What is the most disturbing war movie you've seen?

Nov 20, 2017
3:25:47pm

Zaphod All-American

I watched 'Come and See' a few weeks ago. The stuff that happened in Eastern Europe is the most atrocious, least talked about aspect of WWII imo.

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What is the most disturbing war movie you've seen?

Zaphod

11/20/17 3:25pm

Saving Private Ryan

Pimpin4Paradise

11/20/17 3:28pm

The knife fight. I have a hard time watching that scene.

byuluvr

11/20/17 3:42pm

I hate it because Upham froze and could've saved the two if not more.

Fatalplacebo

11/20/17 3:56pm

For me, again, it was very cliché

2FarGone

11/20/17 4:00pm

That's the only movie character I've felt genuine hate towards. Freaking coward!

byuluvr

11/20/17 5:01pm

Another vote for Fury - very raw, lots of tough stuff in that one too.

FiveTen-BuckEighty

11/20/17 3:46pm

Hacksaw ridge was over the top bloody

sanitarium

11/20/17 3:29pm

Mild compared to other Rated R war movies.

Fatalplacebo

11/20/17 3:34pm

Like what? I thought hacksaw ridge was approaching Kill Bill status

sanitarium

11/20/17 3:35pm

I guess I should rephrase that. It didn't seem more bloody than other ones

Fatalplacebo

11/20/17 3:41pm

I thought Hacksaw Ridge was extremely well done

2FarGone

11/20/17 3:50pm

I thought Andrew Garfield wasn't good in it. His character seemed fake not

IceCreamButt

11/20/17 7:56pm

Full Metal Jacket is up there. That and The Deer Hunter

Frank Castiglione

11/20/17 3:30pm

Animal Mother would be a great board name

SJS

11/20/17 7:01pm

Heard that one's great but rough. Worth seeking out?

Gustav

11/20/17 3:31pm

Yes, if you can take it.

Zaphod

11/20/17 3:32pm

I would say the Japanese front in China is the least talked about and nearly

IceCreamButt

11/20/17 3:32pm

I think what the Japanese did to china is very undertalked about too. Search Unit 731 and rape of Nanking for examples.

sgriff

11/20/17 3:33pm

The museum/memorial for the Nanjing Massacre is the most powerful museum I've ever been to. Almost want to puke.

Supercoug

11/20/17 9:11pm

Either the knife fight in Saving Private Ryan or a scene from the Thin Red Line.

Cougar-Duck

11/20/17 3:41pm

The most disturbing ones are international movies

2FarGone

11/20/17 3:41pm

Apocalypse Now hands down. Awesome film. Very disturbing.

FiveTen-BuckEighty

11/20/17 3:44pm

It's up there. goat war movie IMO. But Come and See was more chilling.

Zaphod

11/20/17 3:46pm

I have seen Come and See, and I have seen worse.

2FarGone

11/20/17 3:47pm

Fury was pretty dark.

Wedgetail

11/20/17 4:14pm

Men who stare at goats - it was so dumb

maxpowers

11/20/17 4:22pm

A different kind of disturbing: Johnny Got His Gun

WDaddy

11/20/17 7:45pm

The Hobbit

ByuImaginesDragons

11/20/17 11:55pm

Deer Hunter.

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