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I understand that but Mikael was pointing out how it was unlikely that either would have actually been on the radio in August 1969. Could it have happened? Absolutely. Is it likely? Nope.

I think they used it just to indicate the time that the movie is set. Also, because it's a cool song. :) As for using The Beatles and David Bowie, they did what movies almost always do- they got the most popular music that they could afford because 99.999999999999% of the audience would rather...

I think that aspect of the movie has been wildly blown out of proportion. It's not like there's scene after scene where Harrison Ford is sitting drunk and sobbing over Shia LaBeouf. Yes, Indy's had something terrible happen to him but this is still a fun, adventure movie and that action is what...

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No disrespect to the spoiler but

I'm assuming that Paramount still has a piece of the Indiana Jones character but Dial is Disney's movie.

Forgive me for being that guy but Fisher was alive for and presumably signed off on Rogue One.

Yeah, any shot where Indy is hanging would definitely be CG but I believe that Sam is saying that even shots where Indy just has a noose around his neck while they're interrogating him have a CG rope. To me, it's like being distracted by the plane shots being CG- of course they are.

Not to me because I had no clue that it was CG. Assuming you're correct, maybe it was because of the de-aging they were doing on Ford's face? This isn't meant to be condescending but I feel very fortunate to not have the affliction that so many people online where they see EVERY flaw in a...

Probably because they didn't want to have a stuntman do something that could potentially kill them when there's a safer alternative.

My biggest complaint about the movie. :)

In real life, there were

I saw it and thought it was a very entertaining (albeit overly long) movie. The negative reviews dialed my expectations back a bit but I largely disagree with them because it's a fun movie and Ford is, as always, great as Indiana Jones. It's not Raiders Of The Lost Ark but I think people are...

I'm seeing it tonight so I'm hiding from this thread now too. :laugh:

Yeah, George might have spent his own money on it (price be damned) simply because he wanted the show in HD but understandably, Disney doesn't want to do things that will never earn their money back. :laugh:

Nope.

The number of people that feel the same way basically guarantees that this movie won't bomb. Granted, the people rooting for its failure will still find a way to say it bombed ("Ohhh, it didn't make as much money as Crystal Skull in its opening weekend and everyone hated that movie. Gonna be...

I think Harrison Ford likes his privacy so he basically playing the Harrison-Ford-is-a-grumpy-old-man thing for interviews. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure he's kinda that way in real life but he turns it up for the public so people think twice about asking him for an autograph when he's eating...

That's my tale too. Maybe Fathom will do a screening for the 40th anniversary of Temple Of Doom next year?

Only a movie as mighty as Jaws would not be tarnished by the awfulness of Jaws The Revenge. :laugh:

I think the days of The Force Awakens or Endgame ticketing hysteria are gone because now pretty much every big budget movie makes a big deal out of when its tickets go on sale so it's not special anymore. It was an event and now it's just a normal marketing tool. Like you said, this movie is...

Yeah, that's basically how The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles show worked. They had an older actor portraying a 93 year old Indy though (Harrison Ford was IJ at age 50-ish in one episode). In the late 90's, Lucas re-edited two episodes together so they'd be movie-length episodes. When they did...

The only thing that I know for sure about Dial is that there will be a segment of fans that, in an effort to endlessly say that the new movie sucks, will rewrite history to say that all the Spielberg IJ movies are masterpieces. Anyone who doubts that should look at the reputation of the Star...

It's not like Spielberg is gonna say "What a piece of garbage" but it's still fun to read that quote.

I'm pretty sure it's just the comic book. The crazy thing is that the adaptation is only three issues so they had to cram an entire movie into under 75 pages and they still took the time to explain that.

Sony released The Fabelmans on CD so I think Indy 5 will get a CD release too.

People can feel any way that they want but I would say that's the correct interpretation of the situation. And it's not just the 1930's because I think it's even arguable that the majority of the audience wouldn't have been as grossed out in 1981 as they would be today.

Good lord, this is easily my most anticipated movie of the year. "Are you still a Nazi?" *PUNCH*

I believe that these are more of a kid-friendly toy line (hence the cartoony look) because there's also a line of really great looking 6(?) inch toys from the earlier movies.

Personally, I'm not counting out the good ol' fashioned "Kathleen Kennedy is getting fired!" psychos.