what movie really bothered you?

Million Dollar Baby. I think it so close to home because as a disabled person, and having so many disabled friends, the idea of just giving up because of it really, really got to me. That someone could think life isn't worth living because of a disability, even a severe disability, really got to me. I couldn't shake it for months.

The exorcist , I swore after going to that I would never ever watch another demonic movie and I wont.

The movie Crash has moved me.It has shown the plight of the different races in America beautifully.A wonderful movie.

BEYOND BORDERS was one of the movie that really bothered me....some of the scenes in the movie were very touching....

I absolutely love the movie Trainspotting. As for a movie that got to me... Office Space... : ) I really need to find a different job (er, industry even). It is killing me slowly.

There have been some disturbing movies that I have seen. One that was just so heart wrenching was Sophie's Choice. I remember my girlfriend really liked Meryl Streep, so we went into this movie at a premier in Philadelphia not knowing what it was about. It was so ....uh, just surprising and jaw dropping and left you aching over and over again....... we left the picture and walked back to campus mostly in silence. It still bothers me a little when i think back at it. the most disturbing thing is the scene where she is forced to make another choice----does she give up her son or her daughter? It is an unfathomable choice that I cannot even contemplate and it was very hard for me to watch then when I had no children. I cannot even think of the possibility now.

Lage Raho Munna Bhai is really got into my soul & it will remain there for some time.

A couple of different movies come to mind for me actually Green Mile is one...amazing flick Hard Candy is another and again its an amazing flick Thirteen Hotel Rwanda just broke my heart! Stay Gia Patch Adams Cider House Rules In the Time of Butterflies Pay It Forward American History X Million Dollar Baby Veronica Geurin *sp* Girl, Interupted Prozac Nation man there are tons...

one film that always stayed in my mind is the " little buddha".

the green mile because I did not want them to electricute that man. Its an amazing movie but I felt so bad for that man.....thats a tear jerker.

The 1996 movie A Time To Kill. When the guys raped and brutallized the little girl, I never forgot that. My daughter was 2 years ol at the time and seeing that made me sick. Then in the movie that father goes and kills the guys who did that to his little girl and they charged him with murder. I didn't blame the man for killing the guys and watching the movie was so intense.

There are alot of movies that have bothered me - movies that have haunted me. Carrie is one that I use to have nightmares about and I'm not one to get scared about movies but that one just bothered my soul. Se7en is another one - this has to be the one that got to me the most and still does. I won't spoil the ending but what a sick twisted movie. Passion of the Christ is one that made my soul cry. I mean literally cry. I think I ached more from watching that movie than any other. There are others but I can't think right now.. maybe I'll come back and post more if I think of them. Oh and for my husband, you all might think this is funny but Ghost haunted him for many years in his dreams. He would dream that those little black things were always coming to take his soul. I love that movie but we can't watch it because of the nightmares it gave him.

There are several movies that got into my nerves.. And one of those is Armageddon..I really can't imagine how it feels that the two most important person in your life will be in danger at the same time. It's really bothering.

Requiem for A Dream really bothered me, I felt disturbed for hours afterwards.

''Because you loved me''

Although there are a lot of great movies mentioned here, the one most recently that affected me was "An Inconvenient Truth," which is the movie that Al Gore did about global warming. There are so many stunning details about what havoc humans are causing to the planet and the animals and fish on it. Polar bears are drowning because there aren't enough ice floes for them; fish are dying in the tropical areas like the Great Barrier Reef because the water has gotten too warm. I think that the denial by so many people of this issue can really make you sad and think, how can I turn this around. I hope that everyone who has the chance to see this movie will do so. It's powerful and a clear warning that we need to change how we behave today so that we don't ruin the planet for the future generations.

I agree with many others who have responded in that there are actually a lot of movies that have bugged me in one way or another but I think the biggest one is one that I saw when I was too young to be watching it. It was called Bug and is about these mutant cockroaches. It is from 1975 and I was 7 or 8 when I saw it. It really freaked me out and made me squeemish but the worst part is that it had a life long effect on me. Because of this movie I have a terrifying fear of cockroaches and any bug that looks like them. I mean the kind of fear that causes me to run and cry because one got close to me. I have even run over my disabled sister because I was trying to get away from a roach. Incidentally she also saw that movie when I did and now she alos has this same fear. She once woke her kids up at 2am and went to my parents house because she saw a roach on the wall above her bed. We know this is an irrational fear and we are both working on getting better but that movie really left a scar on both of us. We are now 37. That is one thing I would gladly change about my life if I could, although watching the movie was not my idea. Our aunt who was babysitting us put that on for us and made us watch it so she could go watch her tv show. Anyways, it still effects me today almost 30 years later.

i think the action and thrilled movie realy bother me.since these are things i feel nice

The Old Poisideon Adventure. Not the new one that just came out. I was 14, and it came out in the movie theater. Never saw the whole movie. Left when the ship turned upside down. Scared the bejesus out of me. I am now 44, and still won't see it. Drowning has an effect on some people, and I guess I am one of them.

date movie, it suck alottt :(