Indy's Fist said:I was just looking over my collection and realized that TOD was the only Indy film I never got to see in the theater! I was 11 years old & I remember my dad refused to take me to see it because of the bad press it was getting reguarding the violence. It's a startling relization for me because Indy is my favorite movie character ever! I just hope some day they are all re-released like the Star Wars movies were back in the 1990's.
Well I'll be darned someone my age here! For a while I thought all we had were kids in here.Canyon said:Hey! That makes us the same age, as I was 11 in 1984 also.
I doubt that my mum would have wanted me to see ToD as I would have been a young girl at the time.
....and another one. I was 11 in 1984 too.Indy's Fist said:Well I'll be darned someone my age here! For a while I thought all we had were kids in here.
The first time we played Mortal Kombat vs. DC, she woke up screaming that the Joker was biting her toenails. I decided not to risk it.Indy's Fist said:I let my kids watch it. They find it cool when the heart comes out!
Indy's Fist said:Well I'll be darned someone my age here! For a while I thought all we had were kids in here.
AndyLGR said:....and another one. I was 11 in 1984 too.
I didnt get to see TOD at the cinema. but my dad got a pirate copy on vhs which we watched, I was the envy of the class, lots of kids wanted to borrow it off me.
InBanana Jones said:I'll jump on this wheelchair--I mean bandwagon, too; I turned 13 in 1984.
And yes, it is nice to know that there are some original Indy vets around!
Canyon said:Hey, nice to see that there are some more people around here who grew up in the 80's.
BTW, I used to post all the time here, but haven't been around in a while.
Hans said:yah tod is the most violent movie. And here is the list of the most violent movies
1.tod
2.rotla
3.kocs
4.tlc