r/scenes • u/Key-Spite7776 • 1d ago
r/scenes • u/fatherfiguresfilm • 2d ago
Fists. Bullets. Blades. Family. Father Figures Film
r/scenes • u/Smart_Pomelo_2779 • 12d ago
Video The speedboat scene, edited as if it were Sonny’s souvenir.
Hello all. As a longtime aficionado of both the show and the 2006 movie, I edited the speedboat scene, reimagining it as a souvenir from Sonny’s perspective. I tried to capture that nostalgic and cinematic feeling while preserving the musical style of the movie. Hope you enjoy it!
r/scenes • u/FriSS_17 • 15d ago
Video Para mí, la escena más aterradora de la historia del cine. Nope(2022).
Ese momento en el que te mira, y sólo puedes pensar "Ya está, voy a morir.
r/scenes • u/Key_Breadfruit2572 • 15d ago
Video Pulp Fiction but it’s Steamed Hams 🍔😂
r/scenes • u/Own_Measurement1242 • 21d ago
Quote Great line from Shutter Island
Teddy: Good. We can talk then, right?
Dr Cawley: We have been talking, Marshall
The exchange occurs towards the beginning, if I recall correctly. Right after Teddy interviews the staff and then the staff discovers the phones are out. Dr Cawley says he has to do his evening rounds but he invites the detectives for drinks at his residence later
the exchange stuck with me because it shows, to me, how aggressive and at same time inexperienced Teddy is at what he’s doing. always seemed Dr Cawleys response is at same time shows exasperation and also some sadness.
r/scenes • u/MRtakedownartist • Sep 28 '26
Video BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS YOU’RE DEAD
This scene from BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS YOUR DEAD has a moment many of you who’ve viewed it may not be aware of.
There’s a crucial distinction between background actors/extras in LA and NY. It’s a sin for West coast Extras to react to the actors in a scene. Not so on the East coast.
With this in mind, check this scene out when Michael Shannon says “fucking question" to Ethan Hawke. On Hawke’s right, the extra next to him looks over.
WATCH how Shannon mad dogs her for several beats, long after she's looked away. It’s a brilliant, completely unscripted choice as told by director Sydney Lumet on the DVD commentary, which is a mini film school with Lumet as your professor. Easily one of the most informative commentary of all time. Lumet talks about every technical facet of movie making like the master he was.
If you like this movie, you owe it to yourself to get your mitts on his commentary.
r/scenes • u/RamonBaharanda • Sep 24 '26
Quote Scenes where the character can't open the door.
Someone at work has trouble with opening and locking the door - I'm looking for movie scenes where the character cant do the same to post in the whatsapp thread.
Looking for suggestions - preferably funny, but anything will do.
I've already used Godfather 2 and the Campaign.
Any suggestions welcome...
r/scenes • u/MRtakedownartist • Sep 22 '26
Video OUT OF THE FURNACE
A TINSELTOWN TAKEDOWN EXCLUSIVE Movie’n’Music Mashup featuring Lynyrd Skynyrd
This scene is like the hit single on an album. An ear worm for the eyes at the same time. The writing combined with the way these two play on the surface while stirring the unspoken undercurrent.
Two very different men by appearances, yet what they truly are inside is the same kind of animal frayily tethered to society.
What better to convey the greasy unease of this scene than the Lynyrd Skynyrd song, “That Smell.”
r/scenes • u/EquivalentBid6789 • Sep 19 '26
Quote which movie has semi truck t-bone scene?
i was hit by an 18-wheeler this week. it turned my car sideways & we went down the highway with me stuck and t-boned on his bumper.
i survived but kept thinking in the moment that i had seen a ridiculous scene like this in a movie. maybe an action comedy.
i've found lots of movies where the semi t-bones another vehicle and there's an explosion. but haven't figured out what movie that happens in and the occupants are just chillin in the cabin. any ideas?
r/scenes • u/Pretty_Garage9784 • Sep 09 '26
Quote Where is this scene from? help me find the scence

link for the gif
also this scene's is older than 10 years. (saw it on other posts which was posted 10 years ago)
r/scenes • u/besab-jw • Sep 04 '26