

Irreversible
Directed by Gaspar Noé
A woman’s lover and her ex-boyfriend take justice into their own hands after she becomes the victim of a rapist. Because some acts can’t be undone. Because man is an animal. Because the desire for vengeance is a natural impulse. Because most crimes remain unpunished. From TMDB
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Irreversible is a 2002 drama thriller crime film, directed by Gaspar Noé, starring Monica Bellucci, Vincent Cassel and Albert Dupontel.
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60 of 173 · most liked firstSteven Universe was so funny for naming its random filler episodes shit like THE IRREVERSIBLE CORRUPTION OF BLOODSTONE and naming its most memorable plot critical episodes, like, Movie Night
neutral · AI labelView post →What are the most "difficult" films (horror or otherwise) that you've never seen? I'm sure there are others, but these spring to mind: A Serbian Film Salo The Human Centipede Irreversible I've gathered that Salo and Irreversible are both worth seeing, while the other two are skippable.
neutral · AI labelView post →I remember being obsessed with the credits of Enter the Void in high school and when I saw the film itself I thought it was going to be the biggest film of all time except it wasn't and everyone hated it. Climax ended up his normie friendly movie and Irreversible still terrifies people.
neutral · AI labelView post →Monica Bellucci for Irreversible at the 55th Cannes film festival (2002)
neutral · AI labelView post →when i was taking film classes in college we had to give a critical reading of a scene from a movie - and my partners forced me to do a scene from Irreversible, so i picked this opening from I Am Cuba www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOLV...
neutral · AI labelView post →Irreversible. It’s a great movie but it’s too much to go through it again. That’s probably the only one. Climax triggered a mild panic attack when I saw it opening weekend in theaters and I still went back and saw it again the next weekend. So, I’m not adverse to “having a bad time at the movies”.
neutral · AI labelView post →Fiction often makes intentionally uncomfortable scenes to prove a point and nail into the viewer how fucked up it is. This is why the film Irreversible was critically acclaimed, as brutal as the rape scene is, the intention is to horrify and disgust the viewer and imprint how ugly it is.
positive · AI labelView post →Gal who has only seen Gaspar Noé's Irreversible , watching Avengers: Doomsday: Getting a lot of 'Irreversible' vibes from this...
neutral · AI labelView post →Gaspar Noe has created some of my favorite sequences in film history (the Climax dance, the opening credits to Enter The Void, the final moments of Irreversible) and I cannot recommend watching any of his movies in full
neutral · AI labelView post →Irreversible is not a movie about sex, it’s about rape
neutral · AI labelView post →#OctoberMovieChallenge #Moviesky 10/14 somebody hit in the face with something other than a fist Irreversible (2002) Director: Gaspar Noe I will never watch this movie again. The one time I saw it has seared a trauma hole into my mind. There is a fire extinguisher scene you don't need to see
negative · AI labelView post →Most disturbing film watched: Kidnapped (2010). Brutal and bleak watch. Some impressive technical feats like the long unbroken takes and a head smash that almost rivals Irreversible. But man, you just feel bad after watching.
neutral · AI labelView post →Top 5 grossest movies of all time: 1. the Sadness 2. A Serbian Film 3. Inside 4 Irreversible 5. Tokyo Gore Police
neutral · AI labelView post →Newsletter is up! On "Irreversible Damage," trans kids, "normal" bodies, and what we can learn from this creepy French movie about a surgeon who is willing to kill countless people to make his kid look normal: jude-doyle.ghost.io/irreversible...
neutral · AI labelView post →Like look man, Irreversible is not a profoundly deep film -- the first frames are literally the thesis stated clearly. If you go "what the point?" after that, I don't know what to tell you aside from watch out for low flying traffic helicopters. :p
negative · AI labelView post →283) Irreversible (2002) #FrightClub on @shudder.com #FilmSky #HorrorSky #NowWatching #Irreversible
neutral · AI labelView post →Like who are we protecting here? This is literally the plot of the film. Kids are not watching a video on fucking Irreversible.
neutral · AI labelView post →#FavoriteMovie #MovieChallenge #Moviesky 7/9 Favorite Movie I'll never watch again - the concept of watching a terrible story in reverse for a happy ending interested me But Sheeeit, beginning a movie with these horrible actions is not worth the price of admission Irreversible (2002) - Gaspar Noé
negative · AI labelView post →You know, it's a lot easier to be relaxed and playful in #FrightClub when you know the next movie isn't #Irreversible. #FrightClub
neutral · AI labelView post →10 films that changed me, QP with yours (if you want). Wings of Desire City of Lost Children Ikiru The Unknown Irreversible The Crowd Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown Dear Zachary Saddest Music in the World Persona
neutral · AI labelView post →As long as they don’t remake A Serbian Film or Irreversible
neutral · AI labelView post →ICYMI: "Irreversible Damage," and what we can learn about parenting from this movie where a dude cuts off a bunch of people's faces to keep his family looking normal: jude-doyle.ghost.io/irreversible...
neutral · AI labelView post →not a suggestion to watch the film but the most sincerely awful horror movie ever made is Gaspar Noe’s Irreversible. Even down to the music the film has a soundtrack in frequencies known to provoke anxiety and negative feelings in people it is an awful experience but it’s effectively anti-rape
negative · AI labelView post →I've watched some of the scariest movies: Hereditary, Irreversible, A Serbian Film, Cuando Acecha La Maldad, A League of Their Own... But I just got back from watching Obsession and I just can't seem to shake the terror. What a great film.
positive · AI labelView post →Sentimental Value Joachim Trier 2025 Norway Just gorgeous. Top tier performances all around. Also, a man giving a 9 year old Irreversible and The Piano Teacher as birthday gifts is fucking hysterical.
neutral · AI labelView post →GRAVE OF THE FIREFLIES and REQUIEM FOR A DREAM were both so profoundly-upsetting for very different reasons that I’ve just decided to never watch them again. Oh, and IRREVERSIBLE (the French film). No fucking thanks.
negative · AI labelView post →YOU,,,,,,,, THIS MOVIE FR DID SOMETHING IRREVERSIBLE TO MY BRAIN Zor obsession all the time,,,
neutral · AI labelView post →Thanks to TBS and an indoor childhood I’ve seen The Legend of Billie Jean, dozens of times but still going to try to catch it tonight. It’ll be a second viewing of Irreversible. A darker but well crafted film. #FrightClub
positive · AI labelView post →Age yourself with a movie you saw in the theatre as a kid PERMANENT IRREVERSIBLE TRAUMA!!!!!!!!
neutral · AI labelView post →About 15 years ago, before I had a smart phone, I opened up my laptop on the subway and, in full view of like a half- dozen people, started watching the movie Irreversible. I had not seen the film before, and did not know it opened like that.
neutral · AI labelView post →My top ten most psychologically intense movie-watching experiences this century: 1. United 93 2. The Piano Teacher 3. Irreversible 4. Requiem for a Dream 5. Children of Men 6. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 7. Mulholland Drive 8. Melancholia 9. Roma 10. The Lives of Others
neutral · AI labelView post →Anyway Irreversible has the hardest-to-watch scene of any movie I've ever seen, but as far as the whole corpus of work goes nothing can top A Serbian Film (which just keeps gets worse and worse until literally the very last shot of the movie).
neutral · AI labelView post →I passed on all that and killing animals is a pretty fucking cheap way to get a shock. Worse than eating shit in Salo, that scene in Irreversible, or several scenes in A Serbain Film? Probably. Fucking cheap. #CultShelf
neutral · AI labelView post →#MovieSky Feel-bad movie marathon progress: Irreversible, Se7en, Requiem For a Dream, Dancer in the Dark, Schindler’s List, The Pianist, No Other Land, Grave of the Fireflies, When the Wind Blows, A Clockwork Orange, The Mist, Oldboy, Come and See.
neutral · AI labelView post →4) despite being my most despised film of all time, Irreversible has a killer opening credits sequence lol
neutral · AI labelView post →I Am Cuba - maybe not the best as propaganda, it makes the hated Americans here look like they're having too much fun. but an all time great movie. also i'll give it to Irreversible that it's at least technically interesting to me even tho i hated watching it.
neutral · AI labelView post →Introduce yourself using only one food you refuse to eat, one movie you'll never watch again, and one song you can't stand - Eggs (the smell, taste and texture make me heave) - “Irreversible” (if you’ve seen it, you’ll know why) - “Muskrat Love” (nails on a chalkboard)
neutral · AI labelView post →Oh, ok — yeah, I don’t gravitate towards those films that are solely blood and guts — the Eli Roth stuff like Hostel, or the New French Extreme flicks like Martyrs, Inside, Irreversible. A Serbian Film. That’s just not my kinda horror.
neutral · AI labelView post →There probably should be a category for movie that you should only seen once. I would include Irreversible in this category for example. 7/x
neutral · AI labelView post →I honestly cannot stand the camerawork in this film. I am going to call it here. #FrightClub #Irreversible
negative · AI labelView post →I may have had a little too much to drink tonight for the camera movement of this film. 🤣 #FrightClub #Irreversible
neutral · AI labelView post →Let's go! Time to watch a movie by the guy who exclusively makes movies to make you feel the extremity of emotions. Hopefully the trauma won't be #irreversible #frightclub
neutral · AI labelView post →Pick a movie, keep one actor - the rest are muppets. I can’t just pick one though sorry Irreversible Monica Bellucci Requiem For a Dream Ellen Burstyn The Passion of the Christ Jim Caviezel A Clockwork Orange Malcolm McDowell Blue Velvet Dennis Hopper American Pyscho Christian Bale
neutral · AI labelView post →Those four I’ve not seen and probably won’t. Irreversible and A Serbian Film definitely not. Salo, I just kinda don’t care, same with HC (which seems gross but too silly to be upsetting). I dipped out of Terrifer 20 min in, because there was no film there, just loosely connected scenes. Martyrs.
neutral · AI labelView post →I am about to watch a very cruel film (but apparently a masterpiece at the same time). But I do know when “that scene” shows up, I’ll be ⏩ ⏩️ through it. Anyway. Pray for me. #NowWatching Irreversible #FilmSky
positive · AI labelView post →I need a feelbad movie to watch maybe I'll finallu hop on Funny Games or Irreversible soon
neutral · AI labelView post →#MovieSky Bleak movie marathon progress: Irreversible, Requiem For a Dream, Dancer in the Dark, Schindler’s List, The Pianist, No Other Land, Grave of the Fireflies.
neutral · AI labelView post →#MovieSky Bleak movie marathon progress: Irreversible → Requiem For a Dream → Dancer in the Dark → Schindler’s List → The Pianist → No Other Land.
neutral · AI labelView post →You know it’s a disturbing movie when you recall the plot to numerous people just to see their reaction. I like to do this with the movies Dancer in the Dark and Irreversible
neutral · AI labelView post →Irreversible Absolutely devastating film. I just can't recommend it.
negative · AI labelView post →Having just watched Drive (2011) the dude from The Medium is now the second-most dead guy in film (What about Irreversible?) Shut up!
neutral · AI labelView post →I'll be forced to drop out when they find out I called IRREVERSIBLE the best film of the 2000s.
positive · AI labelView post →Friend of mine saw Irreversible at whatever film festival where it premiered so folks were going in blind. He said people were literally sobbing.
neutral · AI labelView post →Not seen A Serbian film. Salo is excellent, Irreversible is a very good film ruined by two scenes, and The Human Centipede is just dross from start to finish.
neutral · AI labelView post →This might be the absolute best revenge film I’ve ever seen. It’s rough, but the violence pales in comparison to something like Irreversible. If you watch this, it will feel familiar, because it seems (at least to me) that other filmmakers have been stealing from it for decades. 4.5/5
neutral · AI labelView post →Did yall know the Maroon 5 “Maps” Music video was referencing the Italian Gialo film Irreversible?
neutral · AI labelView post →Come and See Martyrs A Serbian Film Irreversible I Stand Alone Bring Her Back I could go on… has this person ever watched other films?
neutral · AI labelView post →On September 12, 2002, Irreversible was screened at the Toronto International Film Festival.
neutral · AI labelView post →Can't believe Marvel recommended The Devils, Irreversible, A Serbian Film, House of 1000 Corpses, Martyrs, Green Vortex, Requiem For A Dream, Come and See, Possession, The Notebook, REC, Good Time, Antichrist, Cannibal Holocaust and Audition!!!
neutral · AI labelView post →Question for my #mutantfam siblings. I've never seen "I Spit On Your Grave" for very specific reasons. I struggle mightily with depiction of SA in films. Like, badly. (Like Irreversible gave me nightmares for a long time.) I know that the movie is foundational and important and that the revenge is
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