kowcop,

Crystal Skull for me… the first 3 Indiana Jones movies are near perfect, but all in different ways… but the thing that ties them together is action, adventure, a simpl-ish story, some treasure, and they are beautiful. I was so pumped for Crystal Skull.

I was away for work, had a free night and there was a cinema a stroll away. I got a 6 pack of wild turkey and coke and started walking only to find it was about a 90min walk… I was 6 turkeys deep but this was going to be magical, right? Nope, it was the biggest disappointment of a movie I have ever seen, then I had to walk 90mins back to my hotel reliving it.

dth,
@dth@lemmy.world avatar

‘a star is born’.

triggered back my suicidal tendencies so badly after 2 years.

Case,

Requiem for a Dream - Especially now, later in life when I see addiction in so many people in my personal life.

It is a powerful movie on the various ways addiction can take hold of your life, even with doctor prescribed medication.

That being said, unless you’re into the final scene with Jennifer Connoley, it’s not something you’d necessarily want to watch again.

Side note, if you did enjoy it and want a look into mental health issues in a similar lense, among other things, Pi is a great movie by the same guy.

APassenger,

Gravity.

Every day, Gravity.

RalphWolf,

I’m an avid movie watcher.

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umulu,
@umulu@lemmy.world avatar

You should have given the reason. Details gentlemen!

Zozano,

Meet the Feebles

My parents thought it was the muppets. I watched it when I was 6.

I still get Vietnam flashbacks.

Caboose12000,

oh my God

I’d never heard of it so I looked up the synopsis on Wikipedia and holy **** I cannot believe the sheer volume of horrible things happening. every fucking line I was going “dear Lord, it gets worse???” I cannot imagine seeing this as a child. how did your parents not realize how fucked up it was and turn it off in the first couple minutes? I am astounded something like this even exists, what could possibly be the audience for this? people with a craving to just watch the world burn??? I simply do not understand. truely, you are most deserving of being at the top of this thread. if there were only one forget-a-movie pill made for all the world to share, I would give it to you, no question. my condolences for your murdered childhood innocence after watching that. holy fuck.

Zozano,

Lol thank you for your sympathies. I don’t know the exact conditions for how my parents came into possession of this movie, but I was left to view it in its entirety without interruption. I appreciate the brains capacity to repress traumatic events - I only remember bits and pieces. Upon watching it as an adult, I was shocked to realise it was much worse than I remember.

LimitedExpress,

Hello fellow Feebles watcher. I was about 12 when my parents left me home with this lovely “kids classic” to amuse myself.

I’m sure this movie is to blame for a lot of my… quirks…

Zozano,

Kids classic is right!

That’s why I donated copies of it to every child care centre in a fifty mile radius.

kuneho,
@kuneho@lemmy.world avatar

Matrix 4

for a long time, I was like if I had a wish, it would be to see the Matrix movies like the very first time.

after seeing the 4th, my wish is to clear Matrix 4 out of my mind.

eddanja,

Matrix 4 felt like a direct-to-video sequel.

PhictionalOne,

It more or less was to be honest.

If I remember correctly the wachowskis were about to lose some rights to Warner Bros or Warner had to remake to not lose rights or so.

Therefore the one Wachowski sister did that one… That’s similar to a lot of the direct to dvd sequels that are done by disney. They remain to hold the rights.

(Please correct me if I am wrong)

Zozano, (edited )

There are two ways to view The Matrix 4.

When I first watched it I hated the fuck out of it.

After thinking about it, I realised its genius; it is immune from criticism. The movie is shit on purpose.

Don’t think of the movie as a Matrix sequel - because it isn’t. Lana didn’t want to make this movie (as explicitly stated in the first act), but she also didn’t want anyone else to touch it.

So, she permanently and deliberately sabotaged her legacy. There is no ambiguous ending; she executed her baby in the messiest way possible and I respect the fuck out of her for it.

kuneho,
@kuneho@lemmy.world avatar

well, to me, reading all this, honestly broke the whole series a bit.

Zozano,

Just consider 4 a parody. The original creator regards 3 as the ending, so you should too.

pythonoob,

Star wars sequels

isthingoneventhis,

Probably the ring +/- the adjacent films. Absolutely fucked me up for most of my childhood where I had issues falling asleep, looking under covers, etc. Not as bad now but certain things will trigger me still and it takes a few days to get back to normal.

Zozano,

The closet scene at the start fucked me up pretty good.

Pyr_Pressure,

The ring is probably my all time favourite movie just because it fucked me up so much. Love it when a movie makes me question if there really are monsters lurking in the darkness.

missveeronica,

Battle Royale 2 or Waiting 2.

Both of them were sequels to movies I loved that nearly ruined the first one retroactively. Usually I just chock it up to bad movie, but those two were beyond painful to watch.

jasondj,

Ironically…Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

I don’t remember anything about it. I saw it after chugging a bottle of Robitussin DM and rented it thinking “Oh, Jim Carey, this’ll be hysterical”.

It wasn’t.

Astroturfed,

Who hates that movie? I mean if you don’t like indie romcoms… It’s definitely not your standard Jim Carey flick.

jasondj,

It’s probably a great movie. But it’s a terrible film to watch when you’re robotripping and expecting a comedy.

bradorsomething,

But it’s the perfect movie to forget… because you’ll just up watching again anyway.

hardaysknight,

The Truman Show fucked me up bad as a kid

kometes,

The English Patient. And I want my 14 hours back. (i know it wasn’t 14 hours but it felt that way)

Rai,

So tough. Three choices:

Enter the Void

Not4Sale - TV Sheriff and the Trailbuddies

Freddie Got Fingered

All three are the most incredible masterpieces I’ve watched for the first time while on LSD.

I think I’d go with Enter the Void.

jackie_jormp_jomp,

I’d go with Freddie Got Fingered so I could experience it for the first time again

Rai,

Excellent choice. If you haven’t seen the other two and are okay with doing acid, put them on with no context while tripping. It’s worth it.

jackie_jormp_jomp,

Man if I could find acid anymore I’d love to. Magical stuff.

Will still check em out though, thanks for the recommendation.

Rai,

Wish I could beam ya some. Snagged a vial when one was available, and that’s probably enough for the rest of my life hahaha

railsdev,

Moonfall. It’s by far the worst sci-fi movie I’ve ever seen, and let me tell ya, I’ve seen a ton of low-budget sci-fi that far outshines this piece of work.

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