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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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| Monday November 06 03:06:19 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| Snowcat wrote: > I think 10 years from now there will be programs that let > you download videos like this and create totally new > content Isn't that kinda what Van does? No videos but someday when they figure out how to make visuals from your brain he's in the drivers seat to provide the content. |
| Tim |
| Monday November 06 03:22:26 2017 Re: DiD Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > (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.... Heather Betram in the 'Sacrifices' episode of PSI Factor. She's undercover pledging at an evil sorority trying to find out what happened to some kidnapped girls. She slips away from the gathering and enters the sorority house all alone. She uses a hairpin to pick the lock to a basement door and descends into the cellar. Just as she uncovers a demon in hiding she's chloroformed by the evil sorority sisters and tied down to a slab where they check to see if her virginity is still intact (Obviously that part was not shown) |
| Monday November 06 03:25:55 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| Snowcat wrote: > 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 I've been saying this myself. They will bring in actors to perform a series of actions, running, jumping, shooting, etc. in front of a green screen and record a series of lines of dialogue. Consumers who know how to use green screen technology will be able to create their own backgrounds and piece the clips together into actual movies. |
| Monday November 06 04:40:41 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| Well since nobody wants to spoil the ending guess we have to assume that the scene in question is either a very good one with some minutes of Nicole and daughter well bound and gagged...or it's a fizzer with the gals mmphing under pillowcase hoods. Reminiscent of the annoying scenes in the original Fargo film |
| Monday November 06 06:53:45 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Well since nobody wants to spoil the ending guess we have > to assume that the scene in question is either a very > good one with some minutes of Nicole and daughter well > bound and gagged...or it's a fizzer with the gals mmphing > under pillowcase hoods. Reminiscent of the annoying > scenes in the original Fargo film I ran to the morning screening on my first day in Paris to see it! So… the good news is that the director is definitely one of us : Nicole is tightly gagged with wraparound tape, as we suspected. the bad news is that the director wanted to enjoy this sight but not share it with us. Bondage scene opens to a beautiful close up on Nicole's head, already gagged, and she just has time to give us a nice profile expression, turning her head on the right, a few precious seconds, before the hood is put on her. Until the end of the scene, and we will never see her face again. There are a few,very brief and distant shots (four characters in the frame) of her during the infamous "random shooting scene". So we get glimpses of her wrists tied in front and feet bound also with tape. Scarse, very brief and barely visible. There is one nice, closer shot of her nervously moving her tied wrists. In such an energetic manner that we really regret not being able to see more of her acting and mmmmphing (let's assume it's her under the hood). So we only get a nice but short close up, which will make cappers very happy and will testify of her being really nicely gagged, but… that's just it! Our last hope : making of features; why not deleted sequences? |
| Theo |
| Monday November 06 07:09:57 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| > So… > the good news is that the director is definitely one of > us : Nicole is tightly gagged with wraparound tape, as we > suspected. Nice to hear that Nicole Kidman is sporting a wraparound tape gag. Too bad to hear that it is only shown for a few seconds |
| Monday November 06 07:27:05 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| I just have to say this :- Aaaaaaaaargh!! Still it's a wraparound(joy)and there may be deleted scenes eventually. And if anybody wants to post a cap, you know, for posterity ;) |
| Monday November 06 07:55:21 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| If Yorgos Lanthimos ever makes an out-and-out kidnap thriller we'll be in for a big treat. His films are so out of left-field they're off the planet though so anything's possible. He's got a good strike rate so far perhaps his tastes do favor a bit of the old rope 'n gag as Mr John Willie would say :) |
| Anon |
| Monday November 06 08:36:28 2017 Re: The Killing of a Sacred Deer possibility |
| Can't wait to see the screencap of Nicole Kidman wraparound tape gagged. Any idea when will screencaps be available? |
| Monday November 06 10:28:34 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| Anon wrote: There is one scene where it appears that Electra Woman WAS tied up! But I'm not sure. Please, everyone, check out the video and give your opinion! |
| Shame |
| Monday November 06 10:29:15 2017 Lynda Boyd |
| Any screen caps of Lynda Boyd in Tin Star would be greatly appreciated. Any idea how Canadians can get access to the show? |
| Monday November 06 10:37:21 2017 Re: Viewmaster |
| Shame wrote: Meant to say that its on the Video Page. |
| Shame |
| Monday November 06 11:58:27 2017 Re: Tin Star |
| I've posted an edit to Video. |
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| Raffish |
| Monday November 06 13:27:03 2017 50 Shades Freed |
| Theres a woman tied to a chair and cleave gagged in a trailer that came out today. It's not Dakota though. It comes near the end of the trailer. |
| Monday November 06 15:51:22 2017 Re: 50 Shades Freed |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Theres a woman tied to a chair and cleave gagged in a > trailer that came out today. It's not Dakota though. It > comes near the end of the trailer. Possibly Arielle Kebbel. |
| Monday November 06 16:11:35 2017 Re: DiD Scenes With Great Build-Up |
| Sweet Valley High among the best ever |
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| Monday November 06 17:11:15 2017 Re: 50 Shades Freed |
| At least there's finally a gag in this film series. The director is adding a bit as far as I recall in the book when Grey's stepsister was kidnapped there were no scenes featuring her bound and gagged so you sort of had to assume she was. Don't think Dakota will get the full treatment though but sure would be a nice surprise if she got a ballgag or tight satin otm in her final "Red Room" scenes. Would make the whole series bearable and Dakota is very cute. Probably wishful thinking. Still amazed that E.L. James didn't consider gags an integral part of bdsm. Basic lack of understanding of the subject matter... |
| Monday November 06 17:19:27 2017 Re: 50 Shades Freed |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Theres a woman tied to a chair and cleave gagged in > a > > trailer that came out today. It's not Dakota though. > It > > comes near the end of the trailer. > Possibly Arielle Kebbel. It's Rita Ora. I posted a link to a photo on the video page and the outfits match up and someone mentioned the character she plays gets kidnapped in the books. |
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| Monday November 06 17:39:40 2017 Re: 50 Shades Freed |
| Yes extremely disappointed Anastasia never gets gagged in the books or films. I read the 1st book assuming there'd be gags galore. The scene early on when he takes her down the hardware aisle and selects cable ties and extra-wide tape(speaking of excellent build-up lol)made me think, well here we go folks...and for the remainder of that book and the following two...nothing. Thought the films might differ being a visual medium(and gags are super-visual)but nope :(. Hope Dakota gets a full treatment scene in something sometime she is the only redeeming feature of the whole enterprise with her endearingly loveable performance |
| Monday November 06 18:58:07 2017 Article about streaming French film “Inside” |
| lexandre Bustillo & Julien Maury‘s third film hit French screens in 2014 it only released here in the States this year. And even then, it bypassed theaters and home video to go directly to streaming. (Happily, it’s streaming on Shudder.) A pregnant woman (Béatrice Dalle, the killer from Inside) clearly fed up with life takes a bat to her husband’s head before attacking her son with a knife. She’s prevented from hurting the boy too terribly and instead turns the knife on her own belly and throat. Father and son leave the nightmare behind and head out to find a new life. Some years later, three boys get into trouble and earn a shared detention, but it’s far from enough to dampen their day. They make a break and spend some time smoking before deciding to ramp up their antics and burn down a grumpy old man’s barn, but when that plan goes awry they make a new plan. They head to the rundown remnants of Blackwoods Film Studio, an abandoned wonderland of film sets and props, but almost immediately their fun grinds to a halt. They find a woman bound and gagged in a car trunk, but before they can free her they’re forced to hide from a large man in a mask. It only gets worse when they follow him into a subterranean chamber to discover an |
| Monday November 06 19:45:08 2017 Re: Article about streaming French film “Inside” |
| The review is confusingly written, but it turns out that the movie with this plot is "Among the Living" (2014), not the earlier film "Inside" from the same directors. I'll see if I can track it down. |
| Raffish |
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