Indiana Jones 5 officially announced
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drusselmeyer
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There are
Obviously, there are no movies inside. You can see those machines have no movies behind those pictures.
Riceball
Master Member
Yup, they still do in my area. In my area I have 1 just outside a Walmart market, 1 inside a Stater Bros. and another inside a Ralph's or Vons. And they have their own app now as well where you can rent to stream online, but it costs more than their DVDs/Blu-Rays.
I’m Portuguese, in my culture we use windex for everything lol and I mean everything
I never knew Windex was a cultural thing...I know of a famous Portuguese man, well...we all do( Steve Perry- Greatest Voice ever..shameless plug). I wonder if he uses Windex. You'll have to tell me the story behind that.
joberg
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I’m not lying then right!!!?? LOL!!!My wife is Portuguese...don't get me started on the cleaning/Windex stuff
The Shocking Ending of Indiana Jones 5 Wasn't Always What's in the Movie
Indiana Jones movies always end with the impossible. Ghosts coming out of an ark, a rock healing a village, a cup granting immortality, aliens with crystal skulls. So, when Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny gets to its big third-act moment, it’s shocking, but also fits right in. However...
The Shocking Ending of Indiana Jones 5 Wasn't Always What's in the Movie
Indiana Jones movies always end with the impossible. Ghosts coming out of an ark, a rock healing a village, a cup granting immortality, aliens with crystal skulls. So, when Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny gets to its big third-act moment, it’s shocking, but also fits right in. However...www.yahoo.com
And even the climax we got now is a reshot. You can see Ford's changed haircut, and greenscreen yelling at your face. Some of the first leaked set photos showed that they initially filmed on an outside set.
To me, the article seems like an excuse for Mangold to justify his poor decision. I have not seen the movie, but an old Indy traveling back to Nazi Germany is a more interesting plot with more avenues to explore.
Oof!
Reported concept art…
Reported concept art…
I tried re watching it last night and fell asleep… can you guys answer this
Was it just coincidence that the Indy’s niece and von Braun were looking for the dial at the same exact time
Or was Braun on to something.. just wonder why it took him so long to hunt it down.. and how he knew where to look for it?
It my memory is correct he had no idea Indy was alive and still had it hidden right?
Was it just coincidence that the Indy’s niece and von Braun were looking for the dial at the same exact time
Or was Braun on to something.. just wonder why it took him so long to hunt it down.. and how he knew where to look for it?
It my memory is correct he had no idea Indy was alive and still had it hidden right?
I forgot to watch this!
You’re not lying… my dad has even washed the dog with it…
joberg
Legendary Member
Here's a joke: If Portuguese women were sent to the Moon, it would be free of dust in one month
Riceball
Master Member
Yeah, it was, but it wasn't Indy's niece, it was his goddaughter. And it wasn't Von Braun, I don't remember the character's name, but it wasn't Von Braun, this character was a true dyed in the wool NAZI and appeared to be a member of the SS back during the war and wasn't interested in the Dial for science or money but to back in time, assassinate Hitler and take over Germany in order to win the war.
Pretty sure he’s meant to be von Braun in the Indy universe…Jürgen Voller was his name an in America went by “Dr smith” or “dr smit” (i only have 1 working ear, so that’s what it sounds like to me)
Jürgen Voller was hitlers rocket engineer, and brought over in operation paper clip.. the hotel scene explains this
One of his goons even makes it a point to mention they went to the moon because of him.. and points at him
Only reason we reached space was because of the v2 rocket.. that Apollo rocket was a glorified v2
I love rockets…
Jurgen Voller must have a skull constructed of hardened steel and skin made of the toughest flexible polymer as he was able to take a blow directly to the face, at a high rate of speed, without suffering even a mild scar.
This was the true feat of magic delivered by the film.
Amazing.
Well, that does it for me; I think I’m finally finished with my list of things to complain about regarding this substandard—and really forgettable—film.
I’m out of this thread.
Riceball
Master Member
Loosely based on but not von Braun though.
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