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Old 18-06-2004, 18:19   #52
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Re: Most disgusting scene in a film?

Disgust is a bit of a strong word - sickened maybe.

Exorcist - very, very funny film. I can see why it's classed as a horror but it's more comedy horror than anything.
Saving Private Ryan - I wasn't disgusted but I was stunned at the opening battle scenes. Incredible.
Passion of Chirst - a real nasty film. Lots of gratuitous, lingering violence - most of the film disgusted me. I was dragged along to see it - wouldn't have gone of my own accord.
Schindler's List - the horror at the ash falling like snow. Sickening.
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