Indiana Jones and...

[Poncho]

For anyone who hasn't seen it... there is a trailer out (released Feb 14th)

http://www.indianajones.com/site/index.html

[Hell Toupee]

Indiana Jones and the Museum of Flash Game Timewasters

[Dan]

For anyone who hasn't seen it... there is a trailer out (released Feb 14th)

http://www.indianajones.com/site/index.html

It makes me sad to say... that didn't look very engaging.

[Butter]

Indiana Jones and the Really Obvious Looking CGI

[Kwyjibo]

For someone that pioneered many of the special effects techniques used today Lucas really does seem to have cornered the market on really obvious looking CGI.

[Hell Toupee]

Welp, I saw this earlier this morning, and it's a 2.75/5 cheese doodler for me.

The good:

Harrison Ford still looks and plays the part well, despite his age.
Shia LeBouf doesn't screw up the movie.
Seeing Karen Allen again, although she hasn't aged as well as Harrison.
Some of the action sequences are decent... but I wished they weren't so CGI dependent. The older films were better when a lot of the stunts were done by stuntmen (or wax dummies with melting faces).

The bad:

It only feels like 1/2 an Indiana Jones movie. I felt the same way about this as I did Speed Racer. 50% is good, the other 50% is average to poor.
The "Mac" sidekick guy. I like Ray Winstone a lot as an actor, but here he's used like an extra from National Treasure. All greed, no purpose.
Spalko, for the most part, is just a big dominatrix with nothing to do.... "I vant to know...."


I can haz "Return" my $7.50, plz....?

I'm hoping Batman or Wall-E can make up for this post Iron Man drought.

EDIT:  Oh yeah... I forgot. I want Harrison to teach me the "how not to lose your hat or get crushed by large military vehicles while going over 100 ft. waterfalls" trick.... x3.