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10/31/09
10/31/09
Indy was the pupil of Dr. Abner Ravenwood, and during his time with the Doctor he had a relationship with Marion - Indy being 27 and Marion being 16/17. During the scene in the nepalese bar in the movie - which is being shown here in both it's orignal and lego-ified form - Indy and Marion argue, and she says 'I was a child! I was in love! It was wrong and you knew it!'
So now you know! =D #legoindianajones2
10/31/09
I'd never thought that, as much as I adore them, that a TT Lego game would be a day one purchase for me. But hell, I can't wait for Lego Indy 2! #legoindianajones2
10/30/09
Heck the age of consent is still 16 in some states and in numerous countries around the world.
That said, it would certainly be a bit creepy today....but historically it actually feels more accurate I think to have her be pretty young. #legoindianajones2
10/31/09
Now, if it was someone much, much older then yeah - creepy. #legoindianajones2
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Hey if it's good enough for the guy who invented the Ewoks... #legoindianajones2
10/30/09
And if you visit Jack Nicholson's mansion 13's the lucky number...
10/30/09
Inside the USA as well, in some states. #legoindianajones2
11/02/09
Perhaps it's worth mentioning that I'm 25? Do I still have you consent sir? :) #legoindianajones2
10/30/09
Whiskey? #legoindianajones2
10/30/09
Lucas: I was thinking that this old guy could have been his mentor. He could have known this little girl when she was just a kid. Had an affair with her when she was eleven.
Kasdan: And he was forty-two.
Lucas: He hasn't seen her in twelve years. Now she's twenty-two. It's a real strange relationship.
Spielberg: She had better be older than twenty-two.
Lucas: He's thirty-five, and he knew her ten years ago when he was twenty-five and she was only twelve. It would be amusing to make her slightly young at the time.
Spielberg: And promiscuous. She came onto him.
Lucas: Fifteen is right on the edge. I know it's an outrageous idea, but it is interesting. Once she's sixteen or seventeen it's not interesting anymore. But if she was fifteen and he was twenty-five and they actually had an affair the last time they met. And she was madly in love with him and he .
[www.cinematical.com]
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That just makes them suspicious about the possibility that you're an illegal alien.
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Dude never loses his hat. If that's not supernatural, nothing is.
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I have to doubt it for other reasons. I mean, it makes sense that Indy 4 is getting gameified (doesn't make sense that they didn't include it in the current LEGO Indiana Jones game to begin with), but given the rumors that Indy 5 is already on their minds, I would have expected they'd wait until they have, you know, more than one movie to base it on. They've pretty much set a standard with having three distinct stories in each LEGO game (LSW:CS notwithstanding). Harry Potter, though? Word recently came out by way of NYTF that, while the LEGO Company does still hold the Harry Potter license, they have no plans to keep making sets based on the movies, given the much darker tone of the books from here on out. I suspect that they're of two minds regarding the history of the LEGO Harry Potter line, both thrilled over how hugely successful the first two series were (particularly the smash hit they had with the first Hogwarts Castle set), and not so thrilled with the fact that they're still paying for a license that they're decidedly uncomfortable with actually using anymore (remember, with the last movie all they actually released was a third iteration of Hogwarts Castle).
And LEGO Hobbit? Um, erm, there's been no word on whether any license agreement has been reached (though I'm not sure they'd even announce it this early if there was), but it sounds like this could be something that TTG is doing on their own volition, without any actual LEGO license to back it up.
03/13/09
03/13/09
And the Ents would be stinkin' awesome.
I suddenly have a strange urge to buy this game right now.
03/13/09
Then again, we're talking about The Hobbit. Very few Balrogs and Oliphaunts in that book...
03/13/09
Yeah, but The Hobbit features Smaug the dragon and a massive five way battle! The hope is not lost.
03/13/09
A second Indy games makes no sense... :/
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