Hahaha.
Ask Kenneth from SBTH, he'll tell you exactly who and what Indian Jones is.
However, moooving ooon...

I really liked the idea, even if it was really unbelievable and probably damn nigh impossible at that, behind the hiding-in-lead-lined-fridge-and-surviving-a-nuclear-blast scene. Like the rest of the movie. Far-fetched, but c'mon, it's a trademark of most Indiana Jones movies; pulp-fiction-like action mixed with wise guy & dry wit banter.
The only issue I had was that certain things seemed too pat [like the instant acceptance of Mutt's story about Oxley and his mom, and Marion & Indy rekindling their love on the run] and it seemed a tad bit rushed. BUT...
IT WAS STILL A GREAT MOVIE, I LOVED IT!!!
I really don't get what all the fuss is about with the "OMG, it'll rape your childhood memories" and "it was unbelievably unrealistic" and what-not.
Christ. Almighty. On. A. Crutch.
No offence, JC, seriously.
PEOPLE, take a chill pill, it's a bloody pulp fiction action film, it's not s'posed to be realistic!
But right about now, all that matters is that I enjoyed the film. And I had the good company of Pervalidus to enjoy it with. So, chaps, all you really need to enjoy a movie is to go in with no expectations [whatsoever] and a friend or three.
But, then again, everyone is entitled to their own opinions. *shrug*
Overall rating for this movie?
A great, big, whopping EIGHT (8) out of ten (10).
There, done.
Next film: KUNG-FU PANDA!
Now to do a Panda...
... eats, shoots and leaves.
*grin*
TCHAO!!!
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