Indiana Jones 4

Indiana Jones 4

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Giridhar posted a message
“Booked the ticket for this weekend :-)”
May 27 at 8:32 pm - Link
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Laura Lee Dooley posted a message
“Indiana Jones 4 -- a new decade for Indy, a weird mix of genres for moviegoers.”
May 27 at 7:33 am - Link
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Giridhar posted a link
The Real Indiana Jones
May 26 at 2:30 am - via Bookmarklet - Link
So He is for Real!!! - Giridhar
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Mitch Wagner posted a link
May 23 at 4:41 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
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Jeremiah Owyang posted a message
“Did it seem like most of the movie was filmed at backlot sets? So much greenscreen, very 'artificial' sets, unlike the first three movies.”
May 23 at 12:48 pm - Link
didn't really take much away from the movie for me.... - Michael Gartenberg
yeah, you could tell that there is some backlot shooting, but it didn't really take a lot out of the experience for me. I don't know if it was more or less than the original, but I think it was one aspect that helped it fit perfectly with the original trilogy. - Will
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Puneet Thapliyal posted a message
“watched it yesterday at AMC Mercado -- courtesy Google. For me, it is an A+. But that could be a biased opinion of an Indiana Jones fan.”
May 23 at 1:37 pm - Link
I was there too, at the 10pm showing. Google bought 11,000 tickets, I got me one! - Jeremiah Owyang
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Tim Beaver posted a message
“absolutely brilliant - more 'oh yeah right' moments than you could shake a stick at. Harrison looks all of his 65 years but he's still very credible as an action hero. ”
May 23 at 5:50 am - Link
He's certainly showing his age, but not as graceful as Sean Connory - Jeremiah Owyang
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Sharon posted a message
“Going to see it tomorrow night - will I be disappointed? ”
May 23 at 3:36 am - Link
No you wont be - Jeremiah Owyang
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Michael Gartenberg posted a message
“i'm sure you caught the guest appearance by the Ark of the Covenant... love stuff like that”
May 23 at 1:07 pm - Link
Yup, it appeared on the glyphs on a wall in the 3rd movie as well. - Jeremiah Owyang
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Jeremiah Owyang posted a message
“Mariam, her smile was so evident, but the introduction of her was so riged and akward, like in a set "3 2 1 ACTION"”
May 23 at 1:11 pm - Link
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Michael Gartenberg posted two messages
“Anyone think Ox was the Jar Jar of this film?”
May 23 at 1:07 pm - Link
“worst Indy movie I ever saw was wonderful. So was the worst hotdog i ever ate and worst beer i ever drunk”
May 23 at 1:05 pm - Link
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Jeremiah Owyang posted a message
“A fun, campy, comic style adventure. what did you think?”
May 23 at 12:54 am - Link
I have not seen it yet but I have liked the franchise. Go Indiana Jones! - Rodney Rumford
highly entertaining, classic indy, they stayed away from religious relics this time round. X-files meets Indy. - tanya
I have to say I was a bit disappointed. The fun was still there, but I thought the whole premise was hokey. No basis in reality. This one was my least favorite of all of them. My overall ranking: 1) Raiders 2)Last Crusade 3) Temple of Doom and 4) the Crystal Skull - Lionel Menchaca
I was going to say I disagree with tanya, because I was going to say Raiders and the Last Crusade at least have historical relevance, but she's right... it's really from a religious aspect. - Lionel Menchaca
One other thing I was disappointed in was Shia Lebouf's character. Didn't buy the whole greaser thing.. thought that was kinda weak. - Lionel Menchaca
I thought seeing Indy's upbringing in the last Crusade (River Phoenix as young Indy running into his house with Sean Connery studying up on the Holy Grail) seemed much more believable. Feels like they just picked the greaser thing out of the blue for Indy's son. - Lionel Menchaca
the aliens were a little... odd... seems Spielberg did this already and did it better but great fun.... love the snake seen - Michael Gartenberg
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May 23 at 12:54 pm - Link
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Jeremiah Owyang posted a message
“Was the CG an overwhelming departure from the previous three films?”
May 23 at 6:41 am - Link
I found the CG a radical departure from the first three films. Much akin to the new star wars trilogy (episodes 1-3) compared to the classics (episodes 4-6). - Jeremiah Owyang
I felt like they worked hard to keep most of the VG consistent with what's come before in Indy. Sure, the *spoiler*'s at the end were heavy CG'd but the way the villain dies was pulled straight from Ark of the Covenant, and I thought the rest of the effects were pretty well integrated as well - Michael Morisy
I thought the CG was a little overdone at times (the ants are an example), but overall, I thought it was pretty well integrated. - Lionel Menchaca
I mean, it wasn't any more overdone than claymation in the infamous Holy Grail scene, right? ;) - Michael Morisy
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Giridhar posted a message
“The movie is not yet released in this part of the world. But looking forward to watch it @ premier show May 30”
May 23 at 12:57 am - Link
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