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A number of entities fall in succession into a water-filled area walled-in by stone, with at least one of them being a child.
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Mad Doctor waxes philosophical regarding the unconventional experiment on the shackled subject.
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The character with the "over-the-top eastern European accent" hatches a covert plan to enlist the help of the reluctant title hero to decipher the writings of a lunatic mind.
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The uniformed european military type(s) is(are) killed for their misplaced bravado and lack of understanding the creature.
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There is a set of very large doors in each film that includes some sort of double entendre, whether visual or verbal.
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Our hero, willingly entering the creature's locked inner santum tries to beat a hasty retreat...
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A significant turning point in the plot requires one man to get another man to recollect something from Berlin.
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This thread is
outstanding .
Anyone know how much Brooks and Wilder were paid for their contributions to
Crystal Skull ?
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Doctor and Character with the "over-the-top" Eastern European accent disagree over the nature of the Creature...
Going Crusade?
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A significant turning point in the plot requires one man to get another man to recollect something from Berlin.
Got to say this one:
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Both feature writings of an elderly character which leads each protagonist to a great discovery (Oxley's notes in KOTCS, Frankenstein's journal in YF).
Definitely inspired:
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The character with the "over-the-top eastern European accent" hatches a covert plan to enlist the help of the reluctant title hero to decipher the writings of a lunatic mind.
...if not a total ripoff!
Still unconvinced Skull is better than Crusade?
for these purposes that is
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In Young Frankenstein, we hear traditional songs from the place and era (something on violin...
Give "Transylvanian Lullaby" a listen and then "Irina's Theme"...
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Going Crusade?
More in the sense of remembering than re-collecting - just like in Berlin. (The song's fun too.)
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The character with the "over the top" Eastern Euopean accent reveals the imminent arrival of the Hero's (one time) fiancée...
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There is a set of very large doors in each film that includes some sort of double entendre, whether visual or verbal.
Maybe... but I still haven't been able to find any "big knockers" in Crystal Skull.
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Maybe... but I still haven't been able to find any "big knockers" in Crystal Skull.
Maybe he meant they "parted" the doorway into the "womb" of the temple...
(man I FEEL creepy)
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Earlier doors, fellas...some claim there was a psychic misread intended on the Area 51 doors. Nothing quite so "Woof!"-inducing.
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A transference occurs between the protagonist and the creature, altering the title character, ultimately making the creature "whole" again.
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The title character and his fiancée (at the time) don't see eye to eye with regards to their pre-wedding relationship...
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The doctor desires the creature, finally whole, to carry out his/her request, and in doing so the creature assails the doctor.
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The Doctor/Professor's fiance ends up marrying someone else, a character she wouldn't have met if not for the title hero.
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Earlier doors, fellas...some claim there was a psychic misread intended on the Area 51 doors. Nothing quite so "Woof!"-inducing.
... and, next decade, costarred in
The Frisco Kid with the other. Curiouser and curioser...
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