
When Dr. Indiana Jones – the tweed-suited professor who just happens to be a celebrated archaeologist – is hired by the government to locate the legendary Ark of the Covenant, he finds himself up against the entire Nazi regime.
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No shit, the Lego Indiana Jones Video Game 2, sucked ass
“It's not the years, honey, it's the mileage.”
I thought I hadn’t seen this before but now I watch it again I remember. Still a great movie
I really loved it! Indiana Jones is very interesting and fun. I enjoyed the fact that there was a romance, with a not-so-stereotypical love interest. Indy is also an interesting character! He is smart and brave, but kind of scared of snakes. He is somewhat cynical but knows not to look at the Ark of the Covenant. I am a christian, so the religious themes associated with the Ark were very interesting to me! Is the power of God basically confirmed at the end? And does that mean the film is saying God (the God of the Jews) would never give His power to a bunch of Nazis? Cause if that’s the case, that rocks!
Obviously incredible and probably the best movie of all time. But it just can’t touch the last crusade for me.
86/100 I already knew Harrison Ford from the Star Wars franchise, and so was eager to see how Spielberg would handle him here, even more so once I learned George Lucas was involved, and much to my joy, they work together to deliver a great, fun adventure film. Given that this is the first film in the franchise, you'd expect some sort of explanation, and there is, somewhat. There is a lack of exposition about the hero as one would expect at the start, but really this is made up for as you basically learn all about him through two factors of the opening scene: the intense action, showcasing his expertise, and Ford's talent as an actor. Ford really works well here, playing this sort of morally dubious star who subverts the conventions of the genre. However, he still manages to give Indiana Jones enough charisma that you're rooting for him throughout. The plot itself is simple enough, but…