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This is right up there with putting your faith in a computer to manage global resource allocation for profoundly mistaken thoughts.
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This is right up there with putting your faith in a computer to manage global resource allocation for profoundly mistaken thoughts.
Thus one of the most memorable movie deaths in cinema was born. Imagine how the swordsman must have felt to have his big fight scene reduced to a quick bullet through the chest.
On a different note We can be thankful that Harrison Ford was given the role of Indy. The second choice was Tom Selleck. It could have all looked very different.
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Surely that bespeaks a larger flaw - that apparently he rode a submarine several thousand miles (IIRC from the map overlay in that part) without drowning. Surely it would have submerged for at least some of the way?After much consideration, the only Raiders flaw I can dredge up is their failure to include the shot of Indy lashed to the U-boat's periscope with his whip.
Accounts differ.He also says the commandments came from Mt Herob, whereas Moses actually got them at Mt Sinai.![]()
Tom Selleck was the first choice, but he turned it down because he couldn't get out of his contract for the TV series Magnum P.I, which left the door open for Ford. Selleck later was reduced to starring in a cheap Raiders rip-off called High Road to China.
Oh, it's worse than that. Behold, the complete transcript of the meeting in which Spielberg, Lucas and Kasdan hash out the character of Indiana Jones.About 24 minutes in.
IJ: I never meant to hurt you
Marion: I was a child, I was in love. It was wrong and you knew it.
IJ: You knew what you were doing
Marion: Now I do. This is my place. Get out!
What the fuck?
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George — I was thinking that this old guy could have been his mentor. He could have known this little girl when she was just a kid. Had an affair with her when she was eleven.
Lawrence — And he was forty-two.
G — He hasn't seen her in twelve years. Now she's twenty-two. It's a real strange relationship.
Steven — She had better be older than twenty-two.
G — He's thirty-five, and he knew her ten years ago when he was twenty-five and she was only twelve. It would be amusing to make her slightly young at the time.
S — And promiscuous. She came onto him.
G — Fifteen is right on the edge. I know it's an outrageous idea, but it is interesting. Once she's sixteen or seventeen it's not interesting anymore. But if she was fifteen and he was twenty-five and they actually had an affair the last time they met. And she was madly in love with him and he...
Tom Selleck was the first choice, but he turned it down because he couldn't get out of his contract for the TV series Magnum P.I, which left the door open for Ford. Selleck later was reduced to starring in a cheap Raiders rip-off called High Road to China.
Submarines of that era wouldn't submerge unless they had a reason to. This was pre-WW2, so I can't think of any reason it would submerge except perhaps for the training aspect. I admit I'm grasping at straws there, but those things moved considerably faster on the surface and the schnorkel hadn't been invented yet.Surely that bespeaks a larger flaw - that apparently he rode a submarine several thousand miles (IIRC from the map overlay in that part) without drowning. Surely it would have submerged for at least some of the way?
Surely that bespeaks a larger flaw - that apparently he rode a submarine several thousand miles (IIRC from the map overlay in that part) without drowning. Surely it would have submerged for at least some of the way?
I'm pretty sure he just gets in the sub, doesn't heSubmarines of that era wouldn't submerge unless they had a reason to. This was pre-WW2, so I can't think of any reason it would submerge except perhaps for the training aspect. I admit I'm grasping at straws there, but those things moved considerably faster on the surface and the schnorkel hadn't been invented yet.
Yep. U-boats only ever submerged during attacks or when being pursued.Submarines of that era wouldn't submerge unless they had a reason to. This was pre-WW2, so I can't think of any reason it would submerge except perhaps for the training aspect. I admit I'm grasping at straws there, but those things moved considerably faster on the surface and the schnorkel hadn't been invented yet.
Yep. U-boats only ever submerged during attacks or when being pursued.
Still, Indy would have got rather thirsty.
No, he just stays on top. Subs wouldn't submerge unless they had a specific reason to, i.e. hiding to evade or hunt the enemy.
I've sat in the truck that he got dragged behind.
It's a brilliant film, somewhat marred by the realisation that one of the greatest action movie heroes of all time was a fucking nonce.
....he would be a wreck...weeks to recover any strength to carry on the fight....major plot hole![]()
That really sucks, in a social realist drama like Raiders.![]()
Indiana Jones and The Touch Of Michael Jackson
That really sucks, in a social realist drama like Raiders.![]()
I suspend my noticings about the noncery tbh.
Me too - I just thought she was refering to being like 15 or 16 and as I was about 15 when the filum came out I could relate to that as I wanted to snog Han Solo/Indiana Jones. A lot!
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