24 Movies People Said They Loved But Can Never Watch Again

"Great movie, made me feel slightly sick after seeing it though. The acting was just too unsettling."

—bob_rob_III/

"Can’t put myself through that kind of sadness again."

—bobichetteismydaddy

"That movie gutted me."

—redsee

"Amazing documentary, but I could never watch it again."

—GoldenEmblem

"Once is enough."

—samthewisetarly

"Adam Sandler and KG are really good in it, but man that movie is so chaotic"

—Sebcho01

"I remember after I saw it, I said 'Wow, that was amazing and I never want to see it again.' Although, now it's been so long I barely remember it. Except for the curb stomping..."

—xx2983xx

"It's so beautiful but so real that it's heartbreaking."

—genericredditusrname

"I loved it but would never watch it again if possible, the emotional drain I felt after seeing that movie was too real."

—call_m3_claudia

"It was good, but that shit didn't need to be four hours long."

—Heroshade

"It's one of the best movies I've watched and I'll never watch it again. First movie ever to make me cry as a 'cool' 16-year-old."

—Guilty_Coconut

"It hits home in too many ways for me, I think."

—thatcur1ouskat

"Great movie, but it really fucked me up for a couple of days. The scenes were stuck in my head and it disturbed me on a psychological level."

—SlimJin_N15

"Not prepared to go through those feels again."

—luckycatnoarms

"It was such a special experience the first time that I don’t want to go round two."

—Shaneaynay

"It broke my heart not once, but over and over within the span of two hours."

—sparkle_in_the_dark

"I love war movies and military films, but it unsettles me. The depiction of the strain of being in the military and the pressure that caused Gomer to change like that? It's just too real."

—PumpkinPrincess31

"Great movie, never sitting through it again."

—quird_quard

"I saw it when I was 21 and I’m not ashamed to admit that I couldn’t sleep properly for at least two nights afterward."

—tarzanboy1992

"It's like every terrible thing that could happen wrapped up into one depressing movie that leaves you feeling like justice is a bad joke."

—elmarro96

"I watched it like 20 or so years ago, still can't do it again."

—IchEssEstrich

"That movie was amazing in its portrayal of classical conditioning...but I would never want to sit through it again. Not for a long time, at least."

—SamAnthaACE

"The most immersive, intense war drama I’ve ever seen. I do not plan to see it ever again."

—DuplexFields

"A good movie with a fantastic beginning and end, but watching Leo crawl through snow again isn't appealing to me."

—Spillarney

"It's such a vivid art piece and beautifully told story that I absorbed everything. I only see myself rewatching to share with another person who hasn't seen it."

—extremelight