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.

8mm with Nicholas Cage. I wish I had never laid eyes on it.

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.

Apocalypse Now.
Very long and you can watch the most memorable moments in short YouTube clips now.

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

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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Schindler's List.

Trainspotting

The Passion of the Christ

1984

Private Ryan and Titanic. I have a pretty vivid imagination and those two films hit me hard.

The Road

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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.

The Joker.

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

As already mentioned, yes, no more:

Schindler's List
Saving Private Ryan


I don't consider Citizen Kane a great film but not interested in ever seeing it again, either.

The Road.And very few movies would make this kind of list for me but this tops it.

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Originally posted by stkfox:
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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Originally posted by oddball:

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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

Requiem For A Dream.

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Originally posted by oddball:
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.....