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question fun...

Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2024 8:33 am
by jagfiles
Got a question here for everyone.
How many have you seen in quicksand in a tv show or movie in a TV show or movie?

How many have been in quicksand at the same time in a movie or quicksand?

What is the longest quicksand scene that has been filmed in a TV show or movie?

Re: question fun...

Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2024 2:47 pm
by dlodoski
jagfiles wrote: ...What is the longest quicksand scene that has been filmed in a TV show or movie?

As far as I know, the longest was always considered to be the Combat episode (TV).

But that may have been surpassed by the recent 'Quicksand' movie. I guess one would have to distinguish between screen time and the supposed chronology of the story itself.

But then certain soap operas may actually win this, since many people didn't get rescued until the next day - or sometimes over a weekend. Hope they got paid well.

Re: question fun...

Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2024 8:43 pm
by BogDog
dlodoski wrote:
jagfiles wrote: ...What is the longest quicksand scene that has been filmed in a TV show or movie?

As far as I know, the longest was always considered to be the Combat episode (TV).

But that may have been surpassed by the recent 'Quicksand' movie. I guess one would have to distinguish between screen time and the supposed chronology of the story itself.

But then certain soap operas may actually win this, since many people didn't get rescued until the next day - or sometimes over a weekend. Hope they got paid well.



I guess we can say COMBAT was the longest TV show scene and QUICKSAND has the longest scene in a movie as well as overall.

Re: question fun...

Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2024 4:13 am
by cbqdbq
Second question - you mean what is the most people in a quicksand pit at once, in any TV show or movie? Three guys in a Six million $ man episode.

first question - yes, I've seen quicksand sinks in TV and in movies but the only movie that comes to mind is Beastmaster. mostly on TV shows that I've seen quicksand sinking.

Re: question fun...

Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2024 7:13 am
by Boggy Man
cbqdbq wrote:Second question - you mean what is the most people in a quicksand pit at once, in any TV show or movie? Three guys in a Six million $ man episode.


Don't forget the three models in the Sheena scene!

But there were a bunch of people in quicksand in the Krull scene (at least half a dozen)!

Re: question fun...

Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2024 8:09 am
by jagfiles
Boggy Man wrote:
cbqdbq wrote:Second question - you mean what is the most people in a quicksand pit at once, in any TV show or movie? Three guys in a Six million $ man episode.


Don't forget the three models in the Sheena scene!

But there were a bunch of people in quicksand in the Krull scene (at least half a dozen)!


I forgot about that Krull scene
Too bad Sheena couldnt have fallen in as well

Re: question fun...

Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2024 11:40 am
by PA Jack
For how many people at once, how about the movie The Mongols? It was really just water (supposed to be the Pripet Marshes on Polish border with Russia), but there were dozens of Mongol horsemen shown “swimming” around, with quicksand supposedly underneath on the bottom, and a somewhat interesting female submersion with Anita Ekberg.

And I watched every Sheena episode hoping that she would fall in . . . Sigh.

Re: question fun...

Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2024 1:57 pm
by dlodoski
PA Jack wrote: ....And I watched every Sheena episode hoping that she would fall in . . . Sigh.

Nah, if she did, they probably would have had her turn into a beaver first!

Uh, wait a sec.... :D

Re: question fun...

Posted: Sun Mar 24, 2024 4:28 am
by ghostofmyeyes
The Mongols would have been ten times better if they had just had a sawdust budget. It would have been one of the best of all time if they'd used something properly mucky.

Re: question fun...

Posted: Sun Mar 24, 2024 11:44 am
by PA Jack
ghostofmyeyes wrote:The Mongols would have been ten times better if they had just had a sawdust budget. It would have been one of the best of all time if they'd used something properly mucky.


Absolutely. The Anita Ekberg scene, with the gradual sinking (after the initial plunge off her horse), pleading, and submersion, would have been so much better.