Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Personally I like this movie because it has an interesting touch to Ford's and LaBeouf's characters. Both of which are father and son in this movie

I love the fact that they made Cate Blanchett's character as an evil bitch from the Soviet Union. Although her Russian accent was all over the place and a generous usage of 'v' in almost every word, her character was kind of, well, bitchy. Loving it!


I didn't even expect there would be something weird in this movie. Which I did the same for War of the Worlds and Transformers. Spielberg fans out there must have guessed it already. Yep, there are aliens involved in this movie that was suppose to be interesting.

It was, until there was an actual flying saucer, which apparently the same shaped as a typical American UFO thingy. Why does he always have to spoil the movie with aliens? I mean, I know his movies are damn good but at least make something logical. Honestly.

But overall, I'm loving the plot, it's not lengthy but very appropriate for an Indiana Jones movie.

Plus I never even watched any of the previous Jones! LOL

Bobby

All I can say is, OMFG!

The lives of 22 different people changed after a one night experience at the Ambassador Hotel. The night where Robert F Kennedy was supposed to hear the result of his candidacy as the President of the United States.

The cheating manager, a loyal stylist, a drunken singer, a sinking drummer, a modest staff, a racist supervisor, the newlyweds, the 2 idiots, the drug dealer and the Secretary of Transport. The lives of these people were captured during the year 1968, this movie could easily won Best Picture in Oscars!

The stars of this movie was not of the ordinary as well. Laurence Fishburne, William H Macy, Helen Hunt, Sharon Stone, Heather Graham, Elijah Wood, Lindsay Lohan, Shia Labeouf, Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, Nick Cannon, Anthony Hopkins and the amazing director himself, Emilio Estevez. With a fantastic actors and actresses such as this, what can go wrong?

Another underrated movie that was so good, it's even better than Slumdog Millionaire!