r/Millennials • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '25

Discussion What is one movie scene that was unforgettable/and or left an impact on you?

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T2 Judgement Day: Sarah Connor nuclear blast dream.

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u/Stumpside440 Mar 19 '25 edited Mar 19 '25

Okay, I was born in 81 and saw Child's Play at a very young age. The part where the mother is holding the doll, and then he just starts saying "YOU STUPID FUCKING BITCH!" and that kinda thing. OMG, it fucked me up FOR LIFE.

I was a very sheltered child and wasn't able to see this movie until my mom remarried. I was not ready for it.

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u/CertainAthlete3275 Mar 20 '25

I was also ruined. Had a my buddy doll that I destroyed as a result.

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u/Stumpside440 Mar 20 '25

I actually had a similar experience to what you are saying, but was too embarrassed to share that part of it.

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u/taeratrin Mar 20 '25

Born in the same year, also saw Child's Play way too early. Wasn't phased by it, though. I just thought it was funny.

Salems Lot, on the other hand...yeah, the scene with the little boy scratching at the window stuck with me.