A nuclear explosion can be an easy-going image?

[BO-SENSEI]

[Midwinter]

Somebody takes Hollywood too seriously.

I should point out "Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah - Giant Monsters All-Out Attack" also makes light of the vast economic and indigenous devestation that occurs during otherwise, entertaining battle royales.

[IkemenTommy]

Unless the latest Indiana Jones was trying to shove morality down our throat, I really missed it.

I guess somebody just wasn't happy with the latest Indiana Jones movie. Hell, I wasn't either.

[Kuang_Grade]

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Actually, that scene bothered me as well...but not for those reasons...one, the refrigerator seems to be tossed a half mile from the blast zone, which should have killed indy simply from landing impact...two, fridges back then usually had locking handles that made them impossible to open from the inside...apparently back then, kids playing hide and seek would find abandoned fridges and hide in them, promptly becoming trapped and then suffocating to death

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/pubs/5072.html

It was this scene that started me to think that paying money to see this might not have been a good idea, which only grew for the next 50 minutes until such time I walked out.

Nakasone should have also added something like 'a certain movie, which by the way totally sucked balls, trivialized.....

[Midwinter]

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It was this scene that started me to think that paying money to see this might not have been a good idea, which only grew for the next 50 minutes until such time I walked out.

Nakasone should have also added something like 'a certain movie, which by the way totally sucked balls, trivialized.....

Am I the only one that didn't mind the new movie? I understand why some (the majority of?) people didn't like it, but sometimes it seems like I'm the only one who was able to just go with the flow and enjoy it for what it was.

[Samurai_Jerk]

Am I the only one that didn't mind the new movie? I understand why some (the majority of?) people didn't like it, but sometimes it seems like I'm the only one who was able to just go with the flow and enjoy it for what it was.

The only one I've met so far.

[Kanchou]

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Actually, that scene bothered me as well...but not for those reasons...one, the refrigerator seems to be tossed a half mile from the blast zone, which should have killed indy simply from landing impact...two, fridges back then usually had locking handles that made them impossible to open from the inside...apparently back then, kids playing hide and seek would find abandoned fridges and hide in them, promptly becoming trapped and then suffocating to death

http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/pubs/5072.html

It was this scene that started me to think that paying money to see this might not have been a good idea, which only grew for the next 50 minutes until such time I walked out.

Nakasone should have also added something like 'a certain movie, which by the way totally sucked balls, trivialized.....

I think the landing (assuming he survived it, which isn't very likely...he'd probably die of a head injury) would have caused the door to come undone. And if it didn't, a full grown man would probably be able to break it from the inside.


On the other hand, the minister clearly hasn't watched an Indian Jones movie... ever.

And FWIW, I liked the movie.

[Kuang_Grade]

Am I the only one that didn't mind the new movie? I understand why some (the majority of?) people didn't like it, but sometimes it seems like I'm the only one who was able to just go with the flow and enjoy it for what it was.

I know people who took their kids, and while their kids liked it, the adults generally didn't. For me it seemed more like some set pieces put together (fighting on cars in the jungle, motorcycles in a library, etc and then which went on far too long) somehow strung together by the thinnest of plot shoestrings. But that said, most people have forgotten what clap trap temple of doom and the last crusade were as well, so it is really not outside of the overall trend line, although I found all the CGI pretty outputting and excessive and that was one of the factors that sharpened my distaste for it.