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Too tough to watch more than once... But it was both intense and excellent. It was THE movie of it's era.
When I went to see Deerhunter at the theater when it first came out, that hit me pretty hard
(the second half -the first half reminded me of my old neighborhood but no mountains).
I own both but will probably give them away. No point in having movies I never watch. Another is Apocalypto. It has the distinction of being one movie that I almost had an anxiety attack while watching although I found it very gripping, just far too intense.
Also horror movies which I loved as a teen. Can't stomach them anymore, they are too disturbing even if not especially gory. I can not believe I used to own "The Exorcist" and thought it was a classic masterpiece.. I will never watch it again.
I tried watching Apocalypse Now the other day and couldn't, so there's one. Along with other Vietnam War movies: The Deer Hunter, Platoon and Full Metal Jacket.
All excellent films, but I don't need to see them again.
Passion of the Christ is real intense. I have tried a number of times to watch it again and I am never in the right mood to do so. It's not a film that you can just flip on.
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