r/scenes↗
Because sometimes a single scene needs its own page
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.
14k subscribers33 posts / mo in Sep 202620 authors / mosince 2012
r/scenes has 14k members (+21% over the last 12 months). It gets about 33 posts a month from 20 people. Top topics: Monster Madness, Favorite Movie Scenes and 4K UHD Movies.
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- Monster Madness2.3%
- Favorite Movie Scenes2.2%
- 4K UHD Movies1.1%
- Fight Scenes0.8%
- John Wick News & Discussion0.5%
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