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Wheat Loaf posted:Crystal Skull is no worse than Temple of Doom or the TV series. YOU BETRAYED SHIVA
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Selachian posted:It never fails to amuse me that the vampire member of the Creature Commandos was named Velcro. As someone (maybe the only person) who loved Frankenstein: Agent of SHADE, I was all set to correct you, but I looked it up before posting. Ha, I didn't know that was Velcoro's original name! Learn something every day.
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Who What Now posted:Kingdom of the Crystal Skull invalidates Raiders. Even if that were true, he still made Last Crusade. So he gets a pass.
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SomeJazzyRat posted:Even if that were true, he still made Last Crusade. So he gets a pass. That series balances out their great movies with follow ups that are inversely proportional in terms of quality. Raiders is balanced out by the garbage fire that was Temple of Doom, and Crusade was balanced out by Crystal Skull.
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Rhyno posted:YOU BETRAYED SHIVA Listen, I still have all five seasons of Sliders on dvd so
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SilverSupernova posted:That series balances out their great movies with follow ups that are inversely proportional in terms of quality. Raiders is balanced out by the garbage fire that was Temple of Doom, and Crusade was balanced out by Crystal Skull. Indiana Jones and the Regression to the Mean.
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Temple of Doom wasn't that bad, and I refuse to rewatch it as an adult in case I'm wrong.
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Apr 28, 2018 21:07
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what if I told you.. all the Indy movies were equally bad
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Autism Sneaks posted:what if I told you.. all the Indy movies were equally bad I'd be inclined to agree.
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Apr 28, 2018 21:18
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Last Crusade is not only the best Indy film, it's the best Harrison Ford film. And no Apocalypse Now doesn't count!
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X-O posted:Last Crusade is not only the best Indy film, it's the best Harrison Ford film. And no Apocalypse Now doesn't count! Weirdly enough, this seems true as well. By the way, all Star Wars movies are on the same level, somewhere below that.
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Apr 28, 2018 21:36
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X-O posted:Last Crusade is not only the best Indy film, it's the best Harrison Ford film. And no Apocalypse Now doesn't count! My dad is a huge Harrison Ford fan and used to make a point of going to see every single movie with Harrison Ford in the cinema. I once asked him, "What's your favourite Harrison Ford movie?" and said I imagined it was Last Crusade or The Fugitive but eventually admitted that it was Working Girl.
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X-O posted:Last Crusade is not only the best Indy film, it's the best Harrison Ford film. And no Apocalypse Now doesn't count! The Conversation
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prefect posted:The Conversation Another I don't consider really consider to be a Harrison Ford movie, I mean he's in it sure but it's not his movie. But yeah it's way way way better than Last Crusade.
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X-O posted:Another I don't consider really consider to be a Harrison Ford movie, I mean he's in it sure but it's not his movie. Yeah, I know. I wasn't being intellectually honest. 
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Apr 28, 2018 22:38
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cant cook creole bream posted:I'd be inclined to agree. Is that you, Mr. Ford?
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Apr 28, 2018 22:46
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Selachian posted:It never fails to amuse me that the vampire member of the Creature Commandos was named Velcro. "Wrassle ze American! Save your bullets!"
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Selachian posted:It never fails to amuse me that the vampire member of the Creature Commandos was named Velcro. That guy looks so over this poo poo "goddamn nazis, knock this poo poo off."
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Doc Hawkins posted:Temple of Doom wasn't that bad, and I refuse to rewatch it as an adult in case I'm wrong. It's amazing for the use of color and cinematography alone.
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Apr 28, 2018 23:45
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Rereading that Dial H run by China Mieville. The premise is that there are these rotary phone dials you can use to Dial H For Hero, which will give you the powers of some randomly-selected hero, ideally copying them but possibly taking them. Better hope you don't dial up Superman's powers while he's fighting Darkseid. These dials were created by some old society at the center of the multiverse, and apparently some people didn't much care for the Dialers stealing their powers. Not sure if I caught this first time, but note the names of the two armies that came together against the dial-pirates. 
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goatface posted:They look like adults with dwarfism. There's been discussion about comic artists inability to draw children, but Valeria Richards always tends to look particularly weird for some reason.  Her head is bigger than the rest of her body.
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TwoPair posted:Is that you, Mr. Ford? Yes, it's me, H. Ford. AMA about my crimes against humanity.
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Say Nothing posted:There's been discussion about comic artists inability to draw children, but Valeria Richards always tends to look particularly weird for some reason. I think its not being helped by the artist leaning toward low or high angles of view which, while reinforcing the adult/child contrast, accentuate the body shapes a bit much given the proportions they've chosen.
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Say Nothing posted:There's been discussion about comic artists inability to draw children, but Valeria Richards always tends to look particularly weird for some reason.
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Apr 29, 2018 00:24
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Oh, Jesus Christ, Doom looks like he's taking the nastiest poo poo in the world
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That's why I'm glad they're making them a little older now.
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darthbob88 posted:Rereading that Dial H run by China Mieville. The premise is that there are these rotary phone dials you can use to Dial H For Hero, which will give you the powers of some randomly-selected hero, ideally copying them but possibly taking them. Better hope you don't dial up Superman's powers while he's fighting Darkseid. These dials were created by some old society at the center of the multiverse, and apparently some people didn't much care for the Dialers stealing their powers. Not sure if I caught this first time, but note the names of the two armies that came together against the dial-pirates. I liked that series, but I think we all know it failed because they weren't taking heroes from the kids reading the comic: 
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Say Nothing posted:Same comic. Looks even weirder. At the risk of risking Doom's wrath, he does not pull off wearing a hoodie.
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cant cook creole bream posted:Yes, it's me, H. Ford. AMA about my crimes against humanity. I didn't think Firewall was that bad.
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My fav Harrison flick is The Mosquito Coast, it’s a fabulously odd tale of a American nutter who decides to up sticks with his family to the Amazon because he feels the country has gone to the dogs and builds a giant ice maker in the middle of the jungle. TLC is the fourth best Indy flick. I respect KotCS for at least trying something different, plus Cate is divine as usual.
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Gnome de plume posted:At the risk of risking Doom's wrath, he does not pull off wearing a hoodie. And Thor has dared on many occasions.
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darthbob88 posted:Rereading that Dial H run by China Mieville. The premise is that there are these rotary phone dials you can use to Dial H For Hero, which will give you the powers of some randomly-selected hero, ideally copying them but possibly taking them. Better hope you don't dial up Superman's powers while he's fighting Darkseid. These dials were created by some old society at the center of the multiverse, and apparently some people didn't much care for the Dialers stealing their powers. Not sure if I caught this first time, but note the names of the two armies that came together against the dial-pirates. poo poo, I completely missed that.
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Random Stranger posted:I liked that series, but I think we all know it failed because they weren't taking heroes from the kids reading the comic: That's kinda difficult when kids don't read comics anymore.
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I imagine that Dial H was mostly a smoke screen for China Mieville to come up with ridiculous concepts for super heroes.
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Tasteful Dickpic posted:I imagine that Dial H was mostly a smoke screen for China Mieville to come up with ridiculous concepts for super heroes. I still want to read his communist Ironman concept he came up with.
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Say Nothing posted:Same comic. Looks even weirder. 
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