MaxPhactor23
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StoneTriple said:How is pointing out scenes from the other films "completely exaggerating"? Those scenes were every bit as silly, comedic, and impossible. In each case, for all three films, they were played either for laughs, for fun, or you have to suspend belief.
And for the record, I'm not trying to put Kingdom on par with Temple & Crusade. In my world, it's better. I don't have to justify my thoughts, nor do I have to defend them - although, I have explained them a few times for clarity. They don't ebb and flow with the posts of haters and gushers. I dig all the films - they're a close 2, 3, 4 after Raiders.
Sorry kid, it's not about being a drone. It's about putting my thoughts up as a part of the ongoing discussions - just as you do.
You call those thoughts? Could have fooled me…
Let me introduce you to something I’d like to call probability. Apparently you’ve never met. Some of it is equivalent and most of it is not. Comparing a mine cart landing to surviving a nuclear blast isn’t even in the same general vicinity. The mine cart jump isn’t likely whatsoever…but it’s certainly not impossible. That’s not the same for the fridge scene. Saying that the infamous rubber tree scene is just like Willie and Indiana jumping out of Club Obi-Wan is utterly illogical. It’s so obnoxiously stupid that it’s funny. You've actually made me laugh. Congratulations! You do realize that actual stuntee’s did that? Now you are also aware that the tree could never actually spring back like a commie swatter in reality? Why do you think they used such obvious CGI? Thus you cannot compare them. One is achievable in real life and one is pure fantasy. They all have laughs and gags. Raiders isn’t even excluded. Crystal Skull heightened many of those gags and gimmicks to a level of blatant impossibility. The former films do not include anything of this raised and unreasonable level. There is a big difference between unlikely and impossible. So please check your bias at the door and let the grown-ups talk. If you can't realize just how exaggerated Crystal Skull is even in comparison to the former Indiana Jones films then you're truly blinded by that said bias. Talking to you would be like conversing with a wall. I'm sorry if all this logic and reason seemingly goes over your head...*rollseyes*...
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