I am looking for anyone that has intimate knowledge of the movie A League of Their Own. The original movie not the television series. I'm searching the depths of the Internet for absolutely any evidence, information, or truthful knowledge regarding the existence of a scene from the movie that I personally know for a guaranteed FACT was filmed with multiple takes but was never used in the movie nor was it included in any special features or deleted scenes list. It was abandoned on the cutting room floor. The scene in question is as follows (Stillwell, the "You're gonna lose!" child of a Peach player is in the stands doing a commercial for Harvey Chocolate Bars where he is filmed sharing the chocolate bar with another little boy in the stands Stillwell's face covered in chocolate). I know that this scene was filmed and originally intended to be used in the final cut of the film but sadly didn't make it past the editing room. I'm making this quest for evidence or information regarding the existence of this scene my new life goal. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME!!!! If anyone can point me in the right direction, offer any websites dedicated to lost movie scenes, or can put me in touch with someone who can help more PLEASE DROP A COMMENT. I'd like to find what I'm looking for before my mom passed away because it would mean the absolute world to her. Thanks in advance to everyone who took the time just to read this and anyone who can help you have no idea what it would mean to me. Thanks.

Does anyone know what this movie or series is please.

Hi! I’m looking for a reference of a scene where two people are conversing in front of a river (not in a boat.)
Genre: Drama, suspense, romance (not action or comedy)
time of day: preferably night or dusk, but open to all day times as well
Purpose: I want inspiration for the Mise En Scene, camera movement, and the movement of the characters themselves and how the camera responds to that.
Thank you!

Hi, I’m trying to remember a scene from a movie or TV show and I hope someone can help me. • It’s a man and a woman talking on the street. • The woman tells the man something like, “You were the love of my life” or “You were my soulmate”. • He responds with something along the lines of: “Have you ever considered that maybe I still am?” • The idea behind his response is that a soulmate isn’t necessarily someone you love or end up with — it could even be someone you hate. • The vibe felt like it was from a movie or show made in the early 2000s or before. • The scene takes place outdoors, on a street — maybe at night, or at least not inside a building.

Does anyone recognize this scene or know what movie or series it’s from?

Also, I’m new to Reddit and still learning how everything works, so apologies if I’m posting this the wrong way or if this kind of question isn’t allowed. Thanks in advance for any help!

We are all monsters. Some of us are just better at hiding it. Man speaks of virtue, yet craves power.

He condemns evil, yet justifies his own sins. The greatest crimes are not committed by villains, but by those who believe themselves righteous.

A man convinced of his own virtue will justify any cruelty, any betrayal. And so he is far more dangerous than the one who knows what he is.

Nothing is easier than to denounce the evil doing. Nothing is more difficult.

Source https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJtmZdtM11G/?igsh=MTFzcGlzdndtc255bQ==

The scene shows a character landing in another's arms, delivering a punch or kick to the face, and then dashes away to the left.

I looking for any funny scenes from TV shows and movies that involve plumbing mishaps/fails. It's one of my favorite gags in media. Any scenes involving characters getting soaked from faulty plumbing (faucets, sinks, toilets, bidets, burst pipees) would be much appreciated, thanks!

I actually bought a similar mirror and wrote the whole scene out with a sharpie…….is how deep the hook was in me pertaining to this

part 2 of Tangled and Bubble Boy mashup in r/Tangled