andybrew

For any reason really. I was thinking along the lines of Dancer in the Dark. I dont think i can ever bring myself to watching that again. It is just way too sad.....



anyone else??

zutroy

Uh yeah, his previous torture fest "Breaking the Waves."

I really want to watch it again, but not sure if I can. Maybe "Requiem for a Dream" too. That ending is a bit too much for me.

Muah'dib

Old Yeller. I can't stand how it ends.

andybrew

I strangely enough have no problem watching Requeim for a Dream over and over again. I probably have seen it about 15 times at least. weird.

weargle

The Thin Red Line

CanadianKnight

None here... but my wife won't watch "The Green Mile" again, despite the fact that she thought it was a helluva movie.

steebo777

I have to put in a vote for Requim. The movie was beautiful, but I can't bring myself to watch it again. Now Pi on the other hand I can watch over and over.

mikerodot78

I bought ET but have been putting off watching that. by the way....Dancer in the Dark is an excellent example. good call.

Swaqieu

Definitly "The Game"..once you see the ending it's almost not worth watching again....

gregorymarshall

I could watch 'The Game' again before Minority Report.

Caliking

Requim.

A Beautiful Mind was great but I never thought it deserved best picture and watching it again I dont think will ever appeal to me.

The Insider is another that was very well done, great acting, I just can't seem to want to watch it again.

greydt

"Graveyard of the Fireflies" - very powerful, but just thinking about that (anime) movie makes me sad...

elise

I love Se7en but I have a hard time getting past the lust sin. The guy's description of what he had to do to that hooker always disturbs me.

Oddly enough, it didn't overly bother a couple guys I talked to but two girlfriends of mine were both extremely moved. Maybe that scene just effects women more.

quackers

Another vote for Requim for a Dream. It is a really great movie, but a lot is difficult to watch, and just leaves me with a disgusted and hopeless feeling.

taa455

Oddly, I liked it the second time more than the first. I was much more moved by a 2nd viewing.

malkmuz

memento. although i may pick up the special edition thingy to watch it in chronological order.

magnolia is so long. jeez.

JasonF

My wife had to leave the theater during that scene. To this day, I've never seen the end of Se7en.

lisadoris

Schindler's List for me. Saw it in the theatre and I almost had to leave. After it was over I said: wonderful movie but I won't ever watch it again. The Green Mile is difficult but I get though it (it's the only time I've cried reading a book too). No problems at all watching Se7en (had to watch it five times just to get through all the commentaries on the disc).

jaelliot

Requiem for a Dream


My wife wanted to know why I let her watch that movie. It is a hard movie to watch.

jessecrx

Philidelphia

This movie moved me, and brought me to sobbing tears.....never has there been a movie that has had that effect on me. I loved it but I will never watch it again.

JNielsen

Put me down for House 1. I loved that movie when I was a kid, now, I've tried, but can't bring myself to waste my time with it.

Oh, add Killer Klowns from Outer Space too.

Gdrlv

Requiem for a Dream is the first that pops into mind. Incredible movie, but it's so emotionally draining...

Cue-Ball

The Others. I really liked it, but have no interest in watching it again.

Surprisingly, i have no problem watching other "twist" movies more than once (The Game, Unbreakable, Sixth Sense, etc).

tdilia

Another vote for Requiem for a Dream & Schindler's List

garmonbozia

I honestly cannot think of any....
Sometimes when I see an emotionally devastating film for the first time I think I won't see it again.....but I have always come back to those films at least once.