Indiana Jones
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He's fighting a Russian dude in a military base and they end up on this experimental rocket engine thing on tracks which blasts them out into the desert then he wanders off and ends up in one of those fake towns they were testing nukes on.
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lala
I'd like to see black hijabi indiana jones busting the colonial loots out of the western museums
or is that Paddington 1
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Ricky Gervais has all the crates kept safe
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lala
not necessarily - they managed to do the ark of the covenant without ever mentioning ethiopia
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I'm still trying to work out what's so unconvincing about the aliens in the fourth one. It's occurring in a universe with established supernatural and fantastical elements, but it just feels weird. I guess it's down to the lack of history/mythology when it comes to extraterrestrials relative to the wealth of material and cultural influence of something like Christianity. There just isn't as much to draw on and it feels less consequential than God obliterating a bunch of Nazis or the discovery of the Holy Grail.
Apparently Lucas actually feels the Grail was a bit weak too,
"The Holy Grail was sort of feeble," says Lucas. "But, at the same time, we put the father in there to cover for it. I mean, the whole reason it became a dad movie was because I was scared to hell that there wasn't enough power behind the Holy Grail to carry a movie."
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Apparently Lucas actually feels the Grail was a bit weak too,
"The Holy Grail was sort of feeble," says Lucas. "But, at the same time, we put the father in there to cover for it. I mean, the whole reason it became a dad movie was because I was scared to hell that there wasn't enough power behind the Holy Grail to carry a movie."
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I watched a short film about the development of Kingdom of the Crystal Skull last night and the potential titles they were throwing out were unbelievably bad,
Indiana Jones and the Atomic Ants.
Indiana Jones and the Son of Indiana Jones.
Indiana Jones and The Mysterians.
Indiana Jones and the Atomic Ants.
Indiana Jones and the Son of Indiana Jones.
Indiana Jones and The Mysterians.