No memes, meta, questions, theories or political posts. See this multireddit for more details subreddits. Additionally, movie trailers are not eligible for submission. Submissions must be movies TV shows and games should go to /r/TVDetails and /r/GamingDetails. Rule 7: Movies only, no games or TV shows. *Unless it's confirmed to never be released on any other platforms (such as Netflix exclusives). Until a movie becomes available for purchase on multiple storefronts, digitally or physically, it is not allowed on r/moviedetails. Don't browse /new if you're worried about this. No spoilers in the title or untagged comments. Rule 6: No unreleased movies or spoilers in titles. Details must also be adequately explained with a relevant screencap or clip. Make sure your submission has an explanation either in the title or in the comments and add '(explanation in comments)' to your title. Rule 4: Titles must include the movie name and release yearĪll submissions must include the name of the movie and the year of release in the title Repeated shitposting and rule-breaking may also get you banned. Political comments may be removed because they can easily devolve into off-topic arguments. Uncivil comments including 'detail is obvious' will be removed and may get you banned. Please flair your post apropriately, moderators will change or remove it if it is incorrect.īe civil. Moderators reserve the right to remove posts that don't fit. They must also be about something on screen, not off screen. Details must be obscure, relevant, and intentional.

Not blatantly obvious observations, but obscure enough that people could have missed it, or they noticed it but the significance didn’t click. This subreddit is dedicated to the obscure details and easter eggs found in movies.ĭon't forget you can get screenshots from movies at.

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