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  • Whats your favorite example of Chekhovs Gun in a movie?
    Anton Chekhov famously said, "If you say in the first chapter that there is a rifle hanging on the wall, in the second or third chapter it absolutely must go off If it's not going to be fired, it shouldn't be hanging there " This concept, known as Chekhov's Gun, is often used in storytelling to create suspense and foreshadowing So, fellow movie enthusiasts, which film do you think executed
  • What’s your best example of Chekhov’s Gun in your campaign?
    Another “Chekhov’s gun of opportunity”: I’m running a Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign, which has an annoying parrot that shouts “Pieces of eight!” any time it detects motion
  • I fucking hate Chekhovs Gun. : r writing - Reddit
    I've just come from a discussion on r books, where one of the things being discussed was the rule of Chekhov's Gun For those who may be unaware, the writing principle states essentially that anything introduced or described must have a purpose, either immediately or eventually The name is derived from the prime example, a gun hanging on the wall If that gun is never fired or used, it
  • What are your favorite movie examples of Chekhovs Gun?
    The Chekhov's-gun theory posits that every element within a piece of writing should contribute directly to the whole It's a dramatic principle that has proven to be just as effective in film as in novels and theatre Especially in the mystery genre, it's great for creating thrilling setups and payoffs One of our favorite examples is Knives Out (2019), where Rian Johnson turns everyone into a
  • Can you subvert the expectation of Chekhovs Gun? - Reddit
    Chekhov’s gun is more of a principle, that anything that will resolve conflict should be present and foreshadowed earlier and that every detail of a story should be there for a specific reason pertaining to the goal and themes at hand
  • Is the Chekhovs gun rule a good one ? : r writing - Reddit
    Chekhov was writing in the contexts of stage plays, which work under much more powerful constraints than novels, especially in terms of length Also, if a single revolver is shown in the first act, it assumes vastly more significance than if everyone is armed (say, in a Western) An unused revolver can be there just for characterization
  • Chekhovs Gun and similar narrative principals : r Screenwriting - Reddit
    In light of these comments and examples, I’ve decided to ask this subreddit a few similar questions, as Chekhovs Gun is in nearly every thing and is more often considered a literary device used to help screenwriters or playwrights narrow down the script and shave off excess material
  • CMV: Ignoring the Chekhovs gun principle leads to better . . . - Reddit
    In modern fiction, Chekhov's gun can be understood to be saying that no story element should be included unless it furthers the plot story in some way Characterization and worldbuilding are incredibly important aspects of storytelling, so having an unused gun in the wall is fine as long as it adds more depth to character or the setting
  • Best examples of Chekovs Gun going unfired? : r movies - Reddit
    My personal favorite is the glass table gag from Game Night edit: Wait, shit, or the literal Chekhov Gun from "Archer," which was woefully esoteric
  • What is your favourite use of Chekhov’s Gun? : r movies - Reddit
    For those who are unfamiliar with the term Chekhov’s Gun: A narrative principle where an element introduced into a story first seems unimportant but will later take on great significance Usually it’s an object or person, but it can also be an idea or concept A classic and well known example that I like:





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