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| Sunday February 08 04:22:01 2009 Gemma Arterton |
| Arterton, Marsan and Compston Investigate Creed Source: The Hollywood Reporter February 7, 2009 Gemma Arterton, Eddie Marsan and Martin Compston will headline the cast of contemporary kidnap thriller The Disappearance of Alice Creed, backed by the Isle of Man's CinemaNX production and finance company. The film, which begins shooting Monday on the Isle of Man, marks the directorial debut of writer and short filmmaker J Blakeson, who co-wrote The Descent 2 for Celador. "Creed" tells the tale of two kidnappers (Marsan and Compston) who carry out an immaculately planned kidnap after targeting rich girl Arterton. But things quickly unravel as the scheme plays out, with all three characters revealing an agenda that ends in a tense power play of greed, love, sex and violence. |
| Sunday February 08 06:55:43 2009 Re: Talking About A Missed Opportunity! |
| Pat Powers wrote: > The real missed opportunity was in "The Fabulous > Voyage of Captain Drake." You missed a scene Pat, I have it on my Youtube account, I will post a link to it on the vids page doc |
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| Sunday February 08 07:55:45 2009 Re: Talking About A Missed Opportunity! |
| Pat Powers wrote: > The real missed opportunity was in "The Fabulous > Voyage of Captain Drake." The bad guy had Captain > Drake's younger (but adult, and very attractive) sister > in captivity for most of the movie, German TV ZDF has something similar coming up in a TV movie with two damsels in the hands of modern-day pirates. Sounds almost perfect, but experience has tought me like many around here to take these too-good-to-be-true storylines with a grain of salt. Let's see what Old Europe is giving us on Feb 20th. |
| Peter de K |
| Sunday February 08 10:24:13 2009 Re: Talking About A Missed Opportunity! |
| > > The real missed opportunity was in "The Fabulous Voyage of Captain Drake." The bad guy had Captain Drake's younger (but adult, and very attractive) sister in captivity for most of the movie, > German TV ZDF has something similar coming up in a TV movie with two damsels in the hands of modern-day pirates. Sounds almost perfect, but experience has tought me like many around here to take these too-good-to-be-true storylines with a grain of salt. ~~~~ A necessary DiD-"drawback" to the modern-day pirates storyline is that by definition, there seldom is any plot-based reason for gags. A rare exception being "Act of Piracy" (1988). |
| Kinky-napper |
| Sunday February 08 11:56:46 2009 DID in Geass |
| Last night's episode of Code Geass had a nice ball gagging scene with some decent mmmphing. Posted it in the database. |
| Danny |
| Sunday February 08 12:46:01 2009 Kangaroo Jack |
| Watched this film last night.It was a shame there was only one gagging scene,for one of the two actresses featured.Just a very brief scene,and it wasn't for the youngest actress either.Pity. |
| David |
| Sunday February 08 12:50:31 2009 Re: Interesting First Words? |
| TC wrote: > What are some interesting first words actresses have said > immediately after getting ungagged? (after spitting cleave gag out: "You said this was our honeymoon!!" From 'Problem Child'....either 1 or 2, been awhile but I remember that line...funny! |
| S.M. |
| http:// http://images4sale.com/store/24021 |
| Sunday February 08 13:20:28 2009 Re: Talking About A Missed Opportunity! |
| doc wrote: > Pat Powers wrote: > > The real missed opportunity was in "The > Fabulous > > Voyage of Captain Drake." > You missed a scene Pat, I have it on my Youtube account, > I will post a link to it on the vids page doc You're right, I did miss that. Gag scene, too. But badly lit and shot, no close-ups where she's still enough to make it worthwhile. Nice angry emoting, though. |
| Pat POwers |
| Sunday February 08 13:23:03 2009 Re: DID in Geass |
| Danny wrote: > Last night's episode of Code Geass had a nice ball > gagging scene with some decent mmmphing. > Posted it in the database. What is "Code Geass"? Never heard of it. Voice acting makes it sound animated, Jessica Strauss sounds American, and the other name sounds Chinese. |
| Pat Powers |
| Sunday February 08 14:00:11 2009 Re: DID in Geass |
| It's an anime that plays on adult swim over at cartoon network. |
| Danny |
| Sunday February 08 15:07:11 2009 Re: Interesting First Words? |
| S.M. wrote: > > > What are some interesting first words actresses have > said > > immediately after getting ungagged? Kate Jackson in Scarecrow: "How dare you!" and one of my favorites, Stepfanie Kramer in "Hunter." "I'm just ducky, although I'm a little overdressed for the occasion." |
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| Sunday February 08 17:10:29 2009 Re: Interesting First Words after getting ungagged? |
| > and of my favorites, Stepfanie Kramer in "Hunter." > "I'm just ducky, although I'm a little overdressed for the occasion." ~~~~ Yes, that Sgt. Didi McCall line was also one of my favorites -- perhaps second to Cheryl Ladd's in One West Waikiki ("Manpower"), which went something along the lines of: "Mac! You do not make jokes when someone is tied up and gagged. It's... infuriating! |
| Kinky-napper |
| Sunday February 08 18:10:54 2009 Re: Interesting First Words after getting ungagged? |
| Kinky-napper wrote: > > and of my favorites, Stepfanie Kramer in Tara King in "Look, Stop Me...": "No gag" (a reference to vaudeville humor). |
| ss |
| Sunday February 08 18:40:02 2009 Re: Interesting First Words after getting ungagged? |
| ss wrote: > Kinky-napper wrote: > > > and of my favorites, Stepfanie Kramer in > Tara King in "Look, Stop Me...": "No > gag" (a reference to vaudeville humor). Id prefer last words before getting gagged, more exciment |
| Mandrake |
| Sunday February 08 18:45:44 2009 Re: Gemma Arterton |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Arterton, Marsan and Compston Investigate Creed > Source: The Hollywood Reporter February 7, 2009 > Gemma Arterton, Eddie Marsan and Martin Compston will > headline the cast of contemporary kidnap thriller The > Disappearance of Alice Creed, backed by the Isle of Man's > CinemaNX production and finance company. I'll definitely be keeping my fingers crossed for this one, Artertons been near the top of my wish list since her breakthrough role in St Trinians 14 months ago. Hopefully we'll get something not dissimilar to Jennifer Ellison's scenes in The Cottage |
| moxx of balhoom |
| Sunday February 08 19:40:09 2009 spoken |
| what are the best occurances of the words "shut her up" or "silence her" that you can think of? |
| forest |
| Sunday February 08 19:52:16 2009 Re: Interesting First Words after getting ungagged? |
| I like Fenella Fielding's reply in The Avengers ("The Charmers") episode when asked by Steed "How are you feeling?". Her response after her gag comes off: "Like someone who has been tied up & dumped in a box!" (incidently, the same exact response given by Anna Quayle in the much later "A Correct Way to Kill" episode, in which the bondage scene was a virtual remake of the one in "The Charmers"). |
| Sunday February 08 19:52:28 2009 Re: Interesting First Words after getting ungagged? |
| I like Fenella Fielding's reply in The Avengers ("The Charmers") episode when asked by Steed "How are you feeling?". Her response after her gag comes off: "Like someone who has been tied up & dumped in a box!" (incidently, the same exact response given by Anna Quayle in the much later "A Correct Way to Kill" episode, in which the bondage scene was a virtual remake of the one in "The Charmers"). |
| JP |
| japfeif@aol.com |
| Sunday February 08 20:11:56 2009 Site Update |
| Bondagerotica is updated this week with a review of "Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon," a movie full of intrigue, stabbing, women in chains, women tied up, secret pigeons, cavalry charges, slave revolts, general chaos and the stupidest feat of civil engineering in the history of civilization. What's not to like? "Oh, Hercules, these chains are great! Look at this cool new game we play with them, it's called 'Crack the Whip'! When we get back to Greece you must chain us up all the time!" |
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| Pat Powers |
| http://www.bondagerotica.com/articles/sword_and_sandal_movies/tyrants-of-babylon/tyrants-of-babylon.html |
| Sunday February 08 21:06:36 2009 Re: DID in Geass |
| Danny wrote: > It's an anime that plays on adult swim over at cartoon > network. Sounds tasty. I'll keep an eye out. |
| Pat Powers |
| Sunday February 08 21:49:12 2009 Re: Interesting First Words |
| Maura West on a soap opera was asked if she was OK while being ungagged and she said, "No I'm not okay. Ive been tied up, gaggged, held hostage." |
| Sunday February 08 22:56:05 2009 Re: Site Update |
| Pat Powers wrote: > Bondagerotica is updated this week with a review of > "Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon," a movie > full of intrigue, stabbing, women in chains, women tied > up, secret pigeons, cavalry charges, slave revolts, > general chaos and the stupidest feat of civil engineering > in the history of civilization. What's not to like? > "Oh, Hercules, these chains are great! Look at this > cool new game we play with them, it's called 'Crack the > Whip'! When we get back to Greece you must chain us up all the time!" ...secret pigeons? ...secret pigeons? Also, is the civil engineering stupidity greater than that of the ancient civilization on Skull Island who built a COLOSSAL stone wall to keep the dinosaurs and giant gorillas out... but decided to include a dinosaur and giant ape-size GATE?? Now *that's* stupid. :-) ...secret pigeons? |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.vansfiction.net |
| Sunday February 08 23:17:45 2009 Re: Site Update |
| Van wrote: > Pat Powers wrote: > > Bondagerotica is updated this week with a review of > > "Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon," {Snip} > ...secret pigeons? ...secret pigeons? Pat... dude... I did a find-on-this-page on your article and there is NO MENTION of pigeons, secret or otherwise. I demand a refund! And granted, without a SERIOUS plot twist, that *IS INDEED* the Stoopidest Civil Engineering Project in the History of Civilization. (Of course, the George W. Bush Presidential Library hasn't been built yet.) In a way, it reminds me of one of those Made-for-SciFi-Channel "movies" where some office in the basement of the Pentagon with a LOT of Black Money they have to spend before the end of the fiscal year decides to fund an R&D project to create one of the following: Giant Snakes, Giant Ants, Giant Spiders, Genetically Engineered Dinosaurs, etc., etc. It's also a good chance to see what happens when you mix in a little Alien DNA, just to see what happens. Can you think of a more effective weapons system? WHAT COULD *POSSIBLY* GO WRONG?? |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.vansfiction.net |
| Sunday February 08 23:33:50 2009 Re: Site Update |
| Van wrote: > without a SERIOUS plot twist, that *IS > INDEED* the Stoopidest Civil Engineering Project in the > History of Civilization. (Of course, the George W. Bush > Presidential Library hasn't been built yet.) Never paid much attention that Fay Wray, Ms. Lange or Watts were taking through the ape door and that no man door was built. Very funny when you pay more attention to the damsel and not the design of an architect. I will let the stupidity of civil engineering slide on this one :( |
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