Indy's brother
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mattzilla2010 said:You warm my heart, Indy's brother.
As does your response
mattzilla2010 said:You warm my heart, Indy's brother.
Dr.Jonesy said:Actually I've never seen a Star Wars movie
How young/old is this neighbour? Until a few years ago, my brother's wife (born in 1975) did not know the difference between "Star Trek" and "Star Wars" (but at least she knows who Indiana Jones is).Henry W Jones said:I have a neighbor who hasn't seen any Indiana Jones or Star Wars. I showed him the truck scene in Raiders. He said it "looked alright" and he "might check it out sometime".
Stoo said:How young/old is this neighbour? Until a few years ago, my brother's wife (born in 1975) did not know the difference between "Star Trek" and "Star Wars" (but at least she knows who Indiana Jones is).
This reminds me of something from "The Art of Star Wars" book (1978 edition). The last few pages reprinted some newspaper comic strips and one of them featured an old married couple sitting in chairs facing each other:
Old Woman: Did you know that we are the last 2 people in the world who have not seen "Star Wars"?
Old Man pulls out a gun and shoots his wife dead.
Old Man: Now I'm the only one!
Don't know what the deal is with Sharkey's acquaintance, however...8 years ago, I befriended someone from Madagascar who was living in my city. He had NEVER HEARD of Indiana Jones before then!Mickiana said:I don't understand how he could have been living in such a bubble insulated against popular culture. I'm skeptical, but also keen to learn how he has done it.
This girl sounds a little like my dad. His imagination is limited by his practicallity. His one word review of Star Wars without ever seeing it is, "Stupid."|ZiR| said:I knew a girl who had never seen any of the Star Wars, and when I immediately offered to remedy the situation she politely declined as they were "fake" and thus had "no point".
I wonder which "real" films she was accustomed to viewing. :-V
shazamtd said:This girl sounds a little like my dad. His imagination is limited by his practicallity. His one word review of Star Wars without ever seeing it is, "Stupid."
In his defense, my dad did see Raiders back when it was first playing. The only thing he liked was that, unlike the usual action hero, Indy got his butt kicked.