http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/indianajones.html;_ylt=AsY7qv8MSH6wl3g1GC6bw55fVXcA
here’s the trailer for the new Indiana Jones movie. Looks great.
Man I’m sure it’ll live up to the others … at least I have my fingers crossed it will
damn that looks awesome.
I just hope they don’t ruin the movie by making Shia Labeuf the dumbass of the film. He can act, so let him. No damn quirkiness or smartass comments.
So the US ARMY are the bad guys, and the big assed warehouse is in Roswell? That’s fucking awesome!
Ummm…HELLZ YEAH!
Part of this was filmed in New Haven, right near Yale campus on Chapel Street. They got all these old cars and a bus (it’s one of the chase scenes), and all the storefronts were done over to look like the 1950’s. I watched some of the filming, but didn’t get to see Harrison Ford up close and personal. Guess I’ll have to settle for the movie.
This thread must be revived… Anyone but me going to see it 1st day?
[quote]BluePfaltz wrote:
This thread must be revived… Anyone but me going to see it 1st day?[/quote]
You have to ask?
Harrison ford is old.
[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
Harrison ford is old.[/quote]
You’re old!
“Snakes…Why’d it have to be snakes?”
[quote]kelleyb wrote:
LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
Harrison ford is old.
You’re old!
[/quote]
At least I am not a bad actor making tired, old films.
[quote]BluePfaltz wrote:
This thread must be revived… Anyone but me going to see it 1st day?[/quote]
It depends, is it supposed to get a “Star Wars” style first showing? If so, I will definitely NOT be waiting in line for it. This and Iron Man are the two I am currently waiting for.
[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
kelleyb wrote:
LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
Harrison ford is old.
You’re old!
At least I am not a bad actor making tired, old films.[/quote]
You’re making about as much sense as when you were defending communism.
…I assume in a couple months you’ll completely switch your position on this too.
I don’t know what series will be my favorite trilogy now that Indy is no longer one.
I will defininitely see it.
It’s just a shame that everytime I see an interview of Harrison Ford he comes across as such a grumpy guy.
He’s played some great roles in his time though.
[quote]Natural Nate wrote:
…I assume in a couple months you’ll completely switch your position on this too.[/quote]
Oh, I am going to see it…never said I wouldn’t.
Ford’s bad acting is classic…it’ll never match the bad acting he did in Star Wars but still it will be funny to watch his old ass swing from a bull-whip and defeat an entire army of Nazis, etc.
[quote]Sxio wrote:
I will defininitely see it.
It’s just a shame that everytime I see an interview of Harrison Ford he comes across as such a grumpy guy.
He’s played some great roles in his time though. [/quote]
He seems like one of the few actors who focuses on his family way more than his career. That may be why he comes across like that. He isn’t the only one.
[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
Natural Nate wrote:
…I assume in a couple months you’ll completely switch your position on this too.
Oh, I am going to see it…never said I wouldn’t.
Ford’s bad acting is classic…it’ll never match the bad acting he did in Star Wars but still it will be funny to watch his old ass swing from a bull-whip and defeat an entire army of Nazis, etc.[/quote]
Now I’m actually curious. How do you consider his acting bad? And don’t confuse bad acting with a script that requires an over-the-top character.
[quote]Sxio wrote:
I will defininitely see it.
It’s just a shame that everytime I see an interview of Harrison Ford he comes across as such a grumpy guy.
He’s played some great roles in his time though. [/quote]
Keep in mind that when promoting a film (which can be mandatory per their contract), the actors have to sit through several interviews in one session, hearing the same tired questions over and over again. And like most things in life, some people handle it better than others.
He comes off as a regular guy to me- someone who just wants to do his job and go home.
As for the film, I’ll definitely see it, but I’m worried they’re going to lean too hard on “old” jokes the entire time.