I just have one question:
Why was that plastic skull stuffed with tin foil?
As for my self, sure action movies don't have to be realistic, but I like them to be believable, even if it takes a solid stretch of the imagination.
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Surviving a NUCLEAR !@#$% EXPLOSION in a !@#$% FRIDGE cannot be believed no matter how big a stretch of the imagination you take. If he was within even miles of the nuke, his atoms would be split apart, if he was in the explosion radius, the fridge would be reduced to ash and the heat would cook him to death. If he somehow survived and stepped out of the fridge immediately, his hair would have fallen off and his teeth fallen out in minutes from the radiation <_<. It just was a stretch too far for me to make.
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The aliens, I could have took if they didn't focus the whole thing on them and psychic powers and such to such an extreme. The other ones were pretty much Indiana fighting Nazi's until they found the artefact that suddenly showed supernatural powers. This was just too focuses on them rarely
Also,
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WTF happened to the women at the end? She turned into pixies or something and floated away for no apparent reason. WTF was up with that?
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Finally, At the end,
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at the wedding
was I the only one expecting Indy to look up at the sky and see Sean Connery's face in the clouds or there
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in the wedding
as a ghost something ridiculous like that?
