drusselmeyer
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When you have an Indiana Jones series that features Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones, it kind of makes it cannon. IMHO LoL
Indiana Jones 5 officially announced
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drusselmeyer
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You forgot: his son got returned to his mother.
JediMichael
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Its been 30 years since Ive seen the episodes.
Was Ford in the show?
I don't remember.
Not like that stops Disney from doing their own thing.
drusselmeyer
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And on sax: Indiana Jones!
drusselmeyer
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The history should have lined up better, but it was a fun ride.
JediMichael
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Just found that on youtube. Definitely do not remember that. Might have missed that episode.
drusselmeyer
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We were lucky enough to see the final Indiana Jones story on Young Indiana Jones.
We don't really need to abuse Harrison Ford any further.
We don't really need to abuse Harrison Ford any further.
I absolutely loved the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles...looked forward to it. I haven't watched it in 20 years. May have to go back.
Laspector
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It's been a really loooong time since I read the novelization of Temple of Doom, but I seem to remember it was actually believable in the novel. If I remember correctly, in the book, as the plane was going down it was going over the downslope of a mountain. As they ejected the plane the raft sort of "hit the ground running." That actually made a lot more sense. It should've been that way in the movie instead of just that straight down plop.
Ford’s scenes were filmed near his home in Wyoming, while The Fugitive was in production; thus the “Richard Kimble beard”.
HMSwolfe
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I actually really like the bearded, cardigan with a tie under the jacket look. It makes him more of a person and less of a cartoon that has to dress the same all the time.
...And George in something other than a flannel...lol
JediMichael
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The flannel is probably under the jacket.
exactly what i was thinking...lol
JediMichael
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The Fugitive was such a good fun movie, that by the end, you want to see more....but then we got US Marshalls and it was like, nevermind.....
drusselmeyer
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Yeah, Tommy Lee Jones had to play against Robert Downey Jr.
Agreed…for the first time, the character had some sort of believable evolution reflective of the passage of time.
I never cared for Tommy Lee Jones’ character in The Fugitive….waaaaaaaaaay too hammy of a performance.
You know…I have to disagree with those prognosticators (the Nostradamuses of YouTube) who have predicted that “Dial “D” For Destiny” is going to completely flop.
The audience that this film is designed for are those that use the term “I ‘seen’ that” when referring to to characters and franchises they recognize.
“Hey. I ‘seen’ that Indiana Jones before…I will go to that new movie and ‘seen’ it…”
If the Fast and the Furious franchise continues to have an audience, that same audience will pay to watch the new Indy movie…
I don’t think it’s going to completely “flop”. Will it make less money than Disney would like? Most likely, but it will not completely “flop”, even if it is as bad as the reviews seem to indicate.
The audience that this film is designed for are those that use the term “I ‘seen’ that” when referring to to characters and franchises they recognize.
“Hey. I ‘seen’ that Indiana Jones before…I will go to that new movie and ‘seen’ it…”
If the Fast and the Furious franchise continues to have an audience, that same audience will pay to watch the new Indy movie…
I don’t think it’s going to completely “flop”. Will it make less money than Disney would like? Most likely, but it will not completely “flop”, even if it is as bad as the reviews seem to indicate.
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