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| Monday October 17 01:01:51 2022 Re: NCIS LA |
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| Monday October 17 01:02:52 2022 Re: NCIS LA |
| On October 17 2022 The Moderator wrote: > Poster: Fred > Your post has one or more problems and can't be posted as > is. This was just a long non-productive complaint about no scene on the show tonight. |
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| Monday October 17 03:59:34 2022 Re: NCIS LA |
| > This was just a long non-productive complaint about no > scene on the show tonight. I'd honestly still like to see it just because it sounds like it would've been funny and provides a good laugh if nothing else. |
| Monday October 17 09:14:06 2022 Re: House of the Dragon, new Game of Thrones series |
| On October 10 2022 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Agreed, very unlikely to happen this season based on the > timeline. It will likely be early in next season though, > based on the chain of events leading up to it. It was > before the actual fighting really takes off in the Dance of the Dragons Based on the previews for the finale I think it very well could take place in the finale. SPOILERS AHEAD Based on the previews for next episode, it looks like we will be getting Lucerys and Jace being sent on their respective missions to call the banners under Rhaenyra with Lucerys being sent to Storm's End. It's ultimately there where he is killed by Prince Aemond and his dragon which is the event that directly leads to Daemon sending his assassins to King's Landing to assassinate Alicent's grandson (and bind and gag her in the process) in retaliation. Now the show could always take liberties with the scene and not even involve Alicent in the assassination, but personally I feel like it'll happen as the climatic end to the finale that will serve as a turning point for Alicent's character and put her on the path for the inevitable war that will take place in season 2. |
| FakeForger |
| Monday October 17 11:49:32 2022 Re: Terroriser 2 |
| On October 15 2022 Shrimpy wrote: > On October 15 2022 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Saw it last night, really gory and over the top fun. But > nothing of interest for us at all. The first one still > has an all time scene though. What's the scene in the first one like? There is nothing in the database on it (I assume I'm spelling it right..."terroriser"?) |
| Monday October 17 11:52:20 2022 Re: NCIS LA |
| On October 17 2022 (unsigned poster) wrote: > I'd honestly still like to see it just because it sounds > like it would've been funny and provides a good laugh if > nothing else. Yes, some of the rants on here can be pretty funny. And the whole idea of "non-productive" on a site like this is also pretty funny. Would a rational person say there is anything at all productive about this site? Intensely interesting to some of us, sure, but productive? That's a laugh. |
| Monday October 17 12:03:45 2022 Re: NCIS LA |
| On October 17 2022 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Yes, some of the rants on here can be pretty funny. And > the whole idea of "non-productive" on a site > like this is also pretty funny. Would a rational person > say there is anything at all productive about this site? > Intensely interesting to some of us, sure, but > productive? That's a laugh. Well, what’s “productive” is relative haha. I do enjoy the occasional unhinged rant but honestly the only reason this site is useful as a resource is because the moderator is as much as a stick in the mud as he is. The search function would be useless if the board was flooded with whines and rants |
| Monday October 17 14:12:21 2022 Re: House of the Dragon, new Game of Thrones series |
| On October 17 2022 FakeForger wrote: > I feel like it'll happen as the climatic end > to the finale that will serve as a turning point for > Alicent's character and put her on the path for the inevitable war that will take place in season 2. I honestly think this will be in the first or second episode of next season. I feel there's a LOT of ground to cover in the final episode, and the declaration of war following one character's death will likely serve as the big *shock* for the finale. I could be wrong - and I'd love to not have to wait another 9 months or so for this scene - but I feel like we got a little while to wait. That being said, I did find one of the DVD features on the original Game of Thrones that dealt with the Dance of Dragons, this scene in particular. There was no mention of the queen receiving a scene...however, I'm not sure if that was released before the Fire and Blood book came out, so they could have expanded it later and included our scene. |
| Goten |
| Monday October 17 15:29:12 2022 Re: Terroriser 2 |
| > in the database on it (I assume I'm spelling it > right..."terroriser"?) It's Terrifier 2 not Terrorizer. The first movie includes 2 good tape gags, with one meeting a really bad ending. But good struggling and emoting from the survivor. Plus decent closeups, just wish it was lit better |
| Shrimpy |
| Monday October 17 16:25:42 2022 Re: House of the Dragon, new Game of Thrones series |
| > On October 17 2022 FakeForger wrote: > I honestly think this will be in the first or second > episode of next season. > I could be wrong - and I'd love to not have to wait > another 9 months or so for this scene - but I feel like > we got a little while to wait. You are right, it seems more probable for the scene to take place early next season. Also, sadly, Season 2 starts production in March 2023, that means the show is not returning for another 18 months at the least. |
| Monday October 17 17:26:48 2022 Any Other similar scenes? |
| In the 1993 movie, "This Boy's Life," starring Leonardo DiCaprio, he and his friends are sitting around the television watching "The Adventures of Superman." The episode was "The Man Who Made Dreams Come True," which was one of her more famous bondage scenes. The boys watch her bound and gagged and make some crude and sexual remarks. Can anyone think of a similar scene where a character in a movie is watching a mainstream bondage scene? |
| Monday October 17 19:23:33 2022 Scene ID |
| https://imgur.com/a/asxi4RI Looks like indian, idk Tried to search for img in google search and yandex and found nothing |
| Highlander |
| Monday October 17 19:44:48 2022 The Watcher ? |
| Anything in this new series? I know it's a long shot. |
| Monday October 17 19:59:34 2022 Re: Any Other similar scenes? |
| On October 17 2022 (unsigned poster) wrote: > Can anyone think of a similar scene where a character in > a movie is watching a mainstream bondage scene? The Howling |
| No Trekkie |
| Monday October 17 20:32:45 2022 The Rookie: Feds |
| Niecy Nash looks to be in some peril in Tuesday's promo for The Rookie: Feds. Killer appears to knock her down and potentially may knock her out in promo shot. Could be nothing but we'll see. Happens in the woods, so guessing nothing will happen. Tuesday 10 p.m. ABC. |
| Monday October 17 21:24:02 2022 Re: Any Other similar scenes? |
| On October 17 2022 No Trekkie wrote: > On October 17 2022 (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Can anyone think of a similar scene where a > character in > > a movie is watching a mainstream bondage scene? > The Howling No. The character is watching a snuff film. It's "mainstream" to us, but that's not the case in the film. |
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