/r/scenes
r/scenes is a subreddit for the most outstanding, hilarious, horrifying, ridiculous, or just plain noteworthy scenes in movies, television, or even video games.
Want to analyze or marvel at the "Say What One More Time" scene from Pulp Fiction? Discuss the roof scene in The Room? Share a hilarious scene from a sitcom? Preview a scene from your short film? r/scenes is the place.
r/scenes is a subreddit for the most outstanding, hilarious, horrifying, ridiculous, or just plain noteworthy scenes in movies, television, or even video games.
Want to analyze or marvel at the "Say What One More Time" scene from Pulp Fiction? Discuss the roof scene in The Room? Share a hilarious scene from a sitcom? Preview a scene from your short film? r/scenes is the place.
Rule name | Description |
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Rule 1: Unrelated Content | Content without any significant commentary relevant to Snoo may be removed. |
Rule 2: Piracy and Civility | Keep the comments civil and the content legal, Links to illegally hosted content will be removed. This includes links to illegally hosted content, irregular streaming websites, & torrents. |
Rule 3: Spoilers | If the scene you are sharing contains a spoiler for a tv show or movie. please mark it as a spoiler using the spoiler tag |
Rule 4: Titles must include the movie/TV show name. | All submissions must include the name of the movie or TV Show in the title. |
Rule 5: No game cutscenes | Submissions must be movies or TV shows, games should go to /r/CutScenes |
Rule 6: No recent movies or episodes | Until a movie receives recognized release (via Physical Media/Digital Demand), it's not eligible for /r/MovieDetails. New scenes from recent episode on TV shows require 2 weeks before posting. Don't browse /new if you're worried about this. |
We allow images, gifs, video and text to be posted, however, each have some guidelines that need to be followed
Images
All images must show a scene and the dialogue captioned in clear text, low quality images may be removed.
gifs
Gifs must show part of a scene with the dialogue captioned in clear text, low quality gifs may be removed.
Video
Link to the full scene, low quality videos may be removed.
Text
Text posts are only allowed if you write a paragraph about a linked scene.
/r/scenes
Hello!!! Film student looking for found footage for a project.
I need scenes of someone walking that transitions into running.
It’s very free so anything is helpful!!
Thanks <3
Hi everyone! Not sure if this is allowed here, but anyway
I'm making a movie and I need references for a particular kinds of scenes:
1-Chase Scenes where a slow monster is coming to get the victim and the Victim needs to open a door.
2-Chase Scenes where the Victim falls and has to crawl before getting up again. (Victim surviving= bonus points)
3-Chase Scenes where the Victim must open a car door, and get inside quickly to try to escape
I know these are very generic/ standard horror tropes. I am looking for examples where the cinematography/editing is engaging.
Thank you
Trying think of movie where in a scene girlfriend kills her boyfriend by smothering him with her ass
Hi guys. Recently I was thinking about a movie scene I couldn't forget, while forgetting the movie name. Trigger warning, it's a very gruesome scene.
It was war setting and there were many dead soldiers hanging on piles, I believe. One soldier was beheaded even. An elderly looking woman was walking along these piles and stopped at the beheaded one. Looking around, she found the head of what turns out to be her son. She collected the head and put it in a bag, walking away from the scene.
It think it was about a war, could also be a movie about genocide maybe.
Thanks in advance for helping so I can finally sleep. :)
The glory days of Japan's Mitsubishi RALLIART division through the lens and song of Jackie Chan's 90's movie Thunderbolt.
The glory days of Japan's Mitsubishi RALLIART division through the lens and song of Jackie Chan's 90's movie Thunderbolt.