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Geriatric Jones 4: A Blind Movie Review | Print |  E-mail
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on Monday May 19, 2008
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Old Indiana JonesFirst, you might be asking yourself, “Why is this a blind movie review?”  The answer is, “Seriously, it isn’t in theaters yet.  So, I am reviewing totally on instinct, and trust me that’s enough” 

Anyways, as you may or may not know—Harrison Ford is freakin’ old.  I mean, he is what I consider old for a fist throwing, cavern jumping spelunker.  Dude was born in 1942.  That makes him….carry the 4….really old.  He turns 66 on July 13th and part of his legacy will be an arthritic Indiana Jones flailing around against an obvious blue screen, fighting off predictable sophisticated and unsophisticated baddies, all to the worn out theme song that seems to be playing Raising Caneanytime I switch on the TV.  No disrespect, but I am more afraid of the

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Posted by Big Bad Daddy, on Tuesday May 20, 2008 , , Registered
I have to say, even though we don't have cable, I've actually seen this preview and I have to agree with you. I'm admittedly very non-discriminate when it comes to movies, go look. I actually enjoyed Die Hard 4. I went in expecting exactly what I got, complete, over-the-top ridiculousness. But this one, you're right, his days of "Punch it Chewie!" are looooonnng gone. He looked old when he did Patriot Games, which was a great movie, but it was made in 1992.
 
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Posted by Christina G, on Tuesday May 20, 2008 , , Registered
I saw the CNN interview with HF last night and would have to agree. He needs to take the silly earring out too. 
 
Oh, and old people aren't the only ones who drink buttermilk. Germans drink it too. They sell it at convenience stores here even. By the half-liter. Crazy!
 
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Posted by Kat, on Tuesday May 20, 2008 , , Registered
ROFL, yes we Germans are big into buttermilk. Well I am not but anyway. Just on Sunday I was in for a treat when my husband made me watch the 2nd Indiana Jones movie on tv. To date I have managed to dodge all Indy movies, can you believe it? Those movies are a hundred years old and Harrison Ford looks way old in them. Now the hubby got me to agree to see the new movie when it comes to a theater near us (tomorrow). God help us all. I will report back on how I survived that "monumental piece of work" LOL. Pray for me please!
 
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Posted by zoesdad, on Tuesday May 20, 2008 , , Registered
I don't get out much anymore especially to the theater. I think I may have to take a pass on this one. I may even pass when it comes out on DVD. 
 
You seem pretty stoked to see it though!
 
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Posted by wornoutwoman, on Tuesday May 20, 2008 , , Registered
:x Yah, sixty year old cleavage makes me do a double and not in a good way. I agree wholeheartedly my friend. I'm not anxious to see this either, although love Harrison Ford. BUT you're right I'd rather remember him as an action hero from Star Wars and early Indie! I think he should stick to films that suit his stature at this point, but without whittling or whistling! LOL!
 
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Posted by Alison, on Tuesday May 20, 2008 , , Guest
It is the old factor that is keeping me from seeing this movie. That and the outrageous movie prices and the fact that I don't have a baby sitter. But mainly the old factor!
 
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Posted by NukeDad, on Tuesday May 20, 2008 , , Registered
Did you hack into my brain while I was asleep? Did you unleash some Joeprah "insecta-bots" like in The Matrix? My post today is very similar. Love your top 9. See Ya!
 
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Posted by CO Green Dad, on Tuesday May 20, 2008 , , Registered
Aww man! Gotta give Ford some love though! He was my favorite actor growing up. Star Wars and Indiana Jones? It didn't get any better than that!
 
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Posted by MileHighDad, on Tuesday May 20, 2008 , , Registered
:cry So what you are saying is, don’t even wait for it to be released on DVD. It is not even worthy of holding the stalest of Micro’s? Although DVD’s do make a good Micro coaster! BTW, is there an ultra babe starring opposite him who think he’s “the cat’s meow”? Dang, better watch it, that phrase may just have to be added to your list! Are my Depends showing? 
-MileHighDad 8)  
http://www.milehighdad.com/
 
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Posted by allie bear, on Tuesday May 20, 2008 , , Registered
This post makes so much more sense now that I am sober. Funny stuff, Joe, but you know what is even more funny? Your google ad at the bottom on the page is for Fandango, to buy tickets to Indiana Jones....lmao.
 
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Posted by Heather, on Tuesday May 20, 2008 , , Guest
Really? I smell Academy Award, at least in the Special Effects category. After all, they will have to pull some pretty fancy feats to make Harrison Ford look even remotely capable of Indiana-type exploration.
 
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Posted by matt, on Wednesday May 21, 2008 , , Guest
Hey, man....even if Han IS a fossil, its still got to be better than half, no, most of the crap out there today. The last movie I paid money to see was Semi-Pro. Dear God. My wife and I get the chance to see, like, one movie a year, and we picked that.
 
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Posted by Mama Bear, on Thursday May 22, 2008 , , Registered
:grin  
If I see it, which I have a feeling Mr. Husband is planning that we will be, I know that I am watching for that young Shia myself, now he is vute and still young....shhh, so I'd be robbing a cradle, can't that be our secret? 
Oh, and just as a Scout note, we highly do not recomment combining whittling and napping.
 
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Posted by Momo Fali, on Thursday May 22, 2008 , , Registered
No. You did NOT tell Han Solo to whittle! Sixty-six or not, dude can bring his whip to my house anytime he likes. Just sayin'.
 
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Posted by Crunchy Carpets, on Friday May 23, 2008 , , Registered
So what does he do instead? Bangs skinny broads and gets his ear pierced. 
 
The movie will suck. They will only win people over with the nostalgia factor..and they lost that when they re-released Raiders as "INDIANA Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark" - wtf?? 
 
This is from the man who made Han shoot first with an actor who decided that Jack Ryan wouldn't like guns. Riiight. 
 
He lost me a long time ago..but will go see the movie anyway..for that damm nostalgia thing. 
 
And then rant and rave about how INSANE Spielberg and Lucas really are.
 
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Posted by prin, on Sunday May 25, 2008 , , Guest
It's the cycle of consumerism. See, you're born, you become a high spending teenager who is constantly building "the best memories of your life", and then when you get older and actually have your own money to spend (i.e. more than when you were a teenager), they get you to spend it for nostalgia's sake. 
 
Case in point: first came Star Wars, then comes Inbanana Jones, and then comes NEW! Star Wars, and then comes NEW! Inbanana Jones. 
 
And then the Spice Girls came back and New Kids on the Block realized they were about to miss their opportunity to cash in on the "wish I was young again" fest. Hell, even Smashing Pumpkins came back (badly).  
 
It's sad, but we're easy targets.
 
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Posted by Birdie, on Thursday May 29, 2008 , , Registered
Whew! Why all the hate Joe? I lurve me some Indie. Okay, so I hated the aliens...and the swinging on the vines with the monkeys, but that wasn't Harrison Ford's fault.
 
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Posted by ciara, on Sunday June 1, 2008 , , Guest
we saw this last night and up until the part about aliens i actually enjoyed it. why'd they have to ruin it with aliens...you know who's to blame for that, don't you? george lucas. he was wanting even more alien-related theme than there was already. good grief!
 
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