad.

Omaha Beach
June 6th, 1944
D-Day

In Saving Private Ryan

Or how about when Stacks gets it in goodfellas? it wasn't that bad, but his blood sprayed everywhere and he like dived in it. not that bad by today's standards, but still a bit graphic

The gunfights (there's too many of them) from Desperado

What about the "Police Station Massacre" from "The Terminator"?

I think the whole scene where Mr. Brown is torturing the cop in "Reservoir Dogs" was pretty bad.

Mr Blonde(Michael Mandsen) cutting the policeman's ear off in Reservoir Dogs. Especially the soundtrack on the background makes this scene memorable, and personally I think that shows the brutality and insanity of Mr.White even more

Any one seen the Gangster Number 1 deleted scenes.

When Mikey gets killed at the beginning of Beverly Hills Cop. I guess because I didn't see it coming and he was such a pitiful character.

Last of the Mohicans. The film is quite a reminder of how living was historicaly brutal. Many violent scenes in that one. I think any violence that portrays historical or real violence is more chilling than dramatic violence because suspension of disbelief is almost automatic.

Welcome Arthur. How's the marrige going

Original posted by Pherdy: Michael Madsen's character in Reservoir Dogs was Mr. Blonde, Harvey Keitel played Mr. White.

Deidre is fine, though she is seeing quite a lot of our therapist.

I'm glad someone finally gets my namesake! Good show! You're the first on many forums to say something.

About my post, I guess The Last of the Mohicans is not a scene, but I meant to say that there are several scenes in it that are brutal but extremely believable.

Michael Madsen's character in Reservoir Dogs was [b]Mr. Blonde, Harvey Keitel played Mr. White. [/b][/quote]at least I got the scene right, right? what a mistake, thanks Nice Guy Eddie for noticing!

It wasnt THAT bad...

This French movie Irreversible was pretty disturbing.
The nearly 10 minute long rape scene where Monica Bellucci gets sodomized is pretty hard to watch.
Also in the beginning of the movie where a guy gets his face smashed in with a fire extinguisher is pretty gruesome too.

I still want to see that one


Speaking off disturbing rape scenes in French movies: "Baise-Moi" (tr: rape me!) belongs to that category as well

Ichi The Killer was pretty violent even my censored Hong Kong imported VCD was bloody. i still havne't seen it yet. lol

but one of the most memorable violent scene was when Beat Takeshi tore a chopstick, plucked it up this guy's nose and then smash the chopstick up the guy's nose. and then, all u see is red. that was "Brother".

taxidriver final scene was pretty violent..what about the chainsaw scene in scarface? when sonny got shot up in the godfather? -Pat

The worst for me, having thought about it for a while, is the clobbering scene in Misery. Our dear James Caan screams so painfully the poor guy must have just wanted to die. Sends shivers up my spine.

Look up a movie called "Irreversible" on

http://www.imdb.com

Maybe download the "Fire Exstinguisher" scene if you can off kazaa... but its gruesome.. Not recommended for the faint hearted..

for ganster movies:

Most gruesome on film: The murder of Sonny or Ralphie.

Most violent but imagined: Chainsaw in Scarface

Don't know if this has been mentioned before but the most violent scene I saw was probably in Reservoir Dogs when Mr.Blonde cut off the cops ear. You didn't really see him do it but the effect it had on me was better than if I saw it. Just picturing how it felt and they showed what was left of his ear. CREEPY!

Another one is in "A Long Good Friday," the glass bottle scene on the boat! Check it out.

Mick

i dont know if anyone posted this yet but some of the fight scenes in "gladiator" were pretty violent.

the rape scène in Boys Don't Cry...


by the way, the way Hilary Swank (quite a good looking woman) looks in this movie is disturbing enough, yet brilliantly acted (she won an oscar)

even though i havent seen scarface i'm gonna have to go with the chainsaw scene.getting cut apart w/ a chainsaw...... ow id be wishing i was dead long before it happened. also the end of casino SPOILER WARNING when nicky and dominick are getting whacked with the bats.... i've never beat anyone with a baseball bat before,so i'm not exactally an expert in this field,but would it really make that sound? the metalic ping. my guess would be a deep thud

dude, never did that before?

not even once? to try a little? have got no little brothers to beat up?

That Casino scene is exactly what I would say was the most violent scene in a movie. I just finished watchin it today (after buying it months ago).

It is a very brutal scene to say the least.

Ouch!

thats what fists are for! i'd sure hate to be your little brother

what little brother??

what little brother??


[/b][/quote]Thats alot of "no" brothers...

my parents kept trying