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cthulhu
04-18-2007, 02:55 PM
Ok, I'm not sure the new indiana jones film will deliver. There is a stark difference between the type of humour that is considered relevent to the era we lived in then and now. let's face it, teen wolf cut it in the eighties but would it even scrarch the surface of the skin of the film industy now? I don't think so? I have to admit that indiana jones is as good now than it ever was but does that mean any new additions can be well emulated? I don't think so! Let us just hope that there can be a sensible homage to what eighties humour brought us in what could be a film of the decade.(if realised properly).
ElderPredator
04-18-2007, 03:04 PM
The only guarantee I can make is that Steven will give us his best effort and he will not cheap us out. I have faith in this movie because Steven is behind the camera with all the top players at his side. So yes, I think it will deliver very much!
dannywalker17
04-18-2007, 04:16 PM
The Indiana Jones movies weren't comedies...
Shockwave
04-18-2007, 04:47 PM
After all this time it damn well better!

Itll at least be as good as Temple of Doom. I have no doubt of that.:p
cocksmokinclerk
04-18-2007, 05:21 PM
spielberg has never let us down
Rick-James
04-18-2007, 05:28 PM
They can never match the magic Raiders had. They tryed with Crusade. Temple of Doom was scary and darker...totally something new. I hope to get something not as dark, but kinda like that.

But whatever we get I have faith it's gonna be good. I really do. I think Lucas cares about this character a lot more than SW.

He seemed forced into making prequels againts his will, but with Jones he seems to really want to get the right script and the right actors. And of course Spielberg is directing. The fuckin' man.
Silverload
04-18-2007, 05:49 PM
I loved all three films, with Crusade being my favorite of the bunch. Spielberg, Ford, Lucas & the gang have yet to disappoint with Indy so I’m betting the farm on this one. Though I do agree with Rick-James, I hope they don’t try to follow in Raiders foot steps but instead try something new and daring like they did with Temple of Doom.