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What movies affected you so much that you can't bear to watch them again

I'm surprised nobody mentioned The Basketball diaries. That one really opens my eyes to drug addiction..
 
I don't know, I don't think I've ever come across a movie like that. The one that comes closest is probably Lilya 4-ever.
 
Lilya 4 ever is very touching. But I actually crave that kind of emotional response from films, so there's no way I'm less likely to watch it again.

I can't think of other films either, but sometimes I change the tv channel from violent scenes and realistic horror films. Pointless anger induction, no fun.

I guess I'd need a good reason to watch Requiem for a Dream again, just because I got pissed of by it. I mean, come on, the story is intentionally fucked up to try fucking us up. And it messed with me in the wrong way, if I get too angry at the plot I think it's manipulative then I lose the connection to the characters. What kind of junkie shoots drugs into a gangrened area?
Maybe I was just in the wrong mood. Technically it's a very well made film though.
 
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