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| Friday March 07 00:21:09 2008 Re: GH |
| hallbird wrote: > I dont'have exact scene times of Nadine's scene but they > seemed to occur at the halfway mark. Very dark scene with some closeups, but the darkness doesn't highlight the beauty of this actress. Not a keeper for me. Now just waiting for Laura Wright (Carly) to see a gag. |
| Friday March 07 01:25:58 2008 Re: German TV Series 'GSG9' |
| "Interesting Episode" Yeah, look like 2 episode titles? Fun Anyway, appears my clip for you guys posted by majorjohns.com but under a different section. (Devilman?). Go and enjoy |
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| Jay L |
| http://www.sat1.de/filme_serien/gsg9/bilder/content/28308/index_1.php |
| Friday March 07 02:02:52 2008 UK Series alert - Ashes to Ashes |
| Just to let you all know there is a scene in this series next Thursday featuring Keeley Hawes who some may know previously from the series Spooks that I think has been shown abroad. Ashes to Ashes is the follow up to the series called Life on Mars and features Hawes as a police psychologist who is transported back to the 80s after seemingly going in to a coma. Previews of next weeks episode show her lying down wearing a loose cleave gag in what seems to be one of the dream sequences and a clown is looking down at her. Doesn't make sense but I don't think it is meant to ! |
| Gaz P |
| Friday March 07 03:37:44 2008 Re: GH |
| hallbird wrote: > I wasn't sure whether the scene in the preview > approximated the shots we got today of Nadine. I may be > wrong, but would appreciate's someone else's input. The preview scene is the same as what was shown today. It wasn't shown how she got into this predicament or how she was rescued. Only talk about it - "she's shaken up but okay". Posted an update with today's action at the blog site. |
| MT |
| http://www.bigmtdid.blogspot.com |
| Friday March 07 04:10:38 2008 Devilman's Clips |
| The clip Devil has up for Zwei Zum is playign messed up |
| Dogg |
| Friday March 07 04:23:38 2008 Re: Hi - first post and a question |
| Van wrote: > Greetings Em! Welcome to Brian's. > Regarding the two Kong brides... I would argue not to > argue. Enough technological & artistic progress > seperates the '33 and and '05 versions that comparisons > are questionable. It's like comparing "Le Morte > d'Arthur" with "The Once and Future King" > with the musical "Camelot" with Stephen R > Lawhead's "Pendragon Cycle", etc., etc. I give > Fay Wray & Naomi Watts FULL MARKS... EACH! ...(and > let's all agree not to mention poor Jessica Lange). > http://www.restrainedtastes.com/van/ Has no-one seen the version of King Kong with Naomi Campbell? Wow you're all missing out - I'll have to check out the Naomi Watts one *blush* Anyway I think for me what works is the romance in the black and white of the original. It's not to do with technical proficiency - I have acted in a few low budget films and been a damsel on about three occasions - not really films for this forum but brought up because I think I liked the one that was deliberately designed to look like a B&W adventure film I don't know what I'm trying to say but I thought the remake was a bit over-blown really |
| Emma |
| lady_in_fishnets@hotmail.com |
| Friday March 07 04:31:05 2008 Re: Hi - first post and a question |
| Anubis wrote: > Van wrote: > > It's like comparing "Le Morte > > d'Arthur" with "The Once and Future > King" > > with the musical "Camelot" with Stephen R > > Lawhead's "Pendragon Cycle", etc., etc. > Uhhhh .... you're speaking greek to a lot of us here Van. > Hahaha > Joking aside tho, the only one I can think of that were > remade from B&W to color is the film "She". Is there a scene in the 60's version of She, I've not watched the old one but a quick check of the database didn't see anything? Funny thinking of the film from the 60's as new :0) Thanks Anubis |
| Emma |
| lady_in_fishnets@hotmail.com |
| Friday March 07 04:53:27 2008 Re: Hi - first post and a question |
| Emma wrote: > Hi > Just thought I'd say hello - I just found this place and > it's really nice place. Yeah, we like it. (Well, most of us, at least.) Welcome to the party. > Are there any other remakes that contain bondage scenes > that are comparable with the original, mostly talking > about b&w films compared to colour remakes Interesting question, and an opportunity to muck around with Brian's database a bit, so why not? For your consideration: In Cold Blood (B&W in 1967, color in 1996) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (the indisputable "quintfecta" record-holder, with B&W in 1923 and 1939 and color in 1956, 1982, and 1997) If we don't restrict ourselves to B&W vs. color, there are others -- including of course Michael Haneke's shot-for-shot remake of his own notorious "Funny Games," due on April 4. |
| Raffish |
| Friday March 07 05:39:51 2008 Re: Re ; Mummy rope bondage style |
| Snidely Claw wrote: One > scene that I can recall is from the truly awful musical > "Sgt Peppers lonely hearts club band" where > Sandy Farina gets the kind of treatment you described albeit briefly. thanks for ur suggestion. I remmember also in " the russian are coming " movie that an old lady took the treatment well. Any one else recommend another scenes ? |
| Friday March 07 06:24:42 2008 Al Diablo con los Guapos |
| Well, if the damsel is Margarita Magana, then it is her second cleave-treatment; the first one appeared in the final episodes of "Verdad Occulta" (2006), which had an additonal one for Galilea Montijo + Alejandra Barros + Claudia Troyo and one more for an unknown damsel, who got huge packing for her cleave). |
| Guest |
| Friday March 07 07:10:16 2008 Re: Al Diablo con los Guapos |
| Guest wrote: > Well, if the damsel is Margarita Magana, then it is her > second cleave-treatment; the first one appeared in the > final episodes of "Verdad Occulta" (2006), > which had an additonal one for Galilea Montijo + > Alejandra Barros + Claudia Troyo and one more for an > unknown damsel, who got huge packing for her cleave). Yes, that's her. I caught the scene and it's not bad, but for gag fans there was only about 1 second of the black cleave gag - and her arms were being held for that, and it's not a closeup. Later, she's tied loosey to a chair (and the guy is in another chair back to back with hers). But she's still in the bikini so it's not bad. She keeps yelling at her captors and they never get the hint to gag her, though at one point she shuts her mouth tight when a gun is put in her face, and there's some entertainment there. At the very beginning she also gets a decent handgag. All in all not terrible, and still worthwhile since she's in her bikini, but could have been better. Sounds like there are more scenes on the way in the near future though. :) Incidentally, anyone who digs sexy maid attire, check out this show. You'll be glad you did. |
| skezemuth |
| Friday March 07 08:09:28 2008 Re: Hi - first post and a question |
> If we don't restrict ourselves to B&W vs. color, > there are others -- including of course Michael Haneke's > shot-for-shot remake of his own notorious "Funny Games," due on April 4. Or the remake--now with 50% more chains!--of the scene from Angels in Chains at the beginning of the first Charlies Angels movie. |
| ss |
| Friday March 07 16:22:30 2008 Re: Re ; Mummy rope bondage style |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Any one else recommend another scenes ? Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey? |
| Raffish |
| Friday March 07 16:23:57 2008 Re: Re ; Mummy rope bondage style |
| Raffish wrote: > Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey? Oh yeah, the cap... |
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| Raffish |
| Friday March 07 19:05:10 2008 10,000BC |
| The newly released movie 10,000BC contains a couple of marginal scenes involving Camilla Belle, who is just downright insanely gorgeous. She's bound hands-in-front through a good portion of the film. There is a one-second handgag in which one of the bad guys is going to do some old-fashioned nastyness but is stopped at the last minute. Towards the end she's tied arms-to-her-sides to two horses. Like I said, marginal, but that handgag will make a yummy DIDcap. |
| mick |
| Friday March 07 19:51:52 2008 Re :Mummy rope bondage style |
| Just posted to the video page, links to a couple of scenes for those who like a lotta rope! |
| Snidely Claw |
| Friday March 07 20:44:31 2008 Rebecca Herbst Questions |
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| The Moderator |
| Friday March 07 21:01:00 2008 Raffish DiDClips updated |
| Dawn's in trouble. Must be Friday. |
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| Raffish |
| Friday March 07 21:08:52 2008 Re: 10,000BC |
| mick wrote: > The newly released movie 10,000BC contains a couple of > marginal scenes involving Camilla Belle, who is just > downright insanely gorgeous. She's bound hands-in-front > through a good portion of the film. Towards the end she's tied arms-to-her-sides to > two horses. Has anyone wondered with what material she is bound? I don't think cavemen invented rope. I would speculate that she is bound with either vines(if they grow in that frigid climate) or animal sinew(a more logical speculation). |
| Hadji |
| Friday March 07 21:23:06 2008 Re: 10,000BC |
| Hadji wrote: > Has anyone wondered with what material she is bound? I > don't think cavemen invented rope. I would speculate that > she is bound with either vines(if they grow in that > frigid climate) or animal sinew(a more logical speculation). FACT: both males and females in 10,000 B.C. had telekinetic powers. Want someone tied up? Presto, they just are. It all would have worked, too, if not for that meddling evolution. |
| Raffish |
| Friday March 07 22:43:13 2008 Kelly Ripa |
| On Fridays show Live with Regis & Kelly she is talking about her habit of constantly touching her hair;and you can tie my hands behind my back and I'll touch my hair with my shoulders.The video of this episode is on the Live website at around the 7 minute mark |
| TSR |
| Friday March 07 22:44:09 2008 Re: 10,000BC |
| Hadji wrote: > mick wrote: > > The newly released movie 10,000BC contains a couple > of > > marginal scenes involving Camilla Belle, who is just > > > downright insanely gorgeous. She's bound > hands-in-front > > through a good portion of the film. Towards the end > she's tied arms-to-her-sides to > > two horses. > Has anyone wondered with what material she is bound? I > don't think cavemen invented rope. I would speculate that > she is bound with either vines(if they grow in that > frigid climate) or animal sinew(a more logical speculation). Not to be argumentative, but who do you think *did* invent rope? Can you have basketry and *not* have rope-making skills? Twist some grass stems together and you have a yarn. Twist some yarns together and you have a string, braid some string and you have rope. Not to mention animal hair, bark strips, bamboo fibers, etc. Did neolithic cultures have rope? Yes. Did paleolithic cultures? Almost certainly. ...uh, this *is* Brian's Mainstream DiD-scenes and Anthropology Forum, right? :D |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.restrainedtastes.com/van/ |
| Friday March 07 23:01:20 2008 Some details for "The Deal", por favor |
Record number: 11612 Title: The Deal (2005) Medium: Movie Actress: Selma Blair Description: Kidnapped, tied to a bed and cleave gagged with a black cloth. ...Above is the complete DB entry for the Selma Blair scene[s] in the movie in question. Just about as skimpy as it can get, no?? Now that HBO is starting to show the movie on its array of channels [Sun. on HBO-Signature kicks it off], I have to ask whether anybody can add some details and possible timing for the scene[s]? Selma B. is one of my favorites, so I gotta ask. Thanks in advance. Hits = 1 Elapsed time: 0.102982997894 seconds |
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