Have you ever watched a movie that was so jarringly shocking that you simply sat in silence? Whether sitting in silence as you drive home, contemplating life or just staring at a screen in shock because of the ending or film itself, each and every time is different and for good reason.
Please provide a vague explanation as to why, with little to no spoilers for other Pandas, please. You are more than welcome to provide how you spent that silence.
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Pink Floyd’s The Wall. Powerful, shocking, emotional ending, and so sad. The whole crescendo of emotion from Comfortably Numb until the ending - when his friends & family and “stagger and fall” trying to help him. There are simply no words to describe
My friend was one of the kids in it. She said that she got laughed at when she said she didn't like the music and asked for something a bit happier.
"Idiocracy"
To this day, I still don't know if it was a film or a documentary.
Not Really a film, but A youtube series. ONE. After I watched ONE, I was just left speechless.
Million Dollar Baby
Not so much sit in silence more sob uncontrollably because I did not see what happened at the end coming at all.
The Awakenings with Robert de Nero and Robin Williams. Based on a true story I believe and very sad.
Epic Movie. I sat in silence through the whole film just waiting for a morsel of comedy to appear. I sat in vain.
Slumdog Millionaire.
Powerful as hell and a beautiful movie but I never want to watch it again.
There are many examples, but I will tell you the three that come to my mind first. Midsommar, The World To Come and Koyaanisqatsi.
First. Clockwork Orange. I could not figure out what I had just watched. Made no sense at all.
I watched it around 20 odd years ago and am still traumatised by it.
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I watched it around 20 odd years ago and am still traumatised by it.
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