Exclusive: Indy IV DVD Featurette Behind-the-scenes look at the ant attack
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was a box-office behemoth, earning over $700million worldwide, so chances are that you saw it already in cinemas. Get ready for a repeat performance however, because based on the exclusive clip below we seriously recommend a look at the DVD release of the film. It includes a host of special feature presentations showing the method behind the machinations of Spielberg, Lucas and co.
The fourth in the Indiana Jones film saga, Kingdom of theCrystal Skull follows the titular archaeologist (Harrison Ford) as he races to discover the secrets of the mysterious crystal skull, before the Russians - led by Colonel Irina Spalko (Cate Blanchett) - can.
Click the image above to watch the exclusive Indy IV clip
The witty quips, the deadly right cross, the characters who feel like old friends and the fun filled action can’t help but put a smile on your face, and all combine to make Indy IV stand up to repeat viewing. Add to that a host of extras and you’ve got a hi-def package which is more than worth the price of the disc.
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is out on DVD November 10.
L: KeithM
They have failed in their 'ethical duty' because the review isn't honest - actually, I'll qualify that - if you read it, the first 3/4 of the review leaves you thinking he's going to give it one or two stars - it seems quite damning almost - then suddenly in the final paragraph, he totally turns around and says (I'm paraphrasing), "but in spite of all that, Indy was never meant to taken seriously so all these flaws can just be swept under the carpet- 4 stars"
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L: surveyofsociety
L: KeithM
They have failed in their 'ethical duty' because the review isn't honest - actually, I'll qualify that - if you read it, the first 3/4 of the review leaves you thinking he's going to give it one or two stars - it seems quite damning almost - then suddenly in the final paragraph, he totally turns around and says (I'm paraphrasing), "but in spite of all that, Indy was never meant to taken seriously so all these flaws can just be swept under the carpet- ... Read More
L: KeithM
They have failed in their 'ethical duty' because the review isn't honest - actually, I'll qualify that - if you read it, the first 3/4 of the review leaves you thinking he's going to give it one or two stars - it seems quite damning almost - then suddenly in the final paragraph, he totally turns around and says (I'm paraphrasing), "but in spite of all that, Indy was never meant to taken seriously so all these flaws can just be swept under the carpet- 4 stars"
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Said it before, say it again.
If you didn't like Indy 4, blame Spielberg NOT George Lucas.
Steven Spielberg is the most powerful film director in the world. He made this film. ... Read More
They have failed in their 'ethical duty' because the review isn't honest - actually, I'll qualify that - if you read it, the first 3/4 of the review leaves you thinking he's going to give it one or two stars - it seems quite damning almost - then suddenly in the final paragraph, he totally turns around and says (I'm paraphrasing), "but in spite of all that, Indy was never meant to taken seriously so all these flaws can just be swept under the carpet- 4 stars"
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To be honest, whether you think this movie was crap (and obviously plenty of people do) or not, I think it is unfair to attack Empire for giving it a positive review since they are not alone in finding stuff to like. Here's a DVD review in my newspaper today:
KOTCS (4 stars)
'Harrison Ford's long- awaited return to his signature role is a cracking, helter-skelter adventure yarn in the best tradition of the series. The search for a lost city and the threat from Cold War bad... Read More
L: The Matt Mobile
Some people need to get over themselves, or at least accept that the Indiana Jones film they wanted made was never going to happen, because of George Lucas mostly I think. I have a lot of respect for the guy as a story teller, but his finger has long been off the pulse of what constitutes good, and what drives audiences nuts in modern cinema.
That said, the VAST number of criticisms of Indy 4 are defensible, and those that arent are mostly forgiveable. The latte... Read More
L: richCie
omg looks like the fears have been realised. look at this influx of noobs. Where are they from?
They're having petty arguments and insulting each other...
Wait i think i got it....
The imdb hordes are here!!!
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Some people need to get over themselves, or at least accept that the Indiana Jones film they wanted made was never going to happen, because of George Lucas mostly I think. I have a lot of respect for the guy as a story teller, but his finger has long been off the pulse of what constitutes good, and what drives audiences nuts in modern cinema.
That said, the VAST number of criticisms of Indy 4 are defensible, and those that arent are mostly forgiveable. The latter category including M... Read More
I adore the Indy films, he is and I believe always will be my favourite movie character (though Malcolm Reynolds is a damn close 2nd). I would have to say that as a child my favourite was always TOD, and currently it is Crusade, I'm sure it will change again as the years go by - but one thing is for certain KOTCS will never be my favourite. I don't think I have ever looked forward to a movie so much and been so crushed afterwards. Fridges, gophers and monkeys make me sad. ... Read More
