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| Thursday August 07 00:06:34 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| Rich wrote: > MagickRat wrote: > ...trivia question... > the longest single on-screen scene with no cuts? > ___________________________ > Jacot wrote: > How about 'Terror Among Us' ?? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I *believe* the important phrase is "no cuts". Hitchcock's "Rope" is the most famous example. The entire feature-length movie is "one continuous take". Of course, every time the camera is *just* about to run out of film, they pan over some solid object, like the back of a chair, so the editor can make a clean splice. Now... as to the original question... Sorry, don't have a clue. ;-) |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.vansfiction.net |
| Thursday August 07 00:39:30 2008 Bound and gagged in novels |
| I just finished reading Rebecca Drake's "Don't Be Afraid." The main character, Emma receives the treatment towards the end of the book. If anyone knows of any other bound and gagged damsels in novels please let me know. Thank you. I would also like to know if there are any David Baldacci novels that have any bound and gagged damsels. |
| J. Bauer |
| Thursday August 07 01:04:13 2008 Re: Damian's Demons |
| > The biggest difference is that the movie seemed to focus > on the bondage and not the plot. It played like a > commercial video and based on the website I was expecting > something more. Just my opinion, though. Others may love > it. It just too closely resembled a commercial video for my tastes. Seriously. Does this movie only take place in one room? And only duct tape? Come on. They could've done better than that. |
| SLJ |
| Thursday August 07 01:09:40 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| MagickRat wrote: > How about the longest single on-screen scene with no > cuts? How about Jennifer Beals' scene in "Four Rooms?" |
| Pat Powers |
| Thursday August 07 02:40:33 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| MagickRat wrote: > Here's another trivia question for all of you... > How about the longest single on-screen scene with no > cuts? Well I just got done recapping Invasion of the Girl Snatchers last weekend (which really is an agonizing experience because it means I basically have to watch the whole movie) and there were some very long scenes in it with no cutting at all. That would definitely be a contender. The Abductors hmay have had some long takes too. |
| Anubis |
| http://www.anuvids.com |
| Thursday August 07 02:41:26 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Probably the 'Funny Games' movies Very good point, this had a couple of really long takes. |
| Anubis |
| Thursday August 07 04:18:50 2008 Book Bondage - Bond, Stephanie Bond |
| On the flip side of Let's Go Play at the Adams is a book by Stephanie Bond called Kids is a 4 Letter Word. It's a romance novel that opens with the heroine finding a babysitter tied up by the kids of a man she's destined to fall in love with. Here's what Amazon says: Jo Montgomery was an interior decorator, not a babysitter. But when she discovered her new client's frantic babysitter tied to the stake and surrounded by pint-size demons, she had no choice--she had to let the woman free. Unfortunately, the babysitter fled for her life and Jo was stuck with the little demons in question. What was she going to do? She didn't know anything about the kids, and she had no intention of ever finding out. That is, until she met John Sterling, the children's father. Sounds like a good Lifetime movie! |
| Lou |
| Thursday August 07 05:32:43 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| > > ...trivia question... the longest single on-screen scene with no cuts? ___________________________ > Correct me if I'm wrong, but I *believe* the important phrase is "no cuts". ~~~~ I would guess that candidates would include weekly TV shows from the 1960s and earlier (when every TV-show had a "Doctor Who"-like budget) or soap operas. Because of their daily schedule, soaps don't have the luxury of shooting multiple re-takes (except to correct blown lines), setting up different camera angles, etc. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Thursday August 07 05:45:12 2008 More book bondage |
| Who'd have thought you'd find a scene in the Parenting section of your book store! The book is called "By the Book: Taking Care of My Kids" and it's simply a book for parents to fill out info for the sitter. The only scene is the cover itself. It features a drawing of a hot "soccor mom", Terri Hatcher with short hair, tied up by some brats dressed as pirates. No gag. http://www.bythebookkids.com/ |
| Lou |
| Thursday August 07 07:50:15 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| Van wrote: > Correct me if I'm wrong, but I *believe* the important > phrase is "no cuts". I think "no cuts" is kind of a technical thing. I interpreted it to mean, "uninterrupted" -- at no point do they cut away to another scene. |
| Pat Powers |
| Thursday August 07 08:13:06 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| Pat Powers wrote: > Van wrote: > > Correct me if I'm wrong, but I *believe* the > important > > phrase is "no cuts". > I think "no cuts" is kind of a technical thing. > I interpreted it to mean, "uninterrupted" -- at > no point do they cut away to another scene. Thanks Pat, that is what I meant :-) While the secene in the living room could very easily have been done in one continous take, I'm sure that they shot the closeups seperately then edited everything into the long scene. |
| Jact |
| Thursday August 07 10:03:08 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| Maria Sorte's scene in De Frente Al Sol is another good candidate. One of the best and most prolonged gag scenes ever. |
| Brian L |
| Thursday August 07 11:26:36 2008 Re: John Doe |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Any ideas if the one they dient play airs later No, they have been playing the last few episodes, and have not started to replay the episodes from the beginning yet. |
| civil |
| Thursday August 07 11:31:46 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| Van wrote: > Correct me if I'm wrong, but I *believe* the important > phrase is "no cuts". > Hitchcock's "Rope" is the most famous example. > The entire feature-length movie is "one continuous > take". > http://www.vansfiction.net Thanx Van, that's the term I was looking for - "One continuous take". Never even thought of the Hitchcock movie. I would imagine that would be the winner... Thanx again Van. By the way, love your site... |
| MagickRat |
| magickrat@live.com |
| Thursday August 07 12:46:14 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| MagickRat wrote: > > Thanx Van, that's the term I was looking for - "One > continuous take". Some movies had the actress remain bound even between takes. Ron Howard had them remain tied and gagged since the gags where troublesome to take off and put back on. Untraceble had them bring in a table for Lane to rest in between takes when the blood rushed to her head. For the longest in one take, don't know since most tend to take several takes of a scene. Maybe they do that for their fun and Hitchcock was more into the movie itself. |
| civil |
| Thursday August 07 14:40:47 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| > "One continuous take". Pretty good take with Joanna Going (nice eyes). At the Video Page |
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| Thursday August 07 15:06:06 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| > > "One continuous take". > Pretty good take with Joanna Going (nice eyes). At the > Video Page About a 40-second taken with her tape-gagged. Unheard-of today with all the quick MTV-style cuts in film and TV |
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| Thursday August 07 16:08:14 2008 Re: Maureen McCormick |
> Yeah...not a "great" scene. No gag...shes tied > hands in front around a pole. I have always wante to see that movie ("Moonshine County Express")! Was Maureen's character knocked out? |
| gytalf2000 |
| Thursday August 07 17:51:04 2008 Stephanie Cayo |
| Talk about a wish list, only the clothing description is left out; I remember her having a scene in another soap. I hope someone can record and post this one because it looks to be good: Day: Thursday August 07 2008 Time: 5:00 p.m. Central Channel: Telefutura Previews for this episode show a burly goon chloroforming and kidnapping beautiful Stephanie Cayo. She's placed in the backseat of a car unconscious. There are also shots in the preview of her awake in the backseat of the car, a white cleave gag in her mouth, her hands tied behind her back with a bunch of rope. Her legs are also bound just below the knee with a bunch of rope. |
| Captureher |
| Thursday August 07 19:44:20 2008 Re: Flashpoint? |
| You guys asking about Canadian show "Flashpoint" Nick Campbell just took a bank manager hostage and has bound and gagged her with duct tape. I'll take a run through Brian R's guide to see if your's airing down there tonight the same, but letting you know to keep an eye on it |
| Jay L |
| Thursday August 07 19:51:54 2008 Re: Flashpoint? |
| > Nick Campbell just took a bank manager hostage and has > bound and gagged her with duct tape. > I'll take a run through Brian R's guide to see if your's > airing down there tonight the same Brian Yes, it is same. KMOV-4 at 9pm tonight Believe that's US- General channel "CBS" tonight for the rest of you Yanks, correct? |
| Jay L |
| Thursday August 07 20:23:04 2008 MVP tonight |
| There was previews on SoapNet for the show MVP tonight at 11. The previews showed a hottie bound & tape gagged in a cage. |
| Snowcat |
| Thursday August 07 20:41:43 2008 Re: Tied up my cousin |
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| The Moderator |
| Thursday August 07 20:56:21 2008 Scare Tactics |
| Last night's Scare Tactics featured a woman chloroformed and then bound and gagged in the last segment. Should repeat sometime next week on the Sci-Fi Channel. |
| Thursday August 07 21:54:33 2008 Re: MVP tonight |
| Snowcat wrote: > There was previews on SoapNet for the show MVP tonight at > 11. The previews showed a hottie bound & tape gagged > in a cage. Yeah, she's really hot. And unfortunately, I can't stay up tonight to watch it. I have to get up pretty early. I know there's a log for this, but it lacks one major detail. One of the only details I really give a shit about... Are her ankles bound? Can anyone tell me? Please? Pretty please, with bound Naomi Watts on top? I'd really appreciate MORE DETAIL. Thanks! |
| Lord Godstaffa |
| Thursday August 07 22:05:24 2008 Re: Scare Tactics |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Last night's Scare Tactics featured a woman chloroformed > and then bound and gagged in the last segment. Should > repeat sometime next week on the Sci-Fi Channel. any idea when it might air again? do they show the same episode the following week or different ones, in which case we need to know which episode to look for if you have a name. |
| Thursday August 07 22:06:39 2008 Re: Stephanie Cayo |
| Captureher wrote: > Day: Thursday August 07 2008 > Time: 5:00 p.m. Central > Channel: Telefutura > Previews for this episode show a burly goon chloroforming > and kidnapping beautiful Stephanie Cayo... So did the scene happen today? I won't be able to watch the recording I made till late LATE tonite when I get homw & would like to know if I have something to look forward to! :-) |
| Thursday August 07 22:10:43 2008 Re: Scare Tactics |
| episode is on the scare tactics website. Dont know which segment though |
| Thursday August 07 23:39:02 2008 Re: Some more trivia... |
| Jacot wrote: > MagickRat wrote: > > How about the longest single on-screen scene with no > > > cuts? > How about 'Terror Among Us' ?? Read the part again that says "with no cuts." |
| John |
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