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Akshardham

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LikeAnOcean

The heart removal from The Temple of Doom.. Not really a kids movie, but wasn't it rated PG? I saw it anyhow..

Grandma

Gob wrote:

The heart removal from The Temple of Doom.. Not really a kids movie, but wasn't it rated PG? I saw it anyhow..

That whole movie! what about the bugs??? I watched it opening night and never have since!

But Fantasia was never meant to be a kids movie. Neither was Wizards. Just because it's animated doesn't mean it is for children ( see Bakshi's other films, like Fritz the Cat). Chernabog from Night on Bald Mountain is one of the most brilliantly animated characters ever - Vlad Tytla was an artistic genius - he had muscular structure down perfect, He also animated Stromboli in Pinocchio.

rick1zoo2

Charlie and The Chocolate Factory - when Augustus Gloop gets suck up into the big pipe, that bothered me for a long time

LikeAnOcean

Grandma wrote:

Gob wrote:

The heart removal from The Temple of Doom.. Not really a kids movie, but wasn't it rated PG? I saw it anyhow..

That whole movie! what about the bugs??? I watched it opening night and never have since!

Heart removal aside, I saw it on rental when I was 10, and it was by far the most memorable movie I've ever seen next to Die Hard and Back to the Future.. When I think back to good movie experiences, Temple of Doom really hit the spot. I remember watching it on a Saturday morning.. Great Saturday morning matinee!

aNiMaL

rick1zoo2 wrote:

Charlie and The Chocolate Factory - when Augustus Gloop gets suck up into the big pipe, that bothered me for a long time

The whole boat ride scene with the chicken getting it's head cut off.

sandgroper

The wheelers in Return to Oz, they still creep me out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM0RFE3QGAU

djjazzy276

Gob wrote:

The heart removal from The Temple of Doom.. Not really a kids movie, but wasn't it rated PG? I saw it anyhow..

If I'm not mistaken, this movie was the reason for the implementation of the PG-13 rating and I also believe Spielberg himself was one of the people pushing for it. People getting their still beating hearts ripped out of their chests in a PG rated movie finally made them think, "hmm, maybe we should add another category here."

Akshardham

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Newch91

Does Mufasa and Bambi's mom being killed count as traumatizing?

Thoughts_Arrive

Lion King, that stampede that kills the Lion.
I had PTS after that

RYEzupSF

rick1zoo2 wrote:

Charlie and The Chocolate Factory - when Augustus Gloop gets suck up into the big pipe, that bothered me for a long time

That and the creepy tunnel they go through! That gave me nightmares. And then I became a pot-smoking teenager and loved it.

Loulou

I used to be scared of the Skecksies in the Dark Crystal, especially that one that kept making that "Hmmmm" sound.
And I know it's not a kid's movie as such but what reeeally effected me was that damn green monster coming out of the toilet on the front of The Ghoulies video, hence I used to flush the toilet and run as fast as I could!

voidofman

After my parents let me watch "The End" of Apocalypse Now when I was about 11 years old, nothing scares me. I got desensitized pretty quick.

mookeywrench

Harry and the Hendersons, before you learn that Harry is friendly

ZiggyStar

This bitch scared the fuck out of me when I was little:




And so did her flying fucking monkeys....I hate those things:

Newch91

ZiggyStar wrote:

This bitch scared the fuck out of me when I was little:




And so did her flying fucking monkeys....I hate those things:

YES! This traumatized me the most. I think the first time I watched it I was 3 or 4 at my uncle's house and he said when she first came on, I ran out of the room like I was being chased. I'm 20 now and I still can't watch that movie without looking away when she's on screen.

ZiggyStar

Newch91 wrote:

YES! This traumatized me the most. I think the first time I watched it I was 3 or 4 at my uncle's house and he said when she first came on, I ran out of the room like I was being chased. I'm 20 now and I still can't watch that movie without looking away when she's on screen.

Funnily, even though I hated her, I still liked witches when I was little and when I was 5 dressed up like one for a fancy dress at preschool etc....so I guess I wasn't too traumatised by her.

Lukin66

ET when he's dying in the forest. I must have seen that scene when I was six or seven, and have NEVER finished watching the movie. To this day, I refuse. Which is really strange to me, since I love Star Wars. Apparently I could take lightsabers and arms getting chopped off, but a wrinkly, little alien dying in a forest made me lose it

Thoughts_Arrive

ZiggyStar wrote:

This bitch scared the fuck out of me when I was little:




And so did her flying fucking monkeys....I hate those things:

Fly my pretties, flyyyy!

titchinello

the scene in the never ending story when the horse gets sucked up into the mud.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y688upqmRXo

Loulou

titchinello wrote:

the scene in the never ending story when the horse gets sucked up into the mud.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y688upqmRXo

I kid you not, I used to cry my eyes out for ages over that! :(

Akshardham

Thoughts_Arrive

Loulou wrote:

titchinello wrote:

the scene in the never ending story when the horse gets sucked up into the mud.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y688upqmRXo

I kid you not, I used to cry my eyes out for ages over that! :(

Far out I haven't seen this movie since I was a kid (late 80's).
I forgot about this scene.

ZiggyStar

This guy in the Goonies was pretty scary too....look at him....he's still scary now!

threefish10

sandgroper wrote:

The wheelers in Return to Oz, they still creep me out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM0RFE3QGAU

For years i thought I had dreamt that whole movie and it was some nightmare I had, til I got older and search the Internet to find it was infact not a dream I had but a real movie. Guess I tried to wipe it from my memory from being traumatized.

titchinello wrote:

the scene in the never ending story when the horse gets sucked up into the mud.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y688upqmRXo

Oh my fucking god, I was just talking to my wife about this the other day, she has never seen it, and I said that scene has scared me for life.

ZiggyStar

This chick scared the absolute crap out of me too....oh that's right, The Exorcist isn't a kids movie....someone should have probably told my mum and dad that when they let me watch it at like 8 or 10 years of age :shock: Scary?....fuck yes -- horrifying!....traumatising?....no -- it's now in my top 5 movies of all time.

ZiggyStar

threefish10 wrote:

sandgroper wrote:

The wheelers in Return to Oz, they still creep me out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM0RFE3QGAU

For years i thought I had dreamt that whole movie and it was some nightmare I had, til I got older and search the Internet to find it was infact not a dream I had but a real movie. Guess I tried to wipe it from my memory from being traumatized.

I was looking for a photo of wheelers today when I was looking up Wizard of Oz but couldn't find a decent one. I agree....they were creepy and scary!

Thoughts_Arrive

Do any of you fellow Aussies remember the kids morning show fat cat?
I never saw the final episode but apparently fat cat died and they had a funeral on the show complete with a coffin.

ZiggyStar

Thoughts_Arrive wrote:

Do any of you fellow Aussies remember the kids morning show fat cat?
I never saw the final episode but apparently fat cat died and they had a funeral on the show complete with a coffin.

YES! I remember Fat Cat! But no, I don't remember him dying! haha That's not right for kids! lol

I remember watching Fat Cat when I was really little (say 5 or 6). Mum went outside to hang out the clothes and I remember thinking "wtf would I do if mum disappeared out there and I was left home all alone? Oh, I'd just jump into the tv and spend time with Fat Cat and co until dad got home". Weird.

All Those Yesterdays

The Incredible Hulk show used to scare the crap out of me. Then there was the episode with Kiss in make up. Freaked me out even more.

But the boat scene on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and the Wicked Witch of the West on the Wizard of Oz also scared the crap out of me.