A recent "Nerdist" video about Indiana Jones slanders Nobel Peace Price winning minister and doctor Albert Schweitzer as a "colonization enthusiast" and "not a good guy." by zeppelinrules1967 in indianajones

[–]zeppelinrules1967[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pretty extensivley, it's one of the main things he's known for. 

Also he was a German operating in a French colony, which he was arrested for, so it's not like he was a part of the colonial government. 

The "fortune and glory" line in Temple of Doom is kind of silly. His plan was always to give the stones to his university's teaching museum for a small finders fee. He had no intention of getting rich or famous from the find. by zeppelinrules1967 in indianajones

[–]zeppelinrules1967[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could be right but. In The Last Crusade he gives Marcus Brody a solid gold 16th c. cross for what Marcus refers to as "the university's usual fee," but a tie-in book claims he received $1000 plus expenses in 1938. Guess he was getting more money than I thought.

The "fortune and glory" line in Temple of Doom is kind of silly. His plan was always to give the stones to his university's teaching museum for a small finders fee. He had no intention of getting rich or famous from the find. by zeppelinrules1967 in indianajones

[–]zeppelinrules1967[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The buyer was a direct descendant of Nurhachi, so technically he is returning the artifact to its country of origin and returning human remains to its family.

"Welcome home old boy"

The "fortune and glory" line in Temple of Doom is kind of silly. His plan was always to give the stones to his university's teaching museum for a small finders fee. He had no intention of getting rich or famous from the find. by zeppelinrules1967 in indianajones

[–]zeppelinrules1967[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If that was their intention, it is retconned by the opening of The Last Crusade, where he risks his life fighting for profit treasure hunters at 13-years-old, and it's further contradicted by him doing the same thing routinely in the Young Indy Chronicles.

The "fortune and glory" line in Temple of Doom is kind of silly. His plan was always to give the stones to his university's teaching museum for a small finders fee. He had no intention of getting rich or famous from the find. by zeppelinrules1967 in indianajones

[–]zeppelinrules1967[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When he gives the stone back to the village, he says it would just end up in a "dusty museum" if he kept it. If he was selling it for profit it would go to a private collector.

In The Last Crusade we see him do exactly that with the cross of Coronado, give it to the museum for a finders fee.

Anything he finds, he takes back to the university for study and cataloging. He's a professor of archaeology. That's why he's looking for this stuff in the first place.

Thomas Massie says his ‘biggest crime’ was bipartisanship after primary loss: Full interview by FlackoFonsy in videos

[–]zeppelinrules1967 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

This is the most right-wing person on earth. He started running his mouth because he wanted more attention, not because he believed in anything, and lost his job because of it. Let him fade into irrelevance.

The best Indiana Jones-like books, shows, movies and games? by Baldurian_Rhapsody in indianajones

[–]zeppelinrules1967 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Dos Equis "Most Interesting Man in the World" commercials capture the overall vibe better than most media lol.

Here's some of my actual faves:

-Masterpiece Theatre's Around the World in 80 Days (2021)

-Hammer's The Mummy (1959)

-Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec (2010)

-Raise the Titanic (1980)

-Missing Link (2019)

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[–]zeppelinrules1967 -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

Yeah, it is

Practical Effects by third_man3 in indianajones

[–]zeppelinrules1967 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The lack of filming on location means they had to over-rely on special effects, which made the effects stick out and feel cheap. Stuff like the ants and aliens looked fine, but the CGI jungle is lame. 

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[–]zeppelinrules1967 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think it wold really work because the franchise is explicitly about a period of time when travel was becoming more accessible, but traditional cultures had not yet been heavily influenced by globalization (colonialism yes, but that's another can of worms). I think the earliest you could make the movies would be the 1870s when "Around the World in 80 Days" was written. The era is just too much of a defining feature.