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| Friday January 15 02:12:16 2010 Re: Ashley Greene in Interview Magazine |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > 'malformed string' is preventing the link I don't know how many times I have to say it, but bitching about it here doesn't do anything. You have to contact me and provide the message causing a problem. THEN I can take a look and see what the deal is. I. Am. Not. Psychic. |
| The Engineer |
| Friday January 15 02:17:01 2010 The Book of Eli |
| Anything with Mila Kunis. Ever since the sixth season of That '70s Show, I thought she was soo sexy, and this movie looks like it has potential for some scene of Miss Kunis in peril. |
| Friday January 15 03:01:42 2010 LMN - Pick A Flick Friday |
| Hey Everyone, I hope it's not too late as long as the poll stays open. For the Lifetime Movie Network's "Pick A Flick Friday", one of the five selections to vote for is "Lies and Deception" where Madchen Amick gets the tight OTM gag treatment. I thought maybe if we get enough last minute vote in, it will be the movie shown later on tonight. Here's the link. http://www.mylifetime.com/movies/flick |
| Nite Owl |
| Friday January 15 08:10:48 2010 Re: Appreciate what you have here |
| Miss Cleo wrote: > Not that the Mod encourages anyone to say something like > this, or probably cares one way or the other, but I'd > just like to thank him again for all of the work he puts > into this excellent forum. I would like to second that. No doubt there are a lot of folks like me who regularly visit but never post. I think this is a great site. I typically skip over bitch posts, and I bet most folks do to. |
| Some guy |
| Friday January 15 08:43:19 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| I am hoping for something with Mila Kunis. I'll be checking the film out later today. |
| Brian K. |
| Friday January 15 09:19:25 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| Brian K. wrote: > I am hoping for something with Mila Kunis. I'll be > checking the film out later today. I'm going to say I highly doubt a scene from Miss Kunis. Her character appears to be an ass-kicking babe in this movie. Too bad though. She's been the subject of many a wet dream in the MagickRat's bed. Maybe I shouldn't have let that one out of the bag... |
| MagickRat |
| Friday January 15 09:21:54 2010 Re: Appreciate what you have here |
| Some guy wrote: > Miss Cleo wrote: > > Not that the Mod encourages anyone to say something > like > > this, or probably cares one way or the other, but > I'd > > just like to thank him again for all of the work he > puts > > into this excellent forum. > I would like to second that. No doubt there are a lot of > folks like me who regularly visit but never post. I think > this is a great site. I typically skip over bitch posts, > and I bet most folks do to. I'll agree. While Brian may come off as a Nazi at times & maybe we don't always see eye to eye, he's still got a great thing going here & some people take it for granted... As for the format, less is more IMHO. Because let's face it, nobody in here is going to work for NASA anytime soon. So simplicity is the key... |
| MagickRat |
| Friday January 15 09:37:48 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| MagickRat wrote: > I'm going to say I highly doubt a scene from Miss Kunis. > Her character appears to be an ass-kicking babe in this > movie. Sadly I understand where you are coming from, although a scene would have been nice. It's probably not going to happen. |
| Brian K. |
| Friday January 15 09:46:33 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| Brian K. wrote: > MagickRat wrote: > > I'm going to say I highly doubt a scene from Miss > Kunis. > > Her character appears to be an ass-kicking babe in > this > > movie. > Sadly I understand where you are coming from, although a > scene would have been nice. It's probably not going to happen. Doubtful. Read an interview with her about film where she said SPECIFICALLY that she was glad she wasnt in a "damsel in distress" role. |
| Friday January 15 09:50:06 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Doubtful. Read an interview with her about film where > she said SPECIFICALLY that she was glad she wasnt in a > "damsel in distress" role. ill go even further..we might be hard pressed for a scene from her EVER..at least if she has her way..here's the exact part of the interview Mila Kunis: No. Solara’s one of the greater, most well-written female characters you can have. Absolutely. And she’s given a lot to do. Most times, and I fight against this as much as I can, the female character is the damsel in distress, the woman that needs to be saved. And you don’t want to be screaming and biting your fist? Mila Kunis: Not my kind of… no. And that’s not to say that Solara doesn’t cause trouble, because she does, but she resurrects herself and fixes things. |
| Friday January 15 10:42:16 2010 Re: "Meet Me Tonight" |
| Tom Quin wrote: > Perhaps. It was a very long time ago... Indeed.... I first saw this scene in the cinema back in the mid 1960s when I was very little. As far as I am aware this psrticular version has never been on TV here in the UK....? |
| Kenny |
| Friday January 15 13:00:45 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Brian K. wrote: > > MagickRat wrote: > > > I'm going to say I highly doubt a scene from > Miss > > Kunis. > > > Her character appears to be an ass-kicking babe in > > this > > > movie. > > Sadly I understand where you are coming from, although a > > scene would have been nice. It's probably not going to happen. > Doubtful. Read an interview with her about film where > she said SPECIFICALLY that she was glad she wasnt in a > "damsel in distress" role. I've mentioned my view of this sort of actress comment before, but I think it bears repeating. I think modern actresses with brains use the term "damsel in distress" to mean "a one-dimensional bimbo character whose sole function in the script is to get rescued by the Hero". "Strong female characters" can get bound and gagged and need rescuing, as long as that's not the *ONLY* reason they're on the screen. Present Ms. Kinis with a fun, well-written, and cleverly plotted script in which her character spends half the movie bound and gagged, and I bet she wouldn't dismiss it out of hand. To use my favorite analogy, if she gave an interview and said she hates "car movies" and will never appear in one, she means stoopid, mindless, *lazily* scripted movies with nothing but idiots stunt-driving in fast cars with explosions and crashes happening every two minutes and NOTHING ELSE... *not* she'll never appear in a film in which the characters occasionally ride in automobiles... possibly even chase each other in cars. It's all about the story, and whether or not the actress has a well-written part that lets her exercise her talent. </lecture> ;-) |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.vansfiction.net |
| Friday January 15 13:36:26 2010 Re: "Meet Me Tonight" |
| Kenny wrote: > Tom Quin wrote: > > Perhaps. It was a very long time ago... > Indeed.... I first saw this scene in the cinema back in > the mid 1960s when I was very little. > As far as I am aware this psrticular version has never > been on TV here in the UK....? Looking at it I'm inclined to think that this is the scene but that the production that I saw was a different one (perhaps a TV adaptation.) I remember seeing it on UK TV one evening when I was very young, perhaps no more than 4 or 5. Old British movies, especially movies like this, tended not to be shown in the evenings in the UK, they were more Sunday afternoon fillers. In addition Jack Warner is playing the villain here and he was in Dixon of Dock Green at the time, which the family watched pretty religiously. I'm pretty sure that had he been in it I would remember it even now. I know that Coward reworked the version for the film but the description of the play version also differs from what I remember. In the play the couple are both pretty keen to go along with the fake robbery, mainly because them being tied up is to provide them an alibi for someone else being robbed. The scene I remember the woman was certainly reluctant, and when the robber has them at his mercy there is a little taunting going on. I did some checking once I had the name of the play and there's nothing that suggests there was a TV version prior to the Collins one. So either it was this film, something all together different but with a similar plot or there is an unlisted BBC version still out there somewhere. |
| Tom Quin |
| Friday January 15 13:52:06 2010 Re: "Meet Me Tonight" |
| As you are in the UK maybe you can help with something else on the edge of my memory. It was either a kids TV series or an adventure film called (I think) "Treasure in Malta." Looked everywhere for a listing of it and cant find it. I only ever caught the end of the scene but the hero and heroine characters are B&G in the back of an estate car hidden by a tarp or blanket and driven from a (I presume) Maltese town by the villain. I think it was mid 70's by the style of the vehicle though I dont now recall when I saw it. |
| Tom Quin |
| Friday January 15 14:02:52 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| I would be happy with a handgag at this point. Anybody see the movie yet? Anything? Anything at ALL? |
| Friday January 15 14:20:15 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| Van wrote: > I think modern > actresses with brains use the term "damsel in > distress" to mean "a one-dimensional bimbo > character whose sole function in the script is to get > rescued by the Hero". Right. She missed the perfect set up in Boot Camp, a big nothing burger. But Black Swan coming later this year looks epic; possibilities in that script for scene of the decade, or not. |
| http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0947798/ |
| Friday January 15 14:22:32 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: But Black Swan coming later this year > looks epic; possibilities in that script for scene of the > decade, or not. > http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0947798/ It's obvious by her past interviews that she's not taking any "Damsel In Distress" roles. So my guess is - Not... |
| MagickRat |
| Friday January 15 14:25:09 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Van wrote: > > I think modern > > actresses with brains use the term "damsel in > > distress" to mean "a one-dimensional bimbo > > > character whose sole function in the script is to > get > > rescued by the Hero". > Right. She missed the perfect set up in Boot Camp, a big > nothing burger. But Black Swan coming later this year > looks epic; possibilities in that script for scene of the > decade, or not. > http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0947798/ "A thriller that hones in on the relationship between a veteran ballet dancer and a rival"? How does one figure this might be the "Scene of the Decade"? A thriller featuring Ballet dancers? Really? Wishful thinking I guess... |
| MagickRat |
| Friday January 15 14:44:20 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| MagickRat wrote: > Wishful thinking I guess... Glass half empty much? :-) |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.vansfiction.net |
| Friday January 15 15:17:11 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| Van wrote: > MagickRat wrote: > > Wishful thinking I guess... > Glass half empty much? :-) > http://www.vansfiction.net More of a Realist, actually... By the way, excellent site you got there. I'm a big fan. |
| MagickRat |
| Friday January 15 15:42:50 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Anything with Mila Kunis. And she's hooked up with... Macauley Calkin. Sometimes it just seems like there's no justice at all. |
| Friday January 15 16:27:11 2010 Possible holy grail "Watching the Detectives" TV series |
| Anyone remember a scene in a tv series called "Watching the Detectives"? This is not the movie that starred Lucu Lui, but a tv series similar to "America's most Wanted" that aired on A&E's BIO channel a year and a half ago. I came across a pic on flickr recently. The album was all pics of the making of this series taken by one of the PA's. Apparently one of the other PA's working on the show also got to act as a hostage of some sort in one of the episodes. There is a pic of here with a bandanna tied around her neck and a person removing duct tape from her hair as she makes a pouty face at the camera. The pic's description proudly proclaims "the duct tape was wrapped completely around her head! ouch!" Anyone ever see this? Apparently there were only 7 or 8 epsodes. From the episode descriptions I could find, there were a couple of possibilities. I found some clips from the show in a couple of places, but none of them were relevent. It's likely that if a scene occured, it was a "blink and you missed it" type based on the format of the show. If anyone has any info or the scene itself, it would be appreciated! |
| kopperus |
| Friday January 15 17:34:59 2010 Olivia Wilde |
| This photo needs one of our ace manipulators on the case!! (Hopefully the link will work). |
| http://www.imagebam.com/image/e72f1063720560/ |
| Friday January 15 17:40:55 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| Has anybody gotten past mere speculation and have actually seen the movie to confirm if there is actually a scene or not? |
| Friday January 15 17:50:54 2010 Re: DID vid page |
| E-Man wrote: > LOL! I love it how the refs are standing within reach of > TNA's Alexis Laree and did nothing. Were they jerking off > to her or what? Who wouldn't?? ;) |
| Friday January 15 18:02:56 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| MagickRat wrote: > "A thriller that hones in on the relationship > between a veteran ballet dancer and a rival"? How > does one figure this might be the "Scene of the > Decade"? A thriller featuring Ballet dancers? > Really? > Wishful thinking I guess... I read that the sex scene between Portman and Kunis was "extreme" and "aggressive" and that the rival thing was violent and disturbing; the things I read hinted at s&m, or not? So, "if" something develops between those two in a "dark intense psycho sexual thriller" which Black Swan is being billed as, then it might be the scene of the decade. I also remember a gag scene being called in Sherlock Holmes 6 months ago, and nobody was buying it because it wasn't in the trailer. |
| Friday January 15 18:07:37 2010 magickrat |
| She's been the subject of many a wet dream in the MagickRat's bed.< Thanks for letting us know. |
| Sickened |
| Friday January 15 18:40:44 2010 Sporting Events Dids |
| Knight Rider: "Give me Liberty or Give me death" Robin Dearden left to side or raod about to be blown up. "19th Hole" Wendy Schaal hands tied to steering wheel. The Sentinel: "Balck or White" Kimberly Elise hands taped in front held hostage above scoreboard. Smallville: : "Jinx" Allison Mack chained in storage closet. Does anyone know of some others ? |
| Friday January 15 19:16:51 2010 Re: magickrat |
| Mark wrote: FYI mr 'magic' is well known for his past > exploits I AM SOMEBODY! I AM SOMEBODY! I'm bad, I'm nationwide... But seriously, I could very well end up with my foot in my mouth on this one. A scene featuring both Kunis AND Portman could be one for the ages. I'm just not one to get my hopes up too much. You saw what happened just last week with all the hype surrounding General Hospital & what did we end up with? A tape-over scene if I ever saw one... |
| MagickRat |
| Friday January 15 19:18:11 2010 Re: Sporting Events Dids |
| > Does anyone know of some others? ~~~~ Can't forget Charlie's Angels ("Marathon Angels"), with two entrants intercepted pre-race and B&g in the van. Another was the 1970s damsel in the van rigged w/ the bomb during the baseball World Series (or was it an NFL game?), where the extortionist was too late in returning. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Friday January 15 19:29:52 2010 New Vids |
| Just added,Reaper,Andre the butcher,Highlander and the deleted scene from Push http://www.boundunderduress.com/did_videos.htm |
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| Steve W |
| underduressnet@hotmail.com |
| http://www.knotsotight.com |
| Friday January 15 20:12:02 2010 Re: magickrat |
| MagickRat is NOT a troll! |
| Snowcat |
| Friday January 15 20:17:50 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| Its amazing Van... I was scrolling down the page and started reading this post (without seeing the signature at the bottom to know who posted) and I instantly knew it was you from the excellently organized thoughts and stunningly perfect prose :^) |
| Snowcat |
| Friday January 15 20:23:42 2010 Re: Appreciate what you have here |
| I concur as well... I've always tried to stand up for Brian and the Moderator even when they exhibit a weird fascination with speaking of themselves in the third person (see FAQ 2.4) ;) |
| Snowcat |
| Friday January 15 20:30:24 2010 Re: magickrat |
| Sickened wrote: > > She's been the subject > Thanks for letting us know. Let's try to focus, people. |
| The Moderator |
| Friday January 15 21:02:13 2010 Re: magickrat |
| The Moderator wrote: > Sickened wrote: > > > She's been the subject > > Thanks for letting us know. > Let's try to focus, people. Getting back on track... Has Natalie Portman ever had a scene? I can't seem to think of any other than when Princess Padme (spelling?) was chained to a post. I never saw V for Vendetta, I would imagine that would be the most likliest of her films to have one... |
| MagickRat |
| Friday January 15 21:34:05 2010 Re: magickrat |
| More Getting back on track... so M Kunis did NOT have a scene in Boot camp??? I've been meaning to rent that... The box fairly called out to me from the vid store shelf but in G Lucas fashion I "had a bad feeling about this" |
| Snowcat |
| Friday January 15 21:35:10 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| MagickRat wrote: > By the way, excellent site you got there. I'm a big fan. Thanks! {blush} :-) |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.vansfiction.net |
| Friday January 15 21:45:49 2010 Re: magickrat |
| The Moderator wrote: > Let's try to focus, people. Richard Simmons much? ;) |
| Snowcat |
| Friday January 15 22:00:22 2010 Re: The Book of Eli |
| Nothing for Mila Kunis in The Book of Eli. They have a horrible tease, but it's nothing. |
| Brian K. |
| Friday January 15 23:48:55 2010 Re: The Lovely Bones |
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| The Moderator |
| Friday January 15 23:50:05 2010 Re: The Lovely Bones |
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