There's really no wrong choice, they are all really good.
I'm watching Raiders of the Lost Ark right now. No mine carts!
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There's really no wrong choice, they are all really good.
I'm watching Raiders of the Lost Ark right now. No mine carts!
There's no option for those of us who've never watched Indian Jones, nor have any desire to do so.
That's because you aren't invited to this discussion.
I love Raiders and Temple of Doom pretty equally; I voted Temple of Doom just because it's usually ranked below Raiders. The Last Crusade is also entertaining, but the corny sappiness of the Holy Grail puts it slightly under the rest. I approve of the poll ignoring the latest atrocity.
That is just un-American. You should be ashamed of yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boobies
The Temple of Doom just fascinated me when I was a kid, something about that whole "I'm gonna rip your heart out and you'll still be alive" trick would just leave me impressed. So I'm voting for that.
You are making me chose? HOW DARE YOU >:O!!
I'm so glad Crystal Skull isn't on the list. If it were an option and somebody chose it, even as a joke, I would be forced to travel through the internets and choke the living trout out of them for such blasphemy.
Crystal Skull wasnt too bad the second time I watched it.
I liked Grail and Raiders pretty equally (I think Grail was the first one I saw), Temple wouldve been great without Short-Round.
The Last Crusade of course. Sean Connery is the man and that's all there is to it. Temple of Doom is the weakest imo.
Crystal Skull wasn't that bad but it wasn't as good as the first three.
Raiders was the best. Last Crusade was probably a close second but it's been ages since I've seen Temple of Doom so I can't say for sure.
Raiders is an easy pick for me. The Last Crusade was good but I didn't care as much for Indy's rival in that movie as I did in Raiders. I thought in Raiders that Dr. Belloq held very similar beliefs and reverence for the treasures they both seek but that the methods and end games were different and conflicting thus providing a damn near perfect mirror Indy.
That said Temple of Doom is a horrible pile of trout. Crystal Skull was a bit of a mess. It probably would have been a fine movie had it been made 15 years before they actually made it. Hollywood has changed and Spielberg had changed too much as a director...I mean...Indiana kill no one in the movie and the bad guys were barely bad as well. I know that is kind of petty in a way but at the same time I feel it reflects how they treated the material and it grew too far apart from its pulp roots.
Raiders.
>all the people not liking Temple of Doom
You guys are weird.
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smurf. How do I split them? I don't know. Maybe Temple of Doom for me. Either way, this thread has reminded me of the fact that I need to watch them all again. Soon. Also supporting MILF in his decision to ban Tifa's Boobs: absolutely unacceptable.
CUVER YOR HEART, INDY!
Crystal Skull had Shia LaBeouf though so naturally, I dislike it. I only liked him in Even Stevens. Anyway, I'll go with Raiders of the Lost Ark. Lots of great classic scenes in there. In initially picked Temple of Doom because I thought the knife vs. gun scene was in that one.
Knife vs Gun is in Raiders of the Lost Ark and Temple of Doom, though in the latter Indy doesn't have his gun.
Let my armies be the rocks and the trees and the birds in the sky.
Raiders is the only acceptable answer and it is one of the greatest films of all time.
Raiders is my favorite movie.
I can watch it anytime and I always enjoy it. The pacing, the fantastic action, the Goddamn NAZI MONKEY!
Temple of Doom is fun, but it isn't even in the same conversation as Raiders.
Last Crusade is also a very solid movie. Sean Connery is great and I can overlook the cheesy parts. The scene where the tank is heading towards the cliff will get your heart pounding. See my signature
Raiders and Last Crusade. I cannot choose, but most likely Raiders.
Raiders of the Last Crystal Skull of Doom!
I haven't seen these movies. Except for the part where the guy pulls out the other guy's heart.
Temple.
Two words:
Short Round!
Raiders of the Lost Ark is one of my favorite movies of all time. It really is a great adventure and even with the sequels it still remains the best Indiana Jones movie. Last Crusade is also very good and the addition of Connery is pretty excellent. Temple of Doom is ok but far behind the 1st and 3rd movies in my opinion. Crystal Skull is lol
Temple of Doom is missing one key element to all Indiana Jones movies. Nazis. Without Nazis it's not really Indiana Jones.
I've only seen fragments of various indiana jones movies, and it feels terrible. :(.
The whole series is good, but Raiders is my personal favorite.
Again, Nazis.
Pretty damn awesome. Too bad in reality it doesn't have them. :D
Raiders was the first and introduced Indiana Jones to the world. It was overall the best movie. Raiders remains a great movie even all these years later, one that all adventure movies inevitably get compared to and rightfully so.
Temple of Doom was the movie that essentially created the PG-13 label and remains one of the more fun movies ever made, with lots of crazy set-pieces including the mine cart, the bridge in the finale and who can forget a certain raft ride off of a plane?
Crusade is by far the most entertaining and funniest movie, because Ford and Connery have wonderful chemistry. I really think Connery should have done more comedy before he retired. It lacks a strong central villain but almost makes up for it by being so damn fun.
Crystal Skull has... some fun moments, mostly as references to the earlier movies, which isn't a good sign.
I really hope we do not see another Indy movie. Three was the perfect amount. Four kind of made a mess of things. I shudder to think where five would take us.
Take care all.
If ever a fifth were to be made, it would require a different director, as Lucas is not what he used to be, a different cast, as Ford's Indy time has come and gone, and different script-writers, as the Crystal Skull group did a god-awful job.
So yeah, I'd like to see another Indiana Jones film, as long as it wasn't about Indiana Jones. There aren't enough great explorer films.
I can't get over the fact that the last movie had aliens in it. Also, Shia Labeouf. Unforgivable mistakes.
I think aliens in South America are more likely that Shy Beef being in any way daring, dashing and/or heroic. All three of those are necessary to even be allowed to stand next to Indiana Jones, let alone take up his mantle.
Shia is the next Indy. I think the sooner that we accept that, the more money we'll save on counselling.
And the more money I'll save on going to the cinema.
raiders
last crusade
temple of doom
By the way, who would you guys pick to play a newer Indiana Jones?
Michael Cera
Discussion of anyone beside Harrison Ford playing Indy will result in banment :aimmad:
Barret Wallace.
what's got two thumbs and overinflated expectations for my acting career?
this guy!
I like The Last Crusade the best, but honestly I love all three movies, but Sean Connery really sways me to vote for the third.