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  1. Originally posted by MWSAH[..]

    They were just scared, weren't they? The film starts slowly though, with that relationship chatter..

    Anyway:

    Mr. and Mrs.Smith


    Mmmmm, Angelina....
  2. Just finished watching "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom."

    Wow, that movie is terrible.
  3. Originally posted by yuri31[..]

    Mmmmm, Angelina....


  4. casino royal...
    liked the poker part of it, the action scenes are good to over the top Bond

    i think he, Daniel Craig, did a good job..

  5. Originally posted by haytrainJust finished watching "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom."

    Wow, that movie is terrible.


    Serious ?

    Relative to the other two or full-stop?

    Beowulf. Now that isb shit. No redeeming features.
  6. Originally posted by djrlewis[..]

    Serious ?

    Relative to the other two or full-stop?

    Beowulf. Now that isb shit. No redeeming features.


    IMHO, the best of the Indiana Jones movies was "Raiders of the Lost Ark"...."Last Crusade" is a ways behind that, and then "Temple of Doom" is light years behind that. Shouldn't have been made in the state it was in. The Short-Round character is horrible, and Kate Capshaw's female-lead is unwatchable. (she also just happens to be the director's wife....) All she does is scream and get grossed out by things in the jungle. Indiana Jones would never fall for a woman like that. (am I taking this a little too seriously? Probably so.)
  7. The Kite Runner. One of the best movies in years.
  8. Originally posted by haytrain[..]

    IMHO, the best of the Indiana Jones movies was "Raiders of the Lost Ark"...."Last Crusade" is a ways behind that, and then "Temple of Doom" is light years behind that. Shouldn't have been made in the state it was in. The Short-Round character is horrible, and Kate Capshaw's female-lead is unwatchable. (she also just happens to be the director's wife....) All she does is scream and get grossed out by things in the jungle. Indiana Jones would never fall for a woman like that. (am I taking this a little too seriously? Probably so.)


    I will take your points and agree fully. However, I think it is still a strong film, especially if compared to others in it's genre (Mummy etc). The action sequences show the increase in funding from Raiders. Rollercoaster is corking. And I actually quite like Short-Round.

    Raiders is peerless though.

    Now there's two of us taking it too seriously...

    What do you think about Crystal Skull then? Worried/excited/couldn't care less/wish they'd not bothered??
  9. Originally posted by djrlewis[..]

    I will take your points and agree fully. However, I think it is still a strong film, especially if compared to others in it's genre (Mummy etc). The action sequences show the increase in funding from Raiders. Rollercoaster is corking. And I actually quite like Short-Round.

    Raiders is peerless though.

    Now there's two of us taking it too seriously...

    What do you think about Crystal Skull then? Worried/excited/couldn't care less/wish they'd not bothered??


    Crystal Skull with Harrison in it's seventies (or sixties, whatever..)...don't expect that much..
  10. Originally posted by MWSAH[..]

    Crystal Skull with Harrison in it's seventies (or sixties, whatever..)...don't expect that much..


    Sixties.

    And the trailer looks good. I have faith in Harrison, Steven and George. I think they'll play on the age thing well...
  11. Originally posted by djrlewis

    What do you think about Crystal Skull then? Worried/excited/couldn't care less/wish they'd not bothered??


    I'm excited to go see Crystal Skull, just because it's Indiana Freakin' Jones and I grew up trying to mimic the storylines in the backyard with my friends....but to be honest, the trailer scares me. George Lucas proved with the Star Wars prequels that he goes overboard when it comes to special effects, to the point where they're actually distracting because they don't look real. When I watched the Crystal Skull trailer, I half expected Jar Jar Binks to pop up.....

    But I'll still be lining up on opening day, no question.
  12. Small Soldiers!
    Saw it in Sainsburys for a mere £4 and remember the joy it brought me back when I was a kid and it first came out. Now it's insanely cheesey at points but still retains the awesome sort of toy story injected with fire and war and what not attitude. That and Kirsten Dunst
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