Grey Havoc
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Gotta wonder how one homeowner can cause a film company to shut down and close off an entire street. The article seems a bit lacking.
"What the hell did I just see ?
Remember, every time you see something awful, something half-assed, something incompetent, something profoundly stupid or just badly made: for many of the people involved, that was the best they could do. Maybe it'll make you feel charitable. Maybe it'll make you feel contempt.
"Flying sharks", "Nazis in the Center of the Earth"... It seems to me, or were "Evil bong" and "Attack of killer tomatoes" less trash? What makes these films appear? Pervitin? But I think I know what could be more trashy among movies with nazi. I heard about an eastern european movie where there was an ax-Hitler, knives-nazi, a meat grinder and where a piece of meat was trying to escape... "Indiana Beefs and knives-SS", why not?In case there was any doubt:
Nope. This is the "Stonehenge" for "Die Glocke:"The picture of the concrete 'Stonehenge' structure associated usually with Die Glocke is actually far more likely to be a base for a panoramic radar mounting.
Oh come on! Use some imagination here. Von Braun worked for NASA and he was Nazi... It only takes a little bit of stretching reality to have Nazis and other ne'er-do-wells in a secret cabal of some sort within NASA plotting the destruction of the universe or something...Indiana Jones 5 Script Reportedly Leaks and Harrison Ford Is Already Injured
According to this pack of rumors, the title is "Indiana Jones and the Order of Elysium," and this time the bad guys aren't Nazis or Commies... it's NASA. Because it's two thousand and current year, of course it's NASA. NASA, and their insistence upon objective reality, and adherence to hard facts, and insistence upon 2+2=4, and failure to recognize indigenous truths about other ways of knowing how to go about spaceflight and emphasis on the scientific method and planning on a better future and having a solid work ethic. We *all* know what dogwhistles those are! Surely Indy will save us from the depredations of NASA!
Hmmm.
Maybe the guy who made it so that the Nazis failed to deliver a face-melting artificially intelligent weapon directly to Hitlers doorstep *was* responsible for stopping NASA it its tracks. Indy is responsible for stopping the Saturn V production line, prematurely terminating the Apollo program, cancelling NERVA and manned Mars missions and a proper space station.
Thanks, Indy.
Von Braun worked for NASA and he was Nazi...
The Order of Lenin was awarded to:Von Braun worked for NASA and he was Nazi...
He was a Nazi because he had to be in order to do his job. Now if Hans Kammler was in charge of NASA, that would be a valid concern.
A bigger threat would be Commies in NASA. But that would be more a matter of gutting NASA from within, rather than turning it into some sort of competent threat.
HMM... alternate thought: villain actually *is* Kammler. Survived the war, made it to the US end entered US service. Now secretly in charge of the Great Society programs. That would explain much. Indy discovers this, is about to reveal the truth to the world, gets rubbed out by Strong Female Character who ends the movie by taking his hat and putting it on herself, draping his whip over her shoulder.
You miss my point. It's enough of a conspiracy theory sort of thing you could run with it in a movie. Some "Paperclip" (another operation that gets a lot of conspiracy theory attached to it) scientist / ex-Nazi is the evil genius that is manipulating NASA without their knowing it sort of thing. Throw in some Argentine Nazis and such, and you're on your way to crazy conspiracy theory land.Von Braun worked for NASA and he was Nazi...
He was a Nazi because he had to be in order to do his job. Now if Hans Kammler was in charge of NASA, that would be a valid concern.
A bigger threat would be Commies in NASA. But that would be more a matter of gutting NASA from within, rather than turning it into some sort of competent threat.
HMM... alternate thought: villain actually *is* Kammler. Survived the war, made it to the US end entered US service. Now secretly in charge of the Great Society programs. That would explain much. Indy discovers this, is about to reveal the truth to the world, gets rubbed out by Strong Female Character who ends the movie by taking his hat and putting it on herself, draping his whip over her shoulder.
*Could.* Problem being that von Braun was a real guy and portraying him, and presumably other Real World German Scientists as ideological Nazis is... well, "rude" doesn't seem to cover it. Especially in a world where there are *actual* Communists running around.You miss my point. It's enough of a conspiracy theory sort of thing you could run with it in a movie.
They could easily make someone up to be the bad guy here. And yes, "conspiracy theory" is designed to bypass intellect. But this is a movie. It's fictional. It's intended to create emotional responses and bypass intellect. You have to suspend reality just as was done in the other Indiana Jones movies.*Could.* Problem being that von Braun was a real guy and portraying him, and presumably other Real World German Scientists as ideological Nazis is... well, "rude" doesn't seem to cover it. Especially in a world where there are *actual* Communists running around.You miss my point. It's enough of a conspiracy theory sort of thing you could run with it in a movie.
Nazis have been done to death. How about "Indy vs Proxmire and Teddy Kennedy?"
Even in such movies, the producers have to take liberties with historical accuracy to put a good story and screenplay up to sell the movie. Too much historical accuracy often makes for a dull movie.That's not what I meant. To throw suspicion on something = conspiracy theory. Movies can be based on actual persons and events. Historical accuracy matters.
Even in such movies, the producers have to take liberties with historical accuracy to put a good story and screenplay up to sell the movie. Too much historical accuracy often makes for a dull movie.That's not what I meant. To throw suspicion on something = conspiracy theory. Movies can be based on actual persons and events. Historical accuracy matters.
Even in such movies, the producers have to take liberties with historical accuracy to put a good story and screenplay up to sell the movie. Too much historical accuracy often makes for a dull movie.That's not what I meant. To throw suspicion on something = conspiracy theory. Movies can be based on actual persons and events. Historical accuracy matters.
The movie JFK by Oliver Stone is a good example.
Even in such movies, the producers have to take liberties with historical accuracy to put a good story and screenplay up to sell the movie. Too much historical accuracy often makes for a dull movie.That's not what I meant. To throw suspicion on something = conspiracy theory. Movies can be based on actual persons and events. Historical accuracy matters.
The movie JFK by Oliver Stone is a good example.
Or even worse than that. Stone had a lot of axes to grind, and historical accuracy took huge hits according to that.
Even in such movies, the producers have to take liberties with historical accuracy to put a good story and screenplay up to sell the movie. Too much historical accuracy often makes for a dull movie.That's not what I meant. To throw suspicion on something = conspiracy theory. Movies can be based on actual persons and events. Historical accuracy matters.
The movie JFK by Oliver Stone is a good example.
Or even worse than that. Stone had a lot of axes to grind, and historical accuracy took huge hits according to that.
Your reply is fiction. A detailed study of the assassination of President Kennedy shows the accuracy of the events depicted in the movie JFK.
Your reply is fiction. A detailed study of the assassination of President Kennedy shows the accuracy of the events depicted in the movie JFK.
Except, of course, it's not. Whether or not one bullet did it, the fact is that one bullet *could* do all manner of damage to two people. Ask any soldier who has Seen Some Shit.For one bullet to cause the actual damage found in two people is untenable.
As well she should have. Enough with coddling conspiracy nuts.After former Governor John Connally passed away, researchers asked for permission to examine his wrist since they knew that bullet fragments had been found there but left in place. His wife denied their request.
Oliver Stone has produced a new movie titled JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass, soon to be available on DVD and Blu-Ray.
I would imagine the direction of Fords` on screen actions will be greatly simplified these days. He will simply have
a stage-hand holding up a big card just out of shot, which will say either "Punch !" or "Look confused" (i.e no change)