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So the rumor is this one will involve time travel???
I hope not. The first three films were linked by the misuse of religious power. Swapping it out for alien energy in the fourth didn't work.
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Apparently, he goes back in time, to before the events of the 4th unfold. And, instead, gets a burger and plays with his relics for two hours.
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Time Travel, well maybe Indiana Jones goes back in time right before George Lucas insist on A Spaceship and Alien …changes Lucas’s Mind and comes up with something more plausible!
Indiana Jones in The Apology!
You can believe in the power of the Ark of the Covenant, the healing powers of the Grail, pulling the heart from a mans body while he is alive, and have him live...yet...ALIENS are the breaking point? LOL. OK.
The first and second films simply imagine that Christian artifacts have supernatural powers. I'm not Christian, but I can accept this as a conceit in a film.
The second film imagines that a different spiritual object also has supernatural powers. Again, it's a limited conceit, so I don't mind it.
The fourth film presumes that space aliens, or "inter-dimensional beings," are real. I'm sorry, I agree, it's a bridge too far, and it's done in such a hokey manner, it's just wrong for the series.
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Tapping into biblical mythology for supernatural elements seems a good idea to me.
It's why i've always said the new film should have Indiana Jones confronting Satan and punching him in the face.
(i'm thinking of a PASSION OF THE CHRIST-like Satan dwelling in a cave in the Taklamakan desert or some such place. Would be too much for Disney, though.)
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It's why i've always said the new film should have Indiana Jones confronting Satan and punching him in the face.
Thank you. This made me Laugh Out Loud.
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I disagree, an Indy score needs new themes AND familiar ones.
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It's why i've always said the new film should have Indiana Jones confronting Satan and punching him in the face.
I think that in this brave new world of equality, you’ll find that Satan is a “she”.
You mean a 'they'
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No, it is still a he.
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