Can you handle a ton of blood in movies?

[Jennifer Lawrence Fan]

How much blood would you spill to stay alive?

You cut your arm off, there's gonna be a ton of blood.

[RyanPom]

I get queasy when heads are sliced off. For some reason, that just creeps me out.

[Kevin Holly]

Can Handle (can eat a meal while watching)
Blood
Lots of blood
Gore
Torture
Rape
Animals in pain
Children in pain
Surgery and surgical-style blood/gore/guts
Vomit
Needles
Eyes
Fingers
All of the above, whether or not it is necessary to the plot or just for the sake of exploitation.

I know a lot of people can handle adults in these situations, but get disturbed by animals and children (and women, in some cases), but I have a heart made of ice and, as long as people are not actually being hurt, it doesn't get me.

Have a hard time Handling (could not eat a meal while watching)
Toilet talk
Acknowledgement of the existence of spiders/insects
Spiders/insects

Annoys Me
CGI blood

Do Not Approve Of
People actually being hurt, in real life.

[L-Rouge]

Not now, can't watch horrors. just found myself healthier by not watching them which is code for my stomach lining softened with each year!.

[The Great Owl]

I can watch pretty much any scene with blood and gore.

I always want to hide under my sofa, however, during the scene in The Breakfast Club when Ally Sheedy's character is "decorating" her picture on the desk. I also refuse to watch Superbad for a second time after the dancing scene with the girl and the stain. Also, that Ryan Reynold's movie, Waiting..., with the waitress exposing herself...argh.

Personal hygiene stuff gets under my skin more than any bloody gore scenes ever will.

[DragonOfTheBlackPool]

Originally Posted by Jasonic

I can handle anything. As long as its fake. When it comes to movies, everything is obviously. But I've watched something else that I wish I never had.

What did you see?

[Jasonic]

Originally Posted by DragonOfTheBlackPool

What did you see?

[Show spoiler]Three guys one hammer

My friend showed it to me, not telling me what it was.

[RyanPom]

It's too bad most horror movies these days aren't worth the images they're printed on.

[Seamus McFly]

Blood doesn't phase me at all. Needles, on the other hand......

[Al_The_Strange]

Context is everything.

Some of the most hilarious movies I've seen are also the bloodiest. Dead Alive, Tokyo Gore Police, Machine Girl, Poultrygeist...they're all so ridiculous and they have nonstop buckets of blood everywhere, I find them hard to take seriously.

On the other hand, there are some things that make me cringe. Anything happening to the neck (getting throats slashed, tracheotomies, zombies biting into it), disembowelments, needles, painful-looking breaks, really slow scenes, and other stuff will make me squirm.

In the middle is where I find myself most comfortable: pulpy bloody shootings and stabbings, like what you see in stuff like RoboCop, Total Recall, 300...it's awesome stuff imo.

[indabayou]

Yea. I've seen enough real shit on the Internet where blood in movies dosnt even phase me anymore.

[Fedor]

Blood and guts on films don't affect me much. When I was a kid I used to fish and go hunting with relatives. I've gutted fish and helped gut deer so that kind of stuff has no effect on me. It usually looks very fake on film especially nowadays with the severe overuse of CGI.