Some movies get on your nerve, and it is a big deal if it can do that. Feeling good after watching feel-good movies is normal. So is crying or laughing after a sad or funny movie. But if a movie captures the frustration of the masses successfully, it is a rare event. But when it does happen, it becomes a memorable movie for life. Let’s take a stroll through the anger lane. Suicide and aftermath in 3 Idiots If the scene is not infuriating enough, the principal had to go ahead and act like a douchebag at the funeral by not accepting the responsibility.

The common man speech in A Wednesday

Just like Nana Patekar in Krantiveer, Naseeruddin Shah spoke our minds about the inefficient system that our country is suffering from. He speaks very calmly but leaves the audience angry and frustrated.

When Batman let the Joker live in The Dark Knight

He should have killed him, right then and there. I know it is against his ONE RULE, but Joker was so irritating and cocky, nobody but Batman could have suffered that prick.