The Adventures of Indiana Jones 4K UHD (1981-2008)

[LordCrumb]

Temple of Doom has always been my personal favorite. I can certainly see the flaws in it, and why others don't like it, but everyone has their reasons

[StrayButler91]

Originally Posted by LordCrumb

Temple of Doom has always been my personal favorite. I can certainly see the flaws in it, and why others don't like it, but everyone has their reasons

Temple gets better with age. It's one of those things... with movies becoming the way that they are - full of CG, OTT, moving further away from grit and 'realism' - I'm warming up to old-school movies a lot more than I used to. There's just more magic to them.

Sequels like RoboCop 2 and Predator 2 aren't well-liked. But I like them both watching them in 2019. They ain't perfect, but the old-school disposition gives them something special. Ditto for Temple of Doom. The locations are real, the sets are real... there's just more danger.

[bongozoid]

Originally Posted by StrayButler91

Temple gets better with age. It's one of those things... with movies becoming the way that they are - full of CG, OTT, moving further away from grit and 'realism' - I'm warming up to old-school movies a lot more than I used to. There's just more magic to them.

Sequels like RoboCop 2 and Predator 2 aren't well-liked. But I like them both watching them in 2019. They ain't perfect, but the old-school disposition gives them something special. Ditto for Temple of Doom. The locations are real, the sets are real... there's just more danger.

I'm the opposite; I have enjoyed RoboCop 2 since I was young.
Temple of Doom I enjoyed when young but as I've aged, my enjoyment of it has deteriorated. Definitely the weakest of the the three.

[tonylopez]

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Just imagining these films in 4K HDR has got me drooling.