r/scenes • u/Phonus-Balonus-37 • 16h ago

Video Heat - The Meet-Up

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Al Pacino said in an interview that regarding the scene between Hannah and McCauley, DeNiro felt that the scene should not be rehearsed so that the unfamiliarity would be conveyed to the audience. It was.

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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.

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