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No. This is the Jungle Cutter (Click Here) that you possibly going to see in Indy IV...

The name jungle cutter is self explanatory. It's a machine that cuts trees and plants in the jungle. Its pretty much just cuts everything in its path to make clearance like a roadway. Getting a bit spoilt are you now?

Don't give up hope yet King Mark. Nobody knows how good Indiana Jones IV is going to be yet considering it top secret with top security at the time when they were filming it. The only people who knows how good Indiana Jones IV is the people and the actors who are involved in it. The movie can still turn out good considering it is a Spielberg film and Speilberg is a master especially when collaborating with George Lucas. Considering look at the trouble they got into with the story for Indiana Jones IV with care rejecting the first screenwriter (Frank Darabont), accepted the second screenwriter (Jeff Nathanson) and tweaking and improving it with the third screenwriter (David Koepp).... Everyone in the world has still yet to see the trailer...

No, you didn't see the Beowulf part considering I failed to mention that the trailer is going to attached to Beowulf. Although I did say it going to be out very soon like I meant I'm referring to the attachment to Beowulf release.

yeah and since the quality is that bad it seems pointless to watch it on youtube... Anyway the trailer is due to be out very soon in better quality.

New trailer is about to come out with it official title called Cloverfield. You can see the trailer on YouTube but the video quality isn't that good considering it is been recorded by someone from a 3G camera phone. Click Here

Well since it John Williams....They're both equally good for me. The different is the desert chase cue in Raiders is more of a heroic triumph action cue compared to the action cue for the battle of The Hoth, which has a mixture of good vs evil themes in it. But in a way Battle of the Hoth cue has more fun moments especially the piano part on the lower keys...

So there'll be a Jungle Duel, a River Chase, a Jungle Cutter, and a Temple of the Crystal Skull. As a caution (spoilers) this might be a give away plot scenes in the movie....

The link you posted however is about ITUNES....the thread is about IPODS.....there is no way to personalise the EQ settings on an iPod..... I really see little point in people posting here sayng how you shouldn't use EQ etc etc.....the fact is that some of us do - and the battery life argument is a bit of a red herring anyway.... No matter what quality kb/s you are using, what quality iPod you are using, or what quality headphones you have plugged in, WE ALL HAVE DIFFERENT TASTES......... I use EQ....the next man doesn't....so what? Who cares? The best answer to the whole question is to experiment and FIND OUT WHAT YOU LIKE.......... Greg Big....storm.....in....a.....teacup...... So what? I don't care either. It still is relevant about the "Equalizer" anyway for iTunes as well as for iPod since iTunes and iPods goes together. And for anyone interests.... No one is allowed to use customs EQs for iPods. But still it depends on people's taste like you said if they prefer to use EQs or not.

Yes. However some people does it anyway to boost up the decibels in the bass, treble or vocal or whatever for the listening experiences.

Have a read on this site, which tells you each band in the iTunes EQ. If you don't like presets that they have.... You can customizes or create your own EQ setting for your liking... Click Here

I wouldn't bother trying and guessing what creepy crawly creatures or inserts, considering that what Spielberg and Lucas would have in mind for Indy IV as they make it. It probably be a surprise, surprise, look what they came up with for the creepy crawly creatures in Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of Crystal Skulls.

They both equally sound alike. Same monophonic texture. In a way they both sound great.

Who knows. Not all trailers reused old materials. It could be new material as well or materials taken from somewhere else that written specially for trailers. The materials in POA trailers are new material but it was arranged specifically for that trailer not for the actual score or for the soundtrack. That double trouble theme in the trailers is arranged differently compared to the arrangement that appeared on the soundtrack Album.

Its mentioned here on this site. Click Here

I heard rumours that John Williams is currently working on the music for the trailer, either writing some new material or re-arranging some familiar themes.

Spielberg is a clever enough film maker to realise that Indy's sparkle doesn't come from the special effects. It comes from the ideas, the character, the music, and the cinematography. Coincidentally, these are also the features that make a film stand out in today's CGI overkill, so I'm positive it will be a worthy Indy film. Yeah that is exactly what I was trying to say and because not only just the improved technologies with the effects, the lighting, cinematography , the experience from the same people over the years, music, the ideas, or the characters or whatever... Let me point out to you that the chances are that Indiana Jones IV could turned out to be incredible amazing because of the 18 years since back in the olden days. We know that Spielberg is a master with his movies and because of the experiences and the collaborations with other people.

I'm not sure Indiana Jones IV will be the standard that you going to see back in the 1980s with the first three Indiana Jones films. It will be today's standards with today's special effects, sound effects and maybe a bit use of CGI. Although the art of film can make tricks, which it maybe possible like as if it being made back in 1980s with the first three film. But I doubt we're going to see the old standard special effects back in the 1980s with the first three with the melting faces with the power of Ark of the Covenant and all of that.

I says yes considering anyone knows John Williams for who his is and his music fame for Star Wars and any other of his well known movie theme. But that doesn't mean they like his music or not depending on the musical interests for any person.

Jerry Goldsmith who got replaced by Alan Silvestri who gets replace by Randy Edelman. Interesting... I know that Jerry Goldsmith has passed away. Perhaps John Williams should of taken over considering Jerry Goldsmith is the closest style to rival John Williams... But Alan Silvestri did alright. He could of continued on the third but Its annoying when they swap the composers in a movie series. Its make a big different to the style of the music! Swapping composers can just lose the style as it originally intended to be in the first place!

Without even seeing it yet, how can you say? Can't just judge by the advertisements or the trailers until see the actual film.

Another Aliens vs. Predator movie about to come out soon called the "Aliens vs. Predator- Requiem". The Directors are promising a dark, scary one. Its looks blood thirsty on the trailer preview. Anyone interested in seeing this?

Spielberg is a master and he does shoot his films quickly because of it!

Proven a valid point there for the Original Soundtrack Albums. Not just ROTS. But for any movie like what they did for Mischief Managed in POA. I don't really like it either. They don't need to repeat things, considering we can manually repeat the one track ourselves as many times as we want. It a waste to repeat the same thing over and over on more then one track! Anyway John Williams is known for concert suite for the End Credits on OST...

I was wondering if John William might even do a grand version for any of the themes from Indiana jones like he did with The thrown room for Star Wars Revenge of the Sith End credits...