Buy.com has the Adventures of Indiana Jones Complete Widescreen Movie Collection 1981-1989 for $33 + $0 shipping = $33 shipped. Includes The Temple of Doom, The Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Last Crusade, and bonus material.
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#1
m0f0 - Posted 12:09 pm PDT 09/6/07 (7754 Posts)
The third one is best... where they're in the jungle with the Ewok tribe.
#2
doubleu - Posted 12:20 pm PDT 09/6/07 (56 Posts)
no HD no care!
#3
pwoz - Posted 12:26 pm PDT 09/6/07 (488 Posts)
they had hd in the 80s?
#4
jdiggity - Posted 12:29 pm PDT 09/6/07 (382 Posts)
indeee, cuvah dah haht!
#5
bacobits - Posted 12:41 pm PDT 09/6/07 (1072 Posts)
I liked the movie where Indy meets the little, pointy-eared, green guy and they eat monkey brains. Princess Leia nearly faints when Pizza-the-hut pulls the skull cap off his monkeyhead and spoons out a scoop of brains. The part that I didn't understand was when Indy's Dad shows up in that black helmet sounding like he has asthma? It ruined the whole series for me.
#6
Broly - Posted 12:44 pm PDT 09/6/07 (327 Posts)
^
LAME
LAME
#7
digital_one - Posted 1:04 pm PDT 09/6/07 (210 Posts)
Stewie thinks back to the time he was in India with Indiana Jones, and Stewie was Short Round. The flashback is the spike-room scene from Temple of Doom in which Indy says "Whatever you do Short Round, don't touch anything." When Willie starts screaming Stewie comments that "Lady only here because she humping director."
#8
kangman - Posted 1:07 pm PDT 09/6/07 (157 Posts)
meesstah joohnes!
#9
GDealHunter - Posted 1:11 pm PDT 09/6/07 (303 Posts)
Number 1 is best if you like non-stop action/adventure.
Number 2 is best if you're into crystal power and voodoo (has variations of such).
Number 3 is best if you like kiddie adventure and rescuing old folks.
Number 4 is best if you're an aspiring filmmaker.
Number 2 is best if you're into crystal power and voodoo (has variations of such).
Number 3 is best if you like kiddie adventure and rescuing old folks.
Number 4 is best if you're an aspiring filmmaker.
#10
phins2rt - Posted 1:36 pm PDT 09/6/07 (530 Posts)
Say 'ello to my little friend....
#11
superd2006 - Posted 2:25 pm PDT 09/6/07 (146 Posts)
#3, not sure if you are being serious or joking. Most films were shot on 'film' which can definitely be transferred over to a modern HD format (HD-DVD/BR/Cable Broadcast/etc.) and will look much sharper than a transfer to a modern SD format (DVD). Just turn on HBO-HD and watch the original Star Wars (1977) in HD - it looks much nicer than the DVDs.
That said. I think Costco has this Box Set for under $30 in store and has for weeks.
That said. I think Costco has this Box Set for under $30 in store and has for weeks.
#12
jamex - Posted 3:27 pm PDT 09/6/07 (767 Posts)
Think I'll wait for the four-pack next year.
#13
Slappy23 - Posted 4:29 pm PDT 09/6/07 (174 Posts)
Han shot first.
#14
John_Foxen - Posted 10:06 pm PDT 09/6/07 (1088 Posts)
Indy whipped first.
#15
btc909 - Posted 11:26 pm PDT 09/6/07 (1107 Posts)
Is Indy Whore in the 4th movie?
#16
n_rohrer - Posted 6:03 am PDT 09/26/07 (181 Posts)
I agree with #12. Indiana Jones rules. Can't wait for the 4th.
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