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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 November 05 01:18:08 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| Anon wrote: > Yeah was thinking the very same thing how did Electra > Woman & Dyna Girl produce nothing basically the show > should have been tailor-made for DinD predicaments. Well, it's totally understandable considering that the show was created by Sid and Marty Krofft. Their shows, such as HR Pufnstuf and Land of the Lost, were really only one step below Sesame Street when it came to inoffensive, totally kid-friendly TV. Looking at EW&DG, the show was so cornball and cheesy, you could show it to a four or five year old without worrying about anything inappropriate. No way were they going to show a tie-up scene, let alone the heroines getting gagged. |
| LS |
| Sunday November 05 01:43:08 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| LS wrote: > Well, it's totally understandable considering that the > show was created by Sid and Marty Krofft. No way were they going to show a > tie-up scene, let alone the heroines getting gagged. Caroline Ellis did have three scenes on The Bugaloos, one with a gag. |
| CM |
| Sunday November 05 02:22:04 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| Plenty of shows made for kids in the 60s & 70s had scenes which is why a lot of us have our appreciation today. Tv and comics in that era was chock-full of DiD's you were exposed to scenes sooner or later, often on a weekly basis. Damn good too ;) |
| Sunday November 05 02:51:31 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| Anon wrote: > Yeah was thinking the very same thing how did Electra > Woman & Dyna Girl produce nothing Most of the so called "bondage" on that show was superimposed freeze rays and other cheap looking special effects. |
| Sunday November 05 10:01:26 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| > Yeah was thinking the very same thing how did > Electra Woman & Dyna Girl produce nothing Could've sworn there was a B&G scene in Wonder Bug but that's probably scene creep |
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| Sunday November 05 10:12:16 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| > Could've sworn there was a B&G scene in Wonder Bug > but that's probably scene creep HG scene |
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| Sunday November 05 11:49:23 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Still no news on this movie for Nicole Kidman yet? I saw this last week. There is a scene toward's the end where Collin Farrell's character has bound and taped gagged his daughter, son and wife (Nicole Kidman). I really don't want to say much more about the scene because it will spoil the movie. |
| Trent |
| Sunday November 05 12:38:57 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| > I saw this last week. There is a scene toward's the end > where Collin Farrell's character has bound and taped > gagged his daughter, son and wife (Nicole Kidman). I > really don't want to say much more about the scene > because it will spoil the movie. That means we can at least confirm that Nicole Kidman will be tape gagged in the movie? |
| Sunday November 05 12:45:31 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| Trent wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Still no news on this movie for Nicole Kidman yet? > I saw this last week. There is a scene toward's the end Just say this in order to have an idea what to expect. Overall, as a DID scene was it a good scene according to your opinion? |
| Sunday November 05 12:48:11 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| > because it will spoil the movie. Doubt that anyone here cares about the movie being spoiled |
| Sunday November 05 12:59:22 2017 Re: Tin Star |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > In the last episode of the first season at 15 mins a > black hair woman is tape wrapped gagged and taped to a > chair next to a guy. It's Canadian actress Lynda Boyd. Tin Star is available on Amazon Prime. The first glimpse is at 12:35. Ms Boyd has her arms and legs significantly wrap tied to the chair and she is sporting a wraparound tape gag. It picks up again at 15:47. Gag removed at 17:55. Scene ends at 21:32. She remains alive. |
| Nite Owl |
| Sunday November 05 13:39:34 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| Record number: 9661 Title: Wonderbug Medium: TV Series Actress: Carol Anne Seflinger Description: Episode: Unknown In one episode of the Kroft Supershow show "Wonderbug"Susan has her hands tied behind with white clothesline. Guy alert |
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| Sunday November 05 13:44:35 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| I think 10 years from now there will be programs that let you download videos like this and create totally new content using computer re-gens of the characters. Essentially as if you were the writer/director of the show back in the 70's |
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| Sunday November 05 14:33:41 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > > because it will spoil the movie. > Doubt that anyone here cares about the movie being > spoiled I've actually been super looking forward to that movie, so if you post spoilers please put some kind of alert. Movie looks really great. |
| Sunday November 05 15:17:18 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| Wikipedia gives the entire plot of the film which, um, I kinda read so yeah no real surprises there ha ha. All I want to know is the type of tape gag. Standard one-piece or (hopefully) wraparound? |
| Sunday November 05 16:54:56 2017 Re: DiD Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > 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" What other films have > similar great build-ups.... In a similar suspense/horror vein, Judy Geeson (It Happened at Nightmare Inn), Rebecca Balding (Silent Scream), and Abigail Breslin (Haunter) were unable to resist sticking their pert little noses into creepy houses and ended up nicely B&G. Doesn't make up for the thousands of great opportunities that never pan out, but it sure is nice when it happens. And on TV, a personal favorite was the classic Superman episode where Phyllis Coates horns in on crooks conducting a sort of scavenger hunt. They see her, follow her to her apartment, kidnap her, and eventually (I remember pretty much bouncing up and down on the couch seeing it for the first time at about age ten) she is hustled, bound and gagged, first into a car and later a plane before the big spoilsport flies in to the rescue. Even now I love the buildup almost as much as the scenes. Really makes it all complete. |
| Sunday November 05 18:22:40 2017 Re: DiD Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| Abigail Breslin's scene in Haunter was a classic. Delicious build-up as the ghostly little Nancy Drew discover's the killer's lair beneath the house leading to her being grabbed and gettin the treatment. And have to say she has one of the most beautiful tape gagged faces ever seen in a film. The tape really suits her, enhancing her eyes and cheeks. Absolutely gorgeous. Hope she gets more scenes in future projects |
| Sunday November 05 18:28:09 2017 Re: DiD Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| Haunter was a great little thriller indeed. And Abigail's scene more than made up for her massive missed-gag opportunity in The Call. Plenty of time for her to get another scene too |
| Sunday November 05 18:43:16 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| Trent wrote: > I really don't want to say much more about the scene > because it will spoil the movie. We welcome these spoilers, we wouldn't see most movies or TV shows without them. |
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