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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny | Official Trailer
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NecrosaroIII
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Temple of Doom is hot garbage. Only good thing is Short RoundYou think Crystal Skull was better than Temple of Doom?
1>3>2>[5]>4 for me.
Laieon
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Better that than the alternative, that's for damn sure!
Darkmakaimura
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New clip from the movie released.
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Ulysses 31
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People say the movie opens up with Indy drunk and divorce papers visible.
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GymWolf
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FunkMiller
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People say the movie opens up with Indy drunk and divorce papers visible.
They're too fucking stupid/lazy to write a plot that doesn't involve the marriage breaking down at the start - just so they can no doubt end the movie with a trite, feel good reconciliation with Marion that they've had to do zero actual work to achieve.
It's as transparent as it is dreadful.
Hang on, he is getting served at the beginning of the film? No fault divorce wasn't a thing in the US till 1969 whihc is after this film, I beleive.
That means old Indy is still banging his students in order for Marion to justify a divorce at that time.......you sly dog you
Fuck, now I want a film about a 60's era P.I. following Indy around trying to take pics of Indy absolutely RAILING young co-eds. But Indy keeps taking these women to exotic archeological dig sites full of traps as cover, so the P.I. ends up getting as skilled as Indy in recovering treasure. At the end of the film, Indy lies mortally wounded, surrounded by the lusty maidens who earned their PhDs through riding the D, and he hands off his fedora and whip to the P.I. saying "you are the rascal now....gaaasssp, I'm coming Willie, I'm com...."dead.
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ManaByte
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They’re separated because Mutt died in Vietnam.Hang on, he is getting served at the beginning of the film? No fault divorce wasn't a thing in the US till 1969 whihc is after this film, I beleive.
That means old Indy is still banging his students in order for Marion to justify a divorce at that time.......you sly dog you
Fuck, now I want a film about a 60's era P.I. following Indy around trying to take pics of Indy absolutely RAILING young co-eds. But Indy keeps taking these women to exotic archeological dig sites full of traps as cover, so the P.I. ends up getting as skilled as Indy in recovering treasure. At the end of the film, Indy lies mortally wounded, surrounded by the lusty maidens who earned their PhDs through riding the D, and he hands off his fedora and whip to the P.I. saying "you are the rascal now....gaaasssp, I'm coming Willie, I'm com...."dead.
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That really just doesn't track. I get the need to explain any absence of
Mutt
This is something I LOVED about the Hawkeye show. Clint told his wife he was gonna be late. She didn't bat an eye, she supported him through it all, and even when he is running around with an amazingly hot piece of ass there was ZERO creepiness or jealous wife drama. THANK GOD. So refreshing that a show could hold a man accountable for being a good dude and not let the writers rehash their bad childhoods and numerous failed marriages on screen.
I mean, I'd have done horrible things to Kate Bishop, things that could never be undone, things that change you as a person, but I'm no Avenger
ManaByte
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That really just doesn't track. I get the need to explain any absence ofbut it just doesn't seem to fit with Indy's character as a person. You'd think old folks would bond with each other over such a thing. And I bet there is virtually zero story reason for it to even happen, unless the Dial is the macguffin to reverse/undo it.Mutt
This is something I LOVED about the Hawkeye show. Clint told his wife he was gonna be late. She didn't bat an eye, she supported him through it all, and even when he is running around with an amazingly hot piece of ass there was ZERO creepiness or jealous wife drama. THANK GOD. So refreshing that a show could hold a man accountable for being a good dude and not let the writers rehash their bad childhoods and numerous failed marriages on screen.
I mean, I'd have done horrible things to Kate Bishop, things that could never be undone, things that change you as a person, but I'm no Avenger
The death of Mutt is the thing Indy would change if he had the full dial (he only had half). Voller wants to stop Hitler from invading Poland, a mistake he sees as causing the downfall of the Nazis.
RaptorGTA
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Poland? Ya sure it isn't Russia?
ManaByte
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Nope Poland. Comes right after Indy and Voller have an exchange where he says “You should’ve stayed in New York” and Indy responds with “You should’ve stayed out of Poland”.
Indy asks Voller who he wants to kill in the past, Roosevelt, Churchill and Voller says he wants to kill Hitler to stop him from invading Poland, which he calls the “big mistake” because history is a succession of wars and you have to be on the victors’ side (and earlier he talked about how Germany lost the war but wasn’t defeated).
Indy asks Voller who he wants to kill in the past, Roosevelt, Churchill and Voller says he wants to kill Hitler to stop him from invading Poland, which he calls the “big mistake” because history is a succession of wars and you have to be on the victors’ side (and earlier he talked about how Germany lost the war but wasn’t defeated).
Hang on, so Indy is fighting AGAINST a guy who
wants to kill Hitler, prevent WW2, and is basically a kinder gentler nazi?
ManaByte
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Well he doesn’t know that until the end of the movie. Which is why Indy asks him who he wants to kill.
Right before Voller uses the dial and of course ends up dying.
And no
He wants to stop Hitler from invading Poland because he thinks that will allow the Nazis to last forever since they would never lose the war.
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cash_longfellow
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Twitter is such a F’n cesspool..realistically, how does it even exist anymore?
Trogdor1123
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I guess I’m in the minority… it looks fun to me. It’s no last crusade of course… but looks good
JCK75
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Indy is the actual villian of this movie, because even though he fought Nazi's, apparently he stole from indigenous people... that makes him like a double nazi.
ManaByte
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That line isn’t in the movie. Stop believing culture warrior trolls on Twitter.
LimanimaPT
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So, the assassination of once beloved characters continues.
Who are this screen writers that write this garbage?
Who are this screen writers that write this garbage?
The plot being Indy breaking INTO museums to steal stuff to give back to indigs was surely tossed around as a plot at some point. To then hopefully be thrown into a fire or smashed to pieces like what happens to so many of those things in their original land areas. Much better when safely stored in a giant warehouse, really....
Ulysses 31
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Post-modernists most likely that like to deconstruct grand narratives and icons.
Will this movie be the trifecta of Ford playing iconic character(Solo, Deckard, Indy) walking out on his child?
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Trunx81
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There´s actually a time travel novel about this topic, Making History from Stephen Fry
JCK75
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Where did I say it was? did you think I was being serious?
ManaByte
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And again that dialog is fake and made up by an anime avatar culture warrior troll. It doesn’t exits in the movie.
JCK75
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And again that dialog is fake and made up by an anime avatar culture warrior troll. It doesn’t exits in the movie.
I never said it was in the film, did you also think I believed Indy was the villian of the movie? it's a joke about a movie that sucks.. calm your tits please.
Werewolf Jones
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Waiting for Ulysses to post The Critical Drinker video. 
Also laughing at the chase scene overusage. Is it because Grandpa Ford can't really run anymore so to have some form of action you gotta have fast moving vehicles? Gotta make sure Harrison doesn't fall and break his hip.
Also laughing at the chase scene overusage. Is it because Grandpa Ford can't really run anymore so to have some form of action you gotta have fast moving vehicles? Gotta make sure Harrison doesn't fall and break his hip.
Ulysses 31
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I'll post his review for sure.Waiting for Ulysses to post The Critical Drinker video.
Also laughing at the chase scene overusage. Is it because Grandpa Ford can't really run anymore so to have some form of action you gotta have fast moving vehicles? Gotta make sure Harrison doesn't fall and break his hip.
FunkMiller
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Kilau
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So Indy isn’t able to
save Mutt?
Goalus
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The actual dialog in that particular scene has similar qualities though.
And again that dialog is fake and made up by an anime avatar culture warrior troll. It doesn’t exits in the movie.
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ManaByte
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Nope. Because the dial technically doesn’t work the way Voller wants it to because Archimedes didn’t know about the continents moving when he made it. So the vortexes it detects will only send people back 2000 years. Voller and his henchman die in the invasion of Syracuse.
TaylorSwiftFan
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Can’t wait to see how much more of a disaster this movie is.Waiting for Ulysses to post The Critical Drinker video.
Ulysses 31
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Harrison Ford Admits Indiana Jones Is "Not So Strong, Not So Brave, Not So Attentive" In 'Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny'
Actor Harrison Ford, who plays Indiana Jones in the upcoming Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny film, recently described the character is portrayed as "not so strong, not so brave, not so attentive" in the film.
boundingintocomics.com
Modern Hollywood really knows how to portray iconic heroes...
Or it's a typical Ford not caring about the character he plays.(Didn't care if Greedo shot first, wanted Solo dead)
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