Handbook: The Complete Adventurers Guide
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xVendetta17x
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Maybe the Aliens impregnated Marion
DocWhiskey
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Has anybody found this handbook in a bookstore? I was going to order it online along with the Lost Journal when it's released but it sounds really cool.
xVendetta17x
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I found it in Chapters
But Chapters is only Canadian if my memory serves me right
But Chapters is only Canadian if my memory serves me right
metalinvader
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ResidentAlien said:
I don't have a scanner but I'd be more than willing to type it out.......
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metalinvader said:
Merci.
Hmmm.... interesting... and disconcerting.
xVendetta17x
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Seems something more out of a UFO book rather then an Indiana Jones Handbook
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Violet Indy said:Well, Karen Allen's character in 'Starman", did it with the alien ad got pregrant.
Haha, really?
I've never seen Starman before
herr gruber
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I've stuck to my guns on the Oh, please, not aliens argument. Aliens are at least tangible whereas the spooks at the Raiders finale weren't.
I really don't see the problem.
I really don't see the problem.
"But if you are ever confronted with beings from other dimensions,it may be smart to do as Indy did and get the heck out of there.As fascinating as aliens may be,you don't want to end up an artifact in another species' meseum. "
Sure sounds like that confirms living, breathing aliens. And apparently not friendly, close encounters, hand holding aliens. Indy runs from aliens? Hmm...
Sure sounds like that confirms living, breathing aliens. And apparently not friendly, close encounters, hand holding aliens. Indy runs from aliens? Hmm...
xVendetta17x
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I'm sure all the anti-alien hype will dissapear once everyone sees the film
The more I see of the film the more I'm beginning to believe how they're going to pull it off
The more I see of the film the more I'm beginning to believe how they're going to pull it off
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Deckard said:
Maybe he runs because they come as a surprise and just scare the **** out of him; I picture him running through the Akator temple near the climax of the film, after having dealt of with death-defying traps one-after-another, and then suddenly he stops. We see a close-up of his horrified face, and as he runs away, we see three aliens sitting on a throne (as was described by several movie sites a while back).
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Does anybody have any scans?
I'm far more concerned about the refrigerator than anything involving aliens. Do you realize if that makes the movie, it will become fodder for every smart aleck who criticizes a movie's logic?
"That's as bad as using a refrigerator to survive a nuclear blast!"
It's just the sort of stupid thing that could hurt the movie. I can't imagine out of all the people involved, especially Ford (who suggested 'why don't I just shoot the son of a b*tch', that they would consider that idea anywhere near decent.
Now, if the bomb wasn't atomic, I could see the refrigerator having SOME plausability, as long as he was far enough away. Also, if they're trying to tie in real history (Roswell) with the story, wouldn't they also need some sort of historical reference for an atomic bomb detonation in 1950s New Mexico? But there isn't one, that I know of. So it gives me hope that it's not an atom bomb, just a conventional one. I could handle that.
"That's as bad as using a refrigerator to survive a nuclear blast!"
It's just the sort of stupid thing that could hurt the movie. I can't imagine out of all the people involved, especially Ford (who suggested 'why don't I just shoot the son of a b*tch', that they would consider that idea anywhere near decent.
Now, if the bomb wasn't atomic, I could see the refrigerator having SOME plausability, as long as he was far enough away. Also, if they're trying to tie in real history (Roswell) with the story, wouldn't they also need some sort of historical reference for an atomic bomb detonation in 1950s New Mexico? But there isn't one, that I know of. So it gives me hope that it's not an atom bomb, just a conventional one. I could handle that.
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Darth Vile said:
If you think about it, the other three movies invalidate each other. Raiders deals with the Hebrew God and suggests omnipotence, TOD deals with Hindu and the power that exists, thus challenging the Hebrew God's omnipotence in the first place, and the Last Crusade invalidates them both because it deals with the Christian God. It's the same as the Hebrew God, yes, but Jewish people don't believe in Jesus' divinity, so if the Hebrew God is the true one, then Jesus can't be divine.
So they're already invalidated.
Bring on the ETs!
herr gruber
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What is all this refrigerator business? It's absurd! It sounds like something that Mel Brooks would consider. If hiding in a refrigerator protects you from an atomic blast then I guess everyone with a fridge survives an atomic attack. It's crazy. What's next? Mass underground refrigerators?
|ZiR|
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donufro said:If you think about it, the other three movies invalidate each other. Raiders deals with the Hebrew God and suggests omnipotence, TOD deals with Hindu and the power that exists, thus challenging the Hebrew God's omnipotence in the first place, and the Last Crusade invalidates them both because it deals with the Christian God. It's the same as the Hebrew God, yes, but Jewish people don't believe in Jesus' divinity, so if the Hebrew God is the true one, then Jesus can't be divine.
So they're already invalidated.
How dare you bring your logic in here!!
herr gruber said:
It's all about the context. If the refrigerator is anywhere near the blast it'll be pretty ridiculous, yeah. But we still don't know the full story (i.e. where the fridge is in relation to the blast site.) I think hiding in a fridge is a neat, if implausible, idea. Very IJ.