Daily reminder that Temple of Doom is the best Indiana Jones movie
Daily reminder that Temple of Doom is the best Indiana Jones movie
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Wrong.
3 > 2 > 4 > 1
>Crystal Skull that high
>most annoying female character
>most annoying sidekick
>poo in loos everywhere
you're right user.
>4 > 1
When is not being contrarian going to become the new contrarian?
Maybe if you're white and a racist
>Not realising that the film was pro-imperialism due to the metaphor that the indians need a white man to solve their problems and to protect them from crazies whilst mocking the native culture by comparing it to the magic pebbles that the village worshipped
temple of doom has always been my favorite. I loved the monkey brain scene as a kid.
>contrarian
shut the fuck up faggot, just because someone doesn't have the same opinion as you doesn't make them a contrarian
That's because the entire series is that bad.
Never as long as reddit rejects keep cominghere
>implying any of this was inaccurate
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also this
t. watches RLM and wants to parrot Mike's meme opinion
I'm not going to lie, Temple of Doom was my favorite too.
>implying im not shitposting and it wasn't literally just a story about a badass explorer going to a foreign country and fighting a weird death cult
Who is that semen demon
I can appreciate the film now, but when I saw this as a kid with my dad after having watched Crusade and Raiders first I just thought wtf is this. Starts out as just another Indiana Jones adventure and 1 hour later you're watching kids getting tortured, why?
how old are you user?
don't mind me just posting the best and qt-est indie girl
It is the perfect sequel to Raiders but it is not the best Indiana Jones movie.
>why?
why not?
She was better.
26
It's a prequel
nah, marion has freckles she automatically wins
fuck off kid, shouldn't you be pulling your cock to those brendan mummy movies? fucking 90's born queers.
1 > 3 > 2 > 4
I should have said it was the perfect follow up movie.
this is more objective than the existence of gravity