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For me it's A Clockwork Orange.

I'm a huge Kubrick fan and this is clearly a great film, but I found it deeply disturbing and will probably never watch it a second time.



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8mm with Nicholas Cage. I wish I had never laid eyes on it.
 
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I also don't want to watch Clockwork Orange again. It wasn't disturbing to me. It was more like irritating.

I thought Kenneth Branagh's Hamlet was excellent, and I had to watch it for my darlin' Kate Winslet as Ophelia, but that sucker was four hours long! That ain't happenin' again.

Not a great film, but I really enjoyed Forrest Gump when I saw it in the theater. Then, when I was walking back to the car in the parking lot, I thought, "What the hell was I thinking?" It was like scarfing down junk food and then having massive indigestion on the way home. Haven't seen it since.
 
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Apocalypse Now.
Very long and you can watch the most memorable moments in short YouTube clips now.


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I would have to say.... Citizen Kane. Once and done. Rosebud!


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First time i watched The Killing Fields at the theater (80s?) it really got to me.
The music was really getting into my head (except Imagine, that was a cheap shot IMO). I noticed i was gripping both sides of my seat with all my strenght. Boy, i was tense.
Most definitely not what you would have expected from old sweet Mike Oldfield. I do not consider his regular stuff creepy at all. Please don’t bring up The Exorcist theme, it’s all but scary.

Might not , very likely not have to the same effexct on rewatch but i remember having to tell my hands to relax and let go of the seat.

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Trainspotting


 
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The Passion of the Christ
 
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Private Ryan and Titanic. I have a pretty vivid imagination and those two films hit me hard.


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Great films that you never want to see again

Can't think of one.

What I consider "great film", I would watch again, no matter subject matter or content.

It is the unforgettable, mediocre ones I would do without.



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The Joker.

Great movie, but yeah...not exactly one I want to watch again.




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As already mentioned, yes, no more:

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I don't consider Citizen Kane a great film but not interested in ever seeing it again, either.
 
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The Road.And very few movies would make this kind of list for me but this tops it.
 
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The Passion of the Christ

One of the best movies ever made IMO. While I can understand your position on it, I rewatch it every Easter.

It's a good reminder.


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Great films that you never want to see again

Can't think of one.

What I consider "great film", I would watch again, no matter subject matter or content.

It is the unforgettable, mediocre ones I would do without.



this,


plenty mentioned that I watch when they are on



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Requiem For A Dream.




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What I consider "great film", I would watch again, no matter subject matter or content.
Exactly what my thought process was on this, oddball. Great minds..... Razz



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