Indiana Jones 5

Started by Kazenji55 pages

Thats why were not constantly talking about the 5th movie.

There's a 5th movie? Let's talk about it.

I think Rodriguez's films, PT included, are usually so great because you can see they made it with a lot of tongue-in-cheek, it doesn't take itself very seriously and tries to find the boundaries of what makes it work. Even movies like Shark Boy and Lava Girl (although far from great) and Spy Kids 2&3 (prolly even 4, but I haven't seen that) make his movies enjoyable up to a certain extent.

PT, Machete, even From Dusk till Dawn play with their genres and has a bit of fun with it, up to the point of going over the top. And that's how we get great classic elemenst like machine guns on legs.

As for DP... I thought that was a very self-indulgent movie: Tarantino showing off what great dialogue he can write... unfortunately dialogue we heard several times before and this time all the characters are like that... BLEEH...

He certainly had a good come back with IB...

QT is currently doing that spaghetti western movie.....Django Unchained.

Originally posted by Kazenji
QT is currently doing that spaghetti western movie.....Django Unchained.

I want him to remake Faster Pussycat Kill Kill.

Wouldn't it be cooler if they did something new?

Have'nt got a problem with them remaking old movies as long as it turns out good and not a turd.

Yeah but how often does THAT happen these days?
Last great remake that there was, was probably when John Carpenter remade the Thing in 82...

(Aside from Current Batman, Star Trek and other rare anomalies)

QT SHOULD be making new stuff. IB was new and pretty original. I think he should evolve beyond homaging old movies.

Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
Yeah but how often does THAT happen these days?
Last great remake that there was, was probably when John Carpenter remade the Thing in 82...

(Aside from Current Batman, Star Trek and other rare anomalies)

3: 10 To Yuma?

Not bad.

Ive not seen it.. (The original or the 'cover'😉

Cover's okay.

True Grit (2010) is another good one, I also like the recent Fright Night.

Yeah liked True Grit.
As I say, there are always exceptions.
But for every one goodun, there are invariably 4 shite ones to satnd with it.

Heard New Fright Night was panned, but Ive not been able to check the remake out yet, and you say its good, so I will reserve judgement myself..(Whereas before I assumed it was shit due to what I'd heard...)

New Fright Night didn't strike as something great, have yet to see it though.

It's not particulcarly remake material if you ask me. It was a film for its time... the 80s... Not everything translates well. True Grit is not so much a remake as it is a new film based on the same novel.

Ahhhhh those wonderful low budget, weird/imaginative ass 80s.

Exactly... Weird Science, Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller, Lost Boys... that stuff.

Yeah it'd never get made today. "Too frivolous." "Too risky." "Too hard to guarantee unit sales for the quarter.."!

Too campy as well.. it wasn't then, but it would be today.

Good times... before the dark times, before the big big cgi blockbusters.

Its actually quite good Fight Night the new one, Colin Farrell does a good job as the vamp in it.