Throughout the years, there have been many Indiana Jones released and for the adults out there, you may recall when it first appeared in theater's. I know my father does :P
Raiders of The Lost Ark:
The year is 1936. A professor who studies archeology named Indiana Jones is venturing in the jungles in South America searching for a golden statue. Unfortunately, he sets off a deadly trap doing so, miraculously, he escapes. Then, Jones hears from a museum curator named Marcus Brody about a biblical artifact called The Ark of the Covenant, which can hold the key to humanly existence. Jones has to venture to vast places such as Nepal and Egypt to find this artifact. However, he will have to fight his enemy Renee Belloq and a band of Nazis in order to reach it. -http://www.imdb.com
Best Scenes
Raiders of the Lost Ark Trailer
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Which is your favorite Indiana Jones movie? Why do you like it? If you could be like Indie would you?
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Harrison Ford secured his place with this film. We loved him as Han, and then he did this. My hero.
ReplyDeleteHarrison did mark a place in history with Indie and he will always be remembered for it.
DeleteLast Crusade is my favourite, but All Indy movies (except the last 20 minutes of Crystal Skull) are awesome.
ReplyDeleteTechnically, I was like Indy for a little while; going into sealed up tombs and whatnot :)
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To be honest, I haven't seen them in about a year so they have almost fadded out of my mind but I recall liking all of them but possibly Crystal Skull or whichever had the deranged Indian guys who ripped out peoples hearts in cages.... Gorey I know but my favorite movie :P
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First one is the best, I saw it with my father and it was a cool adventure that I can recite word for word. Could I be Indy... if I could. Yes.
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Wow that must be a memorable experience Jeremy. Reciting word for word, that's pretty neat. I can do that with most movies but not Indie :p
DeleteIndy is a classic character played by a classic actor. That's why it bugged me when people crapped all over Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. There was nothing substantially different in that movie than in the other three, except for the fact that it traded religious connotations to aliens. Seeing Indy in action again was the reward.
ReplyDeleteAgreed. As long as we got to see Indie (Indy) again in action, who cares about the story line! lol INDY! INDY! INDY!
DeleteIndian Jones movies are an all time classic :)
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the first 3 movies; the Crystal Skull one - was kinda okay - not great but not bad either .. it just wasn't like the original ones :P
The originals were amazing and they will always be remembered in time :)
DeleteThe first Indy movie gets my vote. I love all of them but Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark had a unique freshness and breathtaking sensation. The following in the series had a tall order to live up to, much less surpass.
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Agreed. The original movies set a high standard for Crystal Skull so people were expecting it to be different.
DeleteFor the adults out there - hey! I remember seeing Raiders in the theater as a teen. Crap, now I'm an adult.
ReplyDeleteAnd that one is still my favorite. It's the perfect adventure film.
Lol Alex. "The Perfect Adventure Film" -Alex J. Cavanaugh :P Amazing film over all and I actually like it because it deals with my religion (Judaism) :P
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