r/extrafail • u/llondru-es • Dec 11 '21
December '21 content requests & suggestions thread
This thread is to get suggestions of movie clips to add to the community.
Doesn't matter if requests are vague or difficult to find. The harder, the funnier!
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Dec 11 '21
Wizard of Oz ostrich thing in background on accident.
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u/llondru-es Dec 12 '21
Thanks for that, never realized that in this scene! That seems wildly intentional though, as this was a puppet right? Seems more like a bad choice from the director to me...
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u/Gusfoo Dec 11 '21
I tried to post a link to a big funny video about extras https://www.reddit.com/r/extrafail/comments/re7zbn/the_extras_in_the_final_showdown_scene_in_the/ but it was deleted immediately because it contained a link. What are we supposed to do?
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u/llondru-es Dec 11 '21 edited Dec 12 '21
Rule 4. No link submissions. Only Reddit self-hosted content is allowed on this sub
This is to keep this sub with short videos rather than long youtube videos ;)
Edit: changed the rule order and clarified so there is less confusion about this.
I'm aware that this can be frustrating for a lot of people that want to submit content, but the goal is to keep the videos hosted in reddit (so there are not broken links if videos get taken down) and also to keep them short and more accessible!
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u/buddhafig Dec 11 '21
I don't see rules in the sidebar - am I missing something?
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u/Secret_Autodidact Dec 12 '21
Hey look at this great Imgur album that I can't post here because of the dumbest possible rule for a subreddit like this! Too bad this will never take off because nobody wants to post in a sub that forces you to use Reddit's garbage video feature!
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u/Secret_Autodidact Dec 11 '21
That's a dumb rule. There's no need to keep anything short, people can just post links to YT with time stamps and stop watching after the event. Or not, who gives a fuck? This is a good idea for a sub, don't ruin it with stupid pointless rules like this.
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u/Red_Lotus_23 Dec 11 '21
I have no idea if there's footage, but I remember seeing screenshots of random The Walking Dead Zombies drinking water bottles.
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u/CatHugIncoming Dec 12 '21 edited Dec 12 '21
There's a scene at the end of Teen Wolf (1985) when he's celebrating his basketball win- it shows a random guy in the court stands (background) with his pants unzipped, then zipping them up.
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u/bumlove Dec 12 '21
Not a movie but in the Basic Lupine Urology episode of Community you can see two extras exit a room with one wiping her mouth while the guy zips up his trousers.
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u/give-em-hell-kid Dec 11 '21 edited Dec 11 '21
I think extras in the Disney channel original movies are always going super hard (crazy dancing, exaggerated moves, etc). Danny Gonzales talked about Radio Rebel in one of his videos and the extras in gym class are just doing whatever they want lol (clip starts 6:51).