The Best Movie That You Never Whant Yo See Again

[Lord Beautiful]

If books could emote, my dictionary would be crying blood.

While I liked Inception, I'm in no hurry to watch it again.

 

[Arkvoodle]

Grave of the Fireflies.

Well-made in every technical regard but its so soul-crushingly SAD that repeated viewings are almost impossible.

 

[Shadowstar38]

I Am Legend. Its one of Will Smith's best films but the scene with the dog made me feel things that men should not be allowed to feel.

 

[Shoggoth2588]

Spelling and Grammar: The End of an Era

Oh, right!

You know what movie I love to death? Little Nicky. Little Nicky is my all-time favorite Adam Sandler movie. Thinking of Rodney Dangerfield being in Hell kinda suck but it's not that bad since he's essentially Grandpa Munster. The thing is, Little Nicky is like all other Adam Sandler movies in that you can get burned out on them REALLY freaking quickly and really freaking easily. I haven't seen that movie since 2006 or so so I should be safe watching it again soon.

 

[Red-Link]

The Land Before Time.

Yes, I'm talking about that scene and anyone who has seen this film knows what scene I'm talking about.

I just watched Land Before Time a few months ago for the first time in years. Thank you Netflix instant for all the chances to relive my childhood. While the scene in question is no doubt sad, the movie is just too good to not watch again. In fact, the sad just makes it better as a whole. Now the sequels...

OT: I'll rewatch pretty much anything. I guess the closest would be Audition, but I still rewatch it once in a while. If I feel a movie is good, then that means I can rewatch it. Hell, my favorite movie is Flight of the Phoenix which is two and a half hours of virtually nothing. It's boring as hell half the time, but so well done (and starring Jimmy Stewart), that it doesn't matter.

 

[Hylke Langhout]

"La Grande Boeuf". It's a brilliant movie, and very well-done in pretty much every aspect of moviemaking. But holy shit is it weird to watch. It's a bunch of guys having sex and eating themselves to death.

Captcha: dpharg Story
What kind of story?

 

[twistedmic]

I'd have to say that Gladiator is one of the best movies that I never want to see again. It was good, I enjoyed it, but I just have no desire to watch it again.
Also, Toy Story 3. It was really good, but parts of it are so soul-shatteringly depressing that I can't bring myself to watch it a second time.

 

[LoFr3Eq]

For me the remake of "The Fly"...

mostly for that scene where the woman is in the hosptal...

 

[A Weary Exile]

Lawrence of Arabia.

First time: Wow, this is awesome.

Second time: Oh God when does it end?

 

[PleaseDele]

Requiem for a Dream. I mean really, if you've seen it, you know why.

This a thousand times. I watched it in the morning. Took three showers and I still had trouble falling asleep that night. That movie just made me feel so terrible and dirty and just... UGH.

But it's sooooo good.

 

[NorthernStar]

Children of Men.

I LOVE that movie, but the atmosphere is just so haunting... It really makes me sick to my stomach, a couple of scenes in particular.

It's one of my favourite movies but I've only seen it twice because it just gets to me so bad every time

 

[bigwon]

hmmmm.....i usually can't watch a movie more then once no matter how good i find it the 1st time.

 

[Casual Shinji]

Grave of the Fireflies

The movie is excellent, however what it excels at is making you feel like shit. The moment it begins it's just a downward slope into depression.

One time, never again.

 

[Eleima]

Probably Schindler's List, although it was beautiful, poignant, heartbreaking and reduced me to tears (okay, an easy feat, but still, I was **bawling**).
Requiem for a Dream which I saw mentioned a few times is probably a close second. Good movie, but it made me sick to my stomach.

 

[putowtin]

Schindler's List.
An amazing film, but damn I can't watch it again

 

[Dr.Susse]

After I thought about it I'd rather not see the Cowboy Bebop movie again. It was the first anime I ever saw and still sticks out in my mind even though I've only seen it twice. (Even the credit song is one of the most played songs on my itunes.)

 

[BringBackBuck]

The Darren Aronofsky double: Black Swan & Requiem For A Dream

 

[Locko96]

There Will Be Blood.

Fantastic but way too damn long.

 

[JesterRaiin]

Se7en.
It's way too startling - i really can't distance myself from it.