InfoDroid said:
I saw it a second time last night, and I have to say, the second viewing was a MUCH better experience. I guess it was just the fact that I knew where all the miscues were and knew what to expect, and could pay more attention to the plot, etc.
The one glaring thing I still have a problem with though, besides all the gratuitous CGI, is a missing scene telling us how the dean got his job back after resigning...and Indy being vindicated in the eyes of the FBI. I mean, a quick 30 second scene would've done it.
Can someone tell me how Indy's actions in Akator (which no one witnessed) would've somehow vindicated him and earned him his job back, AND a promotion on top of that?
I saw it a second time last night, and I have to say, the second viewing was a MUCH better experience. I guess it was just the fact that I knew where all the miscues were and knew what to expect, and could pay more attention to the plot, etc.
The one glaring thing I still have a problem with though, besides all the gratuitous CGI, is a missing scene telling us how the dean got his job back after resigning...and Indy being vindicated in the eyes of the FBI. I mean, a quick 30 second scene would've done it.
Can someone tell me how Indy's actions in Akator (which no one witnessed) would've somehow vindicated him and earned him his job back, AND a promotion on top of that?
Well as many Commies as Indy and Co killed I'm sure that earned him some points with the FBI... but I agree, that was a loose end they shouldn't have left untied.