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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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| Sunday September 28 00:03:29 2003 Re: Direct to Video Poster |
| David Knight wrote:
> Perhaps some of > you with better eyes than I can make sure, but one, and > possibly two of them appear to be gagged. I'm sure if > anyone can come up with a larger image of the poster you > could tell for sure. The pic enlarged quite nicely on my computer, and I can say with authority that no gags are visible on it. That does not mean thee are no gags in the movie, of course. Unfortunately, it's also true that even the fact that there are bound women in the poster, it doesn't mean there are bound women in the movie. |
| Sunday September 28 00:14:49 2003 Heart's Open Fire |
| A great scene from a British or Aussie movie a while back (maybe 10-15 or more years) couldn't find it in the data base. Played on US cable station (or possibly PBS) definitely not major network. Busty English (or Aussie) blonde meets bad guy in gas station mini mart that rents videos. He holds her hostage and they fall in love (gas station blows up in the end). Played like a play, not a serious film but good production values, appeared to be made for TV. She was tied hands behind, tight sweater, black cloth gag; good long scenes. Anyone remember this or have didcaps? I know the title is correct. Thanks. |
| Sunday September 28 00:26:40 2003 Re: Direct to Video Poster |
| Van wrote:
> Dave means Rena *MERO*, of course. (Would that it *were* > Rena Sofer. http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0812133/) :-) Nice pic! Has phtomanipulation written all over it. Fakers?? |
| LV |
| Sunday September 28 00:33:55 2003 Re: Direct to Video Poster |
| I was checking out the other titles on the left side of the page. There seems to a lot of movies listed that have potential. Check some of the descriptions out and you'll see what I mean.
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| Paco The Bandit |
| Sunday September 28 00:43:30 2003 Re: Heart's Open Fire |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> A great scene from a British or Aussie movie a while back > (maybe 10-15 or more years) couldn't find it in the data > base. Played on US cable station (or possibly PBS) > definitely not major network. Busty English (or Aussie) > blonde meets bad guy in gas station mini mart that rents > videos. He holds her hostage and they fall in love (gas > station blows up in the end). Played like a play, not a > serious film but good production values, appeared to be > made for TV. She was tied hands behind, tight sweater, > black cloth gag; good long scenes. Anyone remember this > or have didcaps? I know the title is correct. Thanks. > From about fifteen years back, I think ... it was shown as part of the SHORTSTORIES series on A&E, before it dropped the "A" programming. I believe it was Brit. Are you sure about the apostrophe? A quick search (with and without it), including the IMDb, turned up bupkes. |
| Biff |
| http://community.webtv.net/unlikelysource/TheCaseFilesofBiff |
| Sunday September 28 01:08:34 2003 Re: 1-800-Missing |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> Very short (under 10 seconds) scene in last 10 minutes, Could someone who saw it (preferably one who picked up the actress name) add it to the database? Episode information is "Ties That Bind" (1.8) |
| Brian R |
| Sunday September 28 02:05:06 2003 We know too much |
| It's hard to say what I am about to say without it sounding like a complaint about this forum, but thats not my intention. While I am very grateful that I stumbled on this site about 4 years ago and have enormous respect for the dedication of a handful of people who put themselves out to a large extent so that people like me can enjoy some great scenes and news, the casuality is the great feeling of anticipation and dare I say - excitement at wondering if a scene is just around the corner when I'm watching a movie or TV show. In almost every case, because of the dats base and people contributing here, I know what to expect - or what not to expect. That excitement and anticipation that I had as a kid is gone and I miss is sometimes. The obvious answer is to stop visiting this site, but that would be a cure at too great a cost. Does anyone else have this problem or am I "one out"?? |
| John |
| Sunday September 28 02:31:28 2003 Re: We know too much |
| John wrote:
>While I am very grateful that I stumbled > on this site about 4 years ago and have enormous respect > for the dedication of a handful of people who put > themselves out to a large extent so that people like me > can enjoy some great scenes and news, the casuality is > the great feeling of anticipation and dare I say - > excitement at wondering if a scene is just around the > corner when I'm watching a movie or TV show. In almost > every case, because of the dats base and people > contributing here, I know what to expect - or what not to > expect. That excitement and anticipation that I had as a > kid is gone and I miss is sometimes. The obvious answer > is to stop visiting this site, but that would be a cure > at too great a cost. Does anyone else have this problem or am I "one out"?? You're not the only one. Since I record most of the shows I'm chasing scenes on, I often watch the shows before checking this board, especially on Sundays with "Alias", "She Spies" and any movies that are on. I like seeing the buildup to a scene as well. However, I also use this board to avoid some painful fast-forwards, "Crossing Jordan", "Charmed", etc. Those shows are so annoying I record them but only flip through them if the board alerts a scene. So, it goes both ways. Just pick your spots. |
| Sunday September 28 03:06:40 2003 Re: We know too much |
| > That excitement and anticipation that I had as a
> kid is gone and I miss is sometimes. The obvious answer > is to stop visiting this site, but that would be a cure > at too great a cost. Does anyone else have this problem or am I "one out"?? Well, one thing about having all this information is that, if I already know there's nothing in it, it allows me to sit back and enjoy a movie for its own sake. |
| Jeb |
| jebdel@yahoo.com |
| http://www.homestead.com/jebsadventurebound |
| Sunday September 28 05:15:46 2003 Re: Doctor Who |
| Martin wrote:
> Some good news in the press here in the UK today. The > BBC are to start making Doctor Who again, although > allegedly it will not air until at least 2005. > We are advised that hot favourites to play the Doctor > are > either Alan Davies (of Jonathan Creek fame) or Richard E. > > Grant, but no mention of the possible assistants' > identities/gender. A spoof listing in this week's Radio Times casts Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen as the Doctor, and Victoria Beckham as "Squeela." Now there's something to conjure with! : ) |
| Phimophilus |
| Sunday September 28 05:18:05 2003 Re: T And T "Cry Wolf" |
| > Deborah Walley in
> "The Ghost in the Invisible Bikini". For a > teeny-bopper beach movie intent on attracting a younger > audience, the buzz-saw scene is incredibly intense and suggestive. And what a gloriously tight, clinging OTM gag. That's the way to do it! |
| Phimophilus |
| Sunday September 28 06:19:58 2003 Re: What are these? |
| LV wrote:
> If I do score it, I'll post here and > make arrangements to have someone cap & clip it. I'm game. I think this is veering into off topic territory, so if you're interested drop me an email and we'll work something out. |
| Anubis |
| didvids@hotmail.com |
| Sunday September 28 09:13:43 2003 Re: She Spies |
| Despite the fact that the first episode of the new season featured a gag-scene, I think there's trouble on the horizon for the show and us.
During the initial six(?) weeks run of SHE SPIES on NBC, the show was played almost over the top tongue-in-cheek. That went away a bit after they switched to cable, but still, the show never seemed to take itself too seriously. (It couldn't, not with girls fighting, climbing walls, and attempting to be stealthy while constantly wearing stiletto heels.) Well, the new season has started and "Jack" is gone, replaced by your standard "tough-guy-on-the-outside-but-really-a-good-guy-on-the-inside" boss along with the standard dweebish-but-cute techno-geek who's all thumbs around the girls. Yawn. BTDT. I think the more serious and standard TV spy drama the show tries to be, the less chance we'll have for some tie-n-gag scenes with the trio. Just my opinion. |
| The Greyman |
| http://www.thegreyman.net |
| Sunday September 28 09:17:48 2003 TCM for October |
| I just posted alerts for TCM for October.
I seem to remember I post this summer with 'Kiss' in the title that turned out not to have a DiD in it. Was it removed from the data base or is it one of the titles listed below? I strongly recommend 'The Devil's Bride' on October 26 Sunday at 7:00 PM. The last time it showed on AMC my VCR was broken and I've not had a chance to tape it since. TCM, Sat Oct 04 10:00pm EDT Record number: 2777 Title: Kiss Me Deadly (1955) Medium: Movie Actress: Maxine Cooper Description: Tied to a chair towards the end of the movie. No gag. October 12 Sunday 4:30 AM Killer's Kiss (1955) When he rescues a girl from her gangster lover Record number: 6590 Title: Killer's Kiss (1955) Medium: Movie Actress: Irene Kane Description: Rough 45 minutes in, Gloria Price (Kane), the hero's love interest, gets kidnapped and tied to a chair in an abandoned factory. Wrists behind back. No gag. She's wearing a dress and heels |
| Boyo |
| Sunday September 28 11:19:01 2003 Re: We know too much |
| John wrote:
>.....That excitement and anticipation that I had as a > kid is gone and I miss is sometimes. The obvious answer > is to stop visiting this site, but that would be a cure > at too great a cost. Does anyone else have this problem or am I "one out"?? This was discussed some time ago and I also agree to an extent. I remember flipping through TV Guide as a kid hoping to come across a synopsis for a show, such as Gilligan's Island or Batman, which had a scene. Sites like this do tend to eliminate that "thrill of the hunt", but it also exposes us to many more potential scenes that we would have otherwise missed. |
| Mark O |
| Sunday September 28 11:36:53 2003 Re: Doctor Who |
| > A spoof listing in this week's Radio Times casts Laurence
> Llewelyn-Bowen as the Doctor, and Victoria Beckham as > "Squeela." Now, a permanently gagged Victoria Beckham I could live with! |
| Martin |
| Sunday September 28 11:49:12 2003 Updated Web Site |
| Big update today, and if you haven't stopped by in a while, there have been 6 separate updates this month alone so lots of new stuff.
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| Vince Grey |
| vincegrey@thegreyman.net |
| http://www.thegreyman.net |
| Sunday September 28 12:40:40 2003 Re: She Spies |
| The Greyman wrote:
>I think there's trouble on the > horizon for the show and us. But there is hope for Natasha Henstridge fans. She is going to be kidnapped in the upcoming movie "The Whole Ten Yards" so maybe something will come from that. |
| Sunday September 28 14:32:01 2003 Re: We know too much |
| Jeb wrote:
> That excitement and anticipation that I had as a kid is gone and I miss is sometimes. Does anyone else have this problem or am I "one out"?? I actually feel quite different..It excites me alittle more knowing something IS going to happen & hoping its good... last nights "She Spies" for instance I didn't like the little scene (& hated Cassies S&M Freak) comment. But I was looking forward to getting home & checking my tape to see it anyways & god only knows how many GREAT scenes I would have missed |
| Sunday September 28 15:35:33 2003 Texas Chainsaw Massacre |
| Sorry guys, but I just got back from a screening. Turns out that script was indeed a fake, as there is not a single scene in the movie. Great flick I would have to say, but if the only reason you were going to see it was for a scene, don't bother. |
| NoMan |
| Sunday September 28 16:04:31 2003 Re: Texas Chainsaw Massacre |
| >NoMan wrote: Sorry guys, but I just got back from a >screening. Turns out that script was indeed a fake, as there >is not a single scene in the movie.
Thanks for the heads up NoMan. John and others, I understand the sentiment, and Brian, this is my favorite site on the web. |
| Sunday September 28 16:27:30 2003 Re: Texas Chainsaw Massacre |
| NoMan wrote:
> Sorry guys, but I just got back from a screening. Turns > out that script was indeed a fake, as there is not a > single scene in the movie. Great flick I would have to > say, but if the only reason you were going to see it was > for a scene, don't bother. These false starts via scripts are piling up. "Charmed" last year and now "Passions" and "Chainsaw" this week. |
| Sunday September 28 16:42:13 2003 Re: Boston Public |
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> No, there wasn't. That was wishful watching of promos. On TVO, the Episode numbers were out of order. I believe we saw 169 instead of 168 which is on next week. In other words, stay tuned. |
| Sunday September 28 17:01:34 2003 Re: 1-800-Missing scene |
| though the scene was brief, it had some nice elements -- frex, the damsel's hands were tied behind, and she was put in a kneeling position by her captor (I think a brief carry may have been involved, don't remember offhand). So although brief, visually very dramatic.
Also taped "Instinct to Kill" -- man, there was some MAJOR writhing in the last scene of that film. Granted, the heroine was doing it because she had a plastic bag over her head, but she survives, which helps a lot. She's lying on the floor, hands bound behind and (IIRC) ankles bound, too, and she writhes like crazy. A skimpy costume and a gag instead of a plastic bag would have made it MUCH better, but as it was, it was pretty durned good, especially since you just don't see that much writhing in mainstream scenes any more. Sorry to hear about She Spies going dramatic. It had a light, fun, intelligent tone to it before it "went dramatic" that I suspect was rpesponsible for its good ratings (for a syndicated show). I fear tha the dramatic approach will kill the series, because it'll probably go stupid as it goes dramatic -- wouldn't know how to predict its effect on scenes. Probably for the worse, but then, it could be worse and still have pelnty of scenes. |
| Pat Powers |
| Sunday September 28 17:05:47 2003 QUESTION |
| is there supposed to be anything on the season premiere of Alias? |
| Bowers |
| Sunday September 28 17:49:33 2003 Grey man |
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This post was deleted. Poster: Huggy Bear Reason: 1. Don't comment on other sites. 2. Don't be an asshole. |
| The Moderator |
| Sunday September 28 17:50:45 2003 Re: Grey man |
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This post was deleted. Poster: No Whiner Reason: Followup to deleted post. |
| The Moderator |
| Sunday September 28 18:06:58 2003 Re: Heart's Open Fire |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> A great scene from a British movie > (maybe 10-15 or more years). Played on US cable station > definitely not major network. Busty English (or Aussie) > blonde meets bad guy in gas station mini mart that rents > videos. He holds her hostage and they fall in love (gas > station blows up in the end).Anyone remember this > or have didcaps? Now that's eerie! I was planning to pose that same question, and had finally dug out my old videotape so I could describe it properly. Actually, this aired on A&E...it was some sort of anthology series for indie filmmakers. I have no vidcaps, though. She WAS beautifully busty and well worth watching, as the hostage-taker apparently met her at a club while she was drunk and enjoyed some wild sex -- which she can't recall. When a customer appears and sees her B&G, they chat about her cuffs and gag and the robber calls it the latest fashion. The customer accepts this story and leaves, even though she mmmphs up a storm! |
| The Kindly One |
| Sunday September 28 18:07:16 2003 Re: 1-800-Missing scene |
| Pat Powers wrote:
> though the scene was brief, it had some nice elements -- I note it's still not in the database. |
| Brian R |
| Sunday September 28 18:10:59 2003 Whiling away free time |
| During breaks of the football game today, I thought about another game that might be interesting. Sort of fantasy league/dead pool kind of thing for TV scenes.
We'd come up with a weighted list of shows, people would have the chance to update their lists once a week so, points assigned based on the weighting factor X the quality of the scene. Any interest? Note we'd need help compiling the list and the weighting factors. |
| Brian R |
| Sunday September 28 18:55:43 2003 Boudica |
| 'Boudica' duly aired here in the UK tonight, and duly delivered.
Alex Kingston tied and gagged, her two daughters tied but no gags for them. As a historical drama it was, in my humble opinion, disappointing, with too much mystical stuff and crap dialogue, and Kingston thoroughly unconvincing as the legendary warrior queen. You wouldn't have followed her to the shops, let alone into battle. With such a terrific subject they could and should really have made a magnificent film here. Never mind, the bondage was very good (the scenes a bit brutal, but necessarily so perhaps), and I have added this to the DB (#9146). |
| Martin |
| Sunday September 28 19:49:45 2003 She Spies |
| Darn blinkies... |
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| Raffish |
| Sunday September 28 19:56:54 2003 Re: She Spies |
| Raffish wrote:
> Darn blinkies... Is that what's meant by a "DiDcap scene"? If so, it's a keeper for me. Those are two very nice DiDcaps! I especially love the use of ribbon to tie her wrists. |
| Jazz411 |
| jazz411@ptd.net |
| Sunday September 28 20:52:28 2003 Re: Texas Chainsaw Massacre |
| NoMan wrote:
> Sorry guys, but I just got back from a screening. Turns > out that script was indeed a fake, as there is not a > single scene in the movie. Thanks for the heads up... but that INCREDIBLY PISSE ME OFF... PERFECT chance ...damsel we all want to see I hope NOBODY goes to see that F****ng piece of shit & the writer & director never get another friggin job & end up bagging groceries where they belong...A-holes |
| Snowcat |
| Sunday September 28 21:32:44 2003 New Record |
| We have a new record for the worlds shortest scene tonight on the Charmed season premiere. About an hour and twenty minutes into it Piper and three Valkeries leave a biker gang bound and gagged in an alley. There were at least two girls in the gang. Don't blink and you'll still miss it. |
| Mark C |
| Sunday September 28 21:59:17 2003 Re: 1-800-Missing scene |
| > Brian R wrote (in his best Fat Tony voice):
> I note it's still not in the database. Well, it's in there now, Fat Tony, honest! |
| Pat Powers |
| Sunday September 28 22:01:48 2003 Re: Texas Chainsaw Massacre |
| Snowcat wrote:
> Thanks for the heads up... > but that INCREDIBLY PISSE ME OFF... > PERFECT chance ...damsel we all want to see > > I hope NOBODY goes to see that F****ng piece of shit > & the writer & director never get another friggin > job & end up bagging groceries where they belong...A-holes Before anybody has a stroke, one might want to stop and consider the source of this "heads up". NoMan??? |
| LV |
| Sunday September 28 22:04:09 2003 Re: What are these? |
| Anubis wrote:
> I'm game. > I think this is veering into off topic territory, so if > you're interested drop me an email and we'll work > something out. I'll drop you an e one night this week. Little busy tonight. Gotta bash a few eBay deadbeats. |
| LV |
| Sunday September 28 22:45:08 2003 Re: One Favour Martin |
| Martin wrote:
> 'Boudica' duly aired here in the UK tonight, > I have added this to the DB (#9146). You entered: Record number: 9146 Title: Boudica Medium: TV Movie Actress: Alex Kingston, Emily Blunt, Leanne Rowe _______ Ask in future, that you'd post title same as IMDB Warrior Queen (2003) aka Boudica That way everyone here aware of the alternate title, and the date distinguishes it from the other Warrior Queen entries. Thanx |
| Jay L |
| http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0338806/ |
| Sunday September 28 23:05:40 2003 Re: New Record |
| Mark C wrote:
> We have a new record for the worlds shortest scene > tonight on the Charmed season premiere. I noticed that, too. It's interesting that Charmed, which so clearly relishes displaying their actress' physical charms, doesn't really do a lot with them in terms of DiD scenes. I can't quite figure that out. I doubt there's a lot in the way inhibition that keeps them from usind DiD scenes for appeal, but it's kinda obvious that something is inhibiting them. |
| Pat Powers |
| Sunday September 28 23:22:25 2003 Re: Whiling away free time |
| Brian R wrote:
> During breaks of the football game today, I thought about > another game that might be interesting. Sort of fantasy > league/dead pool kind of thing for TV scenes. > > We'd come up with a weighted list of shows, people would > have the chance to update their lists once a week so, > points assigned based on the weighting factor X the > quality of the scene. > > Any interest? Note we'd need help compiling the list and > the weighting factors. Sounds like it might be fun to me, but as i have no experience in fantasy football, I have no idea how it would work. Would we be guessing which show is most likely to produce the best scene for the week or what? |
| Pat Powers |
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