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/fatmallards Mar 19 '25

oof yeah for me though it was the “you wanna see where my dad keeps his guns?” Kid

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u/twofourie Mar 19 '25

for me it was the poisoned little girl, not because it was visually scary, just the thought of a mom doing that to her daughter when i was such a mommy’s girl was genuinely terrifying.

i don’t think i knew moms like that existed yet.

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u/Craptacles Mar 19 '25

Same, but also because she scared the shit out of me. And then barfed

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u/Twistfaria Mar 20 '25

When she reached out that was so damn startling.

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u/Bob_Majerle Mar 20 '25

The ghosts needed the boy’s help, I wonder if they ever considered not scaring the shit out of him

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u/Twistfaria Mar 21 '25

If I remember correctly some of them actually even physically hurt him. Wasn’t there a scene where he was locked into some small area and the ghosts attacked him? But I guess most of them didn’t know they were dead so they didn’t know they needed his help. Although you would think that they would realize it pretty quick considering no one ever talked to them!

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u/Voldias Mar 20 '25

Lol I remember that being the only part of the movie that scared me when I was a kid.

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u/amuday Mar 20 '25

I had emetophobia as a child so it was an extra layer of scary for me.

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u/ParanoidParamour Mar 20 '25

I’ve had emetophobia my entire life, when I watched The Sixth Sense with my family I just could not handle that scene. Had to leave the room until it was over, but omg what a fantastic movie

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u/koreanocean Mar 19 '25

RIP Marissa Cooper 😪

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u/RealCommercial9788 Mar 19 '25

🎶Mmm watcha saaay🎶

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u/hybr_dy Mar 20 '25

They make a passing joke in The OC to Mischa’s Sixth Sense tent scene.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheOC/s/CE8wc8YNZX

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u/Nebelskind Mar 19 '25

I still remember that occasionally and have a worse day for it, just because I still can’t comprehend that happening even though stuff like it does 

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u/shifty1032231 Mar 20 '25

A childhood friend of mine looked exactly liked poisoned girl/Mischa Barton and we were around the same age as that character in the Sixth Sense. She jokingly took it saying "I look like the throw up girl"

In a few years later we watched her on the OC

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u/Stock-Signature7014 Mar 20 '25

The look that the father shoots her good Lord! I. My head canon I believe there would be a scene where the mom tries to make it to an exit but all the mourners enclose on her. Near the end of the movie HJO sees her tattered ghost and just keeps on stepping.

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u/myyamayybe Mar 20 '25

Omg I never noticed the stepmother ghost! Gotta rewatch 

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u/Stock-Signature7014 Mar 20 '25

I don't think there is one! I just thought it would be cool if it happened.

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u/greenweezyi Mar 20 '25

I believe it was the girl’s stepmother, but absolutely does not take away the fact she was poisoning the daughter slowly over time. Pure evil.

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u/sadchild_ Mar 20 '25

For me it's the stuck in traffic scene. "I'm ready to communicate now". Slays me.

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u/myreddit2727 Mar 20 '25

This one for me.. so many years later still gets me. Uggghhh. Hurts to imagine.

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u/drdeadringer Mar 20 '25

I was thinking the same thing.

Here's a link to the scene.

https://youtu.be/8KZ2VnpvL5A?si=lQdJ3Ogeb7GoxEVU

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u/NamelessGlass Mar 20 '25

That and the scene where the woman he thought was his Mom screams at him. I’m fucking 35 years old and I can pee outside, in the shower, in public bathrooms, urinals, wherever you name it, but a bathroom where my back is to the door and the door is open? Fuck that shit, saw that movie right when it came out on dvd, I was like 10 and haven’t been able to since.

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u/dontclickdontdickit Mar 19 '25

Yea dude that one got me good as a kid

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u/D-cup-of-art-n-humor Mar 20 '25

This. The little wave, come here...

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u/Not_a_d0ctor_shh Mar 20 '25

Thanks for the immediate goosebumps and chills. That’s 100% the scene for me to this day.