"shoot Em Up" Movie Has Ab Scene

[ldatsea]

the movie "Shoot em up" has an AB scene where a man in a diaper his getting feed in a room with a crib and racks of baby dresses and a whole lot of adult baby bottles.... the action hero interupts the feeding and soon the bad guys are shooting up the crib....literally.

[babyfett]

I have the movie on dvd. Its a pretty good movie for a B movie. The scene with the AB guy wasnt that great in my opinion.

[Guest sissylucy]

ok.. well this was unlikely to be my sort of film anyway.... but.... with the added horror of someone shooting up a pretty AB nursery... i don't think i will...

Are you trying to make all the ABs cry... hehehe

Giggles

Lucy

(P.S. This was post #200 for me! Wooooo!)

[Necare]

Not a particular interesting AB-scene, but hey, who wouldn`t want to be Monica Belluccis baby? God, that woman is beautiful! Definitely a dream-mommy right there!

[diaperedpuppy]

Fun movie - and hey - nice crib in her den too!

DP

[Eric D]

I liked the movie - especially the carrot-action

I think it was kind of weird to have such a scene in such a mainstream movie - I don't know who came up with this idea - but it must have been an AB.

Whilst I didn't really enjoy the "scene" as I'm not into AB Stuff at all, I still thought it was quite a bold thing to show off for a mainstream $$$ movie.

the movie itself I thought was quite funny - and very well choreographed - the gun-fights are quite something "new"

[will_k2]

ok well.. this is what i think.. the scene was terribly done, not enough info bout it!! but hearing that chilled music and seeing the beautiful monica on the bed... i would DIE to be an infant in her hands..

[DiaperBigBoy]

I don't care what anybody says, I love that movie. It was so clever. I hope there is a sequel

[Eric D]

I don't care what anybody says, I love that movie. It was so clever. I hope there is a sequel

I actually hope there will be NO SEQUEL to it... Sequels ruin most everything.

I really enjoyed Shoot Em Up... it was original, a lot of fun, the choreography was very refreshing, it didn't try to take itself too serious, has a lot of good moments and was a great bit of entertainment.

I don't see that a sequel could do any good.

look at "the matrix"... I loved the first one - it's an amazingly made movie - the story was quite good and imho philosophic too. the graphics, effects and stunds were something really new on screen back then. I was quite stunned with the digital effcts, quite mindblowing at that time.

The sequels to it were Horrible HORRIBLE imho (I know, my opinion,...) - they ruined a perfectly "closed story" (first matrix movie) - runied a whole lot of characters,.. and didn't make too much sense compared to the first one.

it's just one example - but so far I haven't seen a sequel to any movie which was as good or even better than the first.

I might say Lord Of the Rings is an exception, but then again it wasn't really sequels - it was a trilogy from the beginning, so I regard it as one single movie...

I'm love movies... I've seen many... but I can't remember one real sequel which beat the original or at least was on the same level - most were quite worse.

[Eric D]

ok well.. this is what i think.. the scene was terribly done, not enough info bout it!! but hearing that chilled music and seeing the beautiful monica on the bed... i would DIE to be an infant in her hands..

Ok, again - I have NO AB Experience, and it's absolutely not my thing. It's a huge turn-off acutally for me...

so I might not be the right one to judge the scene in Shoot Em Up for it's "quality"...

but what - what was done so terrible about it ... you have a beautifull "mommy" or "wet-hooker", you have a guy in cloth diapers (albeit no plastic panty), you have bottles and baby stuff...

isn't that what it is about?? it might not have been a full scale AB Nursery - but in the context that she playd a wet-hooker /mommy in a kink-brothel I think the room of hers was made to accomodate a broad range of "fantasies" and would work for it's shown purpose.

And "NOT enough INFO about it" ?? Ehm? sorry? what sort of INFO did you expect - Shoot Em up was not supposed to be a "Kink-Educational Video Documentary"...

In the scenes before the Nursery scene, you see glimpses of other kink-rooms and some other role play, S&M, some other kink stuff... but it was only a glimpse and quick.... the nursery scene and the "customer" running off in his diapers was actually quite "obvious" - more so than the other scenes...

what did you expect - the movie making a hour long stop in that nursery - having explaining dialog and educational character???

[DiaperBigBoy]

I actually hope there will be NO SEQUEL to it... Sequels ruin most everything.

I really enjoyed Shoot Em Up... it was original, a lot of fun, the choreography was very refreshing, it didn't try to take itself too serious, has a lot of good moments and was a great bit of entertainment.

I don't see that a sequel could do any good.

look at "the matrix"... I loved the first one - it's an amazingly made movie - the story was quite good and imho philosophic too. the graphics, effects and stunds were something really new on screen back then. I was quite stunned with the digital effcts, quite mindblowing at that time.

The sequels to it were Horrible HORRIBLE imho (I know, my opinion,...) - they ruined a perfectly "closed story" (first matrix movie) - runied a whole lot of characters,.. and didn't make too much sense compared to the first one.

it's just one example - but so far I haven't seen a sequel to any movie which was as good or even better than the first.

I might say Lord Of the Rings is an exception, but then again it wasn't really sequels - it was a trilogy from the beginning, so I regard it as one single movie...

I'm love movies... I've seen many... but I can't remember one real sequel which beat the original or at least was on the same level - most were quite worse.

Well for the most part sequels usually are bad, I know there are good and bad ones. (Back to the Future, Indian Jones. They could make a sequel with the baby grown up, or what not. And Eric I have to agree with you. If it was anymore of an AB movie it would be a porn, but it's a main stream film, so your right.

[Eric D]

Well for the most part sequels usually are bad, I know there are good and bad ones. (Back to the Future, Indian Jones. They could make a sequel with the baby grown up, or what not. And Eric I have to agree with you. If it was anymore of an AB movie it would be a porn, but it's a main stream film, so your right.

_How could I have forgotten about Indian Jones - I really like the trilogy.... I wasn't much into "back to the future" though.

But I have a weird feeling about Indy IV.... I'm not sure if Ford isn't a tad too old for that kind of a movie...

Besides imho the best "sequels" in film history is the James Bond movies... Ok, again they're independent stories so not actually a sequel-series, but Bond movies (with a few minor exceptions) have never really failed....

[will_k2]

yo eric chill dude ... i was never judging the movie ... this topic is about the spotted AB scene !! pheww hold ur horses bro

[lynniehyde]

Sequels are a convenient way to feed the Hollywood "greed machine". Lazy SOBs. Unfortunately, for the movie going public, most subsequent "suck-wells" of major hits have jaded the majority of movie fans. Take "Jaws", for example. The original? A classic piece of filmaking. Each following episode, soiled the memory of the first. Hackneyed plots. Poor casting. "Let's make a fast buck!" attitude. I do, however, enjoy the "Terminator" sequels. As well as the original.

This is the first I've heard of "Shoot 'Em Up". I suppose it's available at Blockbuster, or some other similar video provider?

Cuddles,

--heidilynn

[DiaperBigBoy]

Sequels are a convenient way to feed the Hollywood "greed machine". Lazy SOBs. Unfortunately, for the movie going public, most subsequent "suck-wells" of major hits have jaded the majority of movie fans. Take "Jaws", for example. The original? A classic piece of filmaking. Each following episode, soiled the memory of the first. Hackneyed plots. Poor casting. "Let's make a fast buck!" attitude. I do, however, enjoy the "Terminator" sequels. As well as the original.

This is the first I've heard of "Shoot 'Em Up". I suppose it's available at Blockbuster, or some other similar video provider?

Cuddles,

--heidilynn

It was a main stream movie, but yeah, you can pick it up anywhere