I saw this way too early. What was your most Memorable Death Scene?

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originalpartssince84@reddit

*Processing img due46akt3isg1...* Do i need to say anithing else?

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mkc83@reddit

The Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom scene when the shaman pulls out the tourist’s beating heart really got my child brain concerned about how wrong a vacation could go.

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

The poor guy on the way down “***UM-BUM-SHE-BYE-UM-BUM-SHE-BYE-UM-BUM-SHE-BYE…***”

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Verbull710@reddit

No I think the other guy was saying it right

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

Oh, is that what he’s saying? I just realized I’ve never thought to watch it with subtitles to actually see what the condemned man is saying.

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OppositeRun6503@reddit

Unfortunately subtitles just read as "speaking in hindi" whenever there's any Indian dialog during the film,at least on my TV especially since I have to use captioning due to hearing issues now.

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DiggityDanksta@reddit

Laaaast Christmas I gave you my heart Then you shouted "Kali Ma" And it burst into flames

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Whole_Barnacle_1560@reddit

I got this movie on VHS we a promotion at McDonalds.

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

Yeah Temple of Doom was my first Indie Film I remember seeing and that death stuck out. The I saw them open the Ark in Raiders and I can see why they wanted to give it an R -Rating.

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Mcbadguy@reddit

I was always squeamish about when the girl had to put her hand into the bug hole.

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Nervous_InsideU5155@reddit

That's what she sa-... Nevermind.

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kywildcat44@reddit

My kid self had no problem at the part where Mola Ram tried to rip out Indy’s heart on the broken bridge.. but the monkey brain soup grossed me and also “snake surprise” lol 😅

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Monkey brains, eyeball soup, crunchy bug floor, heart ripping, slowly being lowered into lava, thugs being eaten alive-ish after falling like 200 feet... Indy being evil and possessed kind of traumatized me too. There were a lot of parts that I was probably too young to see.

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LobstahmeatwadWTF@reddit

The melting nazis realy fraked me out

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bassmansrc@reddit

😂😂😂

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SJSsarah@reddit

Jesus, just rewatched that and… holy crap. No wonder why we’re so messed up, that was incredibly graphic and disturbing!

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donutseason@reddit

I was at my friends house with her family and we were eating jelly donuts. I have never touched one ever again in my life 😆

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skornd713@reddit

That whole scene is one of my top 5 ever. ![gif](giphy|DJScOyIIRx2py)

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esmerelda_b@reddit

I’ll go with the melting faces in Raiders. My dad used to make me cover my eyes, but one time I peeked.

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Azuras_Star8@reddit

That fucked with my 8 year old brain so hard and I was terrified a stranger could just reach in and take it out. It also gave me the hope that it was possible.

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shanman0007@reddit

I watched this yesterday for the first time in about 30 years

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OneHumanBill@reddit

Raiders for me. The melting and exploding faces were a bit jarring to my seven year old eyes.

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peekaboooobakeep@reddit

Forever in the fibers of my being.

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odinseye97@reddit

Came here for this

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mrossm@reddit

Mine was going to be Raiders where the sticks the guys head in the propeller

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Affectionate_Mix_302@reddit

Or temple again when the big guy goes through the industrial sized rolling pin.

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crabbyjerkface@reddit

This. WFF man....

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wex118@reddit

First thing that came to mind!

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s0urgrapes_@reddit

Totally this for me too!

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pendejo-san@reddit

The part in the Silence of the Lambs sequel where the guy gets fed his own brain 🤢😵🫣😱

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pendejo-san@reddit

Serves him right /s I bet he didn’t even speak English

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NeganSaves@reddit

Alex Murphy in the original Robocop.

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IfarmExpIRL@reddit

Yep.. i have had to explain to so many younger millennials "lion king introduced you to death, Robocop and shotguns introduced me to death" I can still remember being 8 years old and after that was over processing everything that i just saw lmao the 80s were a wild time.

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ClarenceJBoddicker@reddit

I love that scene

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Dartagnan1083@reddit

When I was 6 I had already seen Bambi's and Little Foot's moms die. age 8 or 9 for me is when T2 was popular.

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otherwiseguy@reddit

My Mom and her best friend took me with them to see Fatal Attraction on a Saturday afternoon. I was 10. Presumably it was too much trouble to find a babysitter or a friend's house I could hang out at for a couple of hours?

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EdwardRoivas@reddit

I was 6!!!

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Shabbadoo1015@reddit

RoboCop. One of my all time favorite movies. Also one of those kids who saw this movie when he probably shouldn’t have 😂. I can handle just about anything this movie threw out. Even the Emil melting scene. 42 years old. Murphy getting executed, to this day, is the one scene I still can’t watch. I’ll either walk out the room or fast forward. It’s just so sad, brutal and a whole other level of mean spirited.

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Lebowski304@reddit

Lmao I worked in an ME office and saw the gnarliest of the gnar but I still get uncomfortable watching that scene!! That’s nuts

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Lebowski304@reddit

Immediately came into mind

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BlackMetalB8hoven@reddit

That toxic waste scene wasn't great either 🤢

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jiyoungle@reddit

I'm Korean and we have this stew we eat that contains many different items. It's like a hangover meal with whatever you have left to throw into the pot. Spam is often used because the fatty and salty taste is perfect for the spicy broth. For some reason, when I saw Emil's death via toxic waste and 6000 SUX, it reminded me of this stew and the spam. I could not eat it for years.

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IfarmExpIRL@reddit

CLAAAAAAARANNNNNNNNNCEEEEE!!!!!!!! ![gif](giphy|x9wOCLZEsDNRhvJEkb)

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fuzzimus@reddit

Bitches, leave!

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Ironcastattic@reddit

I thought that one was so much worse. The way he's moaning in pain and then gets completely liquified.

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AnswerGuy301@reddit

Made me terrified of local Superfund sites. Luckily in the real world almost nothing is that instantly dangerous outside the specific context of ionizing radiation.

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Necessary_Fig_2265@reddit

I can’t watch That 70’s Show without thinking about what Red did to Officer Murphy so many years ago. Eric had no idea who his father was…

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Electronic_Relation9@reddit

Think about it in reverse: Red is Pre-Clarence. Red and Kitty move to Detroit. They get involved In a car jacking. Kitty is mortally wounded during this and Red takes her to the nearest police station just to have her die just as he gets there. They do nothing. He gets drunk, does some other things and works his way up the chain. Clarence Bodicker is an alias so he can find the carjackers who killed Kitty. Problem is, Clarence takes over.

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achtungbitte@reddit

first time I saw that 70's show I would have laughed if I wasnt so scared.

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Hard_Dave@reddit

Daaaaamn yeah that would be mine I guess. Freaked me out

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ohb78@reddit

Yep Robocop was the first R movie I saw. Set the tone for our generation

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GarblingCumfarts@reddit

If it was an action movie, it was okay to watch. If it was a horror movie, then that was a big no-no. Yet Robocop had 10x the gore than something like Friday the 13th.

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FarewellCoolReason@reddit

On the bus on a 4th grade field trip. The heck were they thinking.

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fuzzimus@reddit

Murphy. It’s you!

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

Alex Murphy’s death made me never want to be a police officer after seeing his send off.

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NeganSaves@reddit

Kenny's death by ED-209 made me never want a corporate job, lol 😆

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ForceGhost47@reddit

YOU HAVE THIRTY SECONDS TO COMPLY

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NeganSaves@reddit

ED gave me nightmares as a kid

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ponchoboy@reddit

Same!

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ThermionicMho@reddit

ED gives me nightmares in my middle age

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IfarmExpIRL@reddit

as a child the fear this game me was mind numbing. waves of paralyzing fear curious if stuff like that was real.

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IfarmExpIRL@reddit

they guy died they STILL expect him to come into work the next day 😂

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cropguru357@reddit

Give the man a hand!

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peeinian@reddit

40 years later and I still get that same queasy feeling in my stomach seeing that scene I did when I first saw it. I think it’s the first person camera angle that makes it feel like the viewer is being executed.

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cobe656@reddit

This is the only answer. I watched it on betamax when I was a kid and it haunted me. I agree with one of the other commenters, it made me never want to be a cop. Would also develop anxiety whenever I saw Red Forman on “That 70s Show”. Don’t know why that is though?

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ThisIsACompanyCar@reddit

I definitely thought we were going to be invaded by Russia, or some other evil power. Red Dawn did that. I did love that movie though and watched it repeatedly.

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MrThouu@reddit

I feel like death by hanging was in movies more often when we were kids and it always disturbed me more than other death types.

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Helo7606@reddit

Oh man, Murphy getting shotgunned in Robocop was the first major brutal scene I can remember. I know he doesn't technically die die. But DAMN that scene was hardcore when I was 7. Lol

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arcenciel82@reddit

My dad let me watch Amadeus way too young because it was about mozart so I think he thought it was educational? I remember Dad telling me don't worry thats just ketchup not blood. And I was like ...ketchup? https://preview.redd.it/6kdko84twepg1.png?width=640&format=png&auto=webp&s=b0cef5f48fa983c5a05ffa8e23eee9e15830159f

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0x00000008@reddit

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bluemitersaw@reddit

Imma just leave this here: https://theoatmeal.com/comics/artax

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VoddieMC@reddit

This is my new head canon for that scene.

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CivilExam1011@reddit

The beginning of Above the Rim. Basketball on the roof of a building. Nutso falls to his death. It traumatizes the main character for the whole movie. Keep in mind its not meant to be a comedy

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hombredave@reddit

https://i.redd.it/u6q2tdnnk0pg1.gif I saw Apollo Creed die in the ring. I saw Bennett let off some steam. I saw Goose eject but not make it. I saw Kyle Reese sacrifice himself to save Sara Connor. But Littlefoot losing his mother in *The Land Before Time* (1988) absolutely broke me.

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OppositeRun6503@reddit

What? No Artax from the Neverending story?

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hombredave@reddit

No one could forget Artax.

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hombredave@reddit

That was sad, but does that really count? Because he comes back to life in the end.

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Obvious-Hunt19@reddit

Oh shit is the Bluey episode Sleepytime an homage to this line? Chilli says almost exactly this to Bingo

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CakeRobot365@reddit

I'm with you on that. Saw all of those.

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sundae_diner@reddit

Yip yip yip

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MudOpposite8277@reddit

We had the best movies.

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paulhags@reddit

Brooooo

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Mouse_Balls@reddit

I was looking for this one, and you had the gif ready.... Thanks for the memories!

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Vivid-Individual5968@reddit

And seeing that GIF has me crying into my coffee. It’s okay, I needed a cleansing cry 😭

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PeakVegetable2986@reddit

Anyone who's ever pulled a pin on a grenade... We know...

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NapalmWeed@reddit

Raising Arizona did it before too.

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padme911@reddit

The Last Unicorn 🦄 when I was 4 or 5 and made me scared of bulls.

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SanBuenapero@reddit

The shoe getting “DIP”ed in Roger Rabbit. JFC.

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AllHailKeanu@reddit

I will argue to my dying day that scene could have been executed entirely differently and still achieved its goal. It needed to establish that (1) dip could kill toons and (2) that the judge was insane. They could have done this by having the judge open a barrel of dip and just grabbing one of his evil henchmen and throwing them in. It would have shown he gave no value to basically any toons life and wouldn’t have tormented the audience watching an innocent sweet toon be tortured.

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onamonapizza@reddit

The 80s were a wild time. I sat, unfazed, as a lady blew up an evil gremlin in a microwave. That wasn't nearly as traumatizing as the Santa story.

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AllHailKeanu@reddit

I just assume all the writers and directors were coked out of their minds.

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Emergency-Back-4964@reddit

Totally read this as DP’d at first…

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riomx@reddit

I was trying to figure out what new circus gimmick DIP stood for

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Secure-Pain-9735@reddit

Welp, while other kids were being introduced to death by a cartoon, I was taken to the theater by my older brother and got to watch a guy get turned into a marionette using his circulatory system in A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors. I really did just wanna see Roger Rabbit, man. I even peeked at it after a trip to the bathroom…

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

Never felt so bad watching a cartoon show die.

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BidInteresting8923@reddit

C. Thomas Howell going all LeRoy Jenkins in a 1v1 vs. a Soviet attack helicopter in Red Dawn. My mom was soooo pissed at my dad for fostering me nightmares about the Russians invading the US when I was like 6 years old. \#Wolverines

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Fantomex305@reddit

May Day being blown up in the mine at the end of A View To A Kill. First time I cried cause of a death in a movie. And then I saw Grace Jones in an interview and my mom had to explain to me she was just playing a character in a movie

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OldManTrainwreck@reddit

Belloq's face melting off at the end of Raiders of the lost Ark. I think that was my first movie with anything close to the graphic violence of today. I don't think anything matched that and Temple of Doom for me until RoboCop came out.

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OppositeRun6503@reddit

His face didn't melt off,instead his entire head exploded.

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OldManTrainwreck@reddit

Oh shit, you're right. I was thinking of Major Arnold Toht (I had to look that up). Jesus, I guess it's been a minute since I've seen it.

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mikeeperez@reddit

I've mentioned it in other subs, but the kid on the bike in Toxic Avenger. I just had to take a breather and go sit in my room for a while. I was about the same age as the kid... like 11 or 12. My dad knew I liked the Toxic Crusaders cartoon and recorded TA 1 and 2 from cable (they had satellite channels at the firehouse where he was stationed). The earliest death scene I can remember, though, is Tina in A Nightmare on Elm Street. I remember being in the car on the way home and pretending to sleep so my dad would carry me inside. He did, but I realized my aunt and her boyfriend were there watching TV, so I "woke up" and went to sit with them in the living room. Just in time to see Tina writhing around all over the bedroom walls, covered in blood.

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Forzahorizon555@reddit

Hot Shots! Part Deux was my jam. It’s kinda like how people will tell you Space Balls was better than Star Wars.

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Faustianire@reddit

Total Recall, mars suffocation.

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Stnrken@reddit

![gif](giphy|x9wOCLZEsDNRhvJEkb)

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Hammerhandle@reddit

As if the Murphy death scene wasn't bad enough, they threw this shit at us... This is the one I remember dwelling on the longest.

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radiodada@reddit

Or how composed Kurtwood Smith was deliberately taking out the yuppie executive in the harshest way… how tf did our parents just passively let us watch this shit?!

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obeekaybee7@reddit

And then the car hits him and he fucking exploded lol

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

Okay then yeah he had it worse than Murphy.

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VaderFett1@reddit

That IS proper father/son bonding. In an alternate universe where I had a kid, it'd be Terminator, Predator and all kinds of action flicks and horror films as early as possible, boy or girl equally. We schooling early, lmao!

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DriblyRedwyne@reddit

Tasha Yar

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TheSwissdictator@reddit

Two from the same movie General Reynolds and General Armistead in Gettysburg. It kicked off my interest in history and miniature Wargaming, the later of which my dad was doing since before I was born. It’s how my dad and I bonded. I still do miniature Wargaming, albeit more Warhammer fantasy these days. Between painting and gaming it helps me remember my dad who passed in 2019 at the age of 80 (I was born when he was in his mid 40s)

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101violations@reddit

Jack and David's death - American Werewolf in London (1981). I was about 7 or 8 when my parents let me watch it.

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MFDoooooooooooom@reddit

The dude that got turned into mush by ED209 fucked me up. And the toxic waste slime guy washing over the windscreen.

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zastr0w@reddit

Somewhere between Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and the dude getting squished in a rock crusher, and the dude getting rolled over by a steamroller in Who Framed Roger Rabbit gave me a phobia of getting crushed in heavy machinery that persists to this day

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inevitablethursday@reddit

There can be only one!

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JonesTownBrewing@reddit

RoboCop for sure.

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carryon4threedays@reddit

I remember the same kind of scene happening in Raising Arizona. That was the VHS that we had no business watching as kids but still saw to dozens of times.

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Purple-Cup-4149@reddit

Seinfeld's Newman in Jurrasic Park, watching that movie when at age 8 lol

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CriticalChop@reddit

Im not sure i should spoil it, but the suicide in Castle Rock was pretty hardcore.

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Illustrious-Lead-960@reddit

If it doesn’t have to be something we saw as little kids, the slow heart-stabbing of Adam Goldberg in “Saving Private Ryan”.

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yeah_yeah_therabbit@reddit

Suffocation on Mars in ‘Total Recall’.

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de-milo@reddit

legitimately had nightmares as a kid from this scene

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msguider@reddit

See you at the potty Richter!!

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Toblogan@reddit

I forgot about that one but omg yes!

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RAB806@reddit

![gif](giphy|fkMACK8BcUJRm) I was like 8, my dad bought our first VCR and our first rental movie, yup Predator. I may have been a little too young to see a guy's spine removed from his body 🤣

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Gonna_do_this_again@reddit

When they found the skinned bodies hanging in the trees left a lasting impression

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Obvious-Hunt19@reddit

Green Berets out of Fort Bragg

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MudOpposite8277@reddit

This movie ruined me for like 2 weeks.

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TheDukeofArgyll@reddit

![gif](giphy|Z4KRI6mKawiKQ|downsized)

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GristleMcThornbody1@reddit

Yeah I was about the same age. I was home sick from school and my dad had the tape laying around. It was amazing and traumatizing at the same time

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

I was afraid of Predator as a kid thinking of it as a Horror movie. But as an adult I realized it’s actually an Action film. I love it now.

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No-Switch-851@reddit

So cheesy so good. ![gif](giphy|kq1KSSLxmvlzG)

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Grizz-Lee-2891@reddit

execution of nicolae cseaucescu (romanian dictator) which we recorded on vhs and i often watched while playing legos :)

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CakeRobot365@reddit

Same. Rambo was somehow heavily marketed to kids in our era too. I had a Rambo birthday party at like 5

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roadrunner00@reddit

Some movie where they were prisoners and they had these collar things on their neck that blew up if they got a certain distance apart. They tried to take them apart unsuccessfully but they one guy fell out of a plane and he got too far apart and he blew up because he got too far away. I'm probably butchering the example so I will type into AI and see if it knows based on my poor description.

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cellshock7@reddit

The bad guys melting at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark always freaked me out.

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Zeke688@reddit

![gif](giphy|7YMMzcyf5Ak3C) It’s not graphic or anything but Bambi was the first realization that all moms die, we all eventually die.

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Dry_Ass_P-word@reddit

Never saw the Rambo movies, but saw Robocop, Total Recall, every zombie movie, etc etc.

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msguider@reddit

I was 5 years old when I saw the Alien movie and the chest bursting scene. That was a lot of blood. Actually, I was more bothered by the facehugger.

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andiepandee@reddit

If animated movies count, it was Nicodemus in The Secret of Nimh. My big sister took me to see it in the theatre when I was 4, and I was inconsolable when he died.

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Bulky_Yak_8626@reddit

Sarah Connor’s dream in Terminator 2 definitely freaked me out as a kid. ![gif](giphy|OjZJW6xiyg9y)

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A_Night_Awake@reddit

Same. T2 but the T1000 spike through foster dad’s face

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djsynrgy@reddit

Been thinking about this one a lot, lately.

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HypnoToad742@reddit

My dad put on terminator one night, I was probably around 5. Let me tell you, it was not fucking funny seeing those cops not standing a chance against that absolute nightmare of a killing machine.

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Obi_Wan_Benobi@reddit

I randomly turned on Rambo III after not seeing it in years and this scene made me bawl with laughter. It’s so hilariously over the top: not only does the villain get exploded by his own grenade, but he has a rope tied to his foot and falls through a hole first and is left hanging. It’s like a cartoon.

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jessek@reddit

I think Raising Arizona did it better.

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schleepercell@reddit

I thought of the same thing, i was pretty young when we watched it at home as a family. The scary biker guy really haunted me, he threw the grenade at the bunny, it was the only thing that i remembered about the movie. The whole thing was a fever dream, the movie was on comedy central all the time and I must have never sat down and watched the whole movie. A few years ago I remembered the scary biker guy and googled to try and figure out what movie it was. I was thinking no way it was raising Arizona, then I read the plot and it didn't sound familiar, so I watched it and sure enough that was it.

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mattinglys-moustache@reddit

Donald Gennaro in Jurassic Park

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bknight1983@reddit

Maybe we’ll have a … coupon day

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BrianOconneR34@reddit

German boxer killed by propeller while fighting Indiana Jones. Always stuck with me. Or same movie, jones just blasting Han Solo style the Arabian sword fighter.

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dvsmith@reddit

It's a tie: ![gif](giphy|l2Jhtx8ULpbcCLrAQ)

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dvsmith@reddit

https://i.redd.it/3tbnfwcwy2pg1.gif

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bigdickpuncher@reddit

Wait so the dude died from hanging and not the grenade? Lame.

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Jar_of_Cats@reddit

Roadhouse throat goat

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DetectiveImmediate48@reddit

Romper stomper the end 🎬 scene . Russell crows break out role. Check it out.

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Proper_Mention_7165@reddit

Goose

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SoundCA@reddit

Macaulay Culkin covered in bees really fucked me up

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GarminTamzarian@reddit

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Whispercry@reddit

What you don’t realize is, he can’t see without his glasses

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GarminTamzarian@reddit

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graveybrains@reddit

![gif](giphy|fV1EFG69czvA9a1OLx|downsized)

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

Such a sad movie for kids.

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1AML3G10N@reddit

When Chung Lee breaks the guys neck in Bloodsport and tells Frank Dux he is next.

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Lucky_Louch@reddit

watching the bathroom rifle scene in "Full Metal Jacket" hiding from the top of the stairs while my dad watched it. Def messed me up.

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guster-von@reddit

Orca…

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badchefrazzy@reddit

Artax. :(

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fishm0ng3r@reddit

Hans Gruber - Die Hard (the only die hard that I will acknowledge)

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louisvillejg@reddit

At 6:57 https://youtu.be/qakJ7JNsxTk?si=1DXMMpXaXSkVEY2t Watched Casualties of War when I was about 8 I guess Oanh was raped and then shot to death as she walks across a trestle I was way too young to watch this movie but it’s stayed with me for near 37 I think about this scene all the time

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MudOpposite8277@reddit

I have to watch this again.

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Noisechild@reddit

For some insane reason my older brother (10) was allowed to rent "Toxic Avenger", and I (6) was allowed to watch it with him. My mother was oblivious. The scene that traumatized me, and still does to this day, is the scene where the teenagers murder a kid riding his bike on the street, for no reason. I won't go into the specifics of how they did it, IYKYK.

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Wak3upHicks@reddit

My cousin was watching me when I was 4. She rented alien

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Kyoshiro80@reddit

I saw Alien at 9 years old at an older friends house… It is still most horrifying creature ever made up by humanity.

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CherryCherry5@reddit

I think it was when the Terminator was squeezing that guy really hard so blood starts oozing out from all over. I happened to walk into the room during that scene while my dad and uncle were watching it. I cried and hid behind the Lazy-boy.

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One_Introduction_217@reddit

Not a scene per se, but this. ![gif](giphy|sDdpD943Bq5IhBbIth|downsized)

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senorsmartpantalones@reddit

Total Recall.....the whole movie.

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CrushyOfTheSeas@reddit

Pee Wee Herman in the Buffy The Vampire Slayer movie. It was just so over the top and rediculous that it’s hard to forget.

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Noisechild@reddit

For some insane reason my older brother was allowed to rent "Toxic Avenger", and I was allowed to watch it with him. My mother was oblivious. The scene that traumatized me, and still does to this day, is the scene where the teenagers murder a kid riding his bike on the street, for no reason. I won't go into the specifics of how they did it, IYKYK.

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Puzzleheaded_Race_90@reddit

My hamster died. My mom wanted me to stop crying, so I had an extremely rare trip to the movie theater. To go see a cartoon made for kids. Something happy, with dinosaurs...

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Kortorb@reddit

So ~~that’s~~ what they were doing in Raising Arizona!

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stratusmonkey@reddit

Not a death scene, technically, but seeing A Man Called Horse get hung from the rafters by his nips or whatever should *not* have been on prime time basic cable.

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PezCandyAndy@reddit

Optimus Prime in the 1986 Transformers Movie

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Affectionate-Yak5280@reddit

Most of the folks eaten in Jaws. Stuck with me over and above Robocop and Elm Street stuff as this was something that could actually happen..

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Colejohnley@reddit

The end of Sleepaway Camp.

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ThresholdSeven@reddit

As a kid, the people that the joker murdered in the 90s batman. The permanent stretched smiles on their faces creeped me out As an adult, the "look at the pretty flowers" scene in the walking dead. The whole situation with the kids and putting myself in Carol's shoes really fucks me up.

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Relative-Gas-1721@reddit

Even though I had already seen just about every hard R movie from 1984 to 1990, Cain getting his brain, eyes, spine and entire central nervous system removed from his body and put into an aquarium in Robocop 2 really messed with me.

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Emotional_Dot_5207@reddit

i got left with an older teen boy cousin and he was watching Body Double. All I remembered was [the cool house](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemosphere) and [drill through the ceiling](https://youtu.be/ooPut_wwdl8?si=lO7SOuFv35NC9ltY&t=124) (2:05). I thought it was a fever dream until about 10 years ago. What a hot mess. I love that movie. Truly unnecessary.

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YorkiesandSneakers@reddit

The shaman pulling that dude’s heart out in temple of doom fucked me up for sure.

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burrito_magic@reddit

Alien the chest scene had nightmares for weeks

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Gonna_do_this_again@reddit

I got really into horror when I was about 7 years old and my parents had no problem with any of it

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adude1016@reddit

Commando, the pipe through the bad guy, “let off some steam”

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VaticRogue@reddit

![gif](giphy|2gYfUu2cOWXmB0TAvo) Hans "Oh yes, what was it you said to me before?"

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Relative-Gas-1721@reddit

This is my favorite movie death. Did he die from hanging or being blown up? We may never know.

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SithLordPopCulture@reddit

Me and my twin brother saw The Terminator. It was rated R so our mom sat in the back of the theater and watched. I remember the shooting in the police station and then the sex scene later on. My mom said she wouldn’t let us see another R rated film again until we were older

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Original-Cup2901@reddit

https://preview.redd.it/0oo70wsnp1pg1.jpeg?width=704&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8f8cb469144c2efaeee76aefcbdde3cc39ecefdd

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pingus3233@reddit

When Inigo Montoya finally gets to avenge his father.

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Appropriate_Jelly_79@reddit

My parents didn’t filter anything. My dad watched Full Metal Jacket, Deliverance, they both watched The Accused together with us in the room. Halloween movies… I mean anything, it did not matter. They said we needed to know what the world was like. 😭

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William_Shaftner@reddit

Deliverance scarred me for life. I was so young when my dad put that on. “Huh. I don’t remember that rape scene when I first saw it” HOW CAN YOU NOT

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Appropriate_Jelly_79@reddit

Omg same!! Full Metal Jacket was the one just destroyed me when he blew the head off of his DI. And then himself on the toilet. I replayed that scene so many times when I was in basic for the army. 😖 absolutely terrible.

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William_Shaftner@reddit

There are so many to choose from that I forgot about that one! (Maybe I do get why my dad forgot now lol) We never had HBO, or even cable, for the longest time. Finally my folks caved and got it when I was like 8 or something, and it included HBO as a trial. I watched full metal jacket alone one night and that scene was absolutely core memory inducing.

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sickofgrouptxt@reddit

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h\_ULg4RSy5Y](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_ULg4RSy5Y)

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aykayone@reddit

Predator pulling Billy’s spine out

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spunzy_hops@reddit

That scene in Raiders of the Lost ark where the dude gets his heart ripped out. In hindsight it looked fake as hell (also I think the guy somehow survived the whole heart ripping out thing and was then burned alive? Idk it's been while since I saw it), but 6 year old me was terrified.

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Swimming_Sink277@reddit

Raiders had the melting face. Temple of Doom had the heart rip. Last Crusade had the guy turning old There are no more Indiana Jones movies.

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spunzy_hops@reddit

Ah yes mixed up my Joneses - for some reason the other two scenes from the only other two Indiana Jokes movies in existence didn't bother me as much.

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cropguru357@reddit

Correct.

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Toblogan@reddit

😂

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TheMouthOfGod@reddit

Saving private Ryan, the slow knife stab to the heart yeeesh

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slayer_rules87@reddit

I saw some movie as a kid where some guy falls in a cave, screams and dies. For years I thought we were supposed to scream out loud right before dying! 😆

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mrossm@reddit

Practice that Wilhelm scream

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djsynrgy@reddit

The best/worst part of knowing about the Wilhelm scream, is how ubiquitous it is. Once one recognizes it, it kinda breaks the scene (or at least demolishes the fourth wall.) But my favorite use of it isn't in film; they used it as a recurring sample in the original StarCraft game, and that was my first point of reference for it, before I learned where it came from. 😆

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slayer_rules87@reddit

The dumb kid in me became a adult still imagining someone in bed screaming in their sleep, or in a hospital, nursing home. 😆

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Chakote@reddit

If you're talking about the Academy sound, that's the Howie Scream. Or is there a Wilhelm scream in the game somewhere else I don't know about?

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djsynrgy@reddit

I earnestly thought it was the latter, but it would seem there's a non-zero chance my memory has conflated the two in various places, over time. 😆

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guywithshades85@reddit

Elle Drivers' death(?) in Kill Bill.

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This-is-Actual@reddit

My parents took my to the drive in when I was 3. The first movie was ET. I fell asleep before the end, so they decided to stay for the second feature, John Carpenter’s The Thing. I woke up during this scene: https://youtu.be/JjIXwkX1e48?si=NGu2a0yW5qjWHMdX I was traumatized for weeks after.

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bascule@reddit

If we’re just talking about deaths we saw too early, I saw Backdraft when I was 9, and the one dude falling out the window and getting impaled on the spiky metal fence was pretty bad

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grousewood-games@reddit

The Skeksis emperor crumbling to dust after threatening the other Skeksis and doing these awful raspy barks.

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JoySkullyRH@reddit

To be honest - too many to count. My parents had us watching Children of the Corn at my grandparents - who lived in the middle of cornfields.

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Lasoula1@reddit

The fly’s death in this[Bacardi commercial](https://youtu.be/D-7vjxwDaYo?si=pR3ALamTd49IaVQY)

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peritonlogon@reddit

Nice night for a walk: Laundry day, nothing clean right? Give me your clothes, your boots and your jacket.

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Lasoula1@reddit

![gif](giphy|e70YEIKywKdB6|downsized)

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JethroTrollol@reddit

Psycho shower scene. Was maybe 8 or 9.

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BOSS_OF_THE_INTERNET@reddit

Face peeling scene in Poltergeist

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OwieMustDie@reddit

Tina - A Nightmare On Elm Street. I saw it way too young and it shook me. 😋

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R0botDreamz@reddit

Saw this in the theater. Double feature with Spies Like Us. I love this movie so much. I watch the Rambo original trilogy once a year.

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enkidomark@reddit

Temple of Doom, then Robocop

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Rawbeet@reddit

Frank grimes.

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axiomata@reddit

![gif](giphy|BDC56jcfZI5sk)

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Soggy_Porpoise@reddit

My six year old shouldn't see movie was the shining. That wasn't very fun.

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protoman86@reddit

Raiders of the Lost Ark airplane propeller 😅

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danelle-s@reddit

When I was four my dad started a movie where a man was being skinned alive. I dont know the name of the movie. I still think about it occasionally. That was 39 years ago.

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FluffyMcKittenHeads@reddit

He is Conan, he won’t cry. So I cry for him. https://preview.redd.it/tak67k1oa1pg1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f3b5848389c350da92c39cf72891515d91ead066

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battarro@reddit

When T2 goes into the “lava”

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89eplacausa14@reddit

Final Destination

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greenwoodgiant@reddit

Was that dude made of fireworks? Lol

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BradSilverback@reddit

Bennett "letting off some steam" in Commando.

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

Commando had an outrageous amount of 1-liners.

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djsynrgy@reddit

"I lied." 😆

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Appropriate-Divide64@reddit

I let him go

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BradSilverback@reddit

Practically half the script! To me, Commando will forever be the pinnacle of Arnie's action career. Always give it a watch when I see it. "Now do not disturb my friend, he's dead tired"

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OfficerSkittlez@reddit

Artax

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BagsOfGasoline@reddit

Drawn and quartered with motorcycles on Circuitry Man

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SumpCrab@reddit

My dad took me and my little sister to see Cliffhanger in the theater. My little sister is 4 years younger than me. I felt too young for it, but was mature enough to know my sister should not be there.

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kristen_43@reddit

My dad let me watch Total Recall when I was like 8 or 9. That was the goriest movie I’d seen. The scene with the girl with three boobs and the guy says “ I wish I had three hands” 🤣

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THX1184@reddit

![gif](giphy|afHRLmuskLvfq) This man ... Right here

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budndoyl@reddit

My older cousins let me watch Johnny Depp get obliterated through his waterbed in Nightmare on Elm Street at age 5 or 6. Had nightmares about it for a few years after.

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yungrii@reddit

I always thought it was just a normal bed but that Freddy somehow just got real creative with the finding 100 gallons of blood to geyser about. There is a scene in four where there's a definite watered death. Where the teen's body ends up dead and floating inside of the mattress.

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Beneficial-Economy11@reddit

Oh snap! Now it all makes sense!

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OmegaRainicorn@reddit

The water bed kill is still on of my favorite Freddy kills to this day.

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bloodectomy@reddit

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - Donovan choosing poorly That scene and the smash cut to the skeleton in the crow's cage at the crossroads in Willow freaked me the fuck out. Idk. Now I think skeletons are cool as shit so go figure

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Nervous_Brilliant441@reddit

The villain in Live and Let die who inflated like a hot air balloon and exploded. Saw it when I was a kid and it stayed with me for a while. Now it’s just hilarious

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Idiopathic_Sapien@reddit

Artex and the swamp of sadness.

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Mudcreek47@reddit

Watched Temple of Doom in 1st or 2nd grade. Saw Grelmins in the theater with my mom & younger sister. I would've been around 1st grade. Mom was pissed the movie had been marketed as for kids with gizmo, etc. We freaking loved it. Also remember watching First Blood & the Rambo movies in elementary school, Robocop, Die Hard, all this would've been like 4-6th grades. Also Jaws and Freddy or Jason movies. We'd always rent a horror movie on spend the night parties on Friday evenings.

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BlackestHerring@reddit

I fuckin love that scene

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Sirtriplenipple@reddit

![gif](giphy|yKyJYTW7HAYGSKyoEg|downsized) Kali maaaaaaaaaa

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pqmIII@reddit

Kali Ma Shakthi Deh

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tabularasa65@reddit

This one! Omg!

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Preparation-Logical@reddit

Is he ok?

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Crouton_Sharp_Major@reddit

Optimus Prime yo

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stafford_fan@reddit

The never ending story horse

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Trick_Second1657@reddit

Thulsa Doom in Conan. I was like 7.

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bootrot@reddit

I think I was four when I saw the guy get cut in half in the elevator in the omen? Did that happen in the omen? I thought about it every time I got on an elevator for years... Also I didn't get on a plane until I was 21 because of the movie airport 77.

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ShowMeYourHappyTrail@reddit

"DOGS AREN'T DANGEROUS!" General Woundwort's body was never found. It could be that he still lives his fierce life somewhere else, but from that day on, mother rabbits would tell their kittens that if they did not do as they were told, the General would get them.

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Excellent_Release961@reddit

The stole this straight from Raising Arizona.

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ScuderiaSteve@reddit

![gif](giphy|etIsQ4KKPJgtO) This entire scene was insane

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YcemeteryTreeY@reddit

![gif](giphy|3BZZb7JnaRArW2qBYz) ARTAX!!!

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SheBrokeHerCoccyx@reddit

LMAO

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Acceptable-Smoke2908@reddit

My subjection to violence as a child has molded me into the man I am today. ![gif](giphy|UsUiXuqJoYVvq)

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SerjiAzazel@reddit

Bud Dwyer. My father shouldn't have allowed me to watch the og Faces of Death. I absolutely would have shut it down as an adult.

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no_more_mistake@reddit

Wasn't prepared for Joker frying the dude with his joy buzzer https://preview.redd.it/upbh7tqwz0pg1.jpeg?width=320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=651e14695686e5b4d670e283208489a6f95c780b

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chechcal@reddit

When I was around 7, my sister and I were talking to an elderly (to us) neighbor and described, in detail, the scene in The Terminator where Arnold cuts out his own eye. His response was “What in the heck do your parents let you watch?”

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Slowmaha@reddit

No wonder we are the way we are!

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correct_eye_is@reddit

[Uncommon Valor](https://youtube.com/shorts/tebyLw4TlbE?si=vFqKgtQ4Qoc_tHy3)

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hammnbubbly@reddit

So he’s hanged *AND* he explodes. Classic.

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NaughtyCheffie@reddit

Littlefoot's mom in Land Before Time. At least in Bambi you didn't have to watch it happen.

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FollowingNo4648@reddit

Raising Arizona. When Nic Cage is getting his ass beat by that crazy looking biker. Nic cage is all bloodied and beat up, he raises his hand and you see the grenade pin on his finger, cut to the biker frantically tapping his body and then he explodes. Best ever.

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aliencardboard@reddit

![gif](giphy|uQ4V7FPxcDKM0|downsized) If you know you know. Old Yeller was the first one to traumatize me. I loved that movie and watched it many times as a child good and well realizing what would happen at the end each time. 😭

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DarksunDaFirst@reddit

Watching the Squeaky Shoe get “The Dip” in Who Framed Roger Rabbit when I was 5… To this day, I can’t stand wearing shoes that squeak.

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cropguru357@reddit

I still fast forward that scene.

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Kaz1515@reddit

Gotta be RoboCop when the guy melts to death. From about 7 to 10 every time I was sick, I stayed home and watched movies with my dad. I was unprepared for most of them haha

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s0urgrapes_@reddit

![gif](giphy|OM4xQ1M4o8ZnW) When he pulled his hand back out all dripping red and stuff…and the little squeaks I dunno, this one stuck with me in a way I didn’t quite understand for a while.

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chargoggagog@reddit

Robocop was my first R rated movie, it stands up!

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Skittleavix@reddit

Marvin in Pulp Fiction. My mom laughed her ass off but then realized I was in the room. She then turned to me all serious and said “That’s not funny.”

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peeinian@reddit

TBF, Vincent and Jules reactions in that scene are fucking hilarious

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Skittleavix@reddit

Oh it is 100% a hilarious scene to watch. But the joke didn’t land for a 10 year old lol

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xXWestinghouseXx@reddit

In a similar but different vein, Kill Bill Volume 1 was on like USA or something. Watching it with my friends and their 12 YO kid. We're at the scene with Buck introduces himself. "My names Buck and I'm here to ***PARTY***," probably the best someone could come up with. "That's not what he said," the 12 YO said by reading Buck's lips. "And we never say that in front of your mother," his father hugs him and we all laugh,

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

I remember watching Kill Bill Volume 2 in the theater and that scene when Beatrix Kiddo is talking with Esteban Vihaio he says “I would have been much nicer. I would have just cut your face.” And then the girl walked up whose face was cut, my best friend and I laughed so hard. And nobody else in the theater laughed. And I kinda felt shitty after that.

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Coriandercilantroyo@reddit

Holy fuck. Kill bill 2 is one of my very faves and I never put that together

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NetAdminGuy@reddit

That's as "90s mom" as it gets. Thanks for sharing

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agentoutlier@reddit

Jaws My father thought it would be a good idea for my 5 year old self to see Jaws which was broadcasted on television. The scene where the boat is sinking and the captain sailor guy gets eaten still kind of haunts me. Later on life it made it even creepier when I saw it again and understood the whole speech he gives about USS Indianapolis.

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intrntvato@reddit

Jason's mom getting her head cut off. I was 4. I've loved horror movies ever since.

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noronto@reddit

I never saw any of the Rambo movies.

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

First Blood was my favorite but the 2 and 3 are good. I didn’t watch any other Rambo movies after that.

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Toblogan@reddit

I gotta say 4's special effects are top notch! The scene where they mowe down those people in the field blew my mind. If you're into that sort of thing.

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theguineapigssong@reddit

Ok this is pretty good, but the best grenade pin pulling death scene will always be the one in Raising Arizona.

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tip0thehat@reddit

The second half of *Full Metal Jacket* fucked me up as a kid, was probably about four when I first saw it. I had recurring nightmares of the sniper scene with the flames and haunting music.

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Enough_Sky9769@reddit

Artax.

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Shatterstar23@reddit

The lady getting split in half by a tent stake whilst riding her boyfriend in Jason goes to hell.

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DickBurns01@reddit

That thing that moves underground in Children of the Corn. I was only around 5 when I saw that movie and had nightmares about it

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KickAggressive4901@reddit

Spock. 🙁

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GarminTamzarian@reddit

https://preview.redd.it/157feogos0pg1.jpeg?width=500&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ad1d5eef59f6ac02d5a2e8e19ab4d093b99cdcfb

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Appropriate-Divide64@reddit

*Processing img l19fpe3fh0pg1...*

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Toblogan@reddit

Still one of my all time favorite movies!

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BradSilverback@reddit

Ai, you beat me to it! Phenomenal movie!

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BlackMetalB8hoven@reddit

Let off some steam Bennett!

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misdirected_asshole@reddit

Artax*

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Technical-Brain8294@reddit

![gif](giphy|3HFnJ4ZZ9rh9y5n4fp)

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lo0OO0ol@reddit

In Top Gun when [redacted] dies I would get so upset that my mom would fast forward to the end of the film when they credited the actor who played him waving

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crazycatlady331@reddit

Macaulay Culkin in My Girl.

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That_Skirt7522@reddit

All Dogs Go to Heaven

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Shinespark7@reddit

I recall one of the James Bond movies where one of the bad guy gets thrown into a container full of man-eating worms that really creeped me out.

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A_Coin_Toss_Friendo@reddit

![gif](giphy|Z6f7vzq3iP6Mw)

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Jonestown_Juice@reddit

Mola Ram pulling that dude's heart out. Saw it in the theater with my dad. Also the guy getting doused in toxic waste and exploding when the car hits him in Robocop.

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jolly_rodger42@reddit

![gif](giphy|H3wg2L1NZ5oOmmcK7e)

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NativeFlowers4Eva@reddit

My parents rented Betrayed when I was 7 years old. It’s an 80s movie about white supermacists who kidnap and hunt black people. It was traumatizing watching it.

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

That seems like they had a conversation after that along the lines of “Let’s not do that again…” Makes me wonder if parents decide what type of Trauma and phobia do they want their kids to have?

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NativeFlowers4Eva@reddit

I know. My parents continued to play the movie after me and my sister were in tears from watching a black guy get murdered. Seriously, wtf was wrong with them?

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Adys81@reddit

Mickey's death in Rocky III

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sounds_like_kong@reddit

![gif](giphy|H3wg2L1NZ5oOmmcK7e)

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ACABDNIFBISADSWIAAMD@reddit

My dad showed me Die Hard when I was about 6. It's my earliest "don't tell your mom" memory.

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

Still my go to Christmas Movie to this day. If I have a 2nd choice it’s Home Alone.

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Present-Ad6244@reddit

Too many to mention, a few that come to mind… Johny Depp NOES, getting pulled into the bed and becoming a volcano of blood NOES 5, the super model being force fed herself Halloween 4, thumb to the Dr’s Head Rambo, ripping the soldier’s larynx out with his bare hands

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Echterspieler@reddit

Platoon. Saw it when I was 12. The scene where they beat the person in the village for no reason and then they're like "you see those brains come out of that head man? I've never seen brains like that" scarred me pretty bad. Made me realize we do awful things in war and I've been against it ever since.

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Confident-Practice-4@reddit

Sarah Conner with her shotgun Terminator 2

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elsapels@reddit

Jesse Ventura's death in Predator. Such a cool scene. Loved his gun too.

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

*I ain’t got time to bleed…*

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NoGoat3930@reddit

Raiders of the lost Ark. 'nuff said.

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No-Dig-4408@reddit

Most memorable and early on? Probably when Indiana Jones shoots that sword guy. Most memorable with a gore factor involved? Probably Duncan getting burned at the stake in Last of the Mohicans.

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Nervous-Rush-4465@reddit

Did Rambo die in the explosion?

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

Nope.

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mcvmccarty@reddit

Silent Partner, the fish tank scene

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hargle_bargle@reddit

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

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micro_penisman@reddit

Is that Rambo 3?

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

Yep. Legend says Trautman is still struggling to get to Rambo.

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usanonmously@reddit

It would for sure have to be Mufasa 💔😢😭

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NewToHTX@reddit (OP)

People will say the remember Bambi’s mother’s death. Maybe even Littlefoot’s Mother’s death. Mufasa’s death probably sticks out most because everyone remembers seeing the Lion King.

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Seven22am@reddit

I don’t remember but definitely +1 for seeing things way too early. Dad and I would walk into the video store, 2-3 random movies that had a fun cover and an interesting description and watch them until whenever am. Definitely no concern for what the actual content was.

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