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Same as Ridley Scott's, so what? Scott is also still one of the finest living director's out there. I don't suddenly disregard all past achievements of an entire career based on a handful of more recent output which may or may not have been to my tastes or preferences.

So wat

Justin quit his good little job he'd got for himself??? Or is the truth that he was let go?

The greatest living one.

You don't have to explain yourself to me I'm just not a fan of the "Like" or "upvote/downvote" culture which has permeated throughout all of social media and the rest of the internet these days. I think people attribute too much value into it. But that's just my way of thinking.

I don't like the original adult voices recording of Dry Your Tiers, Afrika at all, never did do. But then I heard a child choir perform their take on it at least year's proms and it was a delight. Much better.

I'm not really interested in the whys and the wherefores, I'm just quoting what Lucas always very tediously says in interviews about Temple of Doom. Blimey, turns out he didn't get with Kate till '89. But he'd obviously already aimed his predator vision at her rack during the filming of TOD.

No Spielberg was going through the exciting flirting and courtship phase.

The dressing down of Howard? I really hope Rhea Seehorn gets the recognition she deserves by the time this series reaches its conclusion.

Oh but it was soooooo dark because Lucas was going through a divorce at the time Suuuuuuure George.

Temple of Doom is a very amusing movie. The fact that Alexcremers doesn't find it all that funny is self explanatory.

Actually, I feel like I'm the only person on the board who preferred JWFan when people acknowledged posts made by others by actually replying to them. The Likes situation is out of control. I liken it (heh) to those forum monkeys you see online who spam the smilie button at the end of every post they make. Circa 2005 a lot of people seemed to do that. I'd scroll past them in one smooth motion. It's a social experiment!

People used to say the same about the incessant kids screeching in Goonies, but for some reason it never bothered me. I dunno, maybe it's because I know it's staged, and because I see it matches the visual context of the scene; my brain somehow nullifies the noise, as if to expect it. I'm okay with it because I realise it's just a movie with peril or whatever. But real screeching I cannot abide. It's like gore - I love it in the movies, even the really bloody gratuitous stuff; but if I know something like that is real, I can't cope. Real gore, the mobid grizzly nature of it, fucks me up.

Kate Capshaw never bothered me at any time in ToD, in fact I always liked her character and performance. I thought it suited the comical nature of the movie.

Eh, they've been friends on here for decades, it's nothing out of the ordinary to see those two agree or disagree.