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UPDATED!! No...Indy With A Gun & Whip!! No...Greasy-Haired Shia!! No...KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL Pics!
Merrick again...
Talkbacker AllieJamison located higher resolution images on the forums of IMDB. I don't know if these pre-date Erwin's original contribution...but here they are. I've replaced our earlier, lesser quality images with the bigger, punchier ones & made them embiggenable.
Merrick here...
I haven't noticed these images elsewhere, so I thought you might enjoy a look.
Big thanks to Erwin for sending them along initially & hugs to AllieJamison for finding awesomer copies at IMDB.
IMAGES REMOVED PER "REQUEST" FROM THE POWERS THAT BE!!!
I haven't noticed these images elsewhere, so I thought you might enjoy a look. Big thanks to Erwin for sending them along initially & hugs to AllieJamison for finding awesomer copies at IMDB.
IMAGES REMOVED PER "REQUEST" FROM THE POWERS THAT BE!!!
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booya
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he looks better then ever. i'm so excited.
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Is it available at stores everywhere?
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Indy dies with Harrison Ford. please, dont try to drag this one out with a "new" Indiana Jones taking over. Ford can't be replaced and any other sequels will be a cash grab.
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Lots of room for depends.
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I don't buy it.
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Where the heck is the trailer for this?
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Oh wait, he is almost 70 right? I hope they use that in the story.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 10:52 a.m. CST
How long before the idiots with the stupid Indy titles show up?
by Atticus Finch
Probably not long.
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JIIIIIIIIIZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ FUCKING AWESOME... SPIELBERG YOU CAN DO IT!!!!!
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...except for Seasoned Beef. Damn smart assed kids now-a-days.
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This series isn't as good as many tout it as. Raiders was boring.
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Whos Steven going to fire now!
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Ford is old, lets just get over the fact and enjoy the movie.
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there. no more waiting.
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4rth
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Some immutable laws prevail, with age comes a rising beltline! Ford still looks the biz, cant wait to see him in action.
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That's what I heard in my head when I saw the picture of him squatting.
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When you lay off the crack... come back and post again.
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God, what an unflattering second photo.
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That's definitely Indy right there. Still looks good.<P>Oh, and<P>FUCK YOU INDY TITLE MULTI-POST SPAMMERS!<P>May you receive 1,000 lashes from the whip of Dr. Jones.
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but how believable is it that he's still wearing the same clothes 15 to 20 years later? i hope he wears a different costume most of the movie and then they give him some reasonable explanation for his change into his old gear. i'd like a little more reason than what they pulled in temple of doom.
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<nt>
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Like when a wrestler turns on his partner and has to look down on him to enforce that he is a heel.
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Shia included. <p> Man, I'm so hyped for this. My 2nd must-see blockbuster in 2008, behind TDK and before Iron Man.
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He looks GOOD. Bigger, better, BADDER
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It's a Biblical phrase. (James 1:21)
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going to be that age some day. Well, maybe some of us. And I highly doubt anyone posting here will be cast in a movie at that age. I know I won't.
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Good TB this morning, I almost laughed my Indy Man Pants off. Comedy.
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and the warm colors...oh, sorry, I was hypnotized by the Tim and Eric pic.
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ILM TREATMENT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! ENGAGE!!!!
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Good!<P>That is all.
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or at least a teaser attached this Xmas....maybe to Sweeney Todd???
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First Officer McClane shows again how to properly kill someone. In the new year, Johnny will show us how to properly kill SEVERAL people violently. Both are the real deal....but in May, they will both respectfully step back a bit, as the original hero walks in. The man who taught them everything they know about snakes, guns, whips, fists, years and mileage, flying yes, landing no. The one true hero. Indiana Jones. It's good be alive.
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he looks really young in the first pic, the costume comment is interesting, I was expecting or hoping for something to make this adventure fresh like a slightly modified costume, he looks awkward a bit especially in the second pic, the last pic looks cool though
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It's not what he wears at home... It's what he wears when he's on the job, doing the archaeology-adventure thing. It's practical.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 11:46 a.m. CST
And I thought Chuck getting picked up for a full season made my
by jones1899
Still doesn't seem like its really happening. I guess once I see a trailer (where is the damn trailer!!) It'll finally sink in. Indiana Jones is back. With new facts and details for me to learn. A new script for me to memorize after repeat viewings.
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I'm very excited about this. <p>And of course Indy HAS to wear the same shit...because he's Indiana Jones, dammit!<p>Jordan, dude, you are outta your mind if you think Raiders was boring. Seriously.
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*lol* Erwin. Indy looks delicious. These pics can be seen without the stamp-thing via a link provided by a guy at the crappy and yet surprising imdb message boards/these are much bigger: <br> <br> http://tinyurl.com/2rb9nt <br> http://tinyurl.com/39wk5w <br> http://tinyurl.com/3d2o8j <br> Are they infact intended to be in the next EW? Besides the fact that I'm psyched to see those I also find it interesting how fucking CLEAN Indy looks. I can only hope that, on purpose, they chose the stills that reveal the least which also means that Indy isn't seen with bruises and injuries.
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PLEASE let this be good!
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It just isn't the same without Short-Round. Where's Short-Round? Where's Sala? Oh, who am I kidding, I'm gonna go see this anyway.
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Ballsack Bulge... Yeah!!
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The man bags hold Indy's Ben-gay, aspirin, blood pressure medication and blood sugar tests. And denture cleaner. And probably some Viagra for good measure (Whip me, Dr. Jones, whip me good...)
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great
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I feel sorry for you. Presumably you find movies full of crappy editing, unconvincing CG and shots that don't last longer than 3 seconds 'exciting'. I'll stick with Raiders of the Lost Ark thanks very much.
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But if one only cuts off the right part of the photo, with the jackass in it, it will also look fine.
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Owership. Pure and simple. This movie will rock. It looks great. Summer of 2008: 1.)TDK/Indy IV 2.)Narnia: Prince Caspian 3.) Iron Man 4.) Hulk and in the winter we get Bond. Woot!
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Bum-ba-bum-ba, bum-ba-bum and "Ownership".
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Maybe he should have followed Willis' example and appeared bald.
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You little fat cheetos eating girls wish you were even half the man he is...
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the leather jacket has better skin!
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and shia was good in transformers.
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Are you people fucking retarded? Anyway, looks great. And yes, he's old. No one's fucking mentioned that yet.
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It has nothing to do with being INDY's last adventure. It's the last crusade as in THE Crusades. It was the final journey to find the holy grail.<br><br>It's just like people that criticize "The Last Samurai" - the title was NOT calling Tom Cruise the last samurai warrior. Samurai there was used as plural, and referred to that whole tribe of samurai that he joined up with.
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anyone heard that Sean Connery is going to be making a cameo after all?
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go indy!
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They're going to look like the Mandelbaums from Seinfeld.
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y'know, john rhys davies shat his pants, in the first movie.<P>hey, we all gotta shart.
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yea.
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Insert groaning, aged "Ohhhhhhhhh" sound here followed by "Pooped muh pants..."
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...Harrison be OLD. He's barely recognisable.
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Has anyone heard if Ford was finally allowed to use the whip or if it's still going to be cgi?
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I suck.
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The third one gave me the pukebumps. I trust the Berg. Go Indy!
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...I definately felt the implication that it refered to the final outing of Mr. Jones. Maybe not. What do you call a group of Samurai? A flock, gaggle, a cadre? The Last Affiliation Of Samurai.
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being in it. That just ruins the whole goddamned thing.
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Just following the herd. Moo.
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Thomas "Mutt" Ravenwood. Rumor has it that to celebrate the 30th anniversary of "Close Encounters" the ETs may make a cameo appearance.
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cannot possibly be Shia LeBeef. Seriously couldn't they have gotten a more masculine actor to play his son? FUCK
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he'll be a glowing spectral figure 'ala Obi Wan, since he'd be about 90 years old or so.
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looks like a dyke. in this. or is it dike? i need more schooling. (he doesn't look like a van dyke, btw.)
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That would be the title of a film about my reaction to these pictures. Looks amazing. Oooh he looks older, oooh he is wearing the same outfit. Shut the fuck up mmmhhhhh
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would have been a better title
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Who wears the same clothes 20 years later? Ever seen an old geezer?
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Break your daddy's hip!
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Nov. 27, 2007, 1:48 p.m. CST
Who wears the same clothes 20 years later? Ever seen an old geez
by tpsooner
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There is no denying that those pics show the one and only Dr. Jones just the way he should look. <p> Seriously, you assholes complaining about his wardrobe are something else. If he HADN'T had the jacket and his hat you would have been screaming "No jacket? NO JONES!" and "TOO NO-HATTY!!" <p> Fuck you losers.
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I gotta say...I miss torches. Indy with a flashlight? Ugh! Shia looks like he just left the off-off-off Broadway stage production of Grease. Oh, well...I'm only seeing this to see Marion & Indy reunited one last time. It'll just be a bonus if the story is actually captivating.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 1:53 p.m. CST
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Ark that's Lost Again
by Stereotypical Evil Archer
It was pointless for me to do this
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sorry I should be lashed
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apparently. Thanks for the upload of the bigger pics. With this scoop and the Joker pic, AICN is returning to top form. Now if only we had trailers for these two films. C'mon studios, get with it!
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Shia: "Daddy those ants are so small!"<p> Indy: "Yes, they're fucking ants."
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was alright in Disturbia...any young actor could've carried Transformers...and seeing him next to iconic Harrison Ford, in his '50s leather, does give me a "what's wrong with this picture?" feeling. He'll be used for easy comic relief, and I'm sure half the time his facial expression will be the open-mouthed WTF look.
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I wonder how long it took Ford to stand upright after taking that last pic?
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Le Beouf grows on you.
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Short Round discovers his destiny as Lao Che's son and heir. Hilarity ensues when he seeks to destroy Indy for leaving him in India. Guest starring Kelly Hu as the deadly, but hot, assassin.
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Someone had to say it...
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This one could go either way.
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YES!!
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You have gotten so damn cynical about everything that you don't even allow yourselves to enjoy anything. Indy is an archeologist. Just as cops and fireman have uniforms with a practical use that they wear everytime they do the job, so does Indy. I am a graduate in archeology, have doen a ton of field work and MAY have two or three different "uniforms" I would wear. No when you consider this is a fucking movie, well ...it sounds like you all are desperate to find something wrong with a movie that so far looks pretty damn great. Oh yeah and Harrison Ford is old. Happens to the best of us. Fact is he still looks great as the character. Not to mention that this character of Indiana Jones is so beloved because of his human and vulnerable qualities. This movie will continue his story as the world around him changes and as he gets older. There's no better way to do it. Unless you want to digitally erase the wrinkles. Fact of the matter is, no matter what they did with this movie, some of you would bitch to get attention. As an avid fan of these films, I would be angry if I didn't see every last accessory to what is the one of the greatest and most recognizable movie costumes in history. And I'd be pissed if they tried to hide his age and CG it all to hell. Do yourselves a favor and let yourself enjoy the movie. Besides for all your bitchin you know you'll be there opening day - may as well enjoy it right? BTW, the Indiana Jones and the Accidental Poot title is the best yet.
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We've heard the tone has most in common with Raiders. Marion and Abner are back. John Williams is doing the score. What more do you need? Just one of these is reason enough !
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While hanging off the back of a panzer. Shine on, you old star.
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It looks like they're making him the James Dean-type rebel kid, rolled-up pant cuffs and all, which I guess would make sense timeframe-wise. Don't know how he'll do in 4-D, but in 2-D he looks surprisingly good. <p>Though between his baby face and the high-pants jokes, now I've got "Daddy-O" from MST3K in my head..."hike--hike--hike--hike your pants up..."<p>Oh, and Ford looks great too, though except for the last pic, his outfit looks too clean for me. Pants, sure, but the jacket and hat would look better more worn and rumpled, IMO.<p>Still kind of hard to believe this movie is actually going to exist.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 2:34 p.m. CST
Indiana Jones and the Ungrateful Fanboy Douchebags Who've Never
by Jor-El23
Coming to theaters this summer.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 2:35 p.m. CST
Indiana Jones and the Ungrateful Fanboy Douchebags Who've Never
by Jor-El23
Kissed a Girl
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So you WON'T go see this movie then? Yeah. That's what I thought. You'll buy your ticket regardless of all the cynical and patronizing remarks you make on message board. Who's the hypocrite again?
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Are you saying Ford looks effeminate?
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i was shocked to see the name of that girl i named myself after on the top of the page.... however...even better version are up at the offi....uuh...unofficial spielberg site -spielbergfilms.com
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Yep. Definitely woulda been better. Woulda coulda shoulda.
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I mean really since when did they have wrinkle free pants in those days?
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OR A WHEELCHAIR?
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Sir, we WANT this movie to kick ass. Yes bringing back Karen Allen is a sweet hommage to the fans of Raiders, and it will be a thrill to hear John Williams score blaring from the big screen. But, I am leaning a bit towards M-o-M's theory that this is a bit of a cash-in while Ford can still handle stunt work. Why work in a young character, and hire "hot young actor" Shia LeBeouf, if not to entice the youngsters that weren't around for the almost 20-year-old last installment? I trust Spielberg to deliver, and hope it is great. But remember it wasn't long ago when the words "A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away..." and John Williams theme, promised greatness...
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Wouldn't be surprised if it ends with Indy being stuffed and put in a museum for antiquites. Still not too sure about this 'final bow' of Indy. Could look a little creaky.
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mehhh
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I think I need to change my pants after seeing these...
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Most American movies are made to make money - wow, what a shocker. This, of course, makes it incredibly easy for you to call all American film projects you disaprove of cynical cash-ins by "desperate men". The fact is, you are an absolute shit who is never content with liking or disliking something, but is constantly insulting people and properties which don't meet your particular standards of what's "good." <p> Why don't you come clean about why you REALLY hate this new Indy movie? You've stated it often enough in the past, namely that you disapprove of 1950s-era Soviets as the villains. <p> Stop being a condescending, cowardly, pontificating douchenozzle, grow a pair of balls and start displaying some intellectual courage.
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I think there's going to be some great chemistry between these two, estranged Greaser teen rebel pitted against and irrascible old adventurer, lots of scope for humour.
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HELL YEAH!!!
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But really I'm looking forward to this movie, but also I'm concerned with how much Indy's role is going to be with the torch hand over in progress, or so it seems.
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I had some hopes for this but if it looks like a grandpa, walks like a grandpa, and complains like a grandpa. It's Harrison Ford.
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didn't I hear some shit about aliens in this one?
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That's where Uwe Boll gets his financing.
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Of COURSE it's not purely an American phenomenon -- when did I ever say that, you asspickle? Once again you display your rampant ignorance and your profound prejudices against Americans. My point is, as anyone with the intelligence above a slug could discern, that when YOU hate a movie or "worry" about it, you call it a "cash-in", and you NEVER say it about non-American movies. You use it as a really cheap device to hide behind opinions which have no real intellectual value. If they had, you would have argued your cases more relevantly. <p> Nice work ducking my other points about you, fuckface.
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sorry ...walker
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Who exactly is desperate? <p>Spielberg? War of the Worlds was second only to Revenge of the Sith in 2005, Munich was Oscar nominated and he's been producing his ass off, including this year's Transformers. Lucas? You fanbois might hate the prequels but Lucas has about 2.5 billion reasons why he's not losing any sleep over it. Ford? Okay, Ford hasn't had a decent movie in a long time but I seriously doubt that he was the one with his fedora in his hand begging for this movie.</p><p>Of course they're going to rake in a shitload of money on this but it's not like they need it.</p>
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Jesus, is it me, or does Harrison look damn near the same when he first played Indy? Crazy. I have high hopes for this movie, even though I thought the first one was the only good one.
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You guys got one of those? No batteries, just shake it? I got 3.
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Along with which happy meal, pizza topings and soft drink he likes best. For some reason I see Indy as being a Mountain Dew drinker...
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Nov. 27, 2007, 3:15 p.m. CST
INDIANA JONES AND THE QUEST FOR A HOMEDICS BACK MASSAGER
by BringingSexyBack
If you love your grandparents, get them one for Christmas.
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they should have gotten river phoenix.. whats he been up to latey?
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Please
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...considering the way you're arguing against the new Indy film, there is no WAY you could ever admit to liking it. Your gripes with the project stem from absolutely everything except what the final movie will be like. No matter how good the movie is, how will that ever invalidate your claims that it's a "cash-in" by "desperate old men"? <p> You've painted yourself into a corner with this, and there is no way in Hell you'll ever admit to it being any good.
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Michael Bay's not involved.
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There's one for all of you fans of the recent "Time Crash" mini-episode of DOCTOR WHO. I wonder if Indy can still get his jacket to zip all the way up?
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M-O-M/BRU's claim that the project is "desperate" is ludicrous, to say the least, for the very reasons you mentioned. The fucker's problem is that he considers himself betrayed by Spielberg, who he feels had evolved past films such as this. <p> He's a pretentious cunt on the same level as moviemack.
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I mean come on!! Couldnt it be remotely fucking possible that Spielberg, Ford and Lucas genuily love this character and this series. If they wanted to cash in they would have done one of the many rejected scripts instead of waiting for one that would do the series justice. Its not like Rob Zombie is "reimaging" Indiana Jones... its all the original creators. I cant wait!! Harrison looks great, who cares if he is older.. its Indiana fucking Jones!! This is a hell of a lot more exciting than most of the crap Hollywood is cranking out... unless the people who are bashing this project is looking forward to another remake of an old TV show.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 3:21 p.m. CST
INDIANA JONES AND THE WOW HE LOOKS GOOD, BOTOX ANYONE
by MaxCalifornia.
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amazing as Indy at 65? Anyone see Die Hard 4? sheesh.
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Indy was always very human. He always sighed, looked exasperated, and rolled his eyes. Great old man traits. Don't forget that in Raiders the setup *spoiler for idiots who haven't seen the films* was him loosing to Beloq(sp). Then he got captured, and after he escaped he lost the Arc and got captured AGAIN and had to rely on God to save him. He lost Marion. He got captured and beat up throughout the entire film. My memory of Doom is fuzzy, but he lost and was almost killed in the prologue, then again in the prologue to Crusade. Getting a pattern here? In Crusade he got caught by the Nazis, the lost his dad to them again, then the Nazi's got there first, and he got caught AGAIN. If any of our childhood heroes would make the transition to old man well, it's Indy. He lost more often than he won. My only problem will be if he starts winning without the help of someone else. That's not our Indy!
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That movie coulda been slightly improved with the addition of Indy.
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That's my favorite Indy sequence of all.
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And as much as all the old guy jokes annoy me, the truth is, yes, they took a bit of a risk putting a 65 year old in such an action-intensive shoot. One broken hip and it's time to pack up your shit and go home. Not to mention all the drama with the script. I don't know them personally or anything but Spielberg, Lucas and Ford for that matter seem like they're all at the point in their careers where they're not going to do anything they're not completly in love with. A cash grab would be Spielberg shitting out another Jurassic Park, which he is doing but you'll notice he's not directing.
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Oh yeah doesn't that get you juicin in your pants?
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I still enjoy the occasionally Indiana Jones night with friends. I read the books, the comics, watched Young Indy, etc. As an honest to God FAN, I'm looking forward to this movie more than anything. I believe they did it out of nostalgia and their own love for the character. You don't spend 12 years of your life trying to get a project off the ground if it's solely for money. Everything we've heard -- the fact that they all seem to sincerely believe that this is going to be the best of the series, the fact that Spielberg is saying no to CGI, the fact that Harrison Ford looks fucking GREAT, and of course Marion is back -- suggests that this will be something worth seeing. All you naysayers can prepare to meet Kahli ... in HELL!
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every movie is a "cash-grab". whatever that means. Movies are MADE to make money! seriously nerds, wake up and smell the bacon. If they didn't think Indy4 would make a ton of dough they wouldn't be making it. Doesn't mean Spielberg and company won't try and make it as best as they can.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 3:41 p.m. CST
Ok, M-O-M so you're talking shit on something you know nothing a
by jones1899
Bullshit. There's cautious optimism and then there's cynicism. Also, you mention your supposed love for the Indy saga, but then bash the Last Crusade. And please name for me a young actor out there right now that would not appeal to a younger market. You get one you get the other. I admit to being a bit worried when they cast Shia, but the kid's good. Look, on May 22nd when we all get cozy with our refreshments and witness the return of Indy, no one more than the true fans will have a critical eye on this movie. My hope is that lasts for about 5 minutes and the next thing I know the end credits are running and I was just too absorbed in the adventure and story to fold my arms, frown and point out all the things I think I hate. Desperate would have been five Indy sequels in the last twenty years. Instead we have 1 only because they finally found a script worthy. Yes, you could argue that Ford needs a hit, but not even he could force Speilberg to make a movie he didn't want to make with a script he didn't want to shoot. At the end of the day, a new Indy movie is coming in a few months and I can't fuckin wait. If it's indeed in the same tone as Raiders ... damn that would be even better. By the way, the mocking is making you come off as even more of a douche. At least stick to your attempts at intelligent discussion.
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That was Joe "Jumanji" Johnston, you ignorant slut.
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According to M-O-M, you're NOT a fan at all, merely a starry-eyed naïve child. Apparently, all the REAL Indy fans are those who hate this new project. <p> You must submit to this, or else M-O-M will insult your country and your taste yet refuse to admit he's from Portugal and that he's stoked for AvP2.
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because the photos look great and they have no argument! So now it's back to square one, arguing against the concept. Or Lucas, or whatever else they can think of. Shia, probably. But the fact remains, this looks AWESOME! Every pic, every little "making of" doc has done nothing but ratchet the anticipation up another notch. When the trailer comes out, you will all be PwNt by the Berg, the Beef, the Beard, and the Bad-ass known as Dr. Henry Jones, Jr.
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BAD ASS!!!!!!!!!
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Totally agree. I can't think of a worse way to do this movie than to forget about Indy's human qualities. Without them he's just another action hero. It's his smarts and determination (and a bit of luck) that help him succeed when he does. Ok another thing that could have ruined this movie was a young child playing his son (like 7 or 8) or a black daughter who takes gymnastics and therefore can swing around and kick a raptor through a window to save the day. Come on Spielberg - JP2 is the only reason I have to ever think this movie my not be great.
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The movie ain't out yet. So far it all sounds awesome to me. I think we have the best possible lineup of summer movies in a long time... probably since 1989 actually. <br> <br> Ford looks like freakin' Indiana Jones, and whoever bitches about his age and costume needs to realize that we're all going to get older some day - and this movie is about an older Indiana Jones... duh. If Indy didn't wear the Indiana Jones costume, there would be even more bitching. <br> <br> And why so much Shia hate on here, I just don't see where that comes from, I can't say I've ever seen him be horrible in a movie - in fact I think he elevated Transformers, and Disturbia. His work in Holes and The Greates Game Ever Played was really good. It comes across as though a lot of Internet Fanboys are just jealous of Shia who gotta complatin about something. Too much wasted negative energy, guys. <br> <br> The original Indy Trillogy will always be one of the greatest in film history and with the talent behind this one, my expectations are high. So far I haven't seen or heard anything to expect this movie to suck as so many people seem to fear. <br> <br> Let's just make up out minds when the movie comes out - I for one can not wait. I would fork out my $10 just to see Indy and Marion sitting down for dinner together 20 years later!
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you kids realize that the male american wardrobe didn't really change between about 1920-1965, do you? it was a hat, shirt, tie, jacket, slacks, and that's IT. indy's outfit is completely fine being basically the same as it was in the first raiders movie.
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- Indy with a flashlight? No torch? - The bag is worn on the outside of the jacket. Never seen it worn that way. - Looks like a bigger gun. - The picture of him walking toward the motorcycle? That's f'n Indiana Jones! As far as the people knocking every little thing about this movie . . . how many movies have you made? Ford and Co. are making movies, living a dream while those that sit on the sidelines can only comment while others do. Go back to jerking off to slipped nip pics and quit picking at things you don't have the talent and/or balls to do yourself.
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For attention and I think he's gotten too much already. New Indy!!! Fucking Sweet!!
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ford's performance is his best as indy. primal and hardcore, more cynical loneshark and a greedy asshole type. and no family family/relative baggage! MOLA RAM PREPARE TO MEET KALI! IN HELL
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my inner geek became awfully excited. I'm really looking forward to this thing and I can't wait for the first preview. I trust The 'Berg to do right by Indy.
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Don't rag on Johnston too hard. The man made "The Rocketeer," and for that alone I remain forever grateful.
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Bring on Indy 4!
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idahomer - i noticed that as well. kind of a dumb name, but hey, that kind of nickname was common in the 50's, lame as it may be.
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.....Young Whipper-Snapper Who Shot First!
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Shia sure looks mighty fine in them tight jeans.
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This movie is the only thing coming out in 2008 that I am DEFINITELY excited (like a little boy) about.
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That's what I'm thinking when I see the third photo.
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Love the pics, gives me hope that the film will retain a great sense of nostalgia for the characater as a real person. However, all these pics do, is remind me that they didn't really try to make the great film we all wanted ... they just tried to make a simple adventure story in Color ! Woopee !
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Ibid.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 4:25 p.m. CST
I realize now that I've never actually seen Shia in anything.
by rbatty024
I've never seen one of his movies, so I was wondering why people think he's such a bad actor, besides that smug young hollywood look that most young actors share. Is he really as bad as everyone makes him out to be?
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Nov. 27, 2007, 4:25 p.m. CST
On Second Thought .. I don't care whether the movie is good or n
by MattHooper
I really love these pics. Nuff said.
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You didn't see Transformers? Dude that movie rocked.<br> Shia wasn't bad in it as far as kid actors go, but he was no Harrison Ford. He's more like a young Michael J Fox but without the talent.
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I'm curious as to how many of you nay sayers are Sony fanboys that insist on Snake being old as cool, but Jones as being old as stupid. Personally, I had my doubts, but I think he looks like a cool old hero.
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Which would win? And damn...how much Botox did Ford have to get to look that good? The last time I saw him he looked like he was melting. I guess they got him away from Calista long enough that she wasn't able to suck anymore of his soul away.
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while awake if that is possible.<p>Sweet pictures.
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He's plenty good. Pay no attention to the negativity in here. It's AiCN, there's abundant hatred heaped upon anything and everything. Shia was great in Holes and Disturbia, and pretty decent amidst the loud brainless fun of Bayformers. Kid's got charisma, and he's not your typical Young Hollywood Douchebag -- down to Earth with a decent head on his shoulders.
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the anti-Hilton/Spears/Lohan.
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Can't wait for this movie. It has to rock. Spielberg will deliver at least an 8 out of 10 on this. I can settle for that. Anything is better than the 2.5 that Star Wars prequels were.
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"Besides, Marcus, you know what a...hungry fellow I am."
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She's halfway acroiss the world, yet as dedicated as an Indyfan can be. Gotta admire that.
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I can't wait. Midnight showings for all mutha fuckers! Leave Ford alone BTW...the guy has been in like five of the top 10 money grossers of all time. Not many others that could say that. Shia is good and entertaining. He won me over with Transformers. But I still think that Ryan Reynolds would have been a nicer smartass son fit.
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If Shia's wearing a ringer t-shirt, those didn't exist until the mid 60s. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ringer_T-shirt Might as well fix it now....
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Looks good. I'm psyched for this one. Let's hope they re-release the originals a month or so before this comes out. Also, I can see Shia playing Yorick Brown much better now.
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Welcome back, we've missed you.
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I just hadda say that. That old Temple of Doom arcade game DRILLED that in my head as a young child.
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That pipsqueak aint got nuthin' on HAM....
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Love it. Where are the geriatric jokes now, huh? This movie will own you all.
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LeBoeuf's character seems reminiscent of a young George Lucas.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 5:09 p.m. CST
Indiana Jones and the search for Lebowski's 2 million dollars.
by JimboTHC
This movie should be made, Michael Bay directing.
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is the promises from The Spiel of:<br> a) The movie will be shot on film<br> b) Old school special effects which will make it feel like the old movies<br> c) The classic Indiana Jones style poster look<br> d) Lucas isn't directing or writing<br> <br> In other words - This is how the star wars prequels should have been made. I can live with a too long title and a hero that hasn't changed his clothes in 25 years.
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...oh wait... I meant to work in something about ham... or Depends... or Geritol...<p> ...dammit...
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LOL, that cracked me up, I Dunno.
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I refused to watch Bayformers in theaters, but I plan on watching it in the next few weeks so I'll be able to see what the big deal is. If the 'Berg vouches for him then I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.
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"I don't wanna end here, pops"
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Nov. 27, 2007, 5:36 p.m. CST
Pic#3 "Wow, now I know where all those Young Indy DVDs are"
by The_Hypnotoad
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Fair enough. All the reports of doing everything '80's style is pretty promising. And from those pictures I'm still buying Ford as a man of action. Fingers crossed. What is Spielberg's "prestige" movie going to be that fall?
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AWESOME PICTURES. 'nuff said.
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The biography trend must end post-haste.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 5:44 p.m. CST
Pic#3 "Look, Shia: ON/OFF, ON/OFF" Shia: "Tell me more, Tell me
by The_Hypnotoad
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Still lookin' like he can kick the shit out of someone! I remember watching What Lies Beneath and seeing Harrison Ford with abs like Tyler Durden and thinking, "Holy Shit. This guy's in the shape of someone 30 years younger than him." <br><br> Judging from these pics, it looks like he's still got it. I hope this film kicks ass.
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HOT!
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Nov. 27, 2007, 6 p.m. CST
Pic#3; "Glad you're here, Junior, my knees gave out 3 hrs ago"
by Bobo_Vision
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I'm a greaser and Shia is NOT a greaser. That was a piss-poor choice by the studio just because the brat is "the shit" in Hollywood.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 6:06 p.m. CST
In that second pic, he looks like an aged, over-the-hill, '30s h
by TiVo1138
a.k.a. exactly how he SHOULD look.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 6:15 p.m. CST
Indy looks the same...but older. The pics are like a mindfuck
by performingmonkey
Ford IS Indy. And I still can't believe Spielberg is behind the camera actually shooting this fucker! Who would have thought it? Shia is a warning sign but he looks believable as Indy's son. If it wasn't for his overexposure and hype I would be totally cool with his casting.
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Going to that underground cave somewhere in the Yucatan, then it looks like he finds a dead body maybe even someone he knew from his expression... Maybe Mutt follows him and they meet up and it looks like theyre examining another body? I like the skeleton on the right in the 3rd pic.
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I want it NOW!
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I've got a bad feeling about this...
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...will be released attached to one of the big time Christmas release movies. Sweeney Todd is likely, since its being released by Dreamworks SKG.
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While previously rumored that the Indy IV teaser trailer was going to be attached to Beowulf, reports have been trickling in that it hasn’t been seen anywhere. So what gives? My source tells me that at the midnight hour Spielberg decided he didn’t like the teaser in its present form and the studio agreed and pulled the teaser. Another little bird told me that some trailers had even been delivered to theaters and were slated to play, but Paramount called up (and in some cases showed up) at the theaters that received the teaser and had them removed. (They were released under random names) So does this mean we won’t be seeing a teaser in theaters before November ends? Sadly, yes. Paramount wants to attach this to the biggest picture possible and since Beowulf is their “Holiday Tentpole”. Paramount’s only other major release before the end of the year is Sweeney Todd (Dec. 21st)…which is rated R and Spielberg wants to avoid releasing the trailer with anything rated higher than PG-13. The same bird told me that Paramount really, really wants to release the teaser before 2008 and would be willing to pay another studio to release the Indy teaser with one of their Tentpole pics. Specifically, Paramount is talking very seriously with Disney, who is releasing National Treasure: Book of Secrets (same day as Sweeney Todd), about having the teaser debut with their film…which is appropriate no?…and then a week or so later Paramount would start showing it in front of Sweeney Todd. Again, Paramount really wants to get this out as soon as possible and as such they are also talking to Warner Brothers about releasing the teaser with the Will Smith thriller, I Am Legend on Dec. 14th. Granted, this is all dependent upon Spielberg being happy with the teaser and if he isn’t…well, we may not see it until J.J. Abrams’ Cloverfield (Jan. 18th).
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Awesome! No annoying kiddies in the cinema to spoil it.
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The holster's darker and narrower than usual. The whip is clearly not the same David Morgan model used in the first three movies (note the darker tone accents, and the blockier end cap). And the jacket is a strange amalgam of the previous Leather Concessionaire ones (shorter, but with the exterior studs.) Curious...
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His boys need their (temple of) room I guess...
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<p>When was the last time Ford made a movie that WASN'T a "cash-in"? (If you said anything after FRANTIC you're wrong.) How were Temple of Doom and Last Crusade NOT cash-ins???</p> <p>Regardless, I can;t wait for this flick.</p>
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That's perfect. A watered down Indy wannabee movie with a teaser for the real deal before it.
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I read in an earlier post that said Abner Ravenwood is going to be in this new installment. Is this true? I always thought another great Indy movie should have been about Abner and a young Indy and their relationship, how Marion came about, etc, etc. I'm excited about this movie, but truth be told, I'm much more excited for Hulk 2.
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Better than I expected. They did a good job younging him up. Think Roger Moore circa 'A View to a Kill'
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This is too interesting for you to make up. Thanks for the fun read!
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If I saw a trailer for Indy IV before National Treasure, I'd...wait a minute, I'd never be in a theater to see that piece of shit National Treasure....
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DAMN YOU LABEOUF!
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Nov. 27, 2007, 7:21 p.m. CST
The Jack Sack's Grandpa is working with Indiana Jones
by MrMysteryGuest
Old bag's gotta eat!
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Indy was metro before his time.
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I'm gonna call yer parents, and I'm gonna whip and shoot 'em! Ya damn kids!
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http://www.movieweb.com/news/17/24617.php "One of the things that Spielberg has gone on record as saying is that most of the special effects in the film are practical. Now that appears to be true. The aliens in the film are puppets. There are three of them, seated on thrones in The Kingdom (an Aztec structure that turns out to be a spaceship). And, guess what? They bare a striking resemblance to the little naked bald headed midgets that were seen running around at the end of Close Encounters of the Third Kind. They are indeed supposed to be the ascendants of the Extraterrestrials seen in that film. They are related. Though the film doesn't come right out and say that. A lot of kids haven't even seen Close Encounters. They aren't going to get the joke."
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Nov. 27, 2007, 7:39 p.m. CST
Dang! Not the acid for blood, chest-bursting ALIENS?!
by MrMysteryGuest
Stop teasing people like that! :P
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That's about it.
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"That" should've happened!
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Technically, that did happen. Ford played Elliot's school principal in E.T. but was cut out. I think the Berg thought his presence in the movie would be too distracting. For some reason, the scene was not on the 20th Anniversary DVDs. Maybe the 30th?
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Of course they are doing Indy 4 for the money. Wouldn't you? I'm so tired of the cries of "they are just trying to cash in on a franchise." Obviously things can go too far (see "Transformers") but here's some terrible news for you: Spielberg, Ford and Lucas are all doing this to make money. It's their JOB to do so! Horror of horrors!
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Don't put it in the frickin headline. Makes it a little hard to spare myself. Thank you very much douchebag. How the hell did that get out in the first place? One guy lost his job because he described a generic scene. What kind of repurcussions go to the asshole who leaked this?
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Hmm... cynical cash-in by desperate producers... Wouldn't you say that was EXACTLY 100% the reason for Rob Zombie's Hollow Ween? And yet, you blew that movie every day it was in the theater and brooked no argument against it... hmmm... funny, that...
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You could all just be unhappy all day long with your miserable selves. I am choosing to be excited and happy about this. Thanks AICN!
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People who release Indy spoilers are douchebags.
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"Wrong. Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade sucks." if someone has a different opinion than you do they: A) "have a different opinion than you & that's o.k." or B) "are wrong and need to be fixed"? it seems that the word "opinion" to you equals "fact" & that is scary...in my opinion :)
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your summer got ruined just then didn't it?
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I think it's adorable that some of you numbskulls are STILL making old jokes. Those went stale about, I dunno, ten years ago? Crack open a new jar of shitty jokes, fellas! It's time. I think in his current state, Harrison Ford could probably still beat the bejesus out of all you monkeys, without the added assistance of Ben Burtt's sound effecting! He sure as hell looks great to me, here's hoping the movie's worth it.
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<p>They just didn't feel the need to shoehorn Sallah into the movie when there was no logical reason for Indy and Sallah's paths to cross this time.</p> <p>Keep an eye out for a Marcus Brody "cameo" though. There's a painting of him on the wall at Indy's school.</p>
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I think Shia's a good actor- great, even, in things like A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints- so I have no problem whatsoever with him being in KOCS (insert clever homoerotic pun here). I just hope that the series ends with #4. LIke others I worry that with Shia's casting they're trying to set up a passing of the torch so that the industrial DreamWorks sausage machine can crank out an endless stream of guaranteed-to-be-mediocre-sequels with Indy Jr. at the helm. It's a no-brainer that those would be shite. But depending on how KOCS does, I wouldn't put it past The Berg or GL or any of those guys to keep on milking that cow, as long as they think cash will come out. Let's hope for the sake of the series that they have the restraint to end it heres. Plus isn't Shia already doing sequels and/or prequels to Transformers and Y The Last Man? The poor kid really doesn't need to take on THREE major blockbuster fantasy/action trilogies, it's a little redundant.
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I don't think that anyone really believes that Spielberg, Lucas, Ford, or any other person attached to this project is or ought to be working without reference to money. However, there is a difference between working hard to make a quality movie with the idea in mind that "quality movies make lots of money," and working just hard enough to get a franchise movie onscreen with the idea in mind that "whatever we do, nostalgia and brand identity will ensure this makes lots of money." My guess is that's the distinction that some people are thinking of.
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It's easy to shout "cash grab" because it's a sequel to a big franchise but other than that, no one has any real concrete reason for saying that. They took nearly a decade to find a script. I think that alone proves the "cash grab" bullshit as false.
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Nov. 27, 2007, 9:21 p.m. CST
Why would Indy still wear clothes from the late 30's in the 50's
by Orionsangels
"Where did you dig up this old fossil" -"Ben is a great man!"- "Yeah great at getting us into trouble."
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but...<p> Indiana Jones and the Title Indicating Harrison Ford Is Considerably Older than He Was in the Previous Film
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about a movie that no one has seen. you fucking douchebags, how about seeing the movie first? everyone here that cared enough to check out the pictures will be forking over their money, just like me. Only difference is i will get more out of my money, because I will go in with an open mind.
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Oh, I'm not taking an opinion one way or the other on that (although your logic is the same as that I tend to think about). I just felt that the discussion was getting bogged down by arguments that the phrases "cashing in" or "cash grab" were meaningless because filmmakers don't work for free. That said, my sense is that this movie won't be all that great, simply because Spielberg and Co. aren't the people they were 20 years ago, and neither are we. Could be wrong, though.
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How come Indy hasn't at least moved up to some durable non-polyester pants? I hope this movie is great, but Shia looking like biker trash is giving me a bad vibe......a really bad vibe.
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Yes, because a leather jacket and beige pants just screams "1930s". No one would ever wear that in the 1950s.
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This movie will be awesome.
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Yeah, his son will help him.
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Welcome to the world of Memories-Of-Murder. He will rock your mind with hypocrisy.
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That cave or whatever in the third pic is looking like a blatant set. The rock is smooth and glaringly fake. Granted this is just a still, and it may not matter on film, but if this is a promo still, then thats not that impressive of a set.
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YES!
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Yeah he's old but this will still own The Mummy 3. Khronos- News About Everything http://www.popculturerx.com
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Contents include: <p> Leather conditioner for whip<p> Imodium 50-pack<p> Ben Gay (Unscented)<p> Turkey and Swiss on 9 grain bread, thickly sliced
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I say 375 million for KOTCS.
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Indy's clothes were probably already 15 years outdated in Raiders and Temple... Get over it - that is indiana Jones' costume, man. If he were wearing Shia's costume then I'd be worried. I dn't see nipples on the jacket, or flames on the whip. <br> <br> Indy's back, man! Give the hate a rest. I don't give a shit if it's a cash grab, The man in the hat is back. <br> <br> Spielberg, Ford and Lucas are having fun again - that is something we should all look forward to. When these guys are ON, there is no stopping them. <br> <br> The bottom line is, if the SW prequels hadn't dissapointed so many, there wouldn't be all the hate coming out for this movie. I am very optimistic, and will leave an open mind till May 22nd, when I'll be there like all of y'all. And you know it! I've seen a lot of people say this is going to suck based on a few stils and their dislike of an actor. Haven't seen too many people say they aren't going to go see it...
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Who's staying home to watch Sex and the City on HBO that weekend...
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She still looks great.
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-Indian Jones
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Shia was trying to retrieve Indy's pills from the Walgreens and was unsuccessful and now Indy's pissed.
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that precipice they are crouching by looks very familiar...I guess they slipped past 'ol Doc Ock and are trying to figure out how to get across again...considering the place went to pieces last time Indy was in there...
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why does his sidekick look more like a character from high school musical or hairspray?
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...personally I can't wait. Yeah Indy is older, but he's still Indy, and that's the important thing, to me at least, and I still have faith that they'll get this right.
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All you naysayers - Indy at 70 could kick your ass - Harrison Ford at 70 could kick your ass - the man builds homes for a hobby - yeah, tell he's wearing old man pants to his face - he'd give you the smirk cuz he's laughing all the way to the bank and you're nuthin'... But press the issue and he'll leave ya crying like a wee baby - BANK ON IT, FOOL! INDEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
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'while on vacation in a small, sweaty central american country last summer, i chanced across a surly older gentleman in the local bodega, knocking back some firewater. the elegant lines of his distressed leather jacket spoke volumes to me of his secret life as a treasure-hunter, and the cut of his khakis fairly screamed 'dapper professor.' when i asked him how he'd come by the jaunty fedora, he punched me in the throat and threw me into a snake-pit. what an adventure! i've decided to reproduce his dashing threads here for you. sizes and quantities limited.'
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in all seriousness indy will still pwn all the other fucktards out there.
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This will be awesome. And whining AICN fanboys will do nothing to stop it's success with the public. (see X Men 3) I can't believe all the Haterade that you guys are drinking around here, with stupid words like "cash-grab". This is a risk, like Rocky Balboa. Yes, it has a fan base, but many are jaded, cynical jerks and not too trustful of Ford or Lucas. The film is going to be great because they ARE MAKING A GREAT FILM. Based on what, you ask? Every pic, webdoc, and interview seen. So far, I trust the Beard, the Berg, the Bad-ass, and yes, even the Beef. As mentioned, he was GREAT in A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints and The Greatest Game Ever Played. And he was pretty good in Disturbia and Transformers. He'll do fine. But I agree, no more sequels and no new series starring Shia. Let Ford make this his last film, have his career end in triumph and we'll call it good.
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He was in his fuckin' 40's during the Indy trilogy and although they waited too damn long to get this going again (most of those movies between then and now that he did are really forgettable) its great to see 'im again here.
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Either Shia or some other character eats something, and it temporarily numbs their mouth and what they say is morphed into "DOCTAH JONES, NO MORE PARACHUTE!!!!!"
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the beowulf guy got in shape for his role, and i can't believe they are resorting to making the last Indy film in 3D, and added a musical song and dance number
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Nov. 28, 2007, 1:08 a.m. CST
Harrison looks so good he could do a fifth Indy movie
by Trader Groucho 2
as long as it doesn't take 20 years for Lucas to greenlight a script.
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C'mon Lucas, don't friggin' wimp out on this movie. Indy's only got one eye now, and it would be a cool ass thing to see him lose it in this movie.
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Nov. 28, 2007, 1:30 a.m. CST
My Dad dresses exactly the same twenty years later, Nosferatu
by BenBraddock
Wait, better make that 40. Off the top of my head I'd say Angus Young holds the record, though
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though it's pretty obvious this is spielberg's "pass the torch" movie for either labeuf or the next generation of filmmakers.
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normally i hate long posts...but dammit that was funny.
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Anyway, he is not THAT old. He´s not 80
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good shit gridbug
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I mean look at his gun, it isn't perfectly correct. He looksold and lame. this is NOT Indiana Jones. But the logic of this site, because these miniscule things are not EXACTLY as I pictured them in my head, the whole thing will be a shit sammich you all will eat. It will totally suck.
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is that what happened with you guys?<P>feel your pecker start twitching when you watched "even stevens"? <P>huh?
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That I'm going to avoid anything more about the new Indy film as I want to enjoy it all the way I did when I was a kid...without spoilers.<BR><BR>To comment on this though, I think it looks great. We knew Harrison was getting old, it's pretty monotonous to KEEP fucking mentioning it. If you can't get over that fact then fuck off cause it's not going to change. Can't wait for this to come out.
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The high pants struck me immediately as making him look even older - but then again, i think this was actually a valid style in the 50s. If you look at old movies you will see this all the time. Also, african safari adventure dudes of the kind that Indy is inspired by, always had awkward high beige pants like this. In the end I guess it was a choice between: show Indy with a gut or raise the pants
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OK, Harrison Ford is THE MAN. Talk shit about him being 123 if you may, but that is a man's man. Ford gives it 100% in everything he does. I watched Air Force One this week and he and Gary Oldman were really kicking the shit out each other in that movie. I heard a story that in Firewall, Ford told the actor playing the bad guy to "Really FOOKING HIT ME, it looks like shit unless it real". A 60 year old guy telling a 20something guy to slug him. As far as the pants being high...that was the fashion. Before Limp Bizkit told you it was cool to show your ass (where are they asshats now anyway). As for Shia, as long as he is not just the wacky side kick, with a WTF expression 90% of the movie and doesn't say "NO TIME FOR LOVE DR. JONES" he has my vote, love the greeser look.
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Lost Jarv, you need to go get hooked up with some anti psychotics or something dude
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and I'm happy. Look at Ford in these photos and the footage from comic con etc and then (attempt to)watch Firewall....the man has got younger and looks better. He has made the effort. He wants to do this film. If I look this good in my mid 60's then I'll be one happy guy. Back off, its Indy, 18 years later. The shock is how good he looks, not how old he looks.
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the day we lose Speilberg to mediocrity will be a very sad day, let's hope it never comes
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Don't be too hard on Jarv. I find he's holding out surprisingly well, all things considered. As for me, I can actually feel my brain melting and trickling out of my ears like oatmeal after reading too many of M-O-M's posts. Another talkback or two listening to his ludicrous shit and I'll be reduced to a Father Jack state, capable only of screaming "Feck! Arse! Drink!" and indulging heavily in the latter. <p> M-O-M truly is that heinous.
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Let me just get this straight - you just suggested that the Watchowski brothers could do a better job directing an Indiana Jones flick than Spielberg?
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...is a complete fucking idiot. Of course he's wearing the same clothes! Can you imagine him wearing anything else? Can you imagine how much you'd be complaining if he WASN'T wearing these clothes? Seriously, some of you guys are really scraping the barrel for things to complain about.
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You rip on the Indy sequels and praise The Mummy, The Rocketeer and Transformers? Why didn't you just put, "Flame me, I'm a dumbass" in the subject line?
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...for a movie that turns out to NOT be the last in the series. You can make excuses for it, but there's no question that they were telling the audiences that it was the last chapter of this story. I loved Raiders, but still not excited about this...hell, they couldn't even nail the first two sequels.
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Ford's a classic movie star. I want to see an older, hardened Indy as that makes him seem more real, more dimensional. We saw him last time playing second fiddle to his dad and now he's thrust into the senior role. I notice no one complained Connery "looks old" in THE LAST CRUSADE. I hope this Indy looks ready to lead THE WILD BUNCH. The shot of him with the whip and gun looks like a guy you don't want to mess with, just like Pike.
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sorry, palewook.
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I have high hopes for this movie. Even though I have little faith in Lucas, Speilberg is in charge and will shoot down any dumb ideas Lucas my have. "Steven, we need a CGI comic sidekick for Indy and a super long drawn out chase scene where Indy falls from a plane and the pilot swoops down and Indy lands back in the seat. We'll do it all w/ CGI." "Ummm George...you are an idiot. NO! Remember, I made Shindler's List and Munich. You made Phantom Menace. Nuff said."
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I can't wait for this movie. I'm pretty sure those high-waisted trousers were all the rage back in the 40's , or 50's or whenever the Hell this is set. Seriously though, where the Hell IS Short-round ?
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with the hyperclean Thomas Kincade lighting found in every straight-to-profit movie you see today. <br><br> it looks like an angel just shot a load on Shia's face.
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You will all suck that the tit when this film owns you and we catch to all giggling like little school girl while watching it.
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Nov. 28, 2007, 9:16 a.m. CST
Indiana Jones and The Muthaphuckin Snakes on The Muthaphuckin Pl
by Cereal Killa
Snakes..why'd it have to be snakes!
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The Muthaphuckin Plane!
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it was fucking draining.. after watching it on dvd, i felt like a needed to relax in front of the tv for a while..
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i have no idea what you just said, but it may be the best post on this tb.
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The whole trilogy kicks ass for me, but when you serve up perfection in the first film, it's hard to maintain that perfection in the next two. <p>Again, I am looking forward to Indy 4. I will be so fucking excited if this turns out to be good.
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It wasn't meant to imply that all of Indy's adventures are "crusades" and that TLC was, in fact, his "last" crusade. The title refers to the Christian knights, the medieval hunt for the Grail, the Holy Land and all that rubbish. The Jones's adventure was, in that context, the last "crusade". It does in no way, however, imply that it marked an end to the series. <p> Riding off into the sunset is another matter, of course. I prefer to think of it as the end of the Indy-in-his-prime trilogy, and hope that KOTCS is part one of an older Indy trilogy.
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While I agree that Cameron has made a couple of the greatest sequels of all time (Aliens and T2), to say that the second two Indy films are worse than The Mummy or The Matrix sequels probably isn't going to win any points here. <br> <br> I just find it hard to believe that you would catergorize a new Indiana Jones film - the first true adventure film by Spielberg in nearly 20 years is not worhty of your $10 ticket. Not even worthy of a DVD rental. This is Spielberg, Lucas and Ford - who directed, produced, and starred in nearly 20 of the top 100 all time box office leaders of all time. The Mummy was a pale shadow of Indiana Jones, and one of the most disapointing films I have ever seen in a theater - it's sequel was even more pathetic. I guess we can at least agree that The Rocketeer was a pretty bad-ass movie, and came the closest to capturing the spirit of Indiana Jones. But that is the point - without Indiana Jones, those movies would never have existed. <br> <br> I myself was disapointed with the SW prequels (as most were), I find The Phantom Menace nearly impossible to watch now, but if you think Revenge of the Sith is worse than that movie, we obviously don't agree on what makes a good movie. I don't automatically give Lucas, Ford, OR Spielberg a pass on everything, but together, they have never let ME down as a popcorn munching movie goer. These guys make the movies that defined The Movies from 1974 - 1990, and they are having fun again. Shouldn't that be worth checking out? <br> <br> I saw Raiders of the Lost ark in the theater back in 1981 and it changed my life - it is my all time favorite movie, and I loved the sequels as well. I will be there with my $10, and I'll probably be there the next day with another $10. And I will have a good time! I'm already sold on this movie, and until I see it, I will remain positive - that's all.
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the first two are amazing! the last one, Ford looks like he's in his mid-seventies, but I'm excited about this film nonetheless.
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No one has mentioned that this might not be as palatable because it won't be Douglas Slocobe's Cinematography. It's definitely going to feel different, especially if they use modern film stock..Obviously it's set in the 50's and will require a different feel, but I can see some of the fans bitching.
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...he's in better shape now than in Last Crusade, where he looked like a sweaty, heavy-set air-conditioner salesman.
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made me shoot a half-gallon load down my pantleg.
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You are totally technically correct about the Last Crusade of course, but you have to admit at the time that was in most people's minds (probably in Spielberg's and Ford's at least) the 'last' Indy film.
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It's WACHOWSKI!!!
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I'm sorry, that should never have happened. I forgot to send over Moon Bloodgood over to your place last night. Won't happen again.
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Nov. 28, 2007, 11:27 a.m. CST
Indiana Jones and the Lost Dapper Dan
by NomoredirtyjokespleaseweareYanks
I don't want no goddamn palmmade. I'm a Dapper Dan Man.
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Was a reference to the last Crusade. What do people not get about this? It wasn't Indiana Jones and the Last Indiana Jones Movie. And who gives a fuck if they did not intend to make another one when they made Last Crusade? That doesn't mean this film will suck.
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No problem...it's Indy, and I just got a little worked up, and the southerly congestion I had brewing just kinda...well, the damn burst.<br> I'll send Natalie Portman over to do the dishes as soon as I'm done fouling her cute little Mr. Magorium haircut.<br> In other news, I hereby give a thumbs-up to the fetish 2DVD version of Live Free or Die Hard. Sure, the uncut is just a handful of "fucks" and a few bloody squibs more than the theatrical, but I dug it. I came to realize that I didn't dislike Len Wiseman; rather, I envy him because he did a pretty okay job with the flick. Is it the best Die Hard? No. Top two? Debatable. But I liked it. Now give me Rambo, Iron Man, and Indy--with some Alien-Predator action on the side, and I'll get my geek on in 2008.
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"Was a reference to the last Crusade. What do people not get about this?" It's the same idiots who think Indy was supposed to live forever because he drank from the Grail.<p></P>Pay attention to the movies you're watching, you simps! Speaking of which, someone please explain the ending to "No Country for Old Men" :(
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This movie is going to own me. I CAN'T WAIT
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Is this movie going to make a shitload of money? Yes. Is it because Harry, Stevey, and Georgie need it? No.<p></P> But think of it this way...what better time to release a new IJ? Would you have liked this movie sooner? When?!!<p></p>IJATLC came out in '89. Spielberg was working on Jurassic Park for 1992, Lucas lived and breathed SW from 1995 (the resurgence of SW along with the release of the Special Editions) - 2005 (Episode III).<p></p>I mean, the time wasn't right for these 3 to get together. Releasing another IJ film around that timeframe would be a cash-grab but the studio was smart and waited until all 3 were ready and excited to do it. The timing is perfect.
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I've been looking forward to this film for a long time, despite initial reactions when I thought it was prehaps "too late" for another true Indy film. Despite little things and even Shia's inclusion in this film, I'm excited for it. <p> But while listening to my Raiders score last night I started thinking about when I'll be sitting int he theaters watching KOCS and listening to the "Raiders March" come on with the End titles and realizing this could be the last Indy film. It makes me almost want SS & GL to do another Indy film. No doubt the box office from this one will be encouraging to make another, but it would taint the name of Indiana Jones to have a "spin off" movie where Harrison wasn't the star. Nothing against Shia, but I don't thin I really want to see a spin off series starring him. <p> Can't wait for May '08!
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You prefer her Magorium cut to the one in Leon?
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...but..without using the terms "cashing in" or "cash grab", the inclusion of a teenage sidekick, whether he is Indy's son or what have you, seems to smell of a calculated attempt to bring in the under-20 audience that is so important for multiple viewings, and who would have only seen any of the series on TV. Much as a lot of people bitched about Die Hard getting watered down to a PG13 rating to bring in the widest possible audience. Yes, movies are an investment produced to create profit, and it is in the studios and producers best interest to maximize profit. I've felt that Shia Lebeouf's "sidekick" character was shoehorned into Considine (sp) and I Robot, for no valid reason, and brought nothing to those films. I fully trust Spielberg, and Ford. Somewhat trust Lucas, and so-so on LeBeouf. I will be there on opening weekend as a fan of the series, and hope to blown away. I just have these concerns. And just to show you how much I admire Spielberg, I even liked War Of The Worlds, despite the "its too bad half of the world was destroyed, because Tom Cruise learned to become a better father" theme.
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By "Leon," do you mean "The Professional?" Natalie was cute in that, but she was so young that I didn't really look at her in...you know, THAT way. I just think she's a cutie-patootie, and I'd like to park my magorium in her amidala emporium. The type who are just so cute that I'd let her spit on me, if it took that for her to acknowledge my existence. Some women just have that power.
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With Indy and Shia kneeling? If you look behind Indy, above the dusty pottery in the shadows...you can clearly see the face of GREEDO.
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Indiana Jones and The Lost Landfill Of Atari ET Cartridges
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Couldn't resist...
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Too much praise, finky, too much praise! I really wish for this to be the last film. (Despite the fact that one could say the exact same thing about Last Crusade.) Good to see you! Good to have a new reason for an Indy talkback. Where is IndyAbbey Jones?
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1. raiders opening 2. temple of doom bridge scene 3. temple of doom opening.
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you forgot face-melting scene.
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...you backpedal when the punches start flying. Your earlier comments about this just being a "cash-in" by "desperate old men" sure looks fucking stupid now after those last posts of yours. <p> By the way, do you intend to answer the points I made about you or not? <p> No? <p> Didn't think so.
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Indy always has a sidekick, it's nothing new to this series. this time he's older and it's his son. It makes sense since last time it was his father.
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You being a "huge fan", M-O-M, is the only explanation for the fact thatyou spend so much time on a talkback for a film, that you are sure will suck.
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do you think this film would have ever been made unless enough fans demanded for it to be made? I'm sure Spielberg wouldn't have made it unless the demand was there. There are millions of fans out there who want to see another Indy adventure before everyone gets too old. I look forward to it.
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Indy: "Watch the fucking Brylcreem it's getting on my jacket."<p> Shia: "Sorry pops"<p> Indy: "I should've adopted Shorty instead."
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Indy: "Did you do your homework?"<p> Shia: "AAAYYYYYYYYY"<p> Indy: "What the fuck is AY? Did you do your fucking homework?"<p> Shia: "Sit on it."<p> Indy: "Sit on what?"<p> Shia: "AAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYY"
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Shia: "We'll do it."<p> Indy: "Do what?"<p> Shia: "For Johnny."<p> Indy: "Who's Johnny?"<p> Shia: "We'll do it for Johnny."<p> Indy: "You're talking shit again."<p> Shia: "We'll do it for Johnny man, do it for Johnny."<p> Indy: "God, my son is such a queer."
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That was probably the worst - the WORST - excuse for not having the balls to step up to the plate that I have ever read on AICN. <p> Congratulations.
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She was too young, but I dug her hair. I'd like to see her with that cut again now. 'Course, I also liked her in that pink wig in Closer, too.
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If you recognize yourself in this, check yourself.... I know I have. <p> http://tinyurl.com/yq5fyp
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#3 on your list one of my favorites, too. I also like the "sleeping guy" outside the wall Indy and Marion crawl through when they escape the Well of the Souls (yes, I know the story behind this, but I still think it's funny everytime I watch Raiders). <p> Also good is: <p> - Satipo whimpering as he turns around with a back full of tarantulas <p> - Indy's face after Henry Jones Sr. slaps him for saying "Jesus Christ, Dad." <p> - The lookon the guy's face who was just shot in the back by Marion in the Raven's Nest. <p> - the student with a "man crush" on Dr. Jones that leaves the apple on his desk in Raiders <p> - the face of Dietrich ("da boss German") just before he melts. god, what a great look of horrid awe. <p> Marcus "does ANYONE her speak English?" stumbling around looking for Sallah. <p> That fat guy's burp during the dinner scene at Pankot Palace. <p> jeez, I dig Indy movies so much that I could go on and on...
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The skinny arab laughing when he pulls out a knife after Marion has "threatened" him with a skillet. <p> And just for good measures...the monkey laying on the floor after finding out SHia was goign to be Indy's son/sidekick in this movie. BAD DATES! <p> <p> and....I'm spent. for now.
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My theory is that over the past 18 years the principal talent has been preoccupied to get together. Spielberg directing Schindler and Ryan and getting Dreamworks off the ground: Lucas with the prequels, and Ford...I don't know, practicing a Russian accent..and the matter of getting a script that everyone accepted. Its not like Joel Silver getting together with Jon Turteltaub to make a movie with Nicholas Cage...I don't have a problem with the movie being made, being made now, or whatever...I just have a problem with the BEEF.
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No bat nipples or making Optimus Prime look like an idiot with flames all over...this looks like true blue Indiana Jones, and these days thats all we can ask for.
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The business of sequels is fairly new, outside of James Bond. Usually one was done after an unexpected hit, and they rarely picked up any of the storyline from the first. Then directors started leaving the door open at the end, and finally trilogies came along. But when Raiders was done, I don't think they ever dreamed it would be as big as it was, or planned on making more.<p> In fact, Ford was so sick of Star Wars the only way they got him back for the third was to give him Raiders. By then, his star was burning hot and he had a great run of movies, so doing a second and a third Indy movie was no big deal. The guy did a movie a year from 1977 to 2000, most of them successful.<p> So he passes 60, looks around, and realizes "Hey, of all the roles I've played, which one could I still play and be believable? Maybe I will return Steven's call."<p> Movies are made for ego and money. No problem there. But what makes them special sometimes is when those involved have a real love for the project. I think all these guys do.<p> I'm really hoping they take it from the angle that Indy HAS NOT been on adventures for years. He has settled into just the teaching and is pulled back into it. I'd love to see him smack himself in the lip with the whip the first time after not having used it.<p> I really hope they pull this off because it has such potential. I hope they all get filthy richer because it's a great 2 hour ride.
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Didn't mean to get so specific. I was aiming for interchangable generic producer, director and action star.
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in this flick...like his dad and that Young-Indy episode. The guy didn't do anything to change his look in 20 years.. not even a little? 'Cept maybe get his jacket cleaned I guess.
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Is there ANY way of finding out what kind of camera took those pics?
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First of all, it's "Kasdan" and it's spelled "vengeance". Second, Boam was just one of many writers assigned to Crusade, one of them also being Menno Meyjes who co-wrote Empire of the Sun for Spielberg. The result was an amazing final chapter (at the time) for one of the greatest ACTION ADVENTURE movies of all time, so why wouldnt the Berg hire an action writer to throw around ideas? Is Crusade perfect? not really, but it works. You don't have to like it, it wasnt made specially for you. Lastly, this talk back is to celebrate the return of an iconic character and movie that has made us all fans, so in case you havent gotten the hint, we dont give a fuck about your opinions. -hugs and kisses, - The Ghost of Marcus Brody
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good to see you on here
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Oh, good one. <p> How about Sallah's reaction to the revelation that "they're digging in the wrong place" <P> I am the monarch of the sea!
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Indy's face when he's waiting for Willie Scott to pull the "fulcrum release lever" and free him and Shorty from certain death: <p>"Willy. We. Are. Going. To. DIE!" <p> The other one. The other one. Your other right!"
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nothing compells me away from working so much as an Indy talkback. Even when there's no running gag with titles, movie quotes, or ragging on the man for embracing buffet HAM.
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Thought I'd throw in a Working Girl quote as a palate cleanser. Here's a topic...name three favorite non-scifi/fantasy genre Harrison Ford flicks...I would go with Witness, Clear and Present Danger, and Air Force One...
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if he WASN'T wearing his recognized "Indy outfit" we'd all be complaining about it. <p> In fact, it makes sense to me that he'd still wear pretty much the same thing for the same adventurous purposes. <p> Like Orcus said, perhaps he hasn't been adventuring for a while til Mutt shows up and he just pulled these digs out of mothballs. <p> Maybe he's been adventuring off and on with decreasing frequency in the last 20 years since Last Crusade. Who knows. Maybe we'll find out in the movie. But, that kind of shirt, that fedora, that jacket - these are Indy's work clothes. Somebody said this above and it makes alot of sense why "he'd still wear the same thing" 20 years later. <p> And if you don't buy that and still have a problem with him being inthe same clothes, then my condolences. If this disappoints you, be prepared to stay home or see something else next May, because that should be the least of your concerns (if any) about KOCS.
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HUH?? are you kidding? probably a digital SLR. these are productions stills. yeah modern cameras are super neat, welcome to the 21st century
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Apocalypse Now since he only has a brief cameo? <p> I'd also pick Witness as well as Mosquito Coast. It's been a while since I watched The Fugitive, but I liked I when I saw it in theaters way back when. Another one it's been a loooong time since I've seen is Frisco Kid. Certainly not his "best", but I liked it was a kid.
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another good moment. I hope there are a few like that in KOCS. That one works so well in Raiders.
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Oh yea, Apocalypse made me think of his slightly larger role in The Conversation..and American Graffiti..I guess its harder than I thought.
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of Transformer boy, and that way Jackie Chan could have made an appearance as a grown up shortround...Legolas should also be in this film as a modern day pirate and he and Gimli should face/off(Nick Cage's bowl cut)
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1) Witness, 2) Mosquito Cost, and 3) Clear and Present Danger. I know I've repeated the favorites of others, but he only had fifteen years of solid movies under his belt. Ford may not be Ian Holm, but he used to push himself as an actor. Watch Mosquito Coast and tell me you don't forget its Ford fifteen minutes into that film. Now that I think about it, Witness? Mosquito Coast?, Ford needs to ditch Spielberg and team up with Peter Weir again. Maybe he'll have a role for him in Master and Commander 2: Say My Name Bitch!?
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All the haters on this site will be in line opening night.
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LOL <p> I'm the Indynaut, bitch!"
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Nov. 28, 2007, 7:50 p.m. CST
Indy's Outfit in fhe first movie was a filthied up NEW SUIT!
by NoDiggity
What did Indy pack for his trip? His whip and his gun. What was he wearing on the plane ride? A crisp, clean, NEW suit and hat! What was he wearing the rest of the movie? That same suit, all filthy and crappy. That hat of his is a filthy version of the new one he was wearing. Oh, and he LOSES that hat when he hitches a ride on the submarine, (at least, he leaves it aboard Katanga's vessel, and there's no reason to believe Katanga went out of his way to give it back). So Indy's outfit is basically the leather jacket and the whip, and the remains of whatever nice clothes he started out with, including whatever nice hat happened to be in fashion. The nostalgia for the first film is strangling this last film ... now we have to look at Indy wearing some mothballed looking leather jacket and hat, as if the real Indy would have held onto those old pieces of shit instead of getting newer duds. And you know what I hate about that last picture, with Shia? The cobwebs on Indy's hat, as if to say "Yes, this is an Indiana Jones movie, because there were cobwebs in that first cave Indy went into in the first movie!" Note how Shia's perfect coif is totally spiderweb free. Let's pray there isn't a cannibalistic scene where Indy brushes tarantulas off of Shia's back (though a cannibalistic scene where Shia gets skewered by sharpened sticks immediately after would be welcome).
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The Last Crusade was as good as original and Indy 4 will be awesome.
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of the three. temple of doom opened with james bond meets humphrey bogart, a chase through shanghai, into an airplane and down to india without a breather (well a feathery one), raiders started with the logo forming into the mountain with a faceless figure walking through the amazon into a trap-laden cave before his traitor helpers are dead and is ousted by his rival and escapes. crusade started with some guy who's not ford gaining the indy attributes in an evening in utah.
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This already has many signs of being a cynical cash-in on nostalgia, and an unimaginative one, as well as a blatant use of the series to trampoline Shia's career a little further. Aww, how nice of unka Spielberg to coddle the little princeling. Isn't it cute that Indy's son wears a leather jacket just like Indy? A chip off the old block, I tell ya! Can't wait to see Shia in "Timmy Jones and the Lost Jewels of Aardvark" or whatever the fuck piece of shit they are going to cram down our throats next.
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Just thought I'd add that.
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Yes, he is.
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But we were given the idea that he had gone on adventures before. Maybe he throws away old leather jackets and buys new ones, you know? Like he left his old hat behind in the first movie, and was wearing a brand new one at the end with Marion! But no, Indy has to be like some Fanboy who collects movie memorabilia of his own life, and keep the one jacket and hat from Temple of Doom (since he lost the Raiders one). It's retarded.
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Left it aboard the boat with Katanga along with the hat.
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You're being so fucking nitpicky you're coming off as nothing more than a fucking ignorant asshole.<br><br> Indy's UNIFORM is the leather jacket, the bullwhip and the fedora. It ALWAYS has been. We should expect no less from this one.<br><br>You know as well as I do that if Indy were wearing ANYTHING else but his normal threads, everyone would be in an uproar, including yourself.<br><br>So do yourself and everyone a favor, and just shut the fuck up. Don't see the movie. And quit spending your life trying to convince those of us who are excited for this why this will suck.<br><br>The reality is, you haven't seen anything of this movie. You haven't read the script. You haven't seen anything related to its production. And more importantly, you haven't watched the fucking thing.<br><br>Ford got this project started in 1994 when he became nostalgic for the character. You can find drafts online dated all the way back then. Ford, Spielberg's, and even Lucas's careers couldn't have been better. The timing was never right.<br><br>Everything we've heard has made it sound like Ford, Spielberg and Lucas wanted to revisit Indy out of pure nostalgia. It's not like they've suddenly decided to make one in the last year or two. This has been in development for OVER A DECADE -- by no means an EASY cash-grab.<br><br>So again, please shut the fuck up. Shut the fuck up, you ignorant asshole.<br><br>Shut the fuck up. Go to Hell.
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He was "out of uniform" quite often. When he was teaching at school, when he was on the plane to Tibet, and during the entire climax of the movie, during the opening of the Ark, where he was jacketless, hatless, and whipless. (yes, he lost his original whip on Katanga's boat too).
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Not on Katanga's boat. My bad.
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I thought I told you to shut the fuck up....?<br><br>Regardless of how often he wears it in Raiders, it was always intended to be his UNIFORM. The DVDs, the concept art, and the costume designs all confirm that.<br><br>His UNIFORM was inspired by Bogart's in Treasure of the Sierra Madre and espescially Charlton Heston's in Secret of the Incas. If you've never heard or seen these movies, do a fucking google search.<br><br>By the way, you're a moron.
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That's why the "uniform" fedora he wears is just a dirty version of the NEW fedora he wears with his new suit on the plane, and at the end with Marion. Didn't you ever notice that it was the same hat, only new?
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I honestly hope you're just fucking around. Because this is one of the most ridiculously retarded conversations ever.
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Nov. 28, 2007, 9:40 p.m. CST
Tivo, you aren't a real Raiders of the Lost Ark fan, are you.
by NoDiggity
Someone tells you something true about the original movie, and you call them "retarded"? Go watch the original movie again.
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Nov. 28, 2007, 9:42 p.m. CST
No, Orcus, Indiana Jones was supposed to be a real guy ...
by NoDiggity
... not fucking Batman.
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Indy in the Temple, with a beat up fedora.<br><br> http://tinyurl.com/375b65 Indy on the plane with a NEW but exact same fedora pushed back on his head <br><br> http://tinyurl.com/3yxzuh <br><br> Indy at the end of the movie, with another brand new, but exactly the same, fedora. <br><br> http://tinyurl.com/35y48g <br><br> http://tinyurl.com/2u9ryw
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but he keeps his dress shoes and black socks. k? then everyone is satisfied.
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Indy looks fucking great. What more do you want?
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Unlike LucASS he wont let us down.
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You've just lost all credibility. Go hang your head in shame.
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at the same time. he must be really pissed.
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Steven's last few fantasy-movies have not had the same magic. Casting Transformer-boy is further indication IMO that he has contracted Oliverstonitis, i.e. casting the most obvious, hip "of the moment" stars in your films, regardless of weather they are right for the part or not. Like a scene THE PLAYER only worse. Examples: Need an older actor to play Nixon. OF COURSE! Anthony Hopkins! Need a boy for my robot-boy movie. OF COURSE! Haley Joel Osment! Back in the day it was Henry Thomas now it 's the "it-boy" or girl fucking Dakota Fucking Fanning etc. Alexander the Great = Colin Farrel etc. etc. the list goes on...Oliverstoneitis, or Theplayeritis...whatever, Spielbergs got it. Un-inspired casting usually leads to un-inspired movies, un-inspired movies... lead to suffering. I really hope I'm wrong here though.
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Am I just remembering it through the rosy glow of the youngster I was almost 20 years ago? It was fun as hell at the time. As HELL I tell you.
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Epic story + great characters & action + flawless acting & directing + amazing ending(best of the three) = GREAT MOVIE. 10 out of 10 for me. The Last Crusade is a masterpiece.
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of doom was in the beginning of the film at the club when indys partner gets shot and he sees the hand draw back into the sleeve with the smoking gun the first thing indy does is avenge his friends death by ramming a flaming shishkabob into the guys stomach then he goes for the andtidote
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Spielberg has been searching for the right script for years and now he finally has one. And he's NOT gonna fail.
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Spielberg found Shia before he was the "it" kid
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Damn he looks old.
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that's what they said about Episode I
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Lucas isn't writing or directing Indy IV.
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is it just me, or do these look too clean, and just not-film-like at all? i know times have changed, but look at these pics back-to-back with pics from the other movies and they seem very out of place...
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...one of the most notorious trolls on AICN, NoDiggity, buddies up with one of the most obnoxious and hated talkbackers in ages, namely M-O-M. <p> Remember, NoDiggity is the guy who feared that Indy 4 was going to be "too pulpy".
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slapstick parody. villains out of a mel brooks movie. Non-entity girl. i don't know who ford was acting as but it sure wasn't indy. They have James Bond and yet do they make him a tough take charge man where Indy would keep up with ?no he's an annoying old man (and connery is my favorite actor). bland locales, glum score, no iconic moments as Raiders or Temple.
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Notorious for WHAT? Do you just like making shit up for attention?
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The Phantom Menace - Jar Jar Lucas ego trip Attack of the Clones - Geoge Lucas and his "I can do no wrong" attitude Revenge of the Sith - George Lucas learns from his mistakes and hires a decent writer to help him not to suck. The prequels sucked because of Lucas. Unlike Spielberg, he forgot how to write and direct for humans. So you cant compare Episode 1 to Indiana Jones 4. Lucas is not in charge. Spielberg IS.
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Waidaminnit!<br> He stole that from Chewie!
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NoSmeggity is just being modest.
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Ford looks good. Looks like a 50+ Indy. Shia looks okay. I still maintain that this will be a great film as long as they stay away from aliens inspiring civilisations in the past. Oh and :"It belongs in a musuem!" "So do you!"
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that is all.
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You wear the fucking things. Indy didn't wear one new hat on the plane and then pull out a squashed "Indy" hat out of his luggage. The Indy hat is a dirtier, more weatherbeaten version of his New hat.
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It's just what was told to us in the very first movie we fell in love with. Stupid sequels like Temple of Doom got all hung up on the iconography of the first film, and started fetishizing the details of Indy's outfit, like the Hat, but they weren't as good movies, were they, as the first one, which tried to make Indy look like a real character, who didn't fetishize his own clothing the way movie watchers would, who wore new hats to filthiness, lost them, bought new ones, wore them to filthiness. You know, like a real human being. That's what made the first movie so good, made us believe in Indiana Jones. Because it took the trouble to show him as a real human being, not a cartoon who was all about his Hat, Whip, and Jacket. And that's the point about these new pics. They have lost the real Indy and are just carefully applying the Hat, Jacket, Whip, Cobwebs, and god know what else cannibalized from the previous films to make sure they are serving up a Formula Indy Movie. Not a stirring, convincing movie, but regurgitated Pap. At least, that's what Picture Number 3 indicates, to me. Indy has fetishized his old costume and kept shitty, old, decrepit versions of his old costume, which the original Indy wouldn't have bothered to do. Because the original Indy seemed Real. This Indy seems like a self-conscious fake version of himself.
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Nov. 29, 2007, 6:49 a.m. CST
The amount of talk regarding Indy's wardrobe has me asking...
by rbatty024
is this Ain't it Cool News or a Project Runway website. Sheesh. What action film doesn't have its discontinuities. Besides, if he wasn't wearing the outfit people would be complaining a whole hell of a lot more. He can't wear the professor suit out into the jungle, can he?
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http://tinyurl.com/345d66 <br><br> If you look at that pic of Indy's trunk, he's thrown the jacket, whip, and gun into his trunk. No fucking "Indy" hat. Why? Because he's got a NEW one that he's going to wear until it gets filthy and "Indyish", and we see him wearing that new one on the plane.
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THIS is what you are focusing on in the sequels?? No wonder you don't like them.
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Buddy, I can't see how any Indiana fan could not look forward to his return to the big screen. You don't have a clue how much fun the new movie will be, I'm thrilled we're finally gonna see Harrison Indy back in action. (Me and most of the rest of the world). I bet all involved will try to make it as good and fun as possible. You sound like MoM's twin-brother. Are you ?
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Please stop. Just stop. You don't seem to recall what happened last time. Here's a refresher: you got your ass collectively kicked by virtually all of talkbackerdom. For your own sake, halt your ongoing quest to insert your head as far up into your rectum as it will go before all is lost. <p> Don't make me he-bitch man-slap you again.
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I'm going to too-great lengths to point out that Temple of Doom's overfocus on Indy's hat as a precious object to him is silly when, in Raiders, he's on his third hat by the end of the film, and has lost his jacket and whip. A good sequal would be faithful to THAT Indy, not to the Hat, Jacket, and Whip, which are superficial.
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Man, what a nerd you are. What's your age kid ? We look at the pictures and I'm sure no-one's gonna doubt that's INDIANA JONES. ALRIGHT ???!!! Now sing with me... TA-TA-TA-TAAA, TA-TA- TAAA....
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I can't believe you have hat issues. <p>Maybe, if we're lucky, we'll see him in the movie go into a store and buy a brand-spanking new hat! Because that's the REAL Indy...able to move on to a new hat in a blink of an eye! Maybe those pics above are of the "body-snatched" Indy!
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You're really edging into ringwearer9 territory with this shit. Just because the accessories weren't "fetishized" in Raiders doesn't mean they were any less an integral part of Jones's adventurer persona in that film. So Spielberg had a bit of fun with our familiarity with the character in subsequent outings - so fucking what? Is this all you've got?
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Nov. 29, 2007, 8:35 a.m. CST
Doc, Whatever the film will ultimately be remains to be seen.
by NoDiggity
We've only got hints now. What I'd like to see is something true to the original film's feel. Tongue in cheek "homages" to the original film, "having fun" as you put it, isn't going to be that. Was the original film making fun of itself? That's why it was such a hit, because it took itself seriously enough to encourage "suspension of disbelief" in the story. As for "all I've got" .... come on, it's early in the rumor/leak stage of the game. Plenty more pics, plenty more leaks, lots to look at and pour over. You want more? Hey, if I don't supply you with ominous presentiments of dread, other people will. I didn't invent love for the original Raiders movie, nor did I invent dislike for the cheap sequels, nor suspicion that this is going to be another poor one.
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Dude, you're still the guy who is afraid of Indy 4 being "too puply".
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..."too pulpy".
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Hi, hello, Hi! Hi Lost Jarv! Hi there! Hello there, Lost Jarv! Hi! Hi! Hi!
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Maybe he was originally very attached to his hat but then grew out of such behaviour in the year between Temple of Doom and Raiders!
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Hi! Hi There! Hello! How are you doing? How's things? Good! Good! I'm well, thank you very much. Thanks. Yes, I appreciate the kind words. No, I'll take a rain check on that, but next time I'm in town ... yes, you to. Good seeing you!
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probably not.<P>speaking of gays, what is this, queer eye?<P>hes wearing what hes wearing! yikes.
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Thanks.
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yowza!
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This TB has been up since Tuesday morning...Speilberg can't think that these pics aren't EVERYWHERE by now?
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that seems like the perfect movie to watch with dad, I haven't, but when dr. jones jr with his pop in the movie, I wonder what it would have been like.. to see it on the big screen.<P>hopefully we can see this one on the big screen, and get the chance to have a really great moment.
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when he slaps junior.. the face he makes, so great.<P>very hurt.<P>great scene.
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Now...THAT...is a title.
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I'd like to see Natalie in my room. In a pair of sketchers. Nothing else. And BSB, your Shia-as-the Fonz / Outsiders dialogue is hilarious. Aaaayyyyyy
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We all saw the photos. The general consensus was good. I wonder why the urge to make AICN remove them. Indiana Jones and the Lords of Flatbush.
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HUZZAH!!
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The hat, jacket, etc is his "uniform". It's what he wears in general, and it's not "realistic" (NoDiggity) that an adventurer like Indy would only ever have one of them. Like others said, he would certainly replace pieces as they were lost and in that time, it wouldn't have been unusual at all for a man to have more than one fedora. <p> And if you want to get nitpicky, you don't know how many hats Indy COULD have packed because we never see him close the suitcase and march directly onto the pier to board the plane. He could have continued packing. And Katanga was a friend of Sallah's so it's not beyond believable that he could have returned Jones' stuff to him eventually. As for Indy's hat looking "new" at the start of Raiders - so what? Under the presumption the world famous archaeologist adventurer loses stuff during his travels, it could have been a newly replaced hat. <p> What's ridiculous is that I even felt the need to add to this dialogue....
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she left her skechers at my place, soooo....<p>NoDiggity got me to thinking that I hope, nay, I pray that Indiana irons his 'archaeological' pants...I do NOT want to see wrinkled pants in the new Indy movie.
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He's got a valid point. Plus, I think Indy should accessorize more, perhaps with a nifty umbrella like his dad, or maybe a different satchel?
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as far as i could see the pictures were three images of Harrison Ford in the (ahem) "classic" Indy clothing. one pic showed Indy with another actor who is in the film, and using a conventional torch rather than a bone with a rag wrapped around it, soaked in paraffin and lit with a cigarette lighter that was always in the possession of a man that did not smoke. what the fuck is the secrecy about? i mean, they are standard, non-give away and not really anything secret images. if that's their attitude with mildly interesting but not at all revealing pictures, i mean, will they even let anyone in to the theatre to see the film?
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Read my lips . . . "NO E.T's" If they popped up in Star Wars it could happen here. I think I just tasted a little bit of sick.
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which means he's probably got enough problems in life as it is. <p> Besides, I don't care if he, or anyone else for that matter, voices that sort of stuff. That's what TBs are for (that and harping on Harrison's outrageous love of HAM!) But it's funny to me that NoDiggity would look at the hat thing so singularly and that it would erupt so much negativity. Come on, it's Indy's friggin fedora. That's what he wears. period. Don't worry about where he gets it from and when. Indy takes care of that part.
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only ET would also be wearing a leather jacket like Mutt's and it would say "E.T." on the left shoulder. And there's be pieces of a small boat in the pit they are looking down into and just visible on a plank it would say "Orca". And then a totally blue George Lucas would walk into the scene and announce he's the alien that started life on our planet and his name is Baron Whatever (as seen in ROTS). <p> I gotta get back to work.
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Nov. 29, 2007, 12:24 p.m. CST
NoDiggity has chosen a new fedora heres why
by NomoredirtyjokespleaseweareYanks
because he is metrosexual.
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Hurl.
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The dude is screwed in the head.
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They're changing the look based on their talkbacker focus group advisors. Indy is now going to wear a bandanna with a skull on it.
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but he better not care about that bandanna, cause then he wouldn't be the 'real' Indy. We are NOT supposed to have fun with the character!
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thanks for the even bigger pics ma'am!
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Once you grow balls big enough to answer questions put to you instead of being a little bitch about them, maybe I'll bother being offended by your very poor insults.
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http://tinyurl.com/yspgs3 <P>http://tinyurl.com/3dze8d
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http://tinyurl.com/yspgs3 <P>http://tinyurl.com/3dze8d
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moisture is the essence of wetness!
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Nov. 29, 2007, 1:55 p.m. CST
INDIANA JONES AND THE SPLITTER OF TERA PATRICK'S CHEEKS
by ToughGuyRizzo
You'd hit it too, come on!
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http://twitchfilm.net/site/view/indiana-jones-poster-style/ http://twitchfilm.net/site/images/entry_images/indieposter.jpg old news?
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People love The Last Crusade and there's nothing you can do to change their minds. So please stop bitching. The Last Crusade is one of the best movies ever made. And it's not an opinion, it's a FACT. Get used to it!
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when all the participants are as insanely rich as the main guys here they really don't have to do anything for the money.Thats not to say the film might not be bad...it could be but I don't believe for a minute that money is the main factor at play here. these guys are beyond doing stuff just for pay days
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terrible film. that fucking hokey knight at the end is really bad as is connery. Connery is such a bad actor it amazes me that he has had as long a career as he has. hes fucking awful.
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your opinion is the only one that matters. <p>Why do you always have to be a prick to people whose opinion you don't share?
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BLOODRAYNE and COMMANDO.<P>Discuss.
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where are you from again?
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IMDb user rating: 8.2/10 - top 250: #120. rottentomatoes.com - 93% Fresh. People love it, and critics(inluding Roger Ebert)love it. As I said before, The Last Crusade pathetic haters are in minority and their retarded opinions don't mean shit.
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The man asked you a question. Where are you from? Let's see how big of a hypocrite you are.
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in this talkback i explain about Crusade and how it's crap compared to the first two: http://tinyurl.com/2b5es9
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ROTHA: $384m BO, 95% RT, 4 Oscars. TOD: $333m BO, 91% RT, 0 Oscars. LC: $474m BO, 93% RT, 1 Oscar. <p> Having seen all three in theaters, Raiders was simply amazing, Temple was fairly disapointing, and Crusade was fun.
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Wow, again, a shocker -- M-O-M slimes his way out of yet another uncomfortable situation by pretending he didn't see the posts. <p> What a pussy.
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Hey Mr. ADD. See, I told you I knew there wasn't something quite right with you, why didn't you tell right away when I asked ? Alright,I'll try not to call you an imbecile anymore as it's bad enough as it is for you, although you're NOT making it easy for me. And just because of your ADD diagnosis it doesn't mean I have to agree with all your statements right ? What bugs me is that you don't say you think, but tell us it's FACT that Spielberg and friends are making a brand new Indiana Jones movie SOLELY for financial reasons. Did Lucas or The Beard arrange a meeting with you to tell you ? Was it your buddy Shia maybe who felt miserable because you didn't enjoy Transformers ? Was it Ford himself ? You'll never be able to back up your claims or as you call 'em, FACTS, so stop making a fool of yourself. Alright now, are you indeed Portugese ?
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COMMANDO?! Really?
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M-O-M constantly claims it's "irrelevant" where he comes from and refuses to answer, but will for example insult Americans for being Americans if they have an opinion he disagrees with. <p> Also, in the Golden Compass TB he felt perfectly okay asking Jarv where he was from. <p> Hypocrisy, thy name is M-O-M.
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Batman: $413 BO, 72% RT, 1 Oscar. Lethal Weapon 2: $230 BO, 73% RT. Driving Miss Daisy: $145m BO78% RT, Best Picture and 3 other Oscars.<p> The other "big" films of 1989? Look Who's Talking, Twins, Back to the Future 2, Ghostbusters 2, Little Mermaid.
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Yes I know he's really secretive about that, but I would like to know why he would be. Nobody should be insecure for telling where you're from right? Well,he DID reveal he's suffering from a mental disorder (which I already noticed after I read a bunch of his posts on this forum) so, I guess telling where you're from should be a really minor thing compared to that. And yes, I know the insults can be maddening. The bloke just doesn't know when to shut up, but that's part of the disorder. To be continued.
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to bankruptcy twice before, I find it hard to believe that their coffers are that low. Look at the domestic box office for 6...count em 6 films. Bee Movie, 111 million and counting, Blades Of Glory 118 mil, Disturbia 80 mil, Norbit 95 mil, Shrek The 3rd 320 mil, Transformers 319 mil. Thats over 1 billion domestic for six films, not counting overseas and video. Even if Dreamworks just gets a portion of that, its gravy. And I only see Paramount and Lucasfilm attached to Indy 4, no mention of Dreamworks on the official site, and no mention of it on Dreamwork's roster of 2008 releases. So how does Dreamworks profit from this "cash grab"?
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Anyway spielberg needs to get back to his roots and stop making all these heavy fx movies and pussy shit like war of the worlds. Make us believe in movie magic again berg!
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The pictures were clearly posed, which means they plan to release them for promotional online chattering, or they're going to issue collectable packs of baseball card style 'indy cards'<br> Anyway, if you missed them, just picture Ephram Cochran in a fedora.
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The guy from spilebergfilms.com got approval from Lucasfilm & Amblin. Go there if you want to see the pictures (to those who missed it).
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Twins! heh heh
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has nothing to do with the Indy franchise. It's all Paramount and LucasFilms. The only relevance is the fact that the director is part owner of that company. Secondly, if you feel comfortable saying that "Last Crusade" was one of the worst movies of '89, I'm sorry 'Look Who's Talking' and 'The Little Mermaid' gave you your fill of movies for that summer. Which, by the way, was one of the best summers for movies EVER. - MB
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so...does paramount ask folks to take them down while lucasfilm and amblin give their approval? who gives i shit, as everyone has seen them already and by tomorrow...they'll probably be up at the official site...
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Hey all you young thangs out there. Watch yer yap! I'm 51 and I can bench 400 lbs. Do 100 pushups and still fuck a young girl into a coma. What can YOU do? Mojo
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So what? You won't be able to in a few VERY short years. Like you wouldn't want to be 35 again.
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ok I know I'm reading high up on the talkbacks and no one remembers those posts, but still I gotta say:<br> Arnold Schwarzenegger singing Yakety-Yak out of tune in austrian accent was hilarious.<br> In 1989, that is.
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you really think an INDY movie with Brett Ratner/McG/Pitof/Satan as director would be better than having Spielberg? Clearly you cherish your Rush Hour trilogy, Catwoman and X-men 3 dvd box set. <p> Regardless of how bad you thought Minorty Report, Catch me if you Can, and his other recent films are, I still feel having Steven Spielberg back directing and putting his heart into another Indiana Jones film is a fantastic thing. And I certainly aint gonna knock it till ive tried it!<p> Indeed I am very excited for it.
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. . . I knew they'd end up disappearing. That's why they're on the ol' hard drive now.
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"The Berg, The Beef and the Beard".... I like that. A lot.
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35, naw i'd rather be 18!!! whogives a fuck! It's better to love the skin you are in. 50 is the new 30.
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Catch Me If You Can and Minority Report are top notch. I think what bothers you the most is that he is consciously changing his style. If he was still making the same kinds of films he was in the eighties I would be bored to tears with Spielberg. Even The Terminal, which was a complete failure, was at least interesting. It was a strange attempt at confronting America post-9/11 with the film style of the forties. Not surprisingly it fell apart, but like I said at least it was interesting.
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Puh-leeeeeeze.
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It took, what, 3 days, for the pics to be pulled.
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Nov. 30, 2007, 12:07 a.m. CST
"Throw me the idol! I hit you with my four mechanical arms!"
by MrMysteryGuest
Alfred Molina "is" Satipo!
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alfie molina rocks!
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Whenever we get too tired of M-O-M's horseshit, all we have to do is ask him where he's from and BAMF! He's gone. <p> Good call on SPR, but Minority Report was horrendous for numerous reasons, not least of which being an unforgivably stupid and hole-ridden story masquerading as smart SF. I don't mind howling lapses in logic in movies, but I prefer them in enjoyable schlock, not movies pretending to be more clever than they actually are.
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Oh, go fuck yourself you hypocritical, chickenshit jackhole.
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Not only that, but after the ludicrous plot device of removing eyes and changing identity, what's the first thing he does upon entering the police station? The first person he comes across he walks up to and says "hey, it's me!" <p> Don't even get me started on Colin Farrell's awful performance.
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awwwwwww.....
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LP - The Bates would not be able to digest such bull shit.
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(shudder) it makes me want to cry. <p>Very well, we shall see if the beast can prepare for...this.
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Weren't ET and Poltergeist from summer '82 as well? I know they were '82.
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and not wrinkled is, they're Haggar permanent press pants. That, and the Crystal Skull Aliens gave him a magic potion to make his laundry come out wrinkle-free and smelling like springtime in a meadow.
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I do think there's something to be said about whether or not we want Spielberg to go back to his roots. I think the people who malign Spielberg's later output are nostalgic for the Spielberg of old and aren't willing to listen to anything he has to say since the late nineties, included attempts to return to the eighties. I think he has done a great job changing his style from film to film and while he's had some bumps in the road (The Terminal) I would rather him put out some interesting movies and risk failure rather than just play it safe. I think of Indy4 as Spielberg going back one last time to see if he still has it, that sense of wonder and adventure from the eighties. It's been a long time since we've seen that Spielberg (Jurassic Park, I think) but I sure would like to see him try.
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Look me up in the Zone if you get a chance. I have some info I don't want to share here.
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Hello again. I'm not saying I even come close to understanding Hollywood accounting (I'm sure Peter Jackson would concur). I just wanted to challenge your assertion that Indy 4 is calculated to help Dreamworks, when Dreamworks is not attached to it beyond Spielberg's involvement.
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Suck that, you were too late, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
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We had Rocky III, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, and Friday the 13th III (with Jason's first appearance in a hockey mask). Also, the greatest movie of all time--Megaforce--hit screens in June of that summer. First Blood was also a 1982 film, but not until October. Creepshow was released in the US in November '82. There have been great summers of movies, but it's hard to top the number of good (or at least memorable) films from that year. I was 11 years old.
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I will say it till I die.<p> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:1971_films
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Unless the Dreamworks logo or something along the lines of "In Association with Dreamworks..." shows up in the opening credits, then they've got nothing to do with this film. (I have little doubt that we will see the "LucasFilm" logo and the Paramount mountain.) And to claim that this film is a cash grab for Dreamworks via Paramount is utter speculation. The proof will be in the contracts.
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...you've had some pretty fair questions put to you in this (and other) Talkbacks. I don't know why you just don't stand up for yourself and answer them. It seems simple enough.<P>And COMMANDO? Really?!
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Oh, I've been around. Good to see you, too.<P>What's this I see - you referring to yourself in the third person in TB?<P>;^)
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So, let's say someone (like myself) put the same or similar questions to you and asked them in a polite, conversational manner...would you answer them?
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and WITHOUT Indy title parodies
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Right there with you on Munich, it's Spielberg's second masterpiece after Jaws. Have you noticed that his "adult" phase seemed to start with his collaboration with Janusz Kaminski?
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Annie Hall, A Bridge Too Far, Close Encounters, Goodbye Girl, High Anxiety, Hills have Eyes, Pete's Dragon, Piece of the Action, Slap Shot, Star Wars, The Van (a real guilty pleasure)
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I'm just surprised anyone here is still bating you for your opinions.
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oops.
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The "Good Deeds biting you in the Ass" theme isn't adult. In fact, it's an argument against liberalism, leading down the path to "necessary" brutality. It's an argument in which democracy, decency, dies. Is this what you admire in SPR and Munich? Certainly SPR promotes that argument, once when the German soldier they let go returns to shoot the nice Tom Hanks, but also, cannibalistially, repeating it when Sgt. Upham, who let the German go, freezes in fear on the steps while a German soldier stabs the JEWISH soldier to death, turning it into another Holocaust allegory. As for Munich, even though it looks like the writer of the screenplay was very much AGAINST assassination teams, and felt that violence begat violence, the film was shot in such a way that it seemed to forgive the Mossad assassination team everything. You had Raiders adventure music playing over the introduction to the conference with Golda Meier at the beginning, every Palestinian, no matter how heartfelt his lines, was played by someone unappealing. If the Spymaster was supposed to be an evil to be rejected at the end, then Spielberg went out of his way to make sure he was played like a loving dad, so the rejection later would play like ingratitude. Any rational consideration of the effect of condoning brutal solutions to problems, on the people who condone it's uses, is softened by cinematic tricks that tell us it's all Indiana Jones vs. the Nazis again. It's as childish as it ever was, except now it's supporting real world practices of torture and extra-legal murder. But when God is on your side, it's not really torture and murder, is it.
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Nov. 30, 2007, 11:29 p.m. CST
NoDiggity, I'm sorry but I think the fact that there was...
by rbatty024
plenty of outrage from the Jewish/Isreali community about the film is plenty of evidence that the movie is more complex than you make it out to be.
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I thought this was exciting enough to get at least a couple in this talkback.
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... doesn't mean that the director wasn't trying to undermine the more liberal message of the screenwriter. It just means that there are plenty right wing bigots in the Jewish community who didn't want the anti-Mossad message even mentioned. I suppose we have to give Spielberg credit for allowing it air, even if he did try to undermine it in the way he presented it. I just suspect his aim was to present it and undermine it.
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when Jarv presses him on something he typed. He really shouldn't miss his medications like that.
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Jones is right. Go fuck yourselves if you think you'd be able to do any better. Harrison will always kick ass. And as for Shia being a bad actor, you can go fuck yourself again. Why do you think he's taking off in hollywood??? He sure as hell didn't get there for any other reason than being a good actor. He is where he is because he deserves to be. He's quickly becoming one of my favorite actors and that says alot seeing as Chritopher Walken is my goddamn hero. You smug assholes piss me off. And happen to think his hair is sexy... the man is fine, you're just mad cause you're not. I'm only 2 years older than him... I'd definately get with him. Go watch A guide trys and tell me he's not a phenominal actor. Pricks.
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true dat!! i wish i could, like send you a gift basket or do something for you!!, hehe, couldn't of said it better my self, i would like to go on a rant but i think you've said it all : )
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