Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's central concept based on real-world theory involving ancient sites
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's central concept based on real-world theory involving ancient sites
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle centers on the real-world hypothesis that ancient sites around the globe were intent…
Quite a lot of the Indiana Jones stories are based on real, or at least "real" artifacts.
Ark of the Covenant:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ark_of_the_CovenantLingam Stones:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LingamHoly Grail:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_GrailCrystal Skulls:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_skullAntikythera Mechanism:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antikythera_mechanismAnother one that popped up in Dial of Destiny was the Spear of Longinus:
All my homies hate aliens in Indiana Jones.
Bring back religious mysticism.
I honestly didn't mind the aliens? That movie definitely had its fucking issues but that wasn't one of them for me. Then again I'm one of the few people who thinks it was at least... Passable I guess? Not the world ending abomination it's made out to be.
I mean obviously it's shit compared to the originals but... Could have been a lot worse. It had its moments.
Is one more unrealistic for you?
one is more overdone why is realism your thought like what is this assassin's Creed
Yeah that 4th movie sucked so bad it somehow ruined the original trilogy for me.
The cookies popup on that website cracked me the hell up. "We, and our seven hundred fifty-six partners, care about your privacy"
Someone at Machine Games watches Ancient Aliens.
It's also the plot of the fourth movie
The fridge. I. Just. Idk. I can’t reconcile xD
What about Atlantis though