Excellent films that you will never watch again...

[Kes Arevo]

Project X...

Broke my fking heart that film. Poor little dudes.

[Little Pete]

Once were warriors.

[jesusbuiltmycar]

Requiem for a dream

[Jasandjules]

Watership Down.

[rasto]

Life is Beautiful

[Oliver80]

Once upon a time in America.

[4Q]

rasto said:

Life is Beautiful

Amazing film.

[Kes Arevo]

Jasandjules said:

Watership Down.

Have you seen 'Plague Dogs'?

[rasto]

4Q said:

rasto said:

Life is Beautiful

Amazing film.

Yes and I wish I could bring myself to watch it again, but the ending broke me.

[Terzo123]

Schindler's List

Fantastic film, but can't bring myself to sit through the trauma of it again.

[thegreenhell]

Jasandjules said:

Watership Down.

This, and Forrest Gump.

[lauda]

Nil By Mouth.

I dragged some reluctant friends along to the cinema to watch it 25 years ago and they still haven’t forgiven me.

[adccl8z]

Slumdog Millionaire - that scene with the little boy and the hot liquid.. caught me unawares

having boys of a similar age at the time.. troubled me somewhat..


Also saving private ryan, one of my very favourite films, yet it moved me to tears several times and ive not been ready since to go through that again!

[biggbn]

lauda said:

Nil By Mouth.

I dragged some reluctant friends along to the cinema to watch it 25 years ago and they still haven’t forgiven me.

Properly bleak! Kes is another one, and The Father with Anthony Hopkins

[Ahonen]

Seven. The only film I've ever seen in the cinema where the audience filed out in complete silence afterwards.

[andyconceptge]

The Sixth Sense - once you know the ending not worth seeing again.

[Nova Gyna]

The Fly.

I watched it when I was too young. The bit when the dog comes out of the teleport/pod thing had a lasting effect on me.

Even after thirty something years, that scene still makes me shudder. 

[biggbn]

andyconceptge said:

The Sixth Sense - once you know the ending not worth seeing again.

Like Titanic, you know the bloody boat sinks....

Disclaimer, I've never seen it so conceivably it might be a wonderful film despite the spoiler

[UnclePat]

Twelve Years A Slave.
Million Dollar Baby.

[Mr Penguin]

The Boy in the Striped pyjamas. I watched it at uni and my housemate, who was watching something else in a different room, burst out laughing at the most heartbreaking moment of the film with impeccable timing.

12 years a slave also fits the bill.