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Old 05-05-2012, 03:27 PM  
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Old 05-06-2012, 06:49 PM   #46
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Yeah, that's an Easter egg that's been known for a while. Funny though, I was watching ToD yesterday with my wife and pointed it out to her.
It's kind of cool, I hadn't seen Raiders, Temple of Doom or Last Crusade for at least 10 years. Probably 20 for Temple of Doom. My kids wanted to watch them because they have a Lego Indiana Jones game, and so I've watched them with them. It's almost like seeing them brand new.

Now I'm dreading the Crystal Skull. They want to watch that next.
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Old 05-06-2012, 06:58 PM   #47
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It's kind of cool, I hadn't seen Raiders, Temple of Doom or Last Crusade for at least 10 years. Probably 20 for Temple of Doom. My kids wanted to watch them because they have a Lego Indiana Jones game, and so I've watched them with them. It's almost like seeing them brand new.

Now I'm dreading the Crystal Skull. They want to watch that next.
I actually liked basic stoy of Crystal Skull. Unfortunately it was terribly acted, directed and written. Just cheesy as hell. The swinging monkeys alone were enough to ruin the film. 'Mutt' Williams was also just a terrible idea. No idea what Lucas/Spielberg were thinking. How did they take that many years and go through that many scripts only to end up with that bullshit?
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Old 05-06-2012, 07:00 PM   #48
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This is a fun thread, unfortuantely I have nothing to add to it.

I saw Ishtar in the theatre...?

That's all I got.
So did I. Ill defend that movie till the day i die. IMO its funny and not nearly as bad as its reputation.


Heres the opening 10 minutes. Pure brilliance.


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I actually liked basic stoy of Crystal Skull. Unfortunately it was terribly acted, directed and written. Just cheesy as hell. The swinging monkeys alone were enough to ruin the film. 'Mutt' Williams was also just a terrible idea. No idea what Lucas/Spielberg were thinking. How did they take that many years and go through that many scripts only to end up with that bullshit?
I've never seen the whole thing. I watched the scene where they were riding a motorcycle around the college and I just couldn't go on. I'll have to bite my tongue when I watch with them, because they're too little to know how crappy it is, probably.
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Old 05-06-2012, 07:04 PM   #50
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So did I. Ill defend that movie till the day i die. IMO its funny and not nearly as bad as its reputation.


Heres the opening 10 minutes. Pure brilliance.
I was so bored with it I left halfway through... but go you.

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I've never seen the whole thing. I watched the scene where they were riding a motorcycle around the college and I just couldn't go on. I'll have to bite my tongue when I watch with them, because they're too little to know how crappy it is, probably.
Teach them. They are our future.
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I like on TCM when the guy comes on before movies and gives a little backstory on the film, director, or the actors. Sometimes I don't even watch the film, I just watch the little intro.
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Old 05-06-2012, 08:16 PM   #53
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I don't think Fairplay is a noonan fan. I'm not really sure if that's the case and if it is I'm not sure why. I don't think we've ever really talked. Meh... some people you like some people you don't.

Fwiw I did leave the theatre during Ishtar as I remember.
did fairplay pull a gun on you there too?
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He might have if he was there. He seems to dislike me.
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I actually liked basic stoy of Crystal Skull. Unfortunately it was terribly acted, directed and written. Just cheesy as hell. The swinging monkeys alone were enough to ruin the film. 'Mutt' Williams was also just a terrible idea. No idea what Lucas/Spielberg were thinking. How did they take that many years and go through that many scripts only to end up with that bullshit?
Take out the ****ing reeruned swinging monkeys scene at that movie gets a solid B to B-.
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I like on TCM when the guy comes on before movies and gives a little backstory on the film, director, or the actors. Sometimes I don't even watch the film, I just watch the little intro.

Same here, except I usually get drawn into watching the movie...
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Take out the ****ing reeruned swinging monkeys scene at that movie gets a solid B to B-.
and the refrigerator and the giant ants and the writer of the horrible script
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and the refrigerator and the giant ants and the director and the horrible script


I thought the Crystal was watchable until the monkey scene. I looked at my wife when it happened and said,"This movie just turned into a pile of shit."
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