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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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| Thursday August 25 00:18:43 2005 Re: Most Underappreciated Damsels |
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| The Moderator |
| Thursday August 25 00:39:36 2005 Urinetown |
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| Brian R |
| Thursday August 25 00:51:27 2005 Urinetown |
| Seems to be a popular still:
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| Brian R |
| Thursday August 25 01:01:42 2005 Re: Imposture, French film |
| froggy wrote:
> (unsigned poster) wrote: > > > http://www.imposture-lefilm.com/ > > How do you save or download the trailer? Here's another link. Play the quicktime trailer, then go under "tools" at the top of your computer, click on "internet options", then call up your "temporary internet files." Find the quicktime clip and copy it to a folder. |
| http://www.cinemovies.fr/fiche_multimedia.php?IDfilm=8424 |
| Thursday August 25 06:06:34 2005 Surreal DiD Scenes |
| Most DiD scene setups are rather predictable -- Brian's Pagers can figure out not only that there'll be a strong likelihood of a B&g scene, but how it'll unfold.
But there ARE times when one is really jolted. I don't mean when your Wish-lister gets a full-treatment -- that's not an infrequent occurrence. I'm talkin' about those "bolt from the blue" DiD scenes where you had to ask yourself: "Just what substance(s) were the scriptwriters using when they thought up THAT scene?" Here are some of my favorites: 1) Max Knight: Ultra Spy (2000). Rachel Blakely tied to a chair & gagged near the climax of a sci-fi TV-movie. Nothing exceptional about that... until the set breaks into a full song & dance number to KC and the Sunshine Band's "That's the way, uh huh uh huh, I like it, uh huh uh huh..." 2) Las Vegas ("Hit Me!"). Not only was it a shock to discover blonde Heather Stephens hogtied & gagged on her hotel bed with yellow bindings, but to combine it with the closing punchline of Tony Orlando performing a live version of "Tie a Yellow Ribbon 'Round the Old Oak Tree"... 3) The Scarlet Letter (1995) w/ Demi Moore, et al. Not even during my daydreams during an English Lit class did I conceive of "How about changing the ending of that Hawthorne classic to have all of the 'witches' Bit-gagged for an extended scene?". |
| Kinky-napper |
| Thursday August 25 10:31:33 2005 Newspaper Alert |
| Quick alert over on Trades Page {Homepage Link} for you fellas collecting tape gagged pictures in the newspapers |
| Jay L |
| http://brianspage.com/showday.php?fname=trade%2Fhtml%2F236-2005 |
| Thursday August 25 10:50:49 2005 Re: Newspaper Alert |
| > Quick alert over on Trades Page {Homepage Link} for you
> fellas collecting tape gagged pictures in the newspapers Pretty funny, her name is Amanda Putz |
| Thursday August 25 10:54:32 2005 Re: Newspaper Alert |
| > Pretty funny, her name is Amanda Putz
Would have been funnier if it was a guy and his name was Andy Putz |
| http://64.233.161.104/search?q=cache:jh7jHEnNHsUJ:www.cpimages.ca/+amanda+putz&hl=en |
| Thursday August 25 11:52:57 2005 River Queen |
| The picture's from River Queen, the new film from Vincent Ward ("What Dreams May Come").
The lady in the canoe is Samantha Morton, who has evidently got caught in the conflict between the Maoris and British in 19th century New Zealand. It's due out in NZ in October; December stateside. |
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| Jeb |
| jebdel@yahoo.com |
| http://jebsadventurebound.homestead.com |
| Thursday August 25 12:17:12 2005 Holy Grail Dilemma: The Captain And Tennille |
| October 11th is the release date for a DVD box set of the short-lived 70's variety show, "The Captain And Tennille". Most definitely a horrible show, but it did contain one of my personal holy grails: Toni Tennille, in her peak 1970's cuteness, bound and gagged with a scarf during one of the sketches.
So, the dilemma is, is a ten second holy grail scene worth paying fifty dollars for a multi-DVD set full of nine hours of a bad 70's variety show? |
| Zeppo |
| Thursday August 25 12:29:07 2005 Re: Holy Grail Dilemma: The Captain And Tennille |
| Zeppo wrote:
> > So, the dilemma is, is a ten second holy grail scene > worth paying fifty dollars for a multi-DVD set full of > nine hours of a bad 70's variety show? No way, IMO. Does anyone else get amazed when you go to BestBuy or some of these stores and see the amount of crap on DVDs? Does anyone else say "who in their right mind would buy this?" I actually include some TV series in that, even "Knight Rider" which had some nice DiD scenes. I mean $60 for a season? That's a lot of money. |
| Thursday August 25 12:38:48 2005 Re: Holy Grail Dilemma: The Captain And Tennille |
| Zeppo wrote:
> > So, the dilemma is, is a ten second holy grail scene > worth paying fifty dollars for a multi-DVD set full of > nine hours of a bad 70's variety show? Have you checked to see if Netflix is carrying it? I mean, you'd still have to watch it... |
| Jeb |
| Thursday August 25 14:04:34 2005 SILVERADO scene |
| See Alerts ... can anyone give an approximate time?
I haven't seen this film in years, and don't recall the scene. |
| Biff |
| http://community.webtv.net/unlikelysource/TheCaseFilesofBiff |
| Thursday August 25 14:31:18 2005 We interrupt this comic to bring you an important message... |
| Today's comics have too many ads in the first place, and I really hate the recent introduction of postcard ads inserted into the books.
Until now. The image comes from the postcard insert in issue #17 of "Marvel Knights Spider-Man". Now, I don't read anything close to the entire Marvel line, so I don't know how many other titles may be carrying this (I bought four other Marvel comics the same day and none had it). Anyway, nice surprise. |
| Jeb |
| http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v508/Jebdel/scificard1.jpg |
| Thursday August 25 14:37:53 2005 The Brothers Grimm |
| Lena Headey, the female lead in the Gilliam film is captured a couple times.
The first is with a chain around the ankle in a barrel. The second has her manacled to a chair. The final one has her being lead by a rope around her neck. Her wrists are manacled and her torso is wrapped with rope. She sports a nice cleave gag. Lots of emotion coming from her. |
| JJ |
| Thursday August 25 14:59:34 2005 Re: interesting pic of Alicia Silverstone |
| McBain wrote:
> Alicia was the subject of many, many, many fantasies of >... > http://lordlucan.b-h-e.com/bonusscans3/bonus1311/aliciasilverstone080.jpg So, what exactly is happening here? And where is the image from? Sort of looks interesting. |
| Jenni |
| Thursday August 25 15:07:07 2005 Re: WONDER WOMAN COMIC IMAGE |
| Van wrote:
... Well here's hoping for a good scene, but DC have done quite a few bondage covers in the last few years and have a 100% record of not delivering whats promised on the cover... |
| Steve A |
| Thursday August 25 16:01:07 2005 Re: WONDER WOMAN COMIC IMAGE |
| Steve A wrote:
> Well here's hoping for a good scene, but DC have done > quite a few bondage covers in the last few years and have > a 100% record of not delivering whats promised on the > cover... I offer Catwoman #16 as counter-evidence. She wasn't quite as unzipped in the story as on the cover, but she was definitely bound! (And if there's a little artistic license on the cover, who are we to complain?!) |
| Patrick |
| pat512@yahoo.com |
| http://www.comics.org/graphics/covers/7910/400/7910_4_016.jpg |
| Thursday August 25 16:20:46 2005 Re: The Brothers Grimm |
| Regarding this newly discovered scene, as described:
Her wrists are manacled and her torso is wrapped with rope. She sports a nice cleave gag. Lots of emotion coming from her. The Brothers Grimm was written by the same person - Ehren Kruger - who wrote The Skeleton Key. He (she?) obviously likes cleave gags. |
| Clarifier |
| Thursday August 25 16:35:28 2005 Re: The Brothers Grimm |
| > The Brothers Grimm was written by the same person - Ehren
> Kruger - who wrote The Skeleton Key. plus Scream 3, New World Disorder & Killers in the House |
| Thursday August 25 16:37:59 2005 Ehren Kruger |
| For he's a jolly good fellow... |
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| Thursday August 25 16:40:50 2005 Re: WONDER WOMAN COMIC IMAGE |
| Steve A wrote:
> Van wrote: > > ... > > Well here's hoping for a good scene, but DC have done > quite a few bondage covers in the last few years and have > a 100% record of not delivering whats promised on the > cover... During the late 1960s and early 1970s, DC Comics published numerous comic books with covers depicting gorgeous damsels bound and gagged. Rarely, however, did the bondage depicted on the cover actually occur in the story. This was especially true of their "Wonder Woman" and "Lois Lane" titles. Paricularly memorable is a "Wonder Woman" cover that shows Diana Prince running toward a gorgeous blonde wearing a hot pink minidress. She is bound and gagged in a kneeling position, with a terrified look in her eyes. Her gag is a white cloth drawn tightly over her mouth, and she is secured with rather intricate ropework. Her terrified expression is the result of her seeing two huge dogs behind Diana Prince. This bondage does not occur at all in the story, however. I think DC Comics used these bondage covers simply to enhance sales. |
| Hadji |
| Thursday August 25 17:31:51 2005 Re: Imposture, French film |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> French film shows nice looking damsel getting > cholorformed and tape-gagged with white medical tape and > held hostage. Nice shots in the trailer of her tied and > tape-gagged. > http://www.imposture-lefilm.com/ Great trailer, looking forward to seeing that - looks like a role reversal Misery. And for once I'm even looking forward to the inevitable Hollywood remake |
| moxx of balhoom |
| Thursday August 25 17:42:32 2005 Re: Imposture, French film |
| moxx of balhoom wrote:
> > http://www.imposture-lefilm.com/ > > Great trailer, looking forward to seeing that - looks > like a role reversal Misery. > > And for once I'm even looking forward to the inevitable > Hollywood remake Haven't been able to find any info on a video/DVD release. If it hit theaters in May, it should be coming to DVD soon. The damsel looks really nice in this movie, and likely spends a good time B&G. |
| Thursday August 25 17:45:08 2005 Re: The Brothers Grimm |
| JJ wrote:
> Lena Headey, the female lead in the Gilliam film is > captured a couple times. > > The first is with a chain around the ankle in a barrel. > > The second has her manacled to a chair. > > The final one has her being lead by a rope around her > neck. Her wrists are manacled and her torso is wrapped > with rope. She sports a nice cleave gag. Lots of > emotion coming from her. I won't see "The Brothers Grimm" 'til tomorrow, but #1 of the "couple" [sic] is set in a torture chamber. This week's "Behind the Scenes" on "E!" was (& is) about "...Grimm" (check your local listings), & there's a scene near the end with Terry Gilliam, the director, fiddling with the mechanism that controls the length of the shackle chain keeping Angelika (Lena) in the barrel. Actually, it's a half-barrel, with a large, slowly-rotating & descending chopping head above, so it's sort a cross between a food processor & a pipe snake. Terry keeps yelling things like "Try again, Angelika! See how far you can get out now." (Yes, he *does* call her by her character's name. The segment is discussing how dedicted & single-minded Gilliam gets on the set.) Incidently, Lena as Fredrika is *HOT*!! The URL leads to the BIG vversion of an image of Fred/Lena in the "Damselmatic 1800". So... is the movie any good? The previews look good... but the previews for "Van Helsing" looked pretty good too. |
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| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://miramax.com/thebrothersgrimm/images/photos_onset_27.jpg |
| Thursday August 25 17:54:09 2005 Re: WONDER WOMAN COMIC IMAGE |
| Hadji wrote:
> Paricularly memorable is a "Wonder Woman" cover > that shows Diana Prince running toward a gorgeous blonde > wearing a hot pink minidress. > This bondage does not occur at > all in the story, however. I think DC Comics used these > bondage covers simply to enhance sales. "Particularly memorable" is right. Being intrigued by that cover is literally one of my earliest memories! |
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| Patrick |
| Thursday August 25 17:58:56 2005 The Ice Harvest |
| there will be an upcoming scene in the new movie The Ice Harvest, for Connie Nielsen. In the scene, she is taped or strapped to a chair, arms to chair arms. it's in the trailer.
http://movies.msn.com/movies/comedies/iceharvest |
| mike |
| Thursday August 25 18:46:21 2005 Re: The Ice Harvest |
| mike wrote:
> there will be an upcoming scene in the new movie The Ice > Harvest, for Connie Nielsen. In the scene, she is taped > or strapped to a chair, arms to chair arms. it's in the > trailer. > > http://movies.msn.com/movies/comedies/iceharvest Wow, is she looking good. Always has a new look in each movie. Too bad there's no gag in the trailer. |
| Thursday August 25 18:50:32 2005 Re: interesting pic of Alicia Silverstone |
| Jenni wrote:
> McBain wrote: > > > Alicia was the subject of many, many, many fantasies > of > >... > > > http://lordlucan.b-h-e.com/bonusscans3/bonus1311/aliciasil > verstone080.jpg > > > > So, what exactly is happening here? And where is the image from? Sort of looks interesting. I have no idea what the "theme" of the picture is. I just found it on one of those celebrity legs and feet sites. |
| McBain |
| Thursday August 25 18:55:37 2005 Re: SILVERADO scene |
| Biff wrote:
> See Alerts ... can anyone give an approximate time? > > I haven't seen this film in years, and don't recall the > scene. It's fairly late in the movie (it's during the big fire where the little boy is snatched and the third-act vengeance is set in motion). I'd guess probably 30-35 minutes from the end (the movie runs over 2 hours uncut). |
| Jeb |
| jebdel@yahoo.com |
| http://www.jebsadventurebound.homestead.com |
| Thursday August 25 19:44:42 2005 Surreal DiD Scenes |
| > Most DiD scene setups are rather predictable -- Brian's Pagers can figure out not only that there'll be a strong
likelihood of a B&g scene, but how it'll unfold. But there ARE times when one is really jolted. I don't mean when your Wish-lister gets a full-treatment -- that's not an infrequent occurrence. I'm talkin' about those "bolt from the blue" DiD scenes where you had to ask yourself: "Just what substance(s) were the scriptwriters using when they thought up THAT scene?" ---- 4) Whoops Apocalypse (1986). How can one travel through a country with a kidnapped princess? I would never have come up with the idea of stripping her down to a black leather bikini, then posing as a traveling sex toys salesman. Then, when you're pulled over by a sheriff, you cooly show off your "Bondage equipment model". As you run through your sales script, her vigorous stuggles and mmphs through her leather restraints must obviously be part of the sales pitch... |
| Kinky-napper |
| Thursday August 25 20:12:27 2005 Re: Imposture, French film |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> moxx of balhoom wrote: > > > > Haven't been able to find any info on a video/DVD > release. If it hit theaters in May, it should be coming > to DVD soon. The damsel looks really nice in this movie, > and likely spends a good time B&G. friends - checks out the trailor at http://www.imposture-lefilm.com/. Me thinks it looks like a remake of The Collector. What do you say? |
| jamesfromindia |
| Thursday August 25 20:35:30 2005 Re: Surreal DiD Scenes |
| Kinky-napper wrote:
> I'm talkin' about > those "bolt from the blue" DiD scenes where you > had to ask yourself: "Just what substance(s) were > the scriptwriters using when they thought up THAT > scene?" > SGT. ... PEPPER'S ... LONELY ... HEARTS ... CLUB ... BAND Movie stinks on or off ice ... nice cover of "Come Together" by Aerosmith, though. Thanks for the skinny on SILVERADO, Jeb ... still not ringing a bell. |
| Biff |
| Thursday August 25 20:36:35 2005 Re: Ehren Kruger |
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| The Moderator |
| Thursday August 25 21:28:37 2005 Re: Ehren Kruger |
| > This post was deleted.
> Poster: Me > Reason: Abusive Bite me. |
| Me |
| Thursday August 25 21:33:22 2005 Re: Ehren Kruger |
| > For he's a jolly good fellow...
> I have to wonder what this guy has to do with posting scenes. He's not an actor to my knowledge. So why has he posted this picture? What does this guy have to do with Hollywood bondage scenes? |
| Amnesiac |
| Thursday August 25 21:39:48 2005 "Jungleground": Treasure in the Bargain Bin |
| Just thought I should let y'all know that on a visit this p.m. to my local Fred Meyer store [Kroeger's affiliate in Oregon] I came across a bit of tresure somewhere between the deli counter & the produce bins. To wit, it was a DVD version of "Jungleground" selling for a mere $5. And lemme tell ya, Torri Higginson's taped & tapegagged scenes are better than ever. !!Que Mujer!! Also, as has been rightly pointed out by others in this forum, much of what is reproduced under the 'Platinum Disc' label is poor quality, but in this case I can honestly say that their remastered product is excellent. Anywhooo, it's certainly a good reason to drop by your local super store to pick up a pound of ground chuck or see if the New Zealand Braeburn apples have come down a bit in price. |
| Overlooker |
| Thursday August 25 22:57:37 2005 Re: Ehren Kruger |
| Amnesiac wrote:
> > For he's a jolly good fellow... > > > > I have to wonder what this guy has to do with posting > scenes. He's not an actor to my knowledge. So why has he > posted this picture? What does this guy have to do with > Hollywood bondage scenes? ...& speaking of amnesia, we were discussing The Brothers Grimm. Someone mentioned the *writer*, one Ehren Kruger, & other movies he's written. The URL is to his imdb page. An upcoming Kruger script: "John Carter of Mars"!! Woohoo!! |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://imdb.com/name/nm0472567/ |
| Thursday August 25 23:07:57 2005 Re: The Brothers Grimm |
| JJ wrote:
> Lena Headey, the female lead in the Gilliam film is > captured a couple times. > > The final one has her being lead by a rope around her > neck. Her wrists are manacled and her torso is wrapped > with rope. She sports a nice cleave gag. Lots of > emotion coming from her. This is a nice behind the scenes shot from the official website. Caption is "Lena made prisoner". |
| LV |
| http://miramax.com/thebrothersgrimm/images/photos_bts_64.jpg |
| Thursday August 25 23:44:27 2005 Re: The Brothers Grimm |
| LV wrote:
> This is a nice behind the scenes shot from the official > website. Caption is "Lena made prisoner". Nice find; as I suspected, a great director always ties a great cleave gag himself. If you want it done right... |
| Thursday August 25 23:46:22 2005 Re: The Brothers Grimm |
| LV wrote:
> This is a nice behind the scenes shot from the official website. > Caption is "Lena made prisoner". Lena's expression is priceless! The guy on the right tightening the gag is, of course, Terry Gilliam, the director. Attention to detail! :-) |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.restrainedtastes.com/van/ |
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