PS: Kaminski rules.

As for Star Trek, all that footage was shot specifically for that teaser (and not by J. J. Abrams!), so don't crucify it, yet. What did I like about it? The look of the Enterprise; Michael Giacchino's music; Kennedy's space speech. What didn't I like? The welders, because that's just plain silly; Leonard Nimoy's narration, which seems to be there solely for idiots; and the Bruckheimer/Bay-look to it. Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't we on the same page here? Again, I don't understand what you're writing about, so elaborate: "You've abandoned your boy. SAY IT!!!"

--Brian

1. George Lucas

2. David Koepp

3. Aliens

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4. Roberto Orci

5. Alex Kurtzman

Maybe I'm just too cynical and need to turn in my geek card in exchange for an artsy-fartsy card. The thing is, I don't want to give up my geek card!

Doom was filmed in 1984. Only one of us is right.

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If I remember correctly, Kaminski only began doing intern and smaller crew work in 1986 or 1987.

Doom was filmed in 1984. Only one of us is right.

FIGHT!

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I agree with both. Yes, we all saw what happened with the Star Wars prequels and in the back of my mind I am afraid for Indy 4, but Spielberg himself said he'd be going back to the roots of the series for this one using very minimal CG elements (mostly for backgrounds). I really think Spielberg knows exactly what he is doing here, but I also think that Lucas and Spielberg might be losing it because of age? I mean look at the star wars prequels, war of the worlds, and Spielberg putting his name on crap films like Transformers...I mean c'mon, Shia?

I do think this was a quickly cut together teaser where all the FX haven't been finalized. I like to be optimistic about films like this. Again, it's only the first teaser.

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Whoa whoa whoa... You call Transformers crap yet you make no mention what-so-ever about Twister?!?! Come on now... Have you ever seen anyone freak out about a twister "missing this house and missing that house and coming after you?!" Pretty amazing...

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Originally posted by sean:
Andrew: WHY YOU'RE AN IDIOT: You try and convince me that Mission: Impossible 3 is the best of the bunch due to J. J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci; Indiana Jones ditto, you're just being gkgyver, zimmerito, and Loud_Goldberg, no one is impressed. Seriously, what's up, dude? I honestly don't get it, and I honestly don't get your non-response to my post which has garnered me positive response otherwise.

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Okay, okay. It's been some years for me to look back upon M:I-3, and, honestly I was wrong for calling it "the best of the bunch" (which I did quite frequently). None of the sequels have been able to hold a candle to DePalma's original masterpiece, but I'd rather watch Abram's stunt spectacular than John Woo's hilarious spoof of Tom Cruise action films. I still don't understand how you can possibly like that movie, aside from the nice editing continuity.

It's just the fact that Indy is near and dear to my heart, and it seems that everyone involved in production has a different way of selling the film; and only one of those sells made it to this teaser trailer: George frakkin' Lucas! Ditto was Trek, I'm just planting my roots as a fan, and I'm fearing this being the first Trek film that I'm really excited about and finally get to see in a cinema. Don't forget what I've said about Kurtzman's and Orci's script for Transformers! ATTICA! ATTICA!

And franzMichael, genius way of putting it sir. "Why don't I own this?"

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Don't mention me in one breath with zimmerito. I do speak English!
And I don't feel quite worthy enough to be on one level with Lou Goldberg.

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Sean... it's called DRAINAGE!!!

If I have no talent, and you have a brand name, I can get a really long straw, and suck up your brand name to cover my lack of talent.

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But I really tend to think you're investing waaaay to much precious emotion into a digital sheet of paper with random thoughts thrown upon it.

You speak English? Fooled me! Anyway, I'm a fast reader and typer and I don't spend the amount of time or emotion you imagine that I do on my posts (obviously!). You probably think I'm actually upset with Andrew, HA!

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Turn your PC off and go read a good book once in a while.
It'll do you some good ...

... and spare me a few belly cramps.

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Originally posted by sean:
The Brian Tyler music is terrible and the "Raider's March" comes in a tad too late and is terribly edited at the end to close the teaser. Were I a mover-and-a-shaker, I'd have opted, for example, to use the majestic and noble Grail theme from The Last Crusade over the montage of the past three films. I'm really happy with this teaser, I won't tear into it, as it's just a teaser: It generates excitement, the action looks spectacular, and the film looks like a lot of fun; everyone involved will deliver, ILM-included, Andrew. I love Indiana Jones films and I am more excited for this film and score than I was for ANY of the Star Wars prequels.

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Done. Took some other creative liberties, as well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UJRSEeMqBs

I was pondering doing this on my lunch hour this week actually

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I was pondering doing this on my lunch hour this week actually

--Brian

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Well, it's a good thing I did it so y'all wouldn't have to mess it up.

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My username is Tomahawk360.

Jeron

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BAHAHAHA!!!

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