[ SECRET POST #2982 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2982 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[Fake by Sanami Matoh]


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03.
[Derren Brown]


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04.
[Kare Kano]


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05.
[Margaret Houlihan, MASH]


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06.
[Longmire]


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07.
[Sleepy Hollow]


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08.
[Downton Abbey]


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09.
[Freaks and Geeks]


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10.
[Moomins]


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11.
[Yuri Kuma Arashi]


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12.
[Kotoura-san]


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13.
[Agents of Shield]


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14.
[Mystery Skulls Animated]


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15.
[Chris Pratt, Indiana Jones]


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16.
[X Company]


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17.
(Galavant)


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18.
[Dragon Age: Origins/II/Inquisition]


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19.
[Alexis Denisof and Alyson Hannigan]


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20.
[One Piece]


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21.
[The Book Thief, The Last of Us, The Fall, The Walking Dead, The Walking Dead Game, The Man From Nowhere, Taxi Driver, Léon: The Professional, The City of Lost Children, Push, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Digging to China, Hawkeye, Wreck-It Ralph, Lawn Dogs, Alice in Wonderland, Pacific Rim: Tales From Year Zero, The Hunger Games]








Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 02 pages, 044 secrets from Secret Submission Post #426.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 1 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

See, to me, being in that period (or, to be more precise, drawing from a very specific period and style of adventure serial) is part of what makes Indiana Jones into Indiana Jones. For instance that's one of the main reasons Crystal Skull doesn't quite work for me. So I'm not sure you could really pull that off and still have it be Indiana Jones.

I'm all in favor of more adventure movies based on other models or subgenres or settings, mind you. Adventure movies are so rad.

[(Anonymous)]

I could see something like 1800s steampunk Indy working. Those do have the same sort of adventure feel.

[(Anonymous)]

It's a very different kind of adventure to me. I mean, I would love a well-done late-Victoriana adventure movie that drew on steampunk, but it feels like a totally different style of thing than Indy. It would be really hard to see a way for that to make sense as the same character at all. It's such a different setting and style. They're definitely both very adventure-y but in different ways.

Adventure fiction is so awesome, seriously

[(Anonymous)]

I see them the same way as I see Nolan Batman and Clooney St. Batnipples. Same character, different types of adventure. Personal preference I guess, but I'd rather have the two distinct movies of the same character in different universes than someone trying another version of Nolanverse

[(Anonymous)]

I think Batman is a weird comparison in the sense that comic books intrinsically have a huge element of interpretation. Indiana Jones comes much closer to having a definitive character concept than Batman does.

And, again, I just don't think a Victoriana-steampunk adventurer is ultimately quite the same character as a 30s adventure serial adventurer. It just differs too far for me to see it as a valid interpretation of the character. But that's really just taste, I suppose.

[ozaline]

Actually for me it's the reason why Crystal Skull worked (in spite of a few poor moments), Indiana Jones worked based on a specific period of pulp fiction, and archeological buzz. Nazis, and lost artifacts made sense as the set pieces, and when you bumped it up 20 years it made perfect sense for it to be communists, and aliens.

But I will say I think Indiana Jones has to be somewhere between the 1910s-1970s... because modern archeology is very different then the relic hunting explorer adventures who flourished (At least in the imagination), in that time.

Not that that stops Lara Croft.

http://telusworldofscienceedmonton.ca/exhibits-events/indiana-jones-and-adventure-archaeology <-- I was just at this exhibit last week, it's fantastic.

[(Anonymous)]

But - to me - you can't bump it up 20 years without changing the whole thing. The whole world and the whole style is different twenty years later, and you can't change it wholesale.

I think there probably could be adventures with Communism and aliens, actually, but I think they would have to be integrated into the style of Indiana Jones, and I don't think they were.

[ozaline]

Ah well, Spielberg and Lucas were different people by then, at least it turned out better than the SW Prequels.

And not sure what else they could do but move it up, for someone who drank the elixer of eternal Life, Harrison Ford sure didn't look any younger.

[otakugal15]

If you go by the old tv series, he does age, he just lives a bit longer than normal. And the knight in the movie basically said to keep his "eternal" life, he would have had to say in the cave. Hell, even the knight was aged considerably. I mean, we have to assume when he passed the trials, the knight was still a relatively young man.

[ozaline]

Well the grail couldn't leave the cave, I wasn't clear on the immortality aspect there. As for the knight, well he probably hasn't had a decent meal in hundreds of years, that's gonna age you, there.