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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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| Wednesday May 21 00:08:54 2008 Re: Shark West Coast Alert |
| civil wrote: > It is implied that she was gag from her house to this point. Maybe her neck was cold. |
| The House of Le Bastard |
| Wednesday May 21 00:22:51 2008 Shark |
| Nice wet gag. So...was it wet because she was wearing it for so long during shooting? Or was it wet because some prop or costume person wetted it? Which brings up the question: is a gag a prop or a costume? |
| Wednesday May 21 00:51:35 2008 Age of Conan |
| In the first 5 seconds of the game you're forced to do a quest that may interest some of us - there is a skimpy dressed young woman tied hands over head (king kong style). You talk to her and have to go find the key for her shackles. The game looks pretty damn good graphic wise if you are running a good setup. Just thought I'd mention this unexpected surprise and hopefully the game has more in store :) I'll try to grab a picture but it won't be up for a day or two, cheers. |
| Mushroom |
| Wednesday May 21 02:20:25 2008 Re: L' Âge des ténèbres |
| The damsel is actress/singer Caroline Néron. Some other reports say it's Diane Kruger but after verifying myself, it's indeed Miss Néron. |
| ACC |
| accasino@hotmail.com |
| Wednesday May 21 02:28:32 2008 Karen Allen-Indiana Jones 4 |
| Hey guys-Loooooonng time lurker I got to an advanced screening and just want to say-to my surprise- Karen Allen get bound and gagged AGAIN in the new Indy film. It's brief and not as good as Raiders, but it works. Karen's hands are bound behind her back while she's being transported in the back of a truck. She's constantly bickering with indy, so the Russian soldier tells her to "shut up". She doesn't so he cleave gags her with a blue cloth. What's funny is as the soldier tying the gag (which takes him 20 sec) she's still yelling at indy. Indy then knocks the guard out and takes off the gag. The scenes maybe a minute long, but I'm still in awe that see got the treatment...again. |
| WhySoSerious? |
| Wednesday May 21 05:09:36 2008 Re: Karen Allen-Indiana Jones 4 |
| > I'm still in awe that see got the treatment...again. Oh sweet! I was hoping she would, but i knew that the chance for the same actress in a sequal is a long shot to get two scenes, Way to go spielberg and lucas!! |
| BlockBuster Dude |
| Wednesday May 21 07:25:17 2008 Re: Shark |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Which brings up the question: is a gag a prop or a > costume? There's probably no universal answer, but in the British amateur theatre where I occasionally crew, ropes and blindfolds are kept on the props table and usually applied by the performers themselves. We haven't done a gag scene in the 8 years I've been there, but the gag would certainly be a prop. The annual pantomime is your best bet for a DiD scene; about 25% of panto productions I've worked on have had one. Nothing stringent, of course, in a family show played for laughs. |
| Mad Dan |
| http://www.dansdidnts.com |
| Wednesday May 21 07:46:06 2008 Re: Shark West Coast Alert |
| civil wrote: It is implied that she was gag from her > house to this point. Either due to time constraints or a rare case of Hollywood scripters believeing the audience can figure it out for themselves. |
| Historian |
| Wednesday May 21 09:06:11 2008 Re: Karen Allen-Indiana Jones 4 |
| I'm torn. First, thanks for the Alert. Second, "thanks" for the SPOILER. Yeah, I know there was speculation on the page a few months ago, along with reported inside info about a potential Karen Allen scene. Still, if you're gonna tout your advance screening experience, could you have at least given us a brief "SPOILER" somewhere in the beginning of the post? That's all I personally ask for. Sorry to be a crabby jackass this morning. You were just doing your job as a brainspage.com denizen and all. Guess I'm just toasted over the mediocre Shark scene last night and I'm taking it out on the first available target. Carry on. |
| Rob |
| rabsten@yahoo.com |
| Wednesday May 21 09:44:27 2008 Re: Shark West Coast Alert |
| The House of Le Bastard wrote: > civil wrote: > > It is implied that she was gag from her house to > this point. > Maybe her neck was cold. I missed the whole damn thing!!! Somebody please fill me in, what happened? Did anybody record it? Will somebody post something here? I've been waiting for this scene for a while, I can't believe I missed it! (My 3yr old son commandeered the TV to watch "Finding Nemo" & I forgot to set the VCR) |
| Magickrat |
| magickrat@live.com |
| Wednesday May 21 09:55:48 2008 Re: Scene of the year |
| Puzzled wrote: > Zar wrote: > > For me, it is clearly Diane Lane in > Untraceable.<< > Um. Unless my calendar is wrong, it's May. Ok, Ok maybe some explanation. I am very much in blessed old USA(am not bitter...!!). For me, what works is when a mainstream actress goes through a pretty extended scene. Like KAte Hudson in Skeleton Key or Maggie in Secretary. And also note that I am counting for Naomi's scenes in Funny Games - gagging a mom while killing her boy is not my idea of DID fun !! Keeping in mind all the movies coming up, maybe this one will be the one that counts. Unless, we have someone like Jen Garner or JEn Aniston or even MAggie (we know she has a thing for such stuff) decides to wear a ring gag and handcuffs for the next Batman episode (we can dream, can we not....) |
| zar |
| Wednesday May 21 10:42:06 2008 Re: First Scene? |
| Cinch wrote: > TC wrote: > > What was the first scene or scenes that made you > realize > > you were interested in this area? > I'm sure I had seen similar scenes before, but the first > one that "got" me was a scene with Phyllis > Coates on "Superman." Her Lois Lane character yeah, that was one - also the other Superman episode with Phyllis Coates... the one with the plastic figurines that had little objects hidden in them. In that one, she was tied and gagged, and forced into the back seat of a car and brought to the airport and forced into a small plane. But, the thing that really got it started for me was (this is very obscure, but, surprisingly it's in the database) the movie The Man Who Turned To Stone... an extremely cheesy, low budget release from the 1950s that I saw on a Saturday matinee at a local theater when I was a little kid. > |
| old man |
| Wednesday May 21 11:37:41 2008 Accelerated Bondage |
| We’ve had much debate on the possibility of “no bondage” clauses in actresses’ contracts, so just for a change I’d like to postulate the possibility of an “accelerated bondage” clause. To justify this hokum, consider Natalie Portman’s CV. Leon (1994) Hand-gagged Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002) Chained up by the arms Cold Mountain (2003) Tied, arms behind back (a slight stall there) V for Vendetta (2005) Head shaved, chained arms-over-head and hosed down, naked Goya's Ghost (2006) Strappado suspension, imprisoned naked in a cell, chained with and iron on her left ankle. Later arrested for prostitution and placed in iron manacles. Whatever next? |
| DB |
| db_im@yahoo.com |
| Wednesday May 21 11:42:32 2008 Re: Shark West Coast Alert |
| Magickrat wrote: > I missed the whole damn thing!!! You're right on the line here Magickrat. I'll talk to you about this over on the Trades Page => |
| Jay L |
| Wednesday May 21 11:56:11 2008 Re: Shark West Coast Alert |
| civil wrote: > Daughter is grabbed by the gentleman around the 24'. > First time she is shown without gag is around the 29' and > gag around the 36' mark. Still gagged at the 44' mark but > the gag is removes. Hands bound in front with white rope > or cloth, can't tell. 24' Grabbed by villian with hand around her throat. 29' Setting in chair with hands behind her back telling the villian she wants to be let go. Gag is around her neck. 36' Shown setting on the floor area of the front passenger seat. Sporting the cleavegag and hand are bound in front. No shot of the bonds on her hand and was the same as shown in previous previews. 44' Shark arrives at courtroom to find the villian. Villian has her still gagged and now you see her hands bound in front with white rope. Ungagged quickly and gets a knife held to her throat. She then ends up with her hands bound to each arm of the chair with white rope for the rest of the episode. Gag remains around her neck after being ungagged at the 44' mark. |
| civil |
| Wednesday May 21 12:05:57 2008 Re: Karen Allen-Indiana Jones 4 |
| Nice to see she's B&G since I had only read about a putz scene for Indy so far |
| Wednesday May 21 12:57:16 2008 Re: Shark West Coast Alert |
| CBS has the episode online |
| http://www.cbs.com/primetime/shark/video/video.php?cid=446409558&pid=2C7lQXYGLdVp7AEZUN2y6U2lcTDleUGe&play=true&cc=0 |
| Wednesday May 21 13:06:47 2008 Kristin Davies |
| Hello everybody ! Does anyone know the name of the film or TV-film where Kristin Davies is duct-tape gagged ? I saw a photo of this in a preview post... Delicious... If possible, I would like to find the video. Thanks ! Lee |
| Lee |
| Wednesday May 21 14:05:41 2008 Re: Kristin Davies |
| Lee wrote: > Hello everybody ! > Does anyone know the name of the film or TV-film where > Kristin Davies is duct-tape gagged ? I saw a photo of > this in a preview post... Delicious... > If possible, I would like to find the video. It's called "A Deadly Vision". When I get home tonight, I'll post a vid to my group & I'll notify you on the "Videos" page. Stay tuned. |
| Magickrat |
| magickrat@live.com |
| Wednesday May 21 14:19:45 2008 Re: Shark West Coast Alert |
| Magickrat wrote: > I missed the whole damn thing!!! > (My 3yr old son commandeered the TV to watch > "Finding Nemo" & I forgot to set the VCR) Not as bad as what I did. Programmed the VCR with no tape in it!! But your 3-year-old is up at 10 p.m.? |
| Wednesday May 21 16:17:36 2008 Re: Shark West Coast Alert |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Magickrat wrote: > > I missed the whole damn thing!!! > > (My 3yr old son commandeered the TV to watch > > "Finding Nemo" & I forgot to set the > VCR) > Not as bad as what I did. Programmed the VCR with no tape > in it!! But your 3-year-old is up at 10 p.m.? Nah, he finally fell asleep around nine thrity-ish but I continued to watch the movie & forgot all about the show.... |
| Magickrat |
| magickrat@live.com |
| Wednesday May 21 17:02:45 2008 Re: Shark West Coast Alert |
| Since we've been on a topic related to trifectas, hat tricks and such, do we now have the first damsel to have had her wrists bound three different ways on a single one-hour TV episode? - Hands bound in front with white rope or cloth, can't tell. - Setting in chair with hands behind her back - She then ends up with her hands bound to each arm of the chair with white rope |
| Stephen |
| Wednesday May 21 17:23:07 2008 Endure |
| Found a movie currently in pre-production called endure. It stars former Dallas Cowbow Cheerleader and current Miss Nebraska Micaela Johnson. Photo shows her bound to a tree and cleave gagged. |
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| spudRus |
| Wednesday May 21 17:44:25 2008 Re: Lost |
Thanks for the info on the "haymaker" KO of the lovely Carla Gugino! |
| gytalf2000 |
| http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=21632 |
| Wednesday May 21 17:45:16 2008 Re: Shark West Coast Alert |
| Catching up with the page a bit late today due to a service outage, but it looks like the TiVo was on the case, so I should be able to have a clip up shortly... |
| Raffish |
| Wednesday May 21 17:46:18 2008 Re: Lost |
| Brian R wrote: > gytalf2000 wrote: > > Was she knocked out? > Who? Provide context for your message. Evangeline Lilly's character from "Lost" -- was she KOed? |
| gytalf2000 |
| http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=21632 |
| Wednesday May 21 17:58:42 2008 "Law and Order:SVU " Bondage Talk |
| For those who like to hear actresses talking about bondage, on last night's episode of "Law and Order;SVU" Mariska Hargitay mentioned a ball gag three times, and Tamara Tunie mentioned it once. There were no scenes showing it in use and in fact it was in reference to a man, though. |
| Wednesday May 21 18:05:43 2008 Re: Lost |
| gytalf2000 wrote: > Brian R wrote: > > gytalf2000 wrote: > Evangeline Lilly's character from "Lost" -- was > she KOed? Her character was surrounded by men with automatic weapons, no scene there. I wouldn't get my hopes up for anything further.... |
| Magickrat |
| magickrat@live.com |
| http://groups.yahoo.com/group/didclips/ |
| Wednesday May 21 18:26:07 2008 Re: Endure |
those links arent working for me. can you find a way to fix them? |
| Wednesday May 21 18:51:10 2008 Re: Lost |
| > Evangeline Lilly's character from "Lost" -- was > she KOed? No. |
| Cohen |
| Wednesday May 21 19:03:26 2008 Re: Lost |
| Magickrat wrote: > > she KOed? > Her character was surrounded by men with automatic > weapons, no scene there. I wouldn't get my hopes up for > anything further.... Yeah, seems unlikely. She's not exactly in the center of the action at the moment...though, neither was Emilie De Ravin when she showed up under unexpected circumstances last week. Probability of DiD scene: 20% Probability of killer season finale: 95% |
| Raffish |
| Wednesday May 21 19:34:05 2008 Re: Lost |
| Raffish wrote: neither was Emilie De > Ravin when she showed up under unexpected circumstances > last week. > Probability of DiD scene: 20% > Probability of killer season finale: 95% Now an Emilie DeRaven scene would be pretty nice.... This season's finale should be the best one yet. (Hopefully) |
| Magickrat |
| magickrat@live.com |
| http://groups.yahoo.com/group/didclips/ |
| Wednesday May 21 19:49:28 2008 Shark |
| Here are a few BIG vidcaps from the set I just made. Get 'em while they're hot. Hope you enjoy! |
| Wavy |
| verywavy@yahoo.com |
| http://www.slumberville.com/temp/shark.zip |
| Wednesday May 21 20:28:03 2008 Re: Endure |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > those links arent working for me. can you find a way to > fix them? The links were ok, just URL-encoded because of spaces in the file name. I changed those back to spaces. Most browsers can handle those these days. |
| The Engineer |
| Wednesday May 21 20:29:10 2008 Re: Lost |
| Magickrat wrote: > Now an Emilie DeRaven scene would be pretty nice.... Far less likely than a Kate scene, I'd say. |
| Brian R |
| Wednesday May 21 20:35:02 2008 Re: Kristin Davies |
| Lee wrote: > Does anyone know the name of the film or TV-film where > Kristin Davies is duct-tape gagged ? If only we had some sort or, I don't know, Scene Database where you look up stuff like that. Record number: 1691 Title: Murder in Mind (1996) aka A Deadly Vision Medium: Movie Actress: Kristin Davis Description: A serial killer wants to kill a particular police officer. To this end, he kidnaps Kristin, and duct tapes her to a canvas chair. Her hands are taped in front, and a length of tape pins her shoulders to the chair. Her ankles are taped and she's gagged with a strip of tape for good measure. Unusual ending, but I won't spoil it for you. The action begins around the last ten minutes, and goes 'til nearly the end. IMO a top drawer scene, with a well-sealed tape gag. |
| Brian R |
| Wednesday May 21 20:36:21 2008 Re: Lost |
| Brian R wrote: > Magickrat wrote: > > Now an Emilie DeRaven scene would be pretty nice.... > Far less likely than a Kate scene, I'd say. Of course. But, can't we dream? |
| Raffish |
| Wednesday May 21 20:40:29 2008 Re: Endure |
| spudRus wrote: ... It stars ... Miss Nebraska Micaela Johnson ... bound to a tree and cleave gagged. __________________________________ This make sme happy to be living in Omaha NE ! |
| Rich |
| bindherupx@yahoo.com |
| http://bindherupx.net |
| Wednesday May 21 20:51:39 2008 Re: Kristin Davies |
| Brian R wrote: > Lee wrote: > > Does anyone know the name of the film or TV-film where > > Kristin Davies is duct-tape gagged ? > If only we had some sort or, I don't know, Scene Database > where you look up stuff like that. Hmm... maybe Mr. Engineer can write a script that checks for the words "Does anyone know", then automatically sends the poster to the Scene Database. :-D |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.restrainedtastes.com/van/ |
| Wednesday May 21 21:06:44 2008 Re: Shark |
| Wavy wrote: > Here are a few BIG vidcaps from the set I just made. Get > 'em while they're hot. Hope you enjoy! > http://www.slumberville.com/temp/shark.zip Thanks, Wavy. I'm in awe of your "capture" skills. I've clearly got to start thinking about that HD upgrade. In the meantime, here's my comparatively lowly SD take on the clips. |
| Raffish |
| http://www.bondageparade.com/ |
| Wednesday May 21 21:49:20 2008 This and that and nothing in particular... |
| ...or as the police officer who arrested Pam Smart for orchestrating the murder-for-hire of her husband recalled telling her at the time of her arrest, in a television documentary a decade later: "Well, we have good news and bad news. The good news is we solved the murder of your husband. The bad news is you're under arrest for murder. Stand up, turn around, and put your hands behind your back." Worry not, mein Fuhrer, that the above should portend a desire to taste of the forbidden fruit of real-life occurrences. What I really want to talk about is "Desperate Housewives"-in particular, the scenes from Sunday's back-to-back episodes that brought its fourth season to an end. Did anyone else notice that it seemed as though either the director(s) or scriptwriter(s) made a special effort to show the bonds in two of the three scenes by having the captives' wrists bound in front? In the first scene, as Felicity Huffman's Lynette is being packed off to jail on trumped-up abuse charges, she pauses to implore the arresting officer not to handcuff her in front of her family, prompting the scathing response, "You should have thought about that before you hurt one of them." On with the cuffs and off to the patrol car, Lynette pausing briefly to gaze upward at the author of her misfortune, who stares down from a second-story window upon what she has wrought with a smile so malevolent it even creeped ME out. The clear visibility of the cuffs throughout struck me as a wonderful enhancement. Then in the nightcap, Dana Delany as Katherine falls into the evil clutches of her ex-husband. At first she isn't bound at all-but after a commercial break, the very first shot is a close-up of her heavily rope-tied wrists in her lap. Being able to see Katherine's bonds, I think, helped the director and/or scriptwriter get away with not binding Bree (Marcia Cross) when she, too is taken captive. And having the revolver-wielding ex threaten to kneecap Bree as she sat next to the wrist-tied Katherine impressed me as an effective exploitation of the latter's helplessness. Even more effective was Bree's rather protracted effort to untie her friend as things rushed to a climax. On the outside chance there are some of you who haven't watched the episode yet, I won't go into any details of how Katherine ends up sitting with her hands cuffed behind her, but I'll just note that again, a point is made of showing the cuffs as they're removed-although it appears this scene, unlike the rest, could have been implied. Maybe I'm going out on a limb here, but I can't get over believing that in these two cases and perhaps many others, the scenes were shot with the actresses' wrists bound in front to make a clearly visible point of the fact that they WERE bound. |
| Fettershackle |
| Wednesday May 21 22:07:29 2008 Re: Age of Conan |
| Mushroom wrote: > In the first 5 seconds of the game you're forced to do a > quest that may interest some of us - there is a skimpy > dressed young woman tied hands over head I found a pic...click the link! |
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| TBirdSC |
| Wednesday May 21 22:08:07 2008 Re: Age of Conan |
| TBirdSC wrote: > I found a pic...click the link! Oops, no link click needed! |
| TBirdSC |
| Wednesday May 21 22:14:29 2008 Re: Age of Conan |
| TBirdSC wrote: > Mushroom wrote: > > there is a > skimpy > > dressed young woman tied hands over head Here's another pic with a better angle... |
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| TBirdSC |
| Wednesday May 21 22:28:08 2008 Re: Lost |
| Raffish wrote: > Brian R wrote: > > Magickrat wrote: > > > Now an Emilie DeRaven scene would be pretty > nice.... > > Far less likely than a Kate scene, I'd say. > Of course. But, can't we dream? Emilie nothing, and nothing for Kate. For being a killer season finale, don't know since I am not a fan of the show. |
| civil |
| Wednesday May 21 22:44:14 2008 Re: Age of Conan |
| TBirdSC wrote: > > Mushroom wrote: > > > there is a > > skimpy > > > dressed young woman tied hands over head > Here's another pic with a better angle... Apparently, anything with the name "Conan" in it is a strong sign of DiD possibilities. Except ... movies. |
| Pat Powers |
| Wednesday May 21 22:54:59 2008 Re: Age of Conan |
| > Apparently, anything with the name "Conan" in > it is a strong sign of DiD possibilities. Except ... > movies. Or late night talk shows. |
| Cohen |
| Wednesday May 21 23:40:55 2008 Re: Age of Conan |
| TBirdSC wrote: > I found a pic...click the link! Thanks for the pics TBirdSC! Beat me to it. |
| Mushroom |
| Wednesday May 21 23:48:51 2008 Re: Shark West Coast Alert |
| > I should be able to have a clip up shortly... ...and it should be there. |
| Raffish |
| raffish@bondageparade.com |
| http://www.bondageparade.com/ |
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