14 Movie Scenes That Permanently Fucked All Of Us Up

Spoilers (and also trauma) ahead.

BuzzFeed Brazil asked readers on Facebook about what movie scenes left them scarred for life. Here's what they said:

Answers may have been edited for length and clarity.

1. When Mufasa dies in "The Lion King."

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"Mufasa's death, right people? For the love of God!!! Scarred for life." - Nicole Bernardi

2. The curb stomp scene in "American History X."

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"When Edward Norton's character in 'American History X' makes a guy put his mouth to the curb and then stomps on his head. I watched it when I was 12 years old, and I'm traumatized to this day!" - Emily Gomes

3. When all is revealed in "Fight Club."

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"The final scenes of 'Fight Club' when everything is revealed. I watched it a year ago, and I still find myself thinking about it. Sometimes I'm not doing anything, and I'll get to thinking if I am myself or if the world that I imagine is in fact real or if the best friend I had really existed." - Vivian Nagy

4. Kids being ground up in "Another Brick in the Wall."

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"It's not really a movie, but a music video by Pink Floyd, 'Another Brick in the Wall.' When the children fall into the meat grinder and out comes meat in the shape of sausages. I watched this clip for the first time at age 6, and I was sick and felt really uncomfortable... even today I feel nauseous just recalling it, literally." - Manuh Macedo

5. The birth of the baby in "Mother!."

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"The film 'Mother!' after the poet hands the baby over to the crowd. Forever affected." - Gabriela Figueiredo

6. The maggot scene in "Ghost Ship."

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"The beginning scene of the movie 'Ghost Ship' where the people are cut in two. Then, in the same film, the scene with the canned food full of maggots. I have a phobia of maggots, which I found out by watching this movie. Plus, I was 11 years old and the teacher showed the movie in school." - Gabriella Porto

7. The death in "Bridge to Terabithia."

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"In the movie 'Bridge to Terabithia,' without a doubt, right when the boy discovers his friend, the girl, has died." - Denize Mazzarollo Gaspar

8. The ending of "Requiem for a Dream."

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"Since I hate spoilers, I won't say it here in case someone is interested in watching it (it's worth it, really). But for those who have seen it, you know what I'm talking about. I didn't know what to do or how to react for quite some time after I finished watching the movie. It is very, very tense and sad." - Cecília Bezerra

9. The ending scene of "Dancer in the Dark."

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"It doesn't exactly make you scratch your head, but it's the saddest movie scene that I've ever seen in my life." - Matheus Henrique

10. The kidnapping scene in "Nocturnal Animals."

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"In 'Nocturnal Animals', when they show the robbery/kidnapping/rape scenes and you don't know if it's just a story or if it really happened. My heart stopped beating for at least 10 minutes." - Philip Nascimento

11. Sophie's choice in "Sophie's Choice."

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"The ending scene of 'Sophie's Choice'. I can't imagine the pain that mother felt making that choice. The few times I've rewatched the movie, I always skip that part." - Matheus Amorim Caliman

12. The daughter's funeral scene in "The Shack."

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"The movie 'The Shack,' when God allows the guy to find the body of his dead daughter and bury her. I dreamed about it for weeks! This movie really moved me." - Mariana Amábilis

13. The murder in "We Need to Talk About Kevin."

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"The scene where she meets her husband and daughter and when Kevin goes to school to kill his classmates. I watched with my hands in front of my eyes." -Julia Kao

14. The reunion of Mia and Sebastian in "La La Land."

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"In 'La La Land', when Mia reunites with Sebastian after years...leading to a mini- film of how it would have been like if they stayed together. Just devastated. I found it to be a lot like real life, where what people imagine isn't always what happens. That's how life is, so I loved the movie." - Thainá Quitete

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This post was translated from Portuguese.