Indiana Jones and the Trailer of Lost Trailers
Classic Indiana Jones. Plus I'm still jazzed up about Lego Indiana Jones for... um... my son. Yeah, that's it. I'll be buying it for my son.
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Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
That rocks!!!!
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I've been a little leary of Harrison Ford ever since he got that stupid earring and started dating Calista Flockhart. However, the first date I ever had, I went to see the Raider's of the Lost Ark and we held hands. 
It was so romantic. Except my mom made me bring my brother because I was only 10 or 11 and she didn't want me alone with a boy.
Edited, Feb 14th 2008 9:24pm by Annabella
It was so romantic. Except my mom made me bring my brother because I was only 10 or 11 and she didn't want me alone with a boy. Edited, Feb 14th 2008 9:24pm by Annabella
Turin wrote:
Seriously, what the f*ck nature?
Dooo doo dooo!
Going to be awesome. Unless they make greedo shoot first or something
Going to be awesome. Unless they make greedo shoot first or something
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Hmmm...I'm bracing for disappointment. The one-liners in the trailer seemed too (what's the opposite of subtle?) and self-aware.
It's like he was pausing and then removing himself from the movie to clearly annunciate the joke to make sure everyone gets it.
It's like he was pausing and then removing himself from the movie to clearly annunciate the joke to make sure everyone gets it.
Ooooohhhh...
King Nobby wrote:
More words please
trickybeck wrote:
Hmmm...I'm bracing for disappointment. The one-liners in the trailer seemed too (what's the opposite of subtle?) and self-aware.
It's like he was pausing and then removing himself from the movie to clearly annunciate the joke to make sure everyone gets it.
It's like he was pausing and then removing himself from the movie to clearly annunciate the joke to make sure everyone gets it.
I got that to but it didn't seem so much like he was trying to make sure everyone got the joke as he was just tired. And I don't mean in the sense of "Hi, I'm Indy, I'm an old guy and god damn, crazy stuff just keeps happening to me. ha.ha.ha. Oh well I guess I got one more adventure in me." but more like "Hi my name is Harrison Ford and holy **** I can't believe I'm trying to pretend I'm still young enough to play lead in an action movie. Hey! Let's swing on my whip one more time!"
Saw this today and got all excited. They did a great job making him look like he's still alive. 
Jophiel wrote:
Indiana Jones and the Trailer of Lost Trailers
Classic Indiana Jones. Plus I'm still jazzed up about Lego Indiana Jones for... um... my son. Yeah, that's it. I'll be buying it for my son.
Classic Indiana Jones. Plus I'm still jazzed up about Lego Indiana Jones for... um... my son. Yeah, that's it. I'll be buying it for my son.
I was personally really excited to find out(logic at first, then I got my former boss to admit it) that the production crew that was staying at the hotel I work for was filming out in the desert about 40 minutes from here for this movie.
And the UFO geek in me loved the crate that said Roswell, New Mexico on it.
Isn't he immortal or something? Not Harrison Ford, obviously, we can all tell he's gonna die soon, but Indy.
At the end of the last one ("Indiana Jones and the Quest for the Holy Grail" was it called? We're the archeologists of the round table), he drinks from the Holy Grail, and pours some on his dad's bullet wound which suddenly heals... I thought that was the whole point of the Holy Grail thing, that he was immortal like the old dude guarding it.
It's been ages since I saw it, so maybe I'm just getting old and confused, like Harrison Ford.
At the end of the last one ("Indiana Jones and the Quest for the Holy Grail" was it called? We're the archeologists of the round table), he drinks from the Holy Grail, and pours some on his dad's bullet wound which suddenly heals... I thought that was the whole point of the Holy Grail thing, that he was immortal like the old dude guarding it.
It's been ages since I saw it, so maybe I'm just getting old and confused, like Harrison Ford.
Yay, new Indy!
Is that Cate Blanchett as the bad chickie? Is there a movie out there that doesn't have her in it?
Is that Cate Blanchett as the bad chickie? Is there a movie out there that doesn't have her in it?
What's bred in the bone will not out of the flesh.
He was only immortal as long as he stayed in the cave. Once he left the cave, (which he had to, as it was collapsing) he went back to being "normal."
I like the trailer and will undoubtedly take that day off from work.
I like the trailer and will undoubtedly take that day off from work.
I voted for the other guy.
Tacosid wrote:
He was only immortal as long as he stayed in the cave. Once he left the cave, (which he had to, as it was collapsing) he went back to being "normal."
So the Holy Grail only works in that cave? That one cave? Its powers are limited by geographical constraints due to statutory regulations? And how do you know all this?
Also, who cares if the cave is collapsing if he's immortal? For an archeologist, he's not being very meticulous about all this.
Finally, if "Indiana" is really the name of the dog, aren't we all just gonna be watching a modern version of "Lassie takes on the *****?"
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Is there a movie out there that doesn't have her in it?
Young Frankenstein
Star Wars
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Schindler's List
Gone With The Wind
But I think that's about it.
Nadenu, Goblin in Disguise wrote:
Gone With The Wind
Actually, she plays the wind in that movie.
And really well too. It's almost like a real wind, but then you're all like "Oh wait a minute, isn't that Scarlett Johanson?" and then everyone is like "Oh - my - God, I can't stand people who talk in the theatre" And you're all like "Well what the fUck are you doing watching that film in the theatre? Why not go to the movies like a normal person?" And they're all like "well we enjoy the velvet seats, and to tell you the truth, we want a gin and tonic at the interval" so you're like "well ok, fair enough mate, but next time just can just rent the DVD. By the way, did you see the footy last night?" And they're all like "Wait, isn't that Cate Blanchett?" and you're like "what did I say?" and they go "Scarlett Johanson" and I'm like "well dude, I always mix them up you know" and they're all like "well it's easy to tell the difference, if the film is not made by Woody Allen then it's Cate Blanchett in it" and you're like "well thanks for clearing that up! See you tomorrow same time same place?" and they're like "well, I dunno, it's not like we kept the pigs together or anything" and you're like "fine, be like that biotch" and they're like "by the way, we call "cinemas" "theatres" in the US" and you're like "really? well what do you call "theatres" then?" and they're all like "well dude, guess we call them theatres too. Weird innit?"
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Weird innit?
Yes. Yes you are.
Opening Night is on my wife's birthday.
I told her we'll be celebrating Indiana Jones this year.
I told her we'll be celebrating Indiana Jones this year.
Jophiel wrote:
Classic Indiana Jones. Plus I'm still jazzed up about Lego Indiana Jones for... um... my son. Yeah, that's it. I'll be buying it for my son.
Awesome! My son will love this just as much as yours will!
I still have to finish LEGO Star Wars 2 (not a fan of the prequel trilogy or its corresponding game). Hell, I even stop by and ogle the giant 52-million-piece SW LEGO sets at the LEGO store in the mall.
publiusvarus wrote:
we all know liberals are well adjusted american citizens who only want what's best for society. While conservatives are evil money grubbing scum who only want to sh*t on the little man and rob the world of its resources.
I want one of those hats so I can RP as Indy later on.
Donate. One day it could be your family.
An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come. Victor Hugo
An invasion of armies can be resisted, but not an idea whose time has come. Victor Hugo
Awesome, awesome, awesome.
Shia LaBoeuf or whatever his name is seems to be getting into all the good movies lately.
Shia LaBoeuf or whatever his name is seems to be getting into all the good movies lately.
I don't care how old that man is. I still pause to watch Working Girl just to get a glimpse of that smirk.
That, and I'm married to his real-life counterpart (just as witty and old-fashioned and wry, none of the tedious gallivanting around Saudi Arabia and the like). Boys might like the fighting Indy, but I always had a soft spot for the smart-aleck intellectuals.
That, and I'm married to his real-life counterpart (just as witty and old-fashioned and wry, none of the tedious gallivanting around Saudi Arabia and the like). Boys might like the fighting Indy, but I always had a soft spot for the smart-aleck intellectuals.
Atomicflea wrote:
none of the tedious gallivanting around Saudi Arabia and the like
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Atomicflea wrote:
I don't care how old that man is. I still pause to watch Working Girl just to get a glimpse of that smirk.
I adore that movie.
Can't wait for the new Indy. I want to see that whip action.
Hopefully it'll be better than Six Days, Seven Nights, or any of George Lucas's previous attempts to extort money out of the public by butchering a classic franchise (see: Star Wars: Episodes 1-3 ).
Jophiel wrote:
I managed to be both retarded and entertaining.
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