I think the better question is who doesn't want it?Say what? You want Jay to show Raiders in Adventureland?:veryconfu
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Personally, I'd prefer:
Kidding...I know what you meant.:lol: I want it, too.
Stop selling yourself short, Evan. You're better than that!
Quite honestly I never got peoples hatred if IJ4. Sure it was not the best of the 4 but I get so sick of the "nuke the fridge" comments. Like skydiving using an inflatable raft is any more plausible.
It was the combination of the cgi scenes and the aliens that destroyed the movie for me. The moment they showed the dead alien's body, the movie became just another way for Lucas and Spielberg to include aliens.
But it fit with the theme of the crystal skulls. The mythology surrounding them has had an alien element to it. It was really no different than having an immortal Templar Knight guarding the Holy Grail.
Does it make sense to the story? Yes. However, I believe that one of the elements of the original films that made it special to me was the way it never became science fiction. It never even really toed the line, until Crystal Skull.
I would have to agree with you there but it seems like the Sci-fi label is beginning to encompass so much more these days. Everything with a monster or mythology is called sci-fi now.
True. Sci-fi today has become an absolutely humongous genre.
