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Footballers learn quickly here – the more you struggle, the more you bulge.

Tough to say Thanks for 10K with my own sweaty sock sealed in there, but here we are. Who let the Arsenal fans have all this rope??

Greatly appreciate y’all!

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(2/2) The 24th Day (2004) - James Marsden as Dan

Dan makes his second attempt at escape after shitting himself overnight and being allowed to clean himself up in the bathroom. He almost makes it away, but is ultimately overpowered and knocked out by Tom. Dan wakes up to find himself once again gagged, this time handcuffed to the armrest of the couch, with his legs and ankles bound with rope. Dan attempts to bond with his captor, but eventually angers him, causing him to be gagged again. We learn the true reason behind Tom's quest for revenge isn't just because Dan gave him HIV, but that Tom subsequently gave it to his wife, who immediately died in a car crash after learning she was HIV positive. Tom blames Dan for her death and wants him to die in return, once the test comes back positive.

Dan makes his third attempt at escape when Tom returns to the apartment, drunk, and wants to be consoled by Dan. Dan attempts to grab the handcuff keys off the table, but Tom catches on and lashes out at him for it. Dan is gagged for a fifth time and remains gagged until Tom receives the test results the next day. Tom walks in with the test and releases Dan from his bindings, telling him he is free to go. Dan thinks this means that he was right, that he was negative, but he is actually positive and Tom has just come to realize that the only person he can blame is himself because he cheated on his wife and then passed it onto her.

If there is one thing I can say about this movie, it's that James Marsden makes a very, very good whumpee. His acting is spot on as you can feel and see the anguish in his eyes. I love how he is bound in different ways throughout the movie and is gagged and regagged five times, with it almost always being an aggressive, anger fuelled gagging.

Part 1 here.

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(1/2) The 24th Day (2004) - James Marsden as Dan

In this 2004 drama movie, Dan (Marsden) is taken hostage by Tom (Scott Speedman), a man he had a one night stand with five years ago, as Tom believes Dan gave him HIV. Tom tricks Dan into coming back to his apartment, the latter not realizing they had met before, and when he attempts to leave, Tom smashes his head into a wall, disorientating Dan enough for Tom to handcuff him and bind his legs with his belt. Tom then ties him to a chair and gags him with two rotations of black tape. Tom takes a sample of Dan's blood, set on proving that he was the one who gave him HIV. If the test comes back positive, he plans to kill Dan in revenge for ruining his life.

When Tom leaves the apartment (which is secluded enough that no one would be able to hear Dan), Dan attempts an escape by turning on the stove using his chin and knocking a roll of paper towel off the fridge onto the stove, causing a small fire. Unfortunately, Tom returns before a passing downstairs neighbour can discover Dan and he moves the chair over to the couch, tying it there so Dan cannot try another stunt like that again.

See part 2 for the rest of the movie and commentary.