Not really... One man's God's are another man's Aliens. They all take the same kind of faith to believe in their existence. And all of them have no "real" evidence that they exist besides testimonials and pure belief.
And of course how could I forget the two pieces of glue that without them, the PT would've been nothing, Ewan McGreggor and Ian McDiarmid, they always brought their A game and I think that why was ROTS worked with even people dissappointed entirely with TPM and AOTC, because those 2 were pretty focal parts of that movie.
Back to Indy, since it's my only taste of the 50's, did anyone else think of Back to the Future during the brawl in the cafe with Mutt and Indy. "Hey Biff, what the hell is that!"
Uh, hello... Area 51 actually exists you know.
By the way, I am the only one here who remembers that the first draft of the script (by Jeff Boam) was called Indiana Jones And The Saucermen From Mars?
I'll have to admit, from the very first scene I was saying to myself, "What was Gruff Old Bear smoking when he wrote that?"
Ah, just noticed there's a SPOILER thread
Here's a few random thoughts...
-First time it shows Indy, my impression is that he looks really old & his voice sounds strange. For most of the rest of the movie, he was the classic Indy I remember.
-Marion seemed forced to me, it was like the actress who played Marion walked onto the set to sign autographs & they just put her in. She seemed out-of-character.
-I'm not ready to see Shia in Indy gear, but like in Transformers, he was great in this film.
-The CG monkeys & the Prairie Dogs sucked and seemed out-of-place.
-too much CG
-I'm still on the fence about the alien storyline.
-I felt insulted by all of the classic Indy references, seemed like they tried too hard to sell people on the whole saga than KotCS alone.
I'm not saying the movie was bad, I still enjoyed it for what it was. I'm hoping it will eventually grow on me, but my first reaction it to feel jaded by the whole thing.
