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Welcome to the Discussion page. This forum is for discussing scenes from mainstream sources, primarily TV shows and movies, but we venture off into newspaper and magazine articles, stage plays, and other areas. Please do not post regarding commercial videos.
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| Saturday January 29 02:23:21 2011 Re: New Charlie's Angels... |
| Hadji wrote: > You're right, Miss Cleo, audiences are much more > sophisticated these days, Call me unsophisticated but I'm A-OK with T&A and breasts and eye candy, I'll watch, especially if they are bound and gagged. I'm sure the new Angels team will find plenty of opportunity to be bound and gagged. While there were only a few instances of the original cast being bound and gagged, Sabrina's "Magic Fire" scene was the best. |
| Saturday January 29 08:08:56 2011 RED on DVD |
| Just released on Jan 25th. Anybody checked it out to see if there's anything interesting featuring Mary Louise Parker in the special features? |
| Saturday January 29 09:01:46 2011 Re: New Charlie's Angels... |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Hadji wrote: > > You're right, Miss Cleo, audiences are much more > > sophisticated these days, > Call me unsophisticated but I'm A-OK with T&A and > breasts and eye candy, I'll watch, especially if they are > bound and gagged. I'm sure the new Angels team will find > plenty of opportunity to be bound and gagged. While > there were only a few instances of the original cast > being bound and gagged, Sabrina's "Magic Fire" > scene was the best. I guess I'm unsophisticated as well, because I will gladly watch an intellectually vacuous show whose actresses serve primarily as eye candy and are regularly bound and gagged. Prime examples of such shows are Acapulco H.E.A.T., She-Spies, and, of course, Baywatch. I think the point that Miss Cleo was trying to make is that these superficial components of a show are not foolproof guarantees of its success and longevity. Such shows are occasionally, but not always, successful. The three aforementioned shows all had FAR more complete bondage scenes(this means the actress was bound AND gagged) for their female characters than did Charlie's Angels. Even Baywatch, which was about the daily travails of good-looking lifeguards, had more instances of bound and gagged female characters than did Charlie's Angels. Many of the main female characters, as well as several guest stars, were bound and gagged on the show. All three shows featured lots of eye candy(this was Baywatch's primary attraction and redeeming feature), but only one of them was successful and long-lived: Baywatch. |
| Hadji |
| Saturday January 29 10:20:14 2011 Re: RED on DVD |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Just released on Jan 25th. Anybody checked it out to see > if there's anything interesting featuring Mary Louise > Parker in the special features? I just got this from NetFlix a few days ago & grabbed the scenes from the movie. Actually, unless I missed something, there were no special features. I thought it a bit odd, but yeah, when I popped in the DVD, it lead to the main menu & the only choices were PLAY MOVIE, SCENE SELECTION, and LANGUAGES. Like I said, I may have missed something but from what I saw, there did not seem to be ANY special features at all.. maybe the movie wasn't considered big enough. |
| JP |
| japfeif@aol.com |
| Saturday January 29 10:22:45 2011 Re: RED on DVD |
| JP wrote: > I just got this from NetFlix a few days ago & grabbed > the scenes from the movie. Actually, unless I missed > something, there were no special features. I thought it a > bit odd, but yeah, when I popped in the DVD, it lead to > the main menu & the only choices were PLAY MOVIE, > SCENE SELECTION, and LANGUAGES. Like I said, I may have > missed something but from what I saw, there did not seem > to be ANY special features at all.. maybe the movie > wasn't considered big enough. Most NetFlix DVDs are merely the rental versions of films (read: standard edition). The Special Edition for Red online lists these as the additional features of the disc: Deleted and Extended Scenes Access Red: Immersive 6-part interactive feature including pop up trivia, videos, interviews and more CIA Exposed Audio Commentary with retired CIA Field Officer Robert Baer Sounds like there could be some extra content there, if someone really enjoyed the film I'd say it'd be worth it to pick up the Special Edition and fill us all in. |
| Teddy KGB |
| Saturday January 29 17:09:41 2011 Re: RED on DVD |
| Teddy KGB wrote: > Most NetFlix DVDs are merely the rental versions of > films...[SNIP] Ah. Yeah, that makes sense. Well I didn't want to forl over the bucks to buy a copy so I just rented it...never thought about it being a different, "bare bones" version. I know I usually get my movies with bondage scene in them from NetFlix (I'd go broke if I purchased every one!) and I know many (or not most) HAVE had a SPECIAL FEATURES section on them, so I guess I just thought there wasn't a different between the standard version used for rental & a more packed one for purchase. Learn something every day on THIS board, that's for sure! :-) |
| JP |
| japfeif@aol.com |
| Saturday January 29 17:15:03 2011 Actress and Scene Identity |
| My English isn't exactly my first language so please bear with me. I don't know if this is the right place to ask. I remember when I was a kid, 15 or so years ago, I saw a scene on TV where a young woman was walking down a dark alley, she saw a cat, she knees down and smile, and then all of suddenly she is chloroformed (or hand gag) by an unseen person. The next scene, she is tied up and gagged with black (?) cloth, can't remember if she was tied to a chair or laying in chair, and the guy approaches her and took his ski mask (or whatever) and looks at her. That's all I can remember. And I did search thru the Scene Database but there are too many black cloth gag scenes to choose from and I can't find the correct one that I am looking for. Thank you for your time and help. PS: If this is the wrong place to ask, then I apologies for the trouble. |
| E-Man |
| Saturday January 29 18:38:53 2011 Re: British TV |
| HALLBIRD wrote: > Correct me if I'm wrong but it seems that it takes them > far longer to transfer there TV series to DVD. Here in > america as you know series seems to go onto DVD a few > months after their season ends. If this is true, why is it so? Depends on the series. A lot of shows are released within a week or two of the final episode airing (For example Unforgiven, Trinity, Jekyll) however these tend to be Vanilla releases with little if any extras content. Other shows you have to wait for, each series of Spooks for example tends to be released when the next series airs, so the 2010 series will most likely be released in September/October this year Of course I'm refering to the home market here, i have no idea how much longer you might have to wait for a Region 1 release |
| Moxx of Balhoom |
| Saturday January 29 18:39:47 2011 Re: Actress and Scene Identity |
| Cheers E-man this is the perfect place for such a question. a little more information about the scene would help though... Was she Blond or brunette? What country did you see this scene on? (since you mentioned english isn't your first language) Do you recall if it was a TV show or a movie? Hopefully we'll be able to help you find it. |
| Snowcat |
| Saturday January 29 19:49:30 2011 Re: Actress and Scene Identity |
| Snowcat wrote: > Cheers E-man > this is the perfect place for such a question. > a little more information about the scene would help > though... > Was she Blond or brunette? > What country did you see this scene on? (since you > mentioned english isn't your first language) > Do you recall if it was a TV show or a movie? > Hopefully we'll be able to help you find it. after a google search, i stumbled upon "that darn cat" from 1965 on http://bindherupx.net. could it be that? it has a chairtie and obviously a cat in it. |
| Saturday January 29 20:17:26 2011 Re: Actress and Scene Identity |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > after a google search, i stumbled upon "that darn > cat" from 1965 on http://bindherupx.net. could it be > that? it has a chairtie and obviously a cat in it. In the 60's version of "That Darn Cat", there is no such scene as you mention, so I doubt it. |
| Tapemaster the Younger |
| Saturday January 29 23:46:34 2011 Re: Actress and Scene Identity |
| Title: That Darn Cat (1965) Medium: Movie Actress: Grayson Hall Description: At the very beginning of the film Grayson Hall is shown with what looks like a dish cloth tied over her mouth. Great closeups. She is then ungagged until late in the movie when she is regagged for a couple of scenes. One long range and the other medium range. Towards the end of the film the bad guys, Frank Gorshen and Neville Brand, decide to get rid of her, and tie her to a chair (wrists behind, ropes around her waist and chair), swathing her lower face with a white cloth. |
| Snowcat |
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