[Chris]

Aw fuck, he is dead. Denholm Elliott - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Scott]

Originally Posted by sakeido

Was I the only person who liked Shia Labeouf in transformers? I thought he was fucking hilarious.

I'm there with ya bro. I really liked him in Transformers.

[Chris]

Easter eggs from another site:

1. The beginning of the movie began just like Raiders Of the Lost Arc where the paramount mountain turned into a mountain but this time it was a gopher hill, instead of a mountain in South America. It was poking fun of the very first shot in the indy franchise. 2. The car race at the beginning of the film was a tribute to George Lucas's first big movie American Grafitti which also starred Harrison Ford. 3. The Area 51 hanger was where the Arc was put at the very end of Raiders of The Lost arc. At the end of the chase scene you actually see the Arc in a smashed open crate. 4. Indy had pictures of his Dad and Marcus on his desk in his home. He said they had died. His dad "died of old age" and remember his dad drank from the holy grail in Crusade, which is supposed to give immortality. 5. Marian Ravenwood had her mouth tied again the same way as in Raiders when she was captured by Natzi's. 6. There was a statue of Marcus Brodie in the college and he ended up helping Indy one last time. And there was a Barber shop called Brody's Barbershop that they raced by. 7. Indy said "I am your father" same line as Darth vader said to Luke in Empire Strikes back another Lucas movie. 8. When Indy was sinking in quicksand (or whatever it was) Mutt threw him a snake to save him and of course we know Indy HATES SNAKES.

[Mr. S]

Originally Posted by Chris

Easter eggs from another site:

number four confused me somewhat during the film as well

[Blexican]

Shia Lebouf is the king of No.

[The Dark Wolf]

King of aver-acting more like.

[Toshiro]

Originally Posted by Chris

Definitely the weakest of the four but still enjoyable and decent closure to the series, though it could have been executed better. I just wish it was juuuust a little more bloody. Ok, a lot more bloody. Oldschool Indy had hearts getting torn out of chests, people falling into lava, dudes cut in half, melting nazis (worth mentioning twice) and Indy shooting people all the time. This one seemed a bit more geared towards kids. I hope that's it, and I'm not just getting older.

Considering the amount of toys this one has spawned, I'd say they're definitely going for a younger audience this time out. I don't remember there being a large Indiana Jones toy set from the first 3 movies. I imagine parents in the 80's would've had a fit over "Heart ripping Mola Ram", had there been one.

[Chris]

^ There's also like 300 new Indiana Jones paperbacks in the book section of the Wal Mart near me.

[telecaster90]

I went into this movie with an open mind, but a few cool scenes aside such as

the bar fight/chase through New Haven

, I couldn't get into it. I did like the allusions to the other Indy movies and to Star Wars, though.

[neon_black88]

That, plus the oldschool Indy "thwack!" whenever he punches someone is just good stuff.

I leaned over to my friend and mentioned this with exitement. The movie was a bit of a let down though. Oh well Batman is comming!

The two most rediculous moments for me were 1. The Transformers kid swinging on the vines with the monkeys, 2. the aliens. Everything else wasn't that bad in comparison, and if you watch the old ones there's some stuff thats almost as rediculous as that.

Defenetly not as memorable as the older ones, I'm a Temple Of Doom kinda guy, everything from that movie is memorable.