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This page is for posting links to online streaming video, Youtube and things like that. The rules are somewhat looser than Discussion. You can post and discuss mainstream and related amateur video. Do not post clips from commercial videos. It's usually not that hard to tell the difference.
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| Tuesday July 12 00:43:58 2011 Re: Possible Katharine McPhee scene |
| > new B&G scene. She looks fantastic at 44. And Mena Suvari too. If we can get a trio, this would be my all time favorite movie. |
| blacktom109@yahoo.com |
| Tuesday July 12 01:12:38 2011 german car comedy |
| someone was requested a clip of this german comedy where a girl is tied up while they painted her racing car. It was here or at robs. here's that clip i think. http://www.youtube.com/user/Countpainful#p/a/u/1/z3oBZfkZqRM |
| blacktom109@yahoo.com |
| Tuesday July 12 05:32:12 2011 Born Bad |
| Hello ! Can someone post the "Born Bad" scenes, please ? |
| Tuesday July 12 10:16:06 2011 Jak Sie Pozbyc Cellulitu (featuring Magdalena Boczarska, multiple unknowns, Dominika Kluzniak, Maja Hirsch) |
| Tuesday July 12 10:24:41 2011 Jak Sie Pozbyc Cellulitu |
| Already post & in the mjohn database from about 2months ago, but they haven't added a description other than a cap. Despite complaints about lack of scenes generally this year, I count 22 new 2011 movies over there, and 29 tv series - all full treatment. |
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| Tomasz |
| Tuesday July 12 10:28:00 2011 Re: Jak Sie Pozbyc Cellulitu |
| Tomasz wrote: > Already post & in the mjohn database from about I add that if anyone who don't speak polish want a translation for plot just ask - this is a very very strange for a comedy and make no sense for most people. |
| Tuesday July 12 10:41:42 2011 Gilligan's Island - How to Be a Hero - Colorized |
| Does anybody here have a clip of this scene that is colorized? They came out that way on VHS a back in the 80's - colorized the entire first season, I believe. |
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| Pofoz |
| http://www.pofoz.com/movie-elements/did/index.html |
| Tuesday July 12 10:47:31 2011 Re: Jak Sie Pozbyc Cellulitu |
| Tomasz wrote: > Already post & in the mjohn database from about > 2months ago, but they haven't added a description other > than a cap. > Despite complaints about lack of scenes generally this > year, I count 22 new 2011 movies over there, and 29 tv > series - all full treatment. I was only referring to Brian's dB. Plus, the Blu-ray was only released last week, so this version trounces any other ones floating around (and doesn't have uncompressed PCM audio taking up half the filesize, which is truly head-scratching stuff for those of us "in the know" about these things). But you're right, loads of full treatment scenes this year, and many of them have been awesome. |
| Sam |
| Tuesday July 12 10:50:58 2011 Re: Jak Sie Pozbyc Cellulitu |
| ^ Well, not last week, but within the past month. Recently. Or something like that. *twitch* |
| Sam |
| Tuesday July 12 12:07:51 2011 The New Maverick |
| Back in the late-seventies or early eighties, James Garner returned to the role of Bret Maverick for a new show, and his smokin' hot redheaded love interest received a nice handgag by some baddies who broke into her shop. Anybody have this scene? If you could post it, that would be great! |
| mr. chubbers |
| Tuesday July 12 12:55:46 2011 Re: Jak Sie Pozbyc Cellulitu (featuring Magdalena Boczarska, multiple unknowns, Dominika Kluzniak, Maja Hirsch) |
| Sam wrote: > Here's an EXTREMELY hot scene from Poland. Fantastic, but what the hell is going on!? |
| DB |
| Tuesday July 12 13:34:19 2011 7 Days - Live: From Death Row |
| Classic scene from the old UPN series "7 Days" where a voodoo queen (Nell Carter) and an NSA agent (guy alert) get caught snooping around a dirty cop's house looking for evidence which leads to them being bound and gagged with silver duct tape. Close-ups begin at 8:28. |
| CR |
| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYp2mJsitKQ |
| Tuesday July 12 15:03:14 2011 Re: Jak Sie Pozbyc Cellulitu (featuring Magdalena Boczarska, multiple unknowns, Dominika Kluzniak, Maja Hirsch) |
| Sam wrote: > Here's an EXTREMELY hot scene from Poland. Even the gags are perfectly positioned. Well done. |
| Tuesday July 12 17:59:36 2011 Re: Jak Sie Pozbyc Cellulitu (featuring Magdalena Boczarska, multiple unknowns, Dominika Kluzniak, Maja Hirsch) |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Sam wrote: > > Here's an EXTREMELY hot scene from Poland. > Even the gags are perfectly positioned. Well done. Same do you have some place with all of yours vids? |
| Mandrake |
| Tuesday July 12 19:58:06 2011 Re: Subdue and bound |
| Peter de K wrote: > ... While she is tying her first victim up, it's: "Do you really think I'd turn myself in? I am planning to get away before they find out who they have locked up." (Apparently a case of mistaken identity, they have the wrong woman strapped to the bed and drugged). Then: "Don't worry, this won't hurt - unless you're trying to fight it, then you will strangle yourself." Thank you! Now it makes sense. |
| Tuesday July 12 20:03:15 2011 Re: Mirageman (featuring Maria Elena Swett, unknown) |
| Sam wrote: > Greyman mentioned this in Discussion: Sweet little find, thank you. Loved how she was dressed, almost like a commercial bondage shoot, lol. |
| Tuesday July 12 20:06:52 2011 Re: Pelt |
| Other B wrote: > ... A word of caution, its a nasty movie, and it doesnt end well for the girl on the slab. :/ Never would have guessed from the title, lol. Seriously, it's a rarity when the title matches the film these days. |
| Captureher |
| Tuesday July 12 20:41:34 2011 Re: Jak Sie Pozbyc Cellulitu (featuring Magdalena Boczarska, multiple unknowns, Dominika Kluzniak, Maja Hirsch) |
| Sam wrote: > Here's an EXTREMELY hot scene from Poland. ... Sam, you rock. She even looked a little like Alyssa Milano while she was under the table. Only thing is: Was someone able to make out the dialogue, what exactly was going on with her flashback, being under the table, and that scene at the end? The flashback was like a cross between a goreless "Hellraiser II" and "Thoroughly Modern Millie". No complaints though; that was the best lit scene I've seen in a very long time, reminded me of Argento's "Opera" except better resolution. |
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