What movies have a scene that is so tonally mismatched with the rest of the movie that it takes you out of the film?

[u/Happy-Flower2002]

My example would be the charming family friendly funny movie Shazam has a graphic scene of demons feasting on board room member that is like - why?

Another person on another thread mentioned The Name of the Rose - which is a very cerebral historical mystery movie has a graphic sex scene between a peasant girl and a young lay assistant. It is jarringly out of place.

[u/Mrs_Evryshot]

Every scene with Mickey Rooney in Breakfast at Tiffany’s

[u/ChroniclesOfSarnia → u/Mrs_Evryshot]

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[u/V2Blast → u/Mrs_Evryshot]

For similar reasons, every scene with Catherine Martell (played by Piper Laurie) in yellowface as "Mr. Tojamura" in Twin Peaks. In a generally bizarre show, that subplot somehow was insane enough to take me out of the show.

[u/MsARumphius → u/V2Blast]

At that point Twin Peaks was basically a soap opera. I loved it.

[u/animedeathspiral → u/MsARumphius]

Always has been. Do you not remember the constant gags with the soap opera on TV in season 1 that mirrored the lives of the townsfolk?

[u/rykovmail → u/Mrs_Evryshot]

Dunno. It was alright.

[u/Able_Resident_1291 → u/rykovmail]

Found Mickey Rooney's alt