It's too much: 9 films with the most provocative scenes

The cinematography was created in order to satisfy the need of every person for strong impressions and emotions. Despite the fact that the viewer sees what is happening from the outside, with the quality work of the director and his team, we are mentally transported to the events and empathize with the characters.

This is what filmmakers use when they think through the script to the smallest detail. And if some pictures give us only pleasant impressions, then from others we can experience both shame and disgust. These 9 films entered the history of cinema as the most provocative.

9 PHOTOS

1. Game of Thrones

This series is simply replete with a number of bloody and violent scenes. Already from the first episodes, it becomes clear that children need to be removed from the TV as far away as possible. But the scene of the first wedding night of Sansa Stark and Ramsey Bolton especially outraged the audience.

2. "Basic Instinct"

The interrogation scene is still discussed by the audience. But the actress herself claims that she was blatantly deceived - the director promised not to include this episode with throwing her legs in the final version but did not keep his word.

3. "Save Private Ryan"

Perhaps the most touching and difficult scene to perceive was the death of Stanley Mellish. Too much the director extended the moment of draining life from the body of a soldier. I just want to press rewind, it's so unbearable to look at this long process.

4. Clockwork Orange

Stanley Kubrick's film caused a wave of indignation among religious people - it turned out to be too cruel. Especially the scene of violence in the house of the writer, which even gave rise to a wave of crime in the UK.

5. “127 hours”

The film is based on real events. The protagonist got his hand stuck in the gap between the boulders and is trying to get out. His suffering is so realistic that it is impossible not to empathize with him. But the most difficult scene in the film is the process of getting rid of his own hand in order to survive. Not everyone was able to watch this procedure with open eyes from beginning to end. Can you imagine what it was like for a real person who went through this?

6. Brokeback Mountain

The issue of same-sex love has been raised in films before, but not as intently as in Brokeback Mountain. The audience called the intimate scene in the tent too realistic, which caused many to resent it.

7. “Requiem for a Dream”

This film is one of the best in the history of cinema. That's just the second time it is not everyone can review. And all because every viewer experiences too strong emotions in it. Especially when watching the final shots.

8. “Last Tango in Paris”

The scene of violence shocked even those who considered themselves resistant to such spectacles on the screen. It's way too realistic. And the actors themselves admit that shooting in this film was a real moral torture.

9. Andrey Rublev

And in Soviet cinema, there are films with provocative episodes. Take at least the scene of the seduction of one of the girls. For the cinema of those years, it was very frank, and even today it is impressive.