Indy 4 PISSED ME OFF!!

[Big Dick McGee]

Why? Because it was so fucking good, it made me wish Lucas & Co. would've gotten off their asses and made more Indy movies when Ford was a bit younger. They hint of the adventures he's had over the years, but dammit, I want to SEE it.

Stupid fucking Lucas and his shitty Star Wars prequels and Ford with his "Hollywood Homicide" and "Firewall".

 

[whisky]

I'm glad you liked it, from the title I was about to come in here and give you a beating.

I am sick of the basement dwelling nerds at trekBBS complaining about everything from the fridge to the gophers, stoping off at the ants and the skull itself along the way.

I swear some of them only go to see films to rip appart every single frame

Roll on Indy 5!

 

[Marquis De Sade]

The older movies were better.

 

[Grandtheftcow]

Starts out OK, turns to shit by the end.

 

[CaptainWacky]

The Star Wars prequels were good.

 

[Tisiphone]

I enjoyed it for what it was.

 

[whisky]

Starts out OK, turns to shit by the end.

So does food, but we still have that every day.

 

[Grandtheftcow]

So does food, but we still have that every day.

Crack babies flying bicycles doesn't make sense and neither does your analogy. Unless you expect films to take a vertical drop in quality towards the end.

 

[Conchaga]

Hey, I liked "Firewall".

 

[Kitty]

I havnt seen it, but I guessed the plot based on the skull and that line the russian woman says in the commercial. After a friend of mine who had seen it confirmed my guess, I lost all interest in seeing it.

 

[VKD]

I enjoyed the first half a lot and it really looked promising, but the second half became more than a bit ridiculous. They tried to cram too much in - badly paced: too much action without breaks doesn't make it exciting, just monotonous. Too many superfluous characters underwritten, too much breathless exposition attempting to explain the convoluted plot -and the whole aliens/interdimensional beings/flying saucer resolution was a step too far, even for an Indy movie. Was Lucas to blame for that? I don't know, but they should have stuck with the original premise of searching for Eldorado I think.

The Nuke/fridge thing didn't bother me though - I thought it was great

 

[The Amazing Messenger]

the whole aliens/interdimensional beings/flying saucer resolution was a step too far, even for an Indy movie.

LOL. I don't think I'll bother watching it on the 'net.

 

[J&L Massacres]

I liked the new Indy movie. Even tho some of the scenes in it seeming pretty imposable.

 

[whisky]

Not impossible, just very unlikely.

And there were plenty of similar things in the first three films.

 

[Oh my god it's Robby!]

i 4got all about it
cant wait to download it now...

 

[Grandtheftcow]

Not impossible, just very unlikely.

There were parts of that movie so retarded and implausible that it'd make Bugs Bunny do a double take.

 

[whisky]

You have seen the first three right?

 

[Oh my god it's Robby!]

You have seen the first three right?

the 2nd one kind of sucked
how does the 4th rate compared to that?

 

[whisky]

Better by a long way.

People just need to accept hes 20 years older and does things a little differently.

 

[Grandtheftcow]

Like piloting magical refrigerators. All old people do it!