Pukey Pukey Retch Retch...

[raj]

What, no one's brought up the puking scene in Team America yet?  That scene goes on and on and on and on and on some more.
The second most disgusting scene in the movie.

[Yaddo 42]

While Dr. Greene dying was the last straw for me with watching ER, the every week someone vomiting on the show got to be too much of a cliche. I work with a guy who loved the show and quit watching solely because of the hurling.

My cousin who's a doctor won't watch House due to the seizures and some of the vomiting protrayed on the show. He's in orthopedics, shattered bones and mangled limbs don't bother him; his wife once described him as thrilled and excited by all those he got to work on during his ER rotations.

Back to the topic:

Renton's puking and halluciantions during his lockup at home while going through withdrawls in trainspotting.

Strangely I'm thinking of more from TV ("Crunchy Frog" from Monty Python's Flying Circus anyone) than specific movies. I know I've seen plenty of chunk spewing in contemporary war movies, yet can't name any right now.

[DistantJ]

GATES of HELL- A girl pukes up her chitlens(intestines). I'm an ex-alki...puking was a way of life,so it don't bug me at all.

I thought that I'd find that scene particularly revolting (by the way, it's called "City of the Living Dead" where I am), but when I saw it I just found it funny and fake looking. The only part which was gross was the sound effects.

[felgekarp]

Rafterman in the helicopter in Full Metal Jacket, he looks like he genuinely is puking, well he does to me anyway.

[Dr. Whom]

One of my favorite vomit scenes has already been mentioned: Peter Jackson in Bad Taste. I never could watch that one. The other is Udo Kier in Blood for Dracula, when the 'virgin' turns out to have been not a virgin after all.

[daveblackeye15]

I love the vomit scene from Bad Taste, there was pretty much no point to it. The concocution looked good, the creators even said it was.

[ulthar]

Just watched TRAINING DAY.  Denzel Washington sticks a pen down Snoop Dogg's throat to make him puke up some crack rocks.  Not overly graphic, but not overdone either.

[fortunato]

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Dario Argento's Pelts
I'm sure there were more in the MOH movies, but I'd need to rewatch them.

[Capt_Scrummy]

In "The Crying Game," the main character pukes after he finds out his girlfriend is a transvestite...

Oh crap, did I ruin the big surprise?

[fortunato]

I don't think any movie, once it hits the fifteen-year-old mark still qualifies for spoiler alerts.

[Capt_Scrummy]

I dunno... finding out that your girl is a dude spoils a lot of things. 

[fortunato]

lol 

[Poogie]

In Blind Date, Bruce Willis pukes in his brothers new car. 

[ghouck]

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They didn't really show it though (this was the LOTR argument scene, right?) I did like that scene though. I especially liked Randal's imitation of all three LOTR movies. .

I love the vomit scene from Bad Taste, there was pretty much no point to it. The concocution looked good, the creators even said it was.

I found it to an facinating and intergal part of the story. It was the latchpin which binds several key elements of the film, helping to draw the viewer in, while only vaguely hinting at the imminent conclusion. It is the scene that takes the film to the greatness it has enjoyed: It's subtle, yet penetrating impact has reverberated virtually all facets of modern cinema, and has readily changed the course of film, setting a new, higher standard for future filmmakers to quest towards. . .

[Andrew]

Interesting fact that popped up during an interview with Peter O'Herne, who played Barry.  David, a gent who used to help me out with proofreading, offered up a great question.  "What did the vomit consist of?"  Peter's reply was, "It was a mixture of yogurt, Muesli, and frozen vegetables. It didn't taste too bad actually, but that scene had everyone reaching for the airline bags."

Also, Mike, who played Frank, had to do multiple takes of him sipping from the bowl of vomit.  Peter said that was "a hoot."