The most startiling movie scene ever!!!

[florige]

For me it has to have been the scene from "The Forgotten". For those of you who've seen that movie you know EXACTLY what scene I'm referring to. If you haven't seen it check it out. And don't worry, you'll know what I'm talking about when it happens. What other movies made you jump out of your seat? That one was the only one that caught me that much by surprise. (Oh and make sure you are watching it at a decent volume)

[tlongII]

shower scene in Psycho.

[exstatic]

TLong/sheep scene in Oregon Trail.

[Nbadan]

When that hot chick kisses that tooth-less centurion in Not Another Teen Movie...

[jaffies]

- several scenes in 'Cujo'
- car crash scene in 'The Mothman Prophecies'
- end/dream sequence in 'Carrie'
- the sloth victim not quite dead in 'Se7en'
- the clown attack scene in 'Poltergeist'

but by far, the one that didn't necessarily make me jump too much, but gave me weird chills for weeks:

- the subliminal scene in 'The Exorcist' (Father Karras dream sequence) this image *~shivers~*

[SAtown]

The woman gasping for air a few moments after getting her throat slit in "High Tension."

[Spurminator]

Dirk's diggler.

[ShoogarBear]

Jaws:

1. when Richard Dryfuss dives under the boat at night
2. when the shark first puts his head out as Roy Scheider is chumming

[King]

The curb stomp in American History X.

[Thunder Dan]

Any of the death scenes in Final Destination

[SA210]

The crippled lady with the twisted back on Pet Semetary

[DarkReign]

The crippled lady with the twisted back on Pet Semetary

Zelda. "Youre never gonna walk again!!!"

This isnt the wildest, but The Zodiac when he ties the couple up on the beach, middle of the afternoon. Frightening.

[Jimcs50]

Jaws' scenes, as Shoog already stated.

I freaking jumped out of my chair, especially the first one.

[Shelly]

- - end/dream sequence in 'Carrie'
- the sloth victim not quite dead in 'Se7en'

re: Carrie...and then having your mom hide in a closet and grab you as you walk by right after watching the end of the movie.

I still won't watch Se7en again. That movie was too disturbing.

[marini martini]

re: Carrie...and then having your mom hide in a closet and grab you as you walk by right after watching the end of the movie.

I still won't watch Se7en again. That movie was too disturbing.

God, I thought my mom was crazy

Think I'll have the "little One" over tonight for movie night

[florige]

- several scenes in 'Cujo'
- car crash scene in 'The Mothman Prophecies'
- end/dream sequence in 'Carrie'
- the sloth victim not quite dead in 'Se7en'
- the clown attack scene in 'Poltergeist'

but by far, the one that didn't necessarily make me jump too much, but gave me weird chills for weeks:

- the subliminal scene in 'The Exorcist' (Father Karras dream sequence) this image *~shivers~*

Se7en is one of my top three movies! I love that movie. I can't get with those demonized movies. They creep me out probably because most of that crap really happened. The only movie that I got through was the one with Denzel Washington, and Dan Ackroyd. I forget the name. But my gf convinved me to watch it and I did. But afterwards I couldn't get that freakin Rolling Stones song out of my head for weeks. (time is on my side) The Final Destinations aren't too bad for me because you kind of brace yourself from when death starts hunting them down. So you know its coming. But I'm telling you in this movie Forgotten I and everyone else I talked to got caught TOTALLY by surprise by this one scene. Actually that movie has a couple of them, but the one scene I think EVERYBODY in the freakin theater jumped. Me and my gf watched it on DVD and she literally yelled out...

[Mister Sinister]

Anything in the raiser series.

[leemajors]

Any of the death scenes in Final Destination

the highway lumber truck scene in fd2

[florige]

the highway lumber truck scene in fd2

The scene in which that airbag caught that woman kind of made me flinch in FD2.

[FromWayDowntown]

The Russian Roulette scenes in The Deer Hunter.

[mrsmaalox]

Wow, you all like some pretty heavy movies! My most startling scene was the nude wrestling in Borat; lived on in my mind for a few days.

[marini martini]

Mrs. Maalox

My recent was Friday when we watched "Blow' & The Colubian drug lord shot his worker guy in the forehead

[angel_luv]

Final scene in the " Life of David Gale".

I have been trying to catch that movie on television forever and Friday I finally saw it.

[midgetonadonkey]

The Large Marge scene in Pee Wee's Big Adventure.

[Kriz-Maxima]

The end of "Carrie", i did NOT expected that.