More Indy Movies After Indy 4?
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ClintonHammond
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"My guess is that the sales of the DVD sets helped affirm continued interest in the Indiana Jones character"
Do we have evidence that the Indy DVDs sold well?
Do we have evidence that the Indy DVDs sold well?
intergamer
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Aaron H said:
READ: "Gilles and the NDA are perhaps two of the reasons why I can't."
There is another..
Paden
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ClintonHammond said:
This press release from Paramount Home Video indicates that sales following the initial release of the set were quite strong. I'm wasn't able to locate any info on current sales figures.
Webley said:
It stands for Non Disclosure Agreement. The longer definition is here, but it basicly means anyone signed on to do Indy Noir at any level, from the caterer to the Producer has signed an agreement not to disclose any information about the movie, and if they break that agreement, the will be a lawsuit. I myself do not have an NDA for Indy IV, therefore I can leak anything I want.
Barryson Ford
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Aaron H said:
Yeah that can be a pickle
I have that with the scipts of the starwars television series
that darn nda !
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Aaron H
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The portion I saw did not mention the artifact by name, however it did involve a scene with Indy and his daughter who had teamed up with him. Judging by what they were saying, however, I could presume that they were searching for either Noah's Ark or the Garden of Eden (perhaps Darabont visits the Raven?). The conversation consisted of the origins of Mankind.
I personlly didn't like how cynical Indy sounded. I mean, here he has been on many adventures and seen a great many strange things, but instead of making him a believer, its just made him bitter.
Other than that, the script was well written and with the right actress as his daughter I think it would have played wonderfully.
I personlly didn't like how cynical Indy sounded. I mean, here he has been on many adventures and seen a great many strange things, but instead of making him a believer, its just made him bitter.
Other than that, the script was well written and with the right actress as his daughter I think it would have played wonderfully.
LASTCRUSADER
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Aaron H said:
Is that all you can tell us or have you already said too much?
So should we start speculating as to who will play the daughter? Or has all this been removed from the new script? Have you heard from your "sources" how much of Darabount's story still remains?
Not to sound like I don't believe you but you know we'll try and squeeze you for as much info as we can get. Regardless of of acurate it is.
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temple of john said:
Actually I don't think he's lieing. All I'm saying is even those who don't believe him are going to try and get more info out of him.
Aaron H
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Tough to say without giving dialouge, something that I am NOT about to do.
Cynical may be to strong a word, bitter perhaps would be better. His daughter was trying to snap him out of it. (though at the time of this scene only the audience knows its his daughter)
He had given up on the world, everything that he stood for seemed to be forgotten and lost. Disenchanted might also be a good word to use.
As far as what has survived the re-re-re-re-writes, I have no clue.
Cynical may be to strong a word, bitter perhaps would be better. His daughter was trying to snap him out of it. (though at the time of this scene only the audience knows its his daughter)
He had given up on the world, everything that he stood for seemed to be forgotten and lost. Disenchanted might also be a good word to use.
As far as what has survived the re-re-re-re-writes, I have no clue.
LASTCRUSADER
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Aaron H said:Tough to say without giving dialouge, something that I am NOT about to do.
Cynical may be to strong a word, bitter perhaps would be better. His daughter was trying to snap him out of it. (though at the time of this scene only the audience knows its his daughter)
He had given up on the world, everything that he stood for seemed to be forgotten and lost. Disenchanted might also be a good word to use.
As far as what has survived the re-re-re-re-writes, I have no clue.
Well maybe you can answer this question.
Which of the three movies did the scene remind you of or feel like the most? Maybe thats a tough question to answer but I'm just curious if it felt a little noir or not.
LASTCRUSADER
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Fair enough.
Thanks Aaron
Thanks Aaron
TombReader
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'His daughter was trying to snap him out of it. (though at the time of this scene only the audience knows its his daughter)'
Is this daughter named either 'Lara' or 'Croft' by any chance??
'He had given up on the world, everything that he stood for seemed to be forgotten and lost...'
Interesting theme,and an equally interesting choice of words.Appropriate for someone who has spent his life searching for what has been 'forgotten and lost'.Might even make a good thread on its own.
Thanks for the updates,Aaron!
Is this daughter named either 'Lara' or 'Croft' by any chance??
'He had given up on the world, everything that he stood for seemed to be forgotten and lost...'
Interesting theme,and an equally interesting choice of words.Appropriate for someone who has spent his life searching for what has been 'forgotten and lost'.Might even make a good thread on its own.
Thanks for the updates,Aaron!
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intergamer
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"As far as what has survived the re-re-re-re-writes, I have no clue."
Brilliant
Brilliant