Harrison Ford, Karen Allen, Cate Blanchett, Shia LaBeouf, John Hurt, Ray Winstone, Jim Broadbent.
Plot:
Unknown
I haven’t properly watched the first three since I was very young, but I suspect I’d be too old to think they’re really great now. However, I do have certain memories of fondness about them. I’m not sure about this one, and it has a really stupid title.
I’m not that such a great fan of him, I’d have loved to see someone else but I’m sure he’ll be okay in the movie. It’s not that bad that he was casted.
You knew it was coming eventually, but I didn’t think we’d be getting it this soon. It’s the INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL issue of “Vanity Fair” complete with interviews with all the major players and photos by the legendary Annie Leibovitz. Vanity Fair has put a preview online, which includes our first look of Cate Blanchett as the villainous Agent Spalko. We also get a behind-the-scenes video from the photoshoot, which you can see below. Of course, this is just a small taste of what you can expect from the actual issue itself, which should be on newsstands soon. Check it out below and head to Vanity Fair to read the whole article.
Cant wait to see this. Ive been an Indy fan since I was 6 or 7. I saw them all at the movies. I remember when Raiders came out and I bought the comic book adaptation of it. I wish I still had that!
I had the comic book too but I was so disapointed. But Indy was clearly the movie, which inspired my bro and I to play in the garden as adventurers. We used a tent (which was all wet if it was raining at night) and spent nights in the garden, my parents prepared us meals in some military metal cookware that we ate during the day, we had some specials clothes only for such adventure games, ahaha.
I never understood what was so “magical” about the Indiana Jones movies. But anyway, here’s my comment on the new one copypasted from the track your pictures thread;
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 7,5/10
I never understood what was so great about the Indiana Jones movies. They are just good action adventure movies inspired by the 40s adventure flicks, nothing more. I never saw the 3rd one, but the new one is by far the best Indy movie yet. Most of you would disagree with me but keep in mind that you most likely saw your first Indy movies when you were younger, and now several layers of nostalgia make you think the first movies are SOOO much better than the new one, which they are not.
