It’s a tentpole blockbuster franchise but this outing didn’t do so very well at the box office and suddenly it’s streaming on the Internet. So why?
How come nobody cares? It has everything Indiana Jones movies are supposed to have, everything they have had before. Oh. Well, yeah, I’ve seen it all before haven’t I? Maybe that’s it.
De-aged Harrison Ford looks just great to me. It’s a miracle; do they have a cream for that at the drugstore?
This movie has everything an Indiana Jones movie is supposed to have. And
it looks great most of the time, though at least once when Indy was running along the top of a moving train I was reminded of 1933 King Kong effects. It’s got all the chase sequences and the creepy crawlies and the snaky things and the tomb robbing and the obligatory references to previous
movies that you would want. It even uses a little bit of dialogue to kill off Shia LaBoeuf, which was nice. And the closing sequence was seriously touching. So how come audiences didn’t care?
Like I said: we’ve seen it all before.
On Thursday, August 31, 2023 at 11:51:23 PM UTC-4, Bill Anderson wrote:
It’s a tentpole blockbuster franchise but this outing didn’t do so very >> well at the box office and suddenly it’s streaming on the Internet. So why?Nazis? Again with the Nazis. Seriously?
How come nobody cares? It has everything Indiana Jones movies are supposed >> to have, everything they have had before. Oh. Well, yeah, I’ve seen it all >> before haven’t I? Maybe that’s it.
De-aged Harrison Ford looks just great to me. It’s a miracle; do they have >> a cream for that at the drugstore?
This movie has everything an Indiana Jones movie is supposed to have. And
it looks great most of the time, though at least once when Indy was running >> along the top of a moving train I was reminded of 1933 King Kong effects.
It’s got all the chase sequences and the creepy crawlies and the snaky
things and the tomb robbing and the obligatory references to previous
movies that you would want. It even uses a little bit of dialogue to kill
off Shia LaBoeuf, which was nice. And the closing sequence was seriously
touching. So how come audiences didn’t care?
Like I said: we’ve seen it all before.
It’s a tentpole blockbuster franchise but this outing didn’t do so very well at the box office and suddenly it’s streaming on the Internet. So why? How come nobody cares? It has everything Indiana Jones movies are supposed
to have, everything they have had before. Oh. Well, yeah, I’ve seen it all before haven’t I? Maybe that’s it.
De-aged Harrison Ford looks just great to me. It’s a miracle; do they have a cream for that at the drugstore?
This movie has everything an Indiana Jones movie is supposed to have. And
it looks great most of the time, though at least once when Indy was running along the top of a moving train I was reminded of 1933 King Kong effects. It’s got all the chase sequences and the creepy crawlies and the snaky things and the tomb robbing and the obligatory references to previous
movies that you would want. It even uses a little bit of dialogue to kill
off Shia LaBoeuf, which was nice. And the closing sequence was seriously touching. So how come audiences didn’t care?
Like I said: we’ve seen it all before.
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