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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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| Thursday November 27 00:55:13 2003 Re: Head Harnesses in mainstream |
| > > There was also a head harness gag used in an episode
> of > > the Avengers ... > ... the one from > the Avengers I believe is the brank worn in the > Murdersville episode, which is more of a metal cage than > a harness. That Avengers scene was the source of my interest in branks and head harnesses. |
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| perl |
| reckonwith69@hotmail.com |
| http://www.mte.com/perl/b/ |
| Thursday November 27 01:10:26 2003 The Missing |
| I went to see this movie tonight, (actually yesterday, since it's now Thursday - Happy Thanksgiving by the way!) and I guess it was pretty good by today's mainstream theatre movie standards. The rope gags that the 9 girls wore were pretty much the epitome of lame, as they didn't even make any pretense to silence the girls, who talked plainly and clearly right through them at times. But at least they gave a decent visual. Another plus was there was many different shots of the girls, though none were very long. Hands bound behind and feet bound as well throughout. So like I said, it was not a bad scene considering the dearth of good scenes lately. If only the rope gags had been cleaves, it would have become an instant classic. As is, it was still pretty good. |
| Cleaveher |
| Thursday November 27 09:41:50 2003 Re: The Missing |
| Looks like The Missing will be like Joyride where a potentially monster clasic scene is ruined by lame gags (Saran Wrap = rope = useless)
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| Cy Lence |
| Thursday November 27 09:49:08 2003 Re: The Missing |
| Cy Lence wrote:
> Looks like The Missing will be like Joyride where a > potentially monster clasic scene is ruined by lame gags > (Saran Wrap = rope = useless) Not having seen "The Missing" yet, I can only speculate, but consider the possibility that the girls' captors are using the rope gags more to HUMILIATE, INTIMIDATE, & CONTROL their captives, rather than SILENCE them. They also use cloth hoods, at least once. P.S.: Happy Turkey Day, one & all! |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.restrainedtastes.com/van/ |
| Thursday November 27 12:13:32 2003 Re: Soul Survivors question |
| It should be the opening sequence. It happens within the first 5 min. A very nice gag only scene too by the way.
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| Thursday November 27 12:17:33 2003 Re: The Missing |
| I wish Ron Howard had seen Thoroughly Modern Millie or Vegas to see how to properly B&G women destined for white slavery. |
| Thursday November 27 12:41:36 2003 Recent Entry- One Favour? |
| Record number: 9438
Title: It's My Life (Music Video by No Doubt) Medium: Other Actress: Gwen Stefani Description: In this video inspired by the movie 'Chicago', Gwen is handcuffed and led down a hall by police officers. She's also strapped to a table and blindfolded. __________ One favour? Ask in future when entering Music Videos you'd put the Music Video by the Singer part in top line of Description, Like this: Record number: 445 Title: Street of Dreams Medium: Other Actress: Unknown Description: Music Video by Rainbow __________ Record number: 716 Title: I Get Weak Medium: Other Actress: Belinda Carlisle Description: Music Video by Belinda Carlisle _________________ Record number: 1140 Title: Spark (1998) Medium: Other Actress: Tori Amos Description: Music Video by Tori Amos _____________ Reason for this is trying to line up the entries for the Search Feature. Thanx |
| Jay L |
| Thursday November 27 12:50:25 2003 Re: Recent Entry- One Favour? |
| Jay L wrote:
> Record number: 9438 > > Title: It's My Life (Music Video by No Doubt) > Medium: Other > Actress: Gwen Stefani > > Description: In this video inspired by the movie > 'Chicago', Gwen is handcuffed and led down a hall by > police officers. She's also strapped to a table and > blindfolded. __________________________________________ It seemed to be more of a gurney since the setting is a gas chamber. |
| Thursday November 27 12:55:41 2003 Re: Recent Entry- One Favour? |
| > Reason for this is trying to line up the entries for the Search Feature.
Noticed something whilst at this: Record number: 9438 Title: It's My Life Medium: Other Actress: Gwen Stefani Description: Music Video by No Doubt In this video inspired by the movie 'Chicago', Gwen is handcuffed and led down a hall by police officers. She's also strapped to a table and blindfolded. ______________ Record number: 6584 Title: Let Me Blow Ya Mind Medium: Other Actress: Eve, Gwen Stefani Description: Music Video by Eve and Gwen Stefani They are arrested and driven away in a van with their wrists cuffed behind the back. _____________ Searching on "Music Video by Gwen Stefani" will not bring these up. What I'll do, is edit in full "Gwen Stefani" to entry #9438. A Search on just "Gwen Stefani" would then bring them up. |
| Jay |
| Thursday November 27 13:28:29 2003 The Missing (2003) |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> I wish Ron Howard had seen Thoroughly Modern Millie or Vegas to see how to properly B&G women destined for white slavery. ----- Unfortunately, even in the Vegas ("Lost Women") episode, all of the women had their wrists tied in front (= not really helpless). In contrast, 1972's "The Abductors" had it right: Wrists tied behind their backs + Leather strap gags. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Thursday November 27 13:31:40 2003 Re: The Missing (2003) |
| > Unfortunately, even in the Vegas ("Lost Women")
> episode, all of the women had their wrists tied in front > (= not really helpless). Kudos to the director who could have left them unbound and ungagged since they were chloroformed and unconscious. |
| Binzer |
| Thursday November 27 16:51:13 2003 Re: The Missing |
| Cleaveher wrote:
> ...The rope gags that the 9 girls > wore were pretty much the epitome of lame, as they didn't > even make any pretense to silence the girls, who talked > plainly and clearly right through them at times. But at > least they gave a decent visual As one who has always been partial to rope-gags, my feeling is that its more about the visual effect anyway, not the effectiveness of the silencing. I'll be looking for this on PPV though. And happy Thanksgiving to everyone..even the cranky Moderator. |
| Mark O |
| Thursday November 27 17:15:08 2003 Maggie cheung /Shu Qi |
| I finaly got around to building my new computer and I'll probably be moving my site soon but for now if I remembered how to do this ritew there should be a couple of video clips of Mad monk and My Name Is Nobody on my current site. |
| Mark C |
| http://community.webtv.net/didcaps/entrance |
| Thursday November 27 17:33:47 2003 Re: The Missing (2003) |
| Kinky-napper wrote:
> > I wish Ron Howard had seen Thoroughly Modern Millie Check the link for a new Millie production ! |
| Snoozy |
| http://www.modernmillie.co.uk/ |
| Thursday November 27 22:18:23 2003 Re: The Missing (2003) |
| Snoozy wrote:
> Check the link for a new Millie production ! Opening soon at the Fox in St. Loo. We haven't had any reports as to whether there was a scene or not. |
| Brian R |
| Thursday November 27 22:20:18 2003 Wrath of Silence (1994) |
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This post was deleted. Poster: (unsigned poster) Reason: Already asked on Corrections. It will be dealt with there. |
| The Moderator |
| Thursday November 27 22:20:37 2003 Re: Soul Survivors question |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> It should be the opening sequence. It happens within the > first 5 min. A very nice gag only scene too by the way. where man? I watched the first 20 minutes frame by frame & saw nothing. This was an airing on Showtime so I know it wasn't edited. Is it before the credits by chance? (although I imagine that would be a detail the entry in the database would probably have mentioned). After the credits is the scene of the kids getting ready to leave for college. No blonde seen at all besides the lead actress. Then there is a scene at a frat party. Guy & blonde lead leave party, make out on porch steps. Then Eliza Dushku & her boyfriend suggest they go to the rave at the gothic-looking club. Lots of dirty dancing & stuff, but nothing else. 2 scary-looking guys in masks mention something about "another blonde" and approach the blonde lead, looking promising. But amounted to nothing. Then the car crash, hospital, funeral, etc. By now it's nearing the 15-minute mark. Was the scene before the credits or what? |
| roland |
| Thursday November 27 22:38:12 2003 Soapnet |
| If you get soapnet, I would check out soap center. It can show parts of old soaps and occasionally a bondage scene. Today, they were running a tribute to One life to live. It highlighted the villians and showcased two scenes from the eighties.
I have caught scenes from Capital and other soaps. |
| Dark Lords of the Sith |
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