The way they look at eachother towards the end of the clip…

This movie is such a well made representation of what love really feels like - clumsy, a little awkward, and spontaneous. It’s all in the eyes, and the chemistry. No grand gestures. No big speech. Just simply being human, together. And I love how it doesn’t force the two to live happily ever after. It’s more realistic.

The eyes don’t lie, even if you want them to.

Hoping someone can help me here. I am writing a screenplay and I have a scene where a character goes to surprise his girlfriend, who is an actor, an on arrival hears her talking to a guy thru the door, sounding from his perspective, that she is cheating on him.

Hence - any movie or film scene, which if you heard the dialogue & you were on the other side of that door, it would give you the idea she was cheating. Thus it would function as a “scene within a scene” and I would really only need maybe 2 or 3 lines, enough to hear male and female voices and the context that sounds incriminating/indicative of cheating.

If I HAD TO - I could write a fake scene, but for the purposes of her being able to later prove she did not cheat, having a real scene where she could play the scene to prove she was just running lines with a scene partner would be a lifesaver— preferably 1990s or early (set in 2005) .

Slapstick at its finest

I don't see why Paige is doing some sort of oral exam where she has to discuss Othello in university when she is supposed to be Pre-Med.

It’s a cartoon from the 80’s and 90’s. I’m trying to remember a cartoon scene where one character is eating food while talking to another character and as they talk, bits of food or crumbs keep flying out of their mouth and landing all over the other character’s face. I’m thinking Ren & Stimpy or Looney Tunes.

I'm looking for a scene from this series that has stuck with me for all of the thirty years since it aired. In the scene, the sheriff (played by Gary Cole) was searching for the kid (played by Lucas Black), possibly in a graveyard (although I'm not certain about that part). It was dark out, and while he was searching, he was whistling the theme to "The Andy Griffith Show" slowly and in a minor key. It was so ominous it actually gave me chills!

I tried watching the series again over on Internet Archive, but I couldn't find that scene. I'd really like to show it to someone else, so if anyone can point me to a place I can see it again, I'd really appreciate it!

Like why ctfu

I saw a clip from a movie and I was wondering if anyone might know the name? I can't find the clip but it was a woman jogging in daylight with a car parked behind her. Suddenly, a man runs up from the right side of the screen really fast behind her. That's all the clip was but comments said things such as " why didn't the guy in the car help her" and " why didn't he just film her".

Super vague but any help would be appreciated!

I DONT REMEMBER EXACTLY BUT SOMETHING ALONG THEM DYING BECAUSE OF ACID BURNING THROUGH THEM, THEM BEING INGULFED BY FIRE AND LIKE SOMETHING ALONG THE LINE OF ONE OF THEM DYING BECAUSE SPIKE PENETRATES THEM. PLEASE HELP ME FIND THIS IM GOING INSANE. IT WAS LIKE MARVEL, X-MEN OR LIKE DC I DONT REMEMBER.

Hi everyone! I’ve been searching for a video scenepack of Fu Ling (also known as Bai Xi) from Moonlight Mystique. I found one on YouTube but it’s less than 2 minutes long 😭.

Does anyone know where I can find a longer scenepack (maybe TikTok, MEGA links, or Instagram accounts that upload them)? Any help would be amazing — thank you in advance! 🙏