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.
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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