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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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| Wednesday November 01 08:17:28 2017 DiD Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| Watching Ti West's brilliant 80's horror homage The House Of The Devil made me appreciate great build-ups to full treatment scenes. Watching the exquisite Jocelin Donahue in the proverbial haunted house edging ever closer to her capture was sublime and perfectly encapsulated the "thrill of the chase" in other words. As much as we like the actual DiD scenes the build up to a possible scene is just as sweet and the payoff if and when it comes is even better. What other films have similar great build-ups....where you just know it'll lead to a great F/T scene? Blood Trails is another good example; lovely Rebecca Palmer spends the whole film trying to escape her tormentor only to be caught, bound and gagged... |
| Wednesday November 01 08:29:46 2017 Re: Did Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| Yeah build-up is half the battle. Solo with Annie Clark. Uninhabited with Geraldine Hakewill...even Olivia DeJonge in Better Watch Out:- nice build-up to a helluva nice pay-off :) |
| Wednesday November 01 08:40:11 2017 Re: DiD Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| Very nice. Anjanette Comer in The Baby excellent build-up to a great cleave gag scene. And of course Bridget Fonda in Single White Female. You just knew she would get the full treatment..and how; one of the best tape gag scenes in mainstream film history |
| Wednesday November 01 08:43:47 2017 Re: DiD Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| Can't go past Skeleton Key with Kate Hudson. Whole film felt like a great build-up to her capture. And a marvelous cleave gag pay-off |
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| Wednesday November 01 09:10:55 2017 Re: DiD Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| Leelee Sobieski in Joyride. Fantastic build-up but her outcome seemed inevitable |
| Wednesday November 01 09:29:46 2017 Livres à lire la nuit (Nov.) |
| Hi DiDs fans! Halloween 2017 is now on line. A kind of spin-off, bringing together disguised Sara de Bosseins’ friends and members of the Yarden Agency. A few sheets are proposed in the sample of the month. Enjoy! |
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| Wednesday November 01 09:45:12 2017 Re: DiD Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| Eliza Dushku in the original(accept no substitutes)Wrong Turn. Felt like her scene was always goin to happen and then WOAH it was even better than you expected. Christine Lakin in Red Canyon too. Less obviously expected, but a wonderful surprise at the end of the film. Absolutely no hope of escape for her character either. Disturbing, but also very hot :) |
| Wednesday November 01 12:37:52 2017 Re: DiD Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| Ally Sheedy in Deadly Lessons when someone started to stalk her and then... |
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| Wednesday November 01 13:07:54 2017 B/W lobby card photos |
| Those were the good ol' days of cinema - and DID-scenes: http://www.listal.com/viewimage/8152082 |
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| Wednesday November 01 13:13:56 2017 Re: B/W lobby card photos |
| GUEST123 wrote: > Those were the good ol' days of cinema - and DID-scenes: > http://www.listal.com/viewimage/8152082 This one is new to me - I knew of two other stills, one of them only slightly different from this one (love the expression on the ladies' faces): https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/i-4AAOSwM5JZn2bW/s-l300.jpg |
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| Wednesday November 01 13:16:15 2017 Re: B/W lobby card photos |
| GUEST123 wrote: > This one is new to me - I knew of two other stills, one > of them only slightly different from this one (love the > expression on the ladies' faces): Ooops, sorry, better quality version over here: http://i.ebayimg.com/images/i/372062844558-0-1/s-l1000.jpg |
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| Wednesday November 01 13:29:12 2017 Re: B/W lobby card photos |
| GUEST123 wrote: > GUEST123 wrote: One more classic cleave from the 1940s: https://i.pinimg.com/736x/c3/77/9d/c3779dcf4a647fed0fa7526fb5311434--damsel-in-distress-vintage-photos.jpg |
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| Wednesday November 01 13:46:55 2017 Gag-Talks |
| Best gag talks ever in the mainstream media? |
| Wednesday November 01 13:58:20 2017 Re: B/W lobby card photos |
| > One more classic cleave from the 1940s: > https://i.pinimg.com/736x/c3/77/9d/c3779dcf4a647fed0fa7526 > fb5311434--damsel-in-distress-vintage-photos.jpg Clay Pigeon pic looks a lot like Cracked comic |
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| Wednesday November 01 13:58:43 2017 Re: Gag-Talks |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Best gag talks ever in the mainstream media? Susan St James in MacMillan & wife Jessica Almasy's reading of the novel "You Are So Undead to Me" by Jay Stacey Laura Wright's wonderful general hospital FT scne from 2015 And of course Lynda Carter and Loni Anderson in Partners in Crime |
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| Wednesday November 01 14:01:52 2017 Re: B/W lobby card photos |
| > Clay Pigeon pic looks a lot like Cracked comic Clay Pigeon at Video Page. Nice scene |
| Wednesday November 01 14:03:26 2017 Re: Gag-Talks |
| Cameron Diaz in A Life Less Ordinary for sure. Her gag talk in that excellent scene is one for the ages. |
| Wednesday November 01 14:03:51 2017 Re: Gag-Talks |
| Also Natasha Henstridge in Caracara. |
| Wednesday November 01 14:23:36 2017 Re: Gag-Talks |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Best gag talks ever in the mainstream media Michael Michele and Lise Cutter in Dangerous curves one of my favs. |
| Wednesday November 01 14:43:34 2017 The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| A little birdie on another site, who has a habit of making awful puns and false alerts, mentioned this film in his latest bout of poetry. Claiming Nicole Kidman and her character's teenage daughter, played by Raffey Cassidy, get taped up and gagged at the end of the movie. Normally, I'd ignore his drivel, but the wikipedia page for the film does mention Colin Farell's character "tapes up his family members" towards the end of the plot summary, so perhaps he's telling the truth for once. Wiki says it released in the USA on October 20th, but I haven't found any links online. Perhaps some of you will have better luck. If not, it's also scheduled to be released in the UK on November 17th. Cross your fingers, guys. |
| Wednesday November 01 15:30:48 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| Perhaps the poster does some foreshadowing |
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| Wednesday November 01 16:15:20 2017 Re: Gag-Talks |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Also Natasha Henstridge in Caracara. Her's in she spies was really good. |
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| Wednesday November 01 17:03:08 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| A scene is a real possibility. Been a while for Nic. Dare we hope for a nice wraparound? Something to look forward to for sure |
| Wednesday November 01 17:20:24 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| Made by Yorgos Lanthimos, who also directed The Lobster, which had two gag scenes (most notably Léa Seydoux cleave-gagged). Minor scenes in his other films, too (Dogtooth, My Best Friend). |
| Wednesday November 01 17:50:57 2017 Re: Gag-Talks |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Cameron Diaz in A Life Less Ordinary for sure. Her gag > talk in that excellent scene is one for the ages. It so bothers me that Jennifer Aniston wanted that part and the director chose Cameron Diaz. |
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| Wednesday November 01 18:20:21 2017 Re: Gagged with an apple |
| > Alyssa Milano in "Charmed" was another one. Joanne Lumley and perhaps Sandra Bullock |
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| Wednesday November 01 19:48:48 2017 Re: Gag-Talks |
| > Best gag talks ever in the mainstream media? ~~~~~ "With Murder in Mind" (1992) with Elizabeth Montgomery and Mary Ann Hagan. |
| J.T. |
| Wednesday November 01 20:24:43 2017 Re: Gag-Talks |
| > Cameron Diaz in A Life Less Ordinary for sure. Interesting nitpick |
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| Wednesday November 01 21:02:20 2017 Re: Scene continuity error |
| > > Cameron Diaz in A Life Less Ordinary. > Interesting nitpick: Number of rope loops changes. ~~~~ Reminds me of the newspapers' game for children of "Count the number of difference between the two pictures". I could see this exercise adapted for Brian's Pagers. E.g., A sample could run like this: The number of rope loops would be one of the more challenging differences to spot. Other subtle changes would be a Duct tape gag slightly longer, or one is smooth vs. the other has a single crease. |
| J.T. |
| Wednesday November 01 21:02:23 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| > Nicole Kidman and her character's teenage daughter, played by Raffey > Cassidy, get taped up and gagged at the end of the movie. Can anyone confirm this? |
| Wednesday November 01 21:18:15 2017 Re: Scene continuity error |
| Missy Peregrym's legendary Rookie Blue S2 scene has a noticable error, her duct tape blindfold hangs off of her eyes in the wider shots but is still tightly clinging to her eyes in the close-ups. Pretty noticable error and not sure how it went unnoticed, unless perhaps they couldn't shoot it again for whatever reason. |
| Wednesday November 01 21:20:56 2017 Re: Scene continuity error |
| > Other subtle changes would be a Duct tape gag slightly > longer, or one is smooth vs. the other has a single crease. Ally Sheedy's tape goes through some changes |
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| Wednesday November 01 23:52:24 2017 Newly Discovered Betty White Scene |
| I was just watching a documentary on Match Game and there's a blink and miss scene of Betty White removing what looks like wide white adhesive tape from her mouth before giving her answer. It's at the 51 second mark. Link on the video page. Anyone here remember the circumstances? |
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