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Tom's Going to Hell Moment #3,455
Tom: I hate how they repackage Raiders of the Lost Ark as "Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the List Ark." As if he's not one of them. Raiders is in the "R" section of my DVD collection because Indy's just as big a scumbag as everyone else trying to steal the Ark in that movie.
Stephen: You just compared Indiana Jones to the Nazis.
Tom: Don't get me wrong; Indy probably comes out ahead with the whole "Didn't put millions of Jewish people into Death Camps" thing.
Stephen: ...
Tom: But, he is responsible for bringing a version of Shia LaBeouf into the world so it may even out.
Stephen: ... Really!?!?!?
Tom: Yeah. Mutt Williams is comparable to genocide.
Best Art Ever (This Week) - 03.09.12
By Andy Khouri
This week’s round up includes The Joker, Kitty Pryde, Wonder Woman, Elektra, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, the cast of Community as Indiana Jones characters, Transformers, Breaking Bad, Louie C.K., Star Trek, Venture Bros., Sailor Moon, and several others.
Iron Man vs. Mola Ram by Dexter Rothchild
When I was a kid watching Temple of Doom, I had nightmares about this guy. Now, as a man-sized kid, I recognize this for the endearing and um, heartfelt message it was attempting to convey.
(via: timetravelandrocketpoweredapes)
“Harrison Ford was suffering from dysentery (at this point in filming) and did not want to shoot a fight scene between Indiana and a swordsman. He said to Spielberg “Let’s just shoot the fucker.” Spielberg agreed, scrapped the rest of the fight scene, and filmed the gag of Indiana quickly gunning down the swordsman.” - Wikipedia
HAN ALWAYS FUCKING SHOOTS FIRST
This is amazing.
“That should do it.”
His hat kept flying off, so what does Harrison do? He staples it to his head.
What. A. Badass.I saw this entire interview, start to finish, and yeah, that’s exactly what happened. Three staples; they got the shot; then medical went over and tended his forehead.
Harrison Ford could you be any more of a bamf
wow
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)
You’ve probably watched this movie multiple times and never noticed Dan Aykroyd. Dan pops up at the end of the opening as Indy and Co. are walking to their ill-fated plane flight. See? That’s Dan. Sporting an English accent and, in typical Dan Aykroyd manner, talking 1,000 miles an hour.
