Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Two-Disc Special Edition)

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Two-Disc Special Edition) | Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchett | Indiana Jones ...Crystal Skull

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	Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Two-Disc Special Edition) Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchett Paramount Home Entertainment, 2008 average customer review:based on 647 reviews view larger image
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Gotta Love Indie!

Gotta love this guy. A great movie filled with action and that humorstyle that Spielberg has made famous. Harrison Ford just doesn't quit and looks incredible for his age, I hope that I age that well. The film not-so-subtly "borrows" gags and elements of other films, but it goes with the flow and it is Indie afterall so it is forgivable. A great time.

Indiana Jones ...Crystal Skull

With all the critics saying it's "stupid", "horrible letdown", etc, etc, I truly expected the worst when I received for a Christmas present. Guess what, it was not horrible or stupid, not even the worst of Indy movies, nor the worst movie I've seen this year.

I enjoyed it...and experienced the same captivation as the other Indy movies. It was simply... good. And it was good to see some previous Indy actors re-emerge here (no spoilers, sorry.) The female sword-weilding villain was well-played by a new face (new to me). The proof of great acting: you may find yourself hating her and everything she represents. (Easy! It's only a movie, folks!) She was also somewhat attractive, I must admit...talk about mixed emotions...

I understand that people might not be able to relate to the new kind of plot in this. A friend said it "had no plot." But this just isn't true. Either the plot flew over his head, or he doesn't favor this plot genre maybe...I don't know.

I understand this one is different than the others, and Harrison Ford is older now...but he still delivered and fully met my expectations of him as an actor in this. He's still got it.

So why so many bad reviews? Perhaps it has become chic to bash this flick, and so doing gives the appearance of ...? Always easy to criticize, too. (But hard to make something creative...thus critics will always outnumber the doers and creators in this world)

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