movies

This Has to Violate Some Sort of Rule

Our [full list of rules is here](https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/wiki/index#wiki_what_is_allowed_in_.2Fr.2Fmovies.3F) /r/Movies is about “Movie News and Discussion of Major Motion Pictures.” As you can see, our front-page is an aggregate for movie news and discussion. We like to keep it that way.

Where it bites: I Don't Know What Rule it Violates, I Just Hate This Thing

No Intentional Antagonism or Negative Attention Whoring

Just don't be a dick, it's pretty easy. Discuss the subject of the thread, not the users. Don't make comments just for negative attention. This also applies to any complaints of controversial subjects such as woke/SJW issues, minorities being in movies, etc. Put quotes in quotation marks, we don't know every quote ever spoken. https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/wiki/index#wiki_e._incivility

Where it bites: Intentional Antagonism or Negative Attention Whoring

No Spam & Self-promotion - Same Source Posts

The site-wide definition of spam is when a user has more than 20% of their submissions coming from one source. If your username is the same as the website or YT channel you're trying to promote - you will be banned and your website blacklisted. Sharing Letterboxd accounts is not allowed either. https://www.reddit.com/wiki/selfpromotion https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/wiki/index#wiki_l._spam_-_this_includes_youtube_channels.2C_websites.2C_blogs.2C_any_oc

Where it bites: Spam and/or Self-promotion

No Image Posts & Memes

Memes are not allowed. Single images or albums of behind the scene of already released movies are prohibited, as are memes, "movies I like/recommend" and infographics. Make a text post if you want to talk about a specific and link the image in there. Official first looks and posters ARE allowed if they've not been posted before. https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/wiki/index#wiki_b._grey_area_image_posts

Where it bites: Image Post Is A Meme or Picture From An Already Released Movie

No Ambiguous/Misleading/Inaccurate Information or Clickbait in the Submission Title

Any type of submission that doesn't include the actual subject in the submission title. We really don't like 'click to find out' titles. For upcoming movie news, we take misinformation seriously. "In development" does not mean a movie is coming out. "In talks" or "in negotiations" does not mean "This person is working on this project." We want actual news; official announcements, not investigative journalism. https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/wiki/index#wiki_a._submission_titles

Where it bites: Inaccurate, Ambiguous, Misleading Or Clickbait Information in Submission Title

No Extraneous Comic Book Movie Submissions

Anything that isn't official, hard-lined news about comic book movies/Superhero movies will be removed. No featurettes, fan art, parodies, etc. That means nothing. Please read the [wiki](https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/wiki/index#wiki_18._comic_book_movie_information_-_conditionally_prohibited) for further information

Where it bites: Extrraneous Comic Book Movie Submission

No Repost or Discussion Threads of New Releases

[Light 'em up](https://i.imgur.com/JGBcbrY.gif) This rule also applies if there is an official discussion of the same movie stickied on the front page. Official discussions will be your go-to place for reviews/reactions/discussion of that movie and applies for 4 weeks after the U.S. release date.

Where it bites: Repost - The Same Content Has Already Been Submitted Within The Last 6 months

No Spoilers

Intentional or careless spoiling of a plot, true or false, without a spoiler bar (example >!here!<) can result in a ban. https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/wiki/index/#wiki_o._spoilers

Where it bites: Spoiler (True or False)

No Encouraging Piracy

Encouraging illegally pirated content by suggestion, instruction, and/or direct links. This includes variations of the "Aye matey." Stop. It's not 2012 any more. https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/wiki/index/#wiki_i._piracy

Where it bites: Encouraging Piracy

Rules on Posting of Scenes/Clips

Maximum of 1 clip submission per user per day. Minimum of 60 seconds, in HD. Title must include title of movie, year of release, description/context of scene, and director. Title must not include any personal opinions/subjective thoughts. Clip is subject to regular circlejerk, comic book movie, and repost rules. Movies must be at least a year old to be eligible for clip posting. Not mandatory but ideally upload the scenes directly to reddit, as opposed to a Youtube link.

Where it bites: Breaking Scenes/Clips Rules

AI Generated Garbage

If you're using AI and trying to pretend it's a real user - you'll be banned.

Where it bites: User is Likely Using AI and Implying that it's OC

No Shitposts

Use this report when a post reads like a sloppy brainfart diary entry.

Where it bites: OP is 11 beers in and rambling

Scuttlebutt and Canards

Keep celebrity personal life drama, gossip, rumors, tabloids, and all related garbage in /r/entertainment or /r/popculturechat If someone dies? It's allowed. If someone gets hurt on set? Allowed. If someone is fired from a movie? Allowed. If someone is arrested? Only if it directly affects a movie. If Celeb X says Celeb Y is a super jerkface? gtfo

Where it bites: Tabloid nonsense

No Complaints of a Movie OP has Not Completed.

Did someone make a submission like "I'm 15 minutes into Heat and this movie sucks?" Well well well, out the airlock

Where it bites: OP is trying to complain about a movie they haven't finished yet

Political Ranting Unrelated to the Movie at Hand

We are not a politics or political commentary sub. Obviously some movies relate to and include politics, but if you're here to simply blather on about political issues unrelated to the subject of the post, it's grounds for removing.

Where it bites: User is Clearly Here Just to Rant About Politics and Not the Movies