Hey Papa Bear

[Toaster]

Jesus Christ. Have you guys ever seen Running Scared? That whole part with the child molestors was really intense. I can't remember the last time I felt so tense while watching a movie, and the conclusion to that part felt really satisfying. And I really liked the Pinnochio/Oleg foil, I really wasn't expecting to see that.

Here's where I'm getting. What's a scene in a movie that you can think of that really had you on the edge of your seat.

[DK]

Re: Hey Papa Bear

Yeah that movie was ridiculously violent.

[Perversion]

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The father-son talk near the end of Happiness made me squirm in my seat.

[lil_das]

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Pretty much all of Ong Bak and The Protector.

[JPS]

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I cant think of any off the top of my head, but I enjoyed quite a bit of scenes from I, Robot, not really sure if they had me on the edge of my seat or not, as I dont watch enough movies to know what that truly feels like.

But thats probably just because I cant think of any other movies at the time.

[IRC]

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It was surprisingly good for a Paul Walker movie.

[Sezjeuric]

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The movie CRASH, when Thandie is in the car accident and she is pulled out flailing.

[IRC]

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God I hate Thandie Newton.

[Red Dragon]

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War of the Worlds was very "on the edge of you seat" whenever you saw an alien.

Umm... The final fight in the city in Transformers. That was pretty cool.

[lil_das]

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The movie CRASH, when Thandy is in the car accident and she is pulled out flailing.

Good movie. Another scene was when the movie producer was dealing with the carjackers and cops.

[Nixon]

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The restaurant scene in the Godfather, when Michael confronts Sollozzo and Captain McCluskey.

[Shard]

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The bathroom scene in The Shining where he first sees into the mirror. It was a relief when he fled.

Also, the hot tub scene in About Schmidt with Kathy Bates, for mostly the same reasons.

[Kefka Jr.]

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[lil_das]

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Also, the hot tub scene in About Schmidt with Kathy Bates, for mostly the same reasons.

This thread isn't about moments in movies that make you vomit.

[Goufunaki]

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I actually liked the first Saw movie, and that damn film kept me waiting the whole time for SOMETHING to get cut off.

When it finally happened though, it was very satisfying. The build up to it was nice.