Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Since 7561 Days

I haven't seen it yet, but does it actually survive a blast, or a bit of fall-out a good distance away? If it actually survives a blast, then are you joking Mikeey_kakashi?

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"If we can hit that bull's-eye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards...Checkmate." - Zapp Brannigan

Since 7505 Days

THE blast

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Sath

Since 7442 Days

Ron...yes it happens.

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*Ninja Gaiden 2 - Metal Gear Solid 4*

*A New Form of Change*

Since 7576 Days

And it's far from the most over the top moment in the film.. hell it's down right tame.

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Phaethon360

Since 7421 Days

Not only does it survive the blast, but Indy survives being thrown a mile away from the blast zone. A man of his age at the very least would have a shattered pelvis, broken arms, legs, and a concussion. In fact, the rest of the movie afterwards should have realistically been Indiana Jones and the Retirement Home. Probably would have been more exciting. Could've even had him sneaking into the cafeteria for some extra apple sauce, clutching his hat before the pantry door closed!

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Hey, I'm just like you. I put my pants on one leg at a - dammit, I knew I forgot something today.

kenshin2418

Since 7551 Days

that silly Indiana Jones. He could have just used the duck and cover method under one of those tables throughout the house. That would have been more believable, I mean at least that method they taught in school. *Flash* DUCK AND COVER KIDS!

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“You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.”-- Harvey Dent

Phaethon360

Since 7421 Days

I know right! He forgot everything they taught him.

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Hey, I'm just like you. I put my pants on one leg at a - dammit, I knew I forgot something today.

Since 7505 Days

To be honest, the other films had ridiculous as shit survivals too (the raft from a crashing plane thousands of miles in the air)

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Since 7576 Days

Airplanes do not fly "thousands of miles in the air"

33,000 feet = 6.25 miles

And people have survived plane crashes. See: LOST ;)

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Since 7505 Days

Yayayayaya

But they didn't use a life raft to land on

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Phaethon360

Since 7421 Days

And I never got why Short Round fell through the bridge. I mean, he said it, that was STRONG wood. Clearly, yet he fell through. Completely unrealistic.

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Hey, I'm just like you. I put my pants on one leg at a - dammit, I knew I forgot something today.

Since 7505 Days

hahaha

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TheBeagle

Since 7181 Days

Umm...ghosts that melt faces?

I didn't care about any of the crazy stuff. There is some pretty ridiculous stuff in the other films. Still, the whole monkey scene was stupid.

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Strange memories on this nervous night in Las Vegas. Has it been five years? Six? It seems like a lifetime.

Since 7561 Days

The the thing is, in a movie where ghosts are a reality, them melting faces is less absurd than surviving a nuclear blast in a fridge. I can suspend disbelief regarding certain things and end up being entertained instead of insulted, but it's not always the case.

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"If we can hit that bull's-eye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards...Checkmate." - Zapp Brannigan

Since 7576 Days

Nah, the nuke was sorta funny--funnier than the silliness of a fucking flying saucer! The Shia LeTarzan scene was perhaps the most retarded moment in the film though.. outside of Ford's last little bit of dialog in the fucking flying saucer scene. That was just classic Lucas.

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TheBeagle

Since 7181 Days

Right. So, just ghosts then... I mean, I don't see how they are more believable than aliens. Don't get me wrong, I'm purely defending this on the basis that all of the films have some ridiculous stuff in them, I still hated the martians.

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Strange memories on this nervous night in Las Vegas. Has it been five years? Six? It seems like a lifetime.

Since 7561 Days

I just find that there are different degrees of what's acceptable and what's ridiculous. The raft bit from Raiders, while unrealistic, is acceptable within the reality that the movie creates for me. The fridge bit just crosses the line though. Some people just have different thresholds for what is entertaining and what is insulting.

This isn't necessarily the case here, but I get really super annoyed when people let anything go in a movie without questioning it as long as the movie features at least one thing fantasy or sci-fi related.

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"If we can hit that bull's-eye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards...Checkmate." - Zapp Brannigan

Since 7561 Days

Sweet Jesus. That was absolutely terrible. It was actually worse than The Mummy.

Almost everything was poorly done, nonsensical, laughable, and/or insulting. The only people I respect less than the makers of this atrocity are the people that actually fucking liked it. I swear, not an ounce of thought went into this train wreck.

Shia was good at least.

Sure, stupid shit happened in previous Indy flicks, but not on such a large scale. And the charm that made the stupid shit forgivable in the previous movies was completely absent...at least when it wasn't being forced.

Tuesdays are cheap movie nights at $4.20, and I feel I paid way too much.

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"If we can hit that bull's-eye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards...Checkmate." - Zapp Brannigan

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Posted by Ronsauce

Sweet Jesus. That was absolutely terrible. It was actually worse than The Mummy.

Like I said before, if this had different names and faces attached to it, people would be much more willing to see for themselves the stupid shit that they were being subjected to. Even most critics openly admit in their reviews that nostalgia saved this movie for them. Blame Lucas, he's a fucking hack.. and I say that.. being a total fan.

Just STOP George.

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