probably Chris :wink:
got to be more creadability than coming from the home town that inflicted Vic Reeves on the world :?
SeanCyrusTowel- 05-09-2008
I'm PSYCHED for Indy 4. I think I'll be going home right around there, so I'll probably wait and go see it with Wes and our friend Eric.
LOL.... You know the problem with that statement Greg ;-)
And crystal skull makes me think of an episode of stargate sg1 by the same name (I think that's the title)
Matt Kempke- 05-10-2008
Have I mentioned yet that I went to the same school as James Nesbitt? That makes me cool by association, right? :D
Defintely YES :) Coooool
bigmac- 05-22-2008
erm............ well... It was interesting.
I'd have to say that my favorite part was watching Indy go over Iguaza Falls (Argentina / Brazil, here portrayed as a fictional location) three different times from different camera angles. And this was after they had started filming the sequence on the river at the base of the falls, looking up at them as the initial backdrop :D
Matt Kempke- 05-22-2008
you see :)? Hard to describe ...
bigmac- 05-23-2008
Tucker had warned me that this one was going to be a bit "different", given that he had the inside scoop from all his connections within the film business. I still can't say that I was fully prepared though.
adventureman- 05-24-2008
Indy Review The film was better than I expected...it wasn't until the end that the sci-fi CGI took over. I loved the opening warehouse chase and escape sequence. The jungle jeep fight felt a little too choreographed for me though.
It's supposed to be a fun popcorn, throwback adventure film, and I think it accomplished that in strides.
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