Razor cutlass said:

not many people go to see a movie at mid night.

Razor cutlass said:

not many people go to see a movie at mid night.

Garr said:

I loved it. The movie is Awesome.

It's just as cheesy and unbelievable as the others.

And it's just as fun and exciting as the others.

Things that are different: It's very 50's. There's a lot of CGI. And there's a lot more characters.

Because I love Indian Jone so much...I was hoping that they'd set it up for another one, but they didn't. But now that I think about it...[SPOILER] Him getting married to Marion and having a son [/SPOILER]...is the perfect end to the series, and I'm just glad I got to see another one. And I also liked how it was the perfect bookend to the series by its mentioning of things that happened in Young Indiana Jones.

As for how it ranks among the others. I'm not sure. I believe it's impossible to fully appreciate a movie after only seeing it once. So I'll get back to you on that.

psycho1 said:

WHAT.....THE......F***!!!
!!!!!!

K honestly, i read every single one of those posts and i agree with some of yu.

A. The part with Indy finally having a family and Mutt was his son was good. I liked that part.

B. Tying in some elements from the trilogy was sood too and also the acting.

NOW........

This was NOT, and i repeat NOT an Indiana Jones movie. 20 f***en years and this is all they could come up with? F***en ALIENS?! DAMMIT!

This just seals everything that Lucas cant do a movie without incorporating that gay ass Star Wars element of having Aliens. Koodo's you ruined the franchise. And i know im not the only one feeling this way. At the end of the movie, most people looked like they just got punk'd by being shown a joke movie.

20 years. 20 damn years! 20 years wasted by lucas and through all the scripts that were presented to him, he picked the most stupidest one with Aliens. HOLY S***!

Now i want you people t know that i did not have any expectations for this movie, cause i wanted to see this next week, but i got off early today and caught the 7pm show, and wow i was let down. I actually enjoyed FF2:Rtss more.

Why, oh why couldnt they just make the movie with Darabonts script!

Man-spider/Venom fan said:

so is shia lebuf indy's son?

BatSTUD said:

Guess what?

It's gonna suck!

BatSTUD said:

Say what you want, but I loved this movie.

I really don't even have any severe critiscms.

Maybe the monkey scene was terrible, but it didn't take me out of the movie, so whatever.

BatSTUD said:

What kills me about some of you people is what you are willing to believe and what you aren't.

In Raiders, the ARK OF THE COVENANT, as in God's, THE God, Ark of the Covenant murder's Nazi's.

In Temple of Doom, magical rocks protect a village while a Kali worshipping Priest rips hearts out of the chests of people while they are still alive.

In The Last Crusade, the Holy Grail really exists and can give you enternal life.

So absolutely no problem with God existing.

Or magical rocks.

Or Jesus being real.

Or Shiva.

But you have a problem with aliens (technically they weren't even aliens, they were inter-dimensional beings)?

Who really thinks we are alone in this universe?

I think it's far easier for people to buy into the existence of aliens than the idea that Jesus is the son of God for an example.

Not to mention, this whole movie is based on an actual theory that some (very few but they're out there) scientists happen to prescribe to.

The idea that the God's of old for many civilizations were actually aliens. For an example, did you know that a modern day crane cannot lift a single stone block from the Pyramid's in Giza? Yet we're supposed to believe that it was built with rope, wood, and pulley's?

I just think the whole theory and this particular story was right up Indiana Jones' alley.

BatSTUD said:

What kills me about some of you people is what you are willing to believe and what you aren't.

In Raiders, the ARK OF THE COVENANT, as in God's, THE God, Ark of the Covenant murder's Nazi's.

In Temple of Doom, magical rocks protect a village while a Kali worshipping Priest rips hearts out of the chests of people while they are still alive.

In The Last Crusade, the Holy Grail really exists and can give you enternal life.

So absolutely no problem with God existing.

Or magical rocks.

Or Jesus being real.

Or Shiva.

But you have a problem with aliens (technically they weren't even aliens, they were inter-dimensional beings)?

Who really thinks we are alone in this universe?

I think it's far easier for people to buy into the existence of aliens than the idea that Jesus is the son of God for an example.

Not to mention, this whole movie is based on an actual theory that some (very few but they're out there) scientists happen to prescribe to.

The idea that the God's of old for many civilizations were actually aliens. For an example, did you know that a modern day crane cannot lift a single stone block from the Pyramid's in Giza? Yet we're supposed to believe that it was built with rope, wood, and pulley's?

I just think the whole theory and this particular story was right up Indiana Jones' alley.

BatSTUD said:

What kills me about some of you people is what you are willing to believe and what you aren't.

In Raiders, the ARK OF THE COVENANT, as in God's, THE God, Ark of the Covenant murder's Nazi's.

In Temple of Doom, magical rocks protect a village while a Kali worshipping Priest rips hearts out of the chests of people while they are still alive.

In The Last Crusade, the Holy Grail really exists and can give you enternal life.

So absolutely no problem with God existing.

Or magical rocks.

Or Jesus being real.

Or Shiva.

But you have a problem with aliens (technically they weren't even aliens, they were inter-dimensional beings)?

Who really thinks we are alone in this universe?

I think it's far easier for people to buy into the existence of aliens than the idea that Jesus is the son of God for an example.

Not to mention, this whole movie is based on an actual theory that some (very few but they're out there) scientists happen to prescribe to.

The idea that the God's of old for many civilizations were actually aliens. For an example, did you know that a modern day crane cannot lift a single stone block from the Pyramid's in Giza? Yet we're supposed to believe that it was built with rope, wood, and pulley's?

I just think the whole theory and this particular story was right up Indiana Jones' alley.