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| Sunday September 23 01:49:52 2012 Re: House at the End of the Street |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > ...(in fact, in earlier versions of the > script, she is gagged in that scene).... Where did you find a copy of the script? I'm curious about a couple of other films. |
| Sunday September 23 01:54:33 2012 From hero to damsel |
| Can anyone think of any scenes where the female heroine who normally acts tough is reduced to a bound struggling, begging/crying damsel needing to be rescued when caught by the villain (as opposed to a struggling defiant damsel)?. A perfect example of this is the scene from "The Listener" where the heroine cop is caught by a serial rapist and tied to a chair while she struggles, cries, and begs to be let go. Her EMS psychic buddy has to come to her rescue to distract the villain while she escaped. |
| Ch |
| Sunday September 23 02:13:36 2012 Re: House at the End of the Street |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Jennifer Lawrence gets tied to the chair as we've > seen in > > the trailers but not gagged. She's tied with ripped > up > > bed sheets with her arms to the chair arms and feet > > together to the chair. Another girl is gagged with a > > > But yeah, it's one of those > scenes that would've made complete sense to throw in a gag, and they blew it. I dont think it was frustrating. Not everyone thinks it makes complete sense to throw in a gag. Remember - this ia a minority site. |
| Emmanuel |
| Sunday September 23 10:49:46 2012 Re: House at the End of the Street |
| Emmanuel wrote: > Not everyone thinks it makes complete sense to throw in a gag. Remember - this ia a minority site. I think it makes sense to always throw in a gag. That scene in Prisoner Cell Block H, where the kidnapper gags the damsels just because he wants to, even though nobody can hear them anyway, is classic!! Why wouldn't you gag a damsel?? :) |
| British Beef |
| Sunday September 23 11:36:51 2012 The Avengers - Look Stop Me - Tara King |
| I've recently been watching all the episodes from the Tara King season of this classic British action series and was stunned by the bondage in the installment 'Look Stop Me...' which features a group of psychotic vaudeville artists being manipulated to commit mureders. Tara, who is played by Linda Thorson as a bit of a bimbo, is captured by the troupe and tied up in an extremely kinky manner - trussed up lotus position to a chair with a massive white OTM over her mouth. Instead of displaying the cool demeanour of her predecessor Mrs Peel she squeals through her gag and helplessly writhes and moans. Her ordeal lasts over multiple scenes and boasts several superb close-ups of her beautiful gagged face. An incredible example of classic television bondage. Has anyone else seen this enjoyably disturbing scene? |
| Sunday September 23 12:08:23 2012 Re: The Avengers - Look Stop Me - Tara King |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > I've recently been watching all the episodes from the > Tara King season of this classic British action series > and was stunned by the bondage in the installment 'Look > Stop Me...' which features a group of psychotic > vaudeville artists being manipulated to commit mureders. > Has anyone else seen this enjoyably disturbing scene? Original US airdate: Dec. 4, 1968. I'm pretty sure somebody else has managed to catch it in the past 44 years. |
| Gagster |
| Sunday September 23 12:46:21 2012 Re: Jennifer Esposito/ Blue Bloods |
| I just read a blurb that an ex-con seeking revenge on Donnie Wahlberg's character kidnaps his partner, Jennifer Esposito, hopefully she receives the treatment with a gag. In her long career, I'm surprised she's never received the treatment. |
| Jack Bauer |
| Sunday September 23 14:53:46 2012 Re: House at the End of the Street |
| British Beef wrote: > Emmanuel wrote: > > Not everyone thinks it makes complete sense to throw > in a gag. Is there a scene in the movie where Lawrence struggles to reach a weapon or phone, but it's just out of reach? |
| Cindy |
| Sunday September 23 15:21:13 2012 Re: House at the End of the Street |
| Emmanuel wrote: > > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > > Jennifer Lawrence gets tied to the chair as > we've > > seen in > > > the trailers but not gagged. Not everyone thinks it > makes complete sense to throw in a gag. Remember - > this ia a minority site. Yeah, I'm a glass half-full non-snob myself, and I'm just happy that she got tied up for awhile. Plus it's sort of fun to listen to the snobs moan. |
| Sunday September 23 15:25:47 2012 Re: From hero to damsel |
| Ch wrote: > Can anyone think of any scenes where the female heroine > who normally acts tough is reduced to a bound struggling, > begging/crying damsel needing to be rescued when caught > by the villain (as opposed to a struggling defiant > damsel)? She wasn't begging and crying, but it was fun to see Dana Delaney's defiant demeanor decidedly diminish (okay, alliteration ends) on "Body of Proof" last season when she turned around and saw the guy on the phone was right behind her. |
| Sunday September 23 15:46:33 2012 Re: From hero to damsel |
| Ch wrote: > Can anyone think of any scenes where the female heroine > who normally acts tough is reduced to a bound struggling, > begging/crying damsel needing to be rescued when caught > by the villain (as opposed to a struggling defiant damsel)?. Bones Episode: Two Bodies in the Lab When evil Special Agent Jamie Kenton knocks out Bones, when she wakes up, she's being tied up, she panics. |
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| Another John |
| Sunday September 23 17:51:37 2012 Re: Jennifer Esposito/ Blue Bloods |
| Jack Bauer wrote: > Jennifer > Esposito, hopefully she receives the treatment with a > gag. In her long career, > I'm surprised she's never received the treatment. I want to see her get it to. She had a blown chance years ago, I think on "Hack" where she played a singer kidnapped. She was held in a hotel room but never gagged. Not sure she was even tied. |
| Sunday September 23 18:01:17 2012 Re: Jennifer Esposito/ Blue Bloods |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > I want to see her get it to. She had a blown chance years > ago, I think on "Hack" where she played a > singer kidnapped. She was held in a hotel room but never > gagged. Not sure she was even tied. CBS just aired a promo. She's cuffed to a park bench outside, not gagged. Possible something happened earlier, but not expecting it. |
| Sunday September 23 18:01:56 2012 Re: Jennifer Esposito/ Blue Bloods |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > outside, not gagged. Possible something happened earlier, > but not expecting it. Also had a bomb strapped to her as Walhberg approached to uncuff her. |
| Sunday September 23 19:12:37 2012 Re: House at the End of the Street |
| Emmanuel wrote: > I dont think it was frustrating. Not everyone thinks it > makes complete sense to throw in a gag. Remember - > this ia a minority site. Normally I agree, and if a gag doesn't make sense in the context of the plot, I can't really hold it against them. But in this case, I think that even if I wasn't a gag fan, the thought would've crossed my mind. They had a cop snooping around right above her as the villain is trying to dodge his questions. His whole plan would've been blown if she had screamed (she didn't... which also made little sense given her predicament, as she also knew the cop was up there). So in this case, our interests notwithstanding, the lack of a gag constituted a plot hole IMHO. |
| Sunday September 23 19:32:27 2012 Re: The Avengers - Look Stop Me - Tara King |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Tara, who is played by Linda Thorson as a bit of a > bimbo, is captured by the troupe and tied up in an > extremely kinky manner - trussed up lotus position to a > chair with a massive white OTM over her mouth. > Has anyone else seen this enjoyably disturbing scene? One of my all-timers. If you watch closely at the very end of the scene as Steed saves her, he removes her gag and says "No gag.." Classic. |
| Mark O |
| Sunday September 23 19:38:19 2012 Re: The Avengers - Look Stop Me - Tara King |
| Mark O wrote: If you watch closely at the very > end of the scene as Steed saves her, he removes her gag > and says "No gag.." Classic. Beg pardon...SHE says "No gag". |
| Mark O |
| Sunday September 23 20:07:30 2012 Evertwhere |
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| The Moderator |
| Sunday September 23 21:06:50 2012 one month away |
| One month untill lucy hale gets the full treatment. cant wait been dying for her to get a scene. way pumped. :) just hope its not a quickie. lets hope its a nice drawn out scene. with some good closeups. |
| #HASHTAG |
| Sunday September 23 21:50:02 2012 Re: one month away |
| #HASHTAG wrote: > One month untill lucy hale gets the full treatment. cant > wait been dying for her to get a scene. way pumped. :) > just hope its not a quickie. lets hope its a nice drawn > out scene. with some good closeups. So when is this scene (and show)? Exactly in one month from today, as in Oct. 23? Reason I asked is cuz for some reason I have been thinking all day that the scene was TONITE, and wasn't able to find it anywhere all evening (and am not sure even what channel the show comes on!). So it's NEXT month? |
| Sunday September 23 22:22:12 2012 Re: Dredd 3D |
| Moxx of Balhoom wrote: > Brief scene for Olivia Thirlby as Rookie Judge Anderson > about an hour into the movie, hands cuffed behind back, > No gag Also I'd like to add another unknown with hands behind her back at the beginning of the movie. Also midway another random girl during a bust with hands cuffed behind her back. No gags for either three, all of them rather short. Still, good action movie. |
| Brian K. |
| Sunday September 23 23:55:32 2012 Tara--The Avengers |
| I think also it is a alltime classic scene--but she actually says to Steed-"its no gag"--Which let's him know that the bad guy is really meaning to cut her in half. Big Gag Fan |
| The Eagle |
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