Indiana Jones

'Lego Indiana Jones 2' Review - Bad Dates? Not This Time!

source: MTV Multiplayer

The biggest thing working against "The Adventure Continues" is the heavy emphasis on "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," which was a terrible movie that nobody liked (I may be overstating this). If you're playing through the main story, you have to start in the "Crystal S...

Published Fri, Nov 20

LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues Review: Nuke The Mini-fig [Review]

source: Kotaku.com

LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues spends much of its time focused on the brickification of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, but it also gives players a taste of Indy's original adventures. Better still, it gives Indiana Jones fans a chance to build their own L...

Published Thu, Nov 19

The Original Feature Films of the Naughties?

source: welcometothefold (WordPress)

15 Finding Nemo Disney / Pixar $864,625,978 2003 21 Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Paramount $786,636,033 2008 33 Ratatouille Disney / Pixar $623,707,397 2007 48 Monsters, Inc. Disney / Pixar $525,366,597 2001 49 WALL-E Disney / Pixar $521,268,237 2008

Published Mon, Nov 16

The Nintendo Download: Let's Get Ready To Pokémon Rumble [Nintendo]

source: Kotaku.com

Description: Grab your trusty whip and slash your way through all three Indy classics in this no-thrills-barred adventure. If it happened in the movies, it happens here: the giant boulder from Raiders of the Lost Ark, the mine-cart chase from Temple of Doom, the three trials from Last Cru...

Published Mon, Nov 16

My Review of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (+ an explanation)

source: bmj2k (WordPress)

This is the same warehouse glimpsed at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark, and sure enough, in a madcap wacky romp through the place, Indy runs into both the Ark of the Covenant and George Lucas’ first draft script of Star Wars where Chewbacca wasn’t a Wookie but instead was played by Art Carne...

Published Sat, Nov 14

Mr. Skin: PG-13 at 25: Will the Movies Ever Grow Up (Again)?

source: Huffington Post

Will Hollywood ever look past the financial attractiveness of the PG-13? Or are we forever at the mercy of adolescent buying power? In 1984, Steven Spielberg released Gremlins and Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom, two PG-rated films sold to children, and the intensity of this box-of...

Published Wed, Nov 11

Amiga Classic Review: The Secret of Monkey Island

source: realityglitch (WordPress)

The Secret of Monkey Island is an adventure game that utilizes the command verb-based system SCUMM (Script Creation Utility of Maniac Mansion), the kind of point and click interface first introduced in Maniac Mansion and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. The technology was used in all...

Published Sun, Nov 8

'Paranormal Activity' Director Oren Peli Calls Steven Spielberg's Praise 'Amazing'

source: MTV Movies

Peli also cited the Indiana Jones movies among his favorites. "When I was a kid, especially 'Temple of Doom' scared me. [Spielberg] definitely helped define so many genres. As a kid watching these movies I never thought that some day I'll make a movie that he's going to watch."

Published Wed, Oct 28