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what scenes from what movies got the biggest reactions from you?
for example, at the end of The Mist i made a discusted, disgruntled noise. outloud.

discuss.

Any rape scenes always get a reaction. Usually it is disgust, but in the case of the one in A Clockwork Orange, the fact that he was singing "I'm singing in the rain" made it all the more inane and traumatising.

I meant, like, personal reactions. And they have to be out-loud.

eganic wrote:I meant, like, personal reactions. And they have to be out-loud.

Reactions are not classified as such by being outloud, that would be silly.

I cried when Mufasa died.

George wrote:I cried when Mufasa died.

Me too.

Epic Movie got the "What the fuck was that?" reaction, and so did every other ___ Movie

Condog wrote:

eganic wrote:I meant, like, personal reactions. And they have to be out-loud.

Reactions are not classified as such by being outloud, that would be silly.

indeed they are not, i just forgot to mention that in the description.

Whenever someone dies, and there's that music that plays, I cry.

And High School Musical made me cry too, but in a different way.

Top of the list, Requiem for a Dream. In particular the very end with the quick scene transitions. It always leaves me wide-eyed and shocked like I've just been slapped around the face.
Vanilla Sky left me feeling pretty spaced out the first time I saw it. The scene in the bar when the room goes quiet always gives me goosebumps and the film in general just really makes me think. Similar with America Beauty too.
American history X, very shocking film.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is another good one to mess with your head.
That's all for now. ;)

The ending to Boogie Nights made me go "o_o".

while watching The Descent i shouted out 'JESUS CHRIST!' when they're first attacked by the cave dwellers, completely on reflex. i've never done that in a movie theater before.

I've jumped numerous times while watching movies...Spiderman 3 had a pretty surprising part.
There was also a Jet Li movie where someone poisoned his tea so he would lose to his rival guy, and he ended up puking all over him. That grossed me out pretty bad, emetophobe-hypochondriac that I am.

Santa with Muscles

Reactions at:
*Title
*Leading Actor
*Leading Actor as Santa

incluye wrote:There was also a Jet Li movie where someone poisoned his tea so he would lose to his rival guy, and he ended up puking all over him. That grossed me out pretty bad, emetophobe-hypochondriac that I am.

Fearless

Really? I thought that was, errr...fairly standard...

wedgie wrote:Top of the list, Requiem for a Dream. In particular the very end with the quick scene transitions. It always leaves me wide-eyed and shocked like I've just been slapped around the face.
Vanilla Sky left me feeling pretty spaced out the first time I saw it. The scene in the bar when the room goes quiet always gives me goosebumps and the film in general just really makes me think. Similar with America Beauty too.
American history X, very shocking film.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is another good one to mess with your head.
That's all for now. ;)

Seconded, on all counts.

The Terminal, when he loses his meal vouchers. I cried.
I'm over-empathetic sometimes. Actually, all the time.

George wrote:

incluye wrote:There was also a Jet Li movie where someone poisoned his tea so he would lose to his rival guy, and he ended up puking all over him. That grossed me out pretty bad, emetophobe-hypochondriac that I am.

Fearless

Really? I thought that was, errr...fairly standard...

Emetophobia and hypochondria aren't standard, sir.

The Happening consumed me with rage.

Trainspotting was pretty disturbing.
Gummo is like being slapped in the face repeatedly for an hour and a half.

I always feel a little sad when Johnny Dep's character in Blow is busted for the last time.

Bigblargh wrote:The Happening consumed me with rage.

So much rage. I was genuinely angry after the end of that movie. (As well as angry the entire time watching it.)

I forgot about Happiness. Quite possibly the most disturbing movie ever produced.

I thought the happening was pretty good. It did help that we were having really weird weather when we went to watch it. Hale in June in Buffalo?

bluenin wrote:Trainspotting was pretty disturbing.
Gummo is like being slapped in the face repeatedly for an hour and a half.

I always feel a little sad when Johnny Dep's character in Blow is busted for the last time.

Oh yeah I forgot about Trainspotting, thats pretty raw too.

I forgot...Minority Report. Same thing as Jet Li.

Ironman...when i said, "GOD! THE LAST 30 MINUTES OF THAT MOVIE SUCKED!!"

Watching Ms. Carmody get shot in The Mist made me happy.