blueoakleyz
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Where he survives in a fridge?
Is the beginning part plausible?
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ChromiumBlue37
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Yes. Lead is impervious to radiation!!
metalinvader
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ChromiumBlue37 said:
I think the impact of the crash would do the most damage.
BTW..I loved the whole Doomstown scene.Very fun scene!
blueoakleyz
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Well I enjoyed the entire first part of the movie
the later half is what went downhill
the later half is what went downhill
QBComics said:
NO WAY buddy!! I LOVED IT!! I didn't like the Mutt / Jungle stuff until my son turned to me and said that was AWESOME!! Then, The Sword fight / Vine swing fit right in for me
I wish ALL of us could have been 19 years younger and seen this movie...I GUARNATEE we would ALL feel like it was the best movie EVER!!
Harrison was Indy in ways tht Indy should have been in TOD & TLC He was a digger, a hero, and a LEARNER!!
metalinvader
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QBComics said:
Don't worry dude.There are plenty of people who enjoyed this fantastic film.I loved every minute of it.
YouNeverKnow
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Chalk up another lover. Going to see it again in about a half hour with my dad!
sanitystream
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YouNeverKnow said:Chalk up another lover. Going to see it again in about a half hour with my dad!
Have fun with them gophers. And monkeys.
Grailseeker
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I enjoyed the entire first half until they got to the CGI jungle..then it lost its Indyness for me. (animals, vast background, ants, waterfalls, etc)
The jungle chase and the fist fight with Dovchenko was great though..
The jungle chase and the fist fight with Dovchenko was great though..
herr gruber
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I LOVE the doomtown sequence. My favourite part of the movie. It's as plausible as anything else in the previous movies.
ChromiumBlue37 said:
True, but it's not impervious to the blast itself. But hey, it's a movie... Harrison Ford himself said it was stretching believability to the limit. It's not a documentary Most things in the Indy films are far-fetched. Finding the convenient way out of the Well of Souls right next to the plane? Landing in Short Round's car?
The intro was pretty good, I just think there was a little too much crammed in there.
tnswman said:NO WAY buddy!! I LOVED IT!! I didn't like the Mutt / Jungle stuff until my son turned to me and said that was AWESOME!! Then, The Sword fight / Vine swing fit right in for me
I wish ALL of us could have been 19 years younger and seen this movie...I GUARNATEE we would ALL feel like it was the best movie EVER!!
Harrison was Indy in ways tht Indy should have been in TOD & TLC He was a digger, a hero, and a LEARNER!!
You're in good company, I LOVED it too
Grailseeker
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To be more specific the true Indy feeling is more of the B-movie for me, which this was borderline almost Jurassic Park at times (of course excluding dinos) with all the giant, vast action scenes and less gritty stunt work in a real jungle.
Forrestal1972
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Yep, surviving a nuclear blast, at ground zero in a four star Hotpoint, flying though the air just ahead of its wake at warp factor 5 and crash landing beside a cgi gopher is as plausible as anything else in the previous movies? I guess when they did those tests for real back in the fifties, there was nothing left standing but a whole bunch of fridges? Come on! Wake up and smell the melting frozen yougart. It's completely implausible. doesn't mean it shouldn't be in the movie. Just that you wouldn't surivie in REAL LIFE.herr gruber said:
herr gruber
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Forrestal1972 said:
You've just agreed with me. We're talking about plausibility in the movies. Who mentioned it being plausible in real life?