Bound and Gagged: Difference between revisions

 

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* [[All Webbed Up]]—when spiders (or related beings) do the binding.

* In the ''[[Charlie's Angels]]'' movie, Drew Barrymore's character is tied to a chair by some creep and gagged with a wide strip of duct tape with red lips drawn on it.

* A not-so-common, non-villainous example occurs in the exorcism scene from ''[[The Exorcism of Emily Rose]]''. The title character allows herself to be tied to her bed posts at one point to keep the demon possessing her from hurting herself or anybody else in the room. It doesn't work.

* ''[[Raiders of the Lost Ark]]''. The Nazis tie Marion Ravenwood to a pole in a tent and gag her. When Indy finds her, he starts untying her, but then realizes that if he does so the Nazis will start looking for them. This would prevent him from finding the Ark, so he ties her back up and puts her gag back on while she makes loud protests.

* In the first ''[[Pirates of the Caribbean]]'' Will gets bound and gagged by the pirates who want to use his blood to break their curse. In the second film he's tied up in a [[Tribal Carry]] by the island natives when he's trying to find Jack. [[Running Gag|In the third film]] he is tied up and Waterboarded by Sao Feng's crew after he tries to break into their temple and steal to charts to World's End. [[Dude in Distress|We're starting to sense a pattern here...]]

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