By dark of course I mean evil or possibly heart wrenchin'/ heartless scene from
a movie you've seen, heh.
(Revenge of the Sith) Anakin acts as Darth Vader- Killin' the young children
Jedi/ chokin' his wife Padame to death. By cuttin' off Mace Windu's hand whom
was 'bout to kill the Emperor then Mace is killed by a force lightin' followed
by a long, long, fall down.
In Lain, when she if forced to betray all her freinds, that was pretty bad.
Also if you count books I would have the most disturbing thing ever, a book
called something like "girl in concrete" which was made about a crime
in Japan in the late 80's. Took me two weeks to get over the stuff in that
book, in fact it still makes me sick when I think about it.
The 1st one is the best...the 2nd is alrite...not as good as onli for the fact
that Katharine Isabelle is hardly in it
But yea...for the morbily inclined... Ginger Snaps is a very good movie...
For me, it would be the "Green mile" when that guy uses love on the
two sisters saying that if one of them scream he will kill the other. So none of
them scream because of fear that she will kill her sister for doing so. But he
end up raping and killing those 2 girls anyway. And also the part where they
kill the other guy because they thought he killed the 2 sisters when all he did
was tried to save them. Good movie though ^_^
Quote by CowboyBebopFreakBy dark
of course I mean evil or possibly heart wrenchin'/ heartless
scene from a movie you've seen, heh.
(Revenge of the Sith) Anakin acts as Darth Vader- Killin' the young
children Jedi/ chokin' his wife Padame to death. By cuttin' off Mace
Windu's hand whom was 'bout to kill the Emperor then Mace is killed by
a force lightin' followed by a long, long, fall down. Lol, the only one
I can think of right now..
The darkest scenes that I have seen in a movie are anything involving the
slaughtering of children, such as in Revenge of the Sith, Exorcist: the
Beginning, and Schindler's List.
By dark of course I mean evil or possibly heart wrenchin'/ heartless scene from a movie you've seen, heh.
(Revenge of the Sith) Anakin acts as Darth Vader- Killin' the young children Jedi/ chokin' his wife Padame to death. By cuttin' off Mace Windu's hand whom was 'bout to kill the Emperor then Mace is killed by a force lightin' followed by a long, long, fall down.
Lol, the only one I can think of right now..
umm...cant think of a particular scene...
but the "Ginger Snaps" series are very morbid and graphic...
What is that...?!? *Clueless Baka*
In Lain, when she if forced to betray all her freinds, that was pretty bad. Also if you count books I would have the most disturbing thing ever, a book called something like "girl in concrete" which was made about a crime in Japan in the late 80's. Took me two weeks to get over the stuff in that book, in fact it still makes me sick when I think about it.
Ya call yourself an idiot???? Hahahah
Umm....can't remember! Maybe.....Dark Water?
http://www.ginger-snaps.com/
The 1st one is the best...the 2nd is alrite...not as good as onli for the fact that Katharine Isabelle is hardly in it
But yea...for the morbily inclined... Ginger Snaps is a very good movie...
i suppose it would be towards the end of X the film when fuma goes bezerk an turns on everyone slaughtering them
For me, it would be the "Green mile" when that guy uses love on the two sisters saying that if one of them scream he will kill the other. So none of them scream because of fear that she will kill her sister for doing so. But he end up raping and killing those 2 girls anyway. And also the part where they kill the other guy because they thought he killed the 2 sisters when all he did was tried to save them. Good movie though ^_^
when the screen turns all black.....I guess thats pretty dark. ^_^
i think thats the darkest part too.
The darkest scenes that I have seen in a movie are anything involving the slaughtering of children, such as in Revenge of the Sith, Exorcist: the Beginning, and Schindler's List.
Take any scene when the brothers in Boondock Saints do an assassination.
Those are pretty dark.