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It was made after a true story. Disturbing - maybe, but not most shocking.
I remember seeing another German movie about a man who moved to a tent middle in a forest and starve himself to death. He wrote diary about every day experience, till the day he was too weak to do so. "The sound of insects" also made after a true story. Actually very interesting movie...
European movies are quite different.
That one caught me unawares, as sometimes I'll see a director's film blind. I had been following Michael Haneke's filmography at the time. I guess I don't really like truly disturbing films, and I'm sure more could be found through a search. A couple I've heard of will probably never be in my queue.
When Isabelle Huppert picked up a piece of tissue paper covered with semen then put it near her nose in La Pianiste, I dropped my jaw. I knew it was gonna be a disturbing film but that was just too gross. I mean, semen does not smell good.
I don't want to be the gross one, but....it doesn't smell bad to me. Have you ever smelled your own? I mean, have you ever....you know....and then put the sock (or whatever you used to "catch" it) up to your nose? You can almost get high off of the smell, it's fantastic. Alternately, you could just smell the palm of your hand that you used. I swear I'm not just saying that to be nasty. But it smells great - better than the smell of bacon.
I thought I was crazy at first, but the smell of sex with a woman afterwards is incredible. I love to wear it all day so I can remember my romp in the morning, especially with someone you love.
What a conversation .
Semen's smell makes me gag, I literally can't believe some actually swallow it after a blowjob. Maybe the semen you have smelt(or tasted?) wasn't that bad, but judging from my (limited) experience, it's effin' disgusting.
But I can cope with sock or foot.
Thank you, you answered my question. I truly feel sorry for you (and your man, if you have one).
My best times have been pleasuring my husband and feeling the power of making him happy and sated.
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That scene in American History X when the skinhead killed a guy by making him open his mouth and bite a curb, then stomped on his head, breaking his jaw off. Ugh, I cringe just thinking about it.
Saving Private Ryan has received critical acclaim for its realistic portrayal of World War II combat. In particular, the sequence depicting the Omaha Beach landings was named the "best battle scene of all time" by Empire magazine and was ranked number one on TV Guide's list of the "50 Greatest Movie Moments".[1
I agree, a friend showed it to me on a fairly large projection TV with a great sound system and I almost found myself standing and asking for it to stop. IMO should be required viewing for anyone who thinks war is a glorious activity.
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I think the worst thing in a movie was when I was watching "The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea" and the little boys hate the mom's boyfriend and they give this cat milk with a sedative in it and cut the cat's heart out still beating....then they do the same to Kris Kristofferson.. as he is trying to befriend the kids.....That bugged me for a long time....
The dental scene in Marathon Man.
"So I'll just drill into a healthy tooth until I reach the pulp. That is unless, of course, you can tell me that it's safe"
That scene in American History X when the skinhead killed a guy by making him open his mouth and bite a curb, then stomped on his head, breaking his jaw off. Ugh, I cringe just thinking about it.
Yeah, the curb stomp was pretty...uh...interesting.
The whole movie was brutal. I thought the message was great.
To answer the question, I am not shocked easily. However, the sheer graphic nature of Lars von Trier's Antichrist was pretty staggering. I suggest people read the synopsis and don't watch the movie. And at the end, I realized seeing all that was a giant waste of my time.
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