LEGO Raiders of the Lost Ark
Here’s Raiders of the Lost Ark, LEGO style! A little clunky (and for some reason it doesn’t include the final act of the film?), but it’s still worth a look.
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Here’s Raiders of the Lost Ark, LEGO style! A little clunky (and for some reason it doesn’t include the final act of the film?), but it’s still worth a look.
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While Indy’s archaeological expertise is the product of years of university study and hands-on field experience, his ability to recall facts and details has gotten him out of many perilous, life-or-death situations. Now you can test your own memory to see if you’re ready to join Indy on his next expedition!
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From time to time we give you the heads up on some serious nerd merchandise. Today, as part of Indiana Jones Week, we delve into cool Indiana Jones merchandise including t-shirts, statues, busts, a new LEGO set for the upcoming film, trading cards, the famous hat and whip, and much, much more. Check out the Full Diagnosis for all the Indy toy goodness!
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1984…are you serious? Damn I’m old; I had no idea it came out that long ago. Great thing is it’s just as entertaining today as it was when it released. Brilliant how Indiana Jones flicks can hold the test of time and, with the next installment, it’ll be like they never skipped a beat. I’m going to share a little secret with you, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is my favorite selection of the series so far. I know it didn’t get a big ass welcome like Raiders did, but I like my films a little darker and not all “PC”. The massive vampire bats, slithering eels out of a python carcass, mmm_mm_yummy monkey brains, crunchy bugs and kids having their hearts ripped out of their chests, now doesn’t that sound like a hell of a good time to you?
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Volume Two takes young Indiana Jones (Sean Patrick Flanery) into the ranks of the Belgium Army. He enlists under the name Henri Defense (because he is underage at the time of his enlistment), and joins the war effort to do his part.
The adventures this time around begin with Indy’s role on the front lines in the trenches with his friend Remy (Ronny Coutteure). Over the course of this volume he will fight on the front lines both on the Western Front and in Africa, work as a runner for the French, escape from a German P.O.W. camp with the help of Charles De Gaulle (Herve Pauchon), be drafted into a suicide mission by a company of old soldiers, and spend a stint as a photographer with the famous flyboys of the Lafayette Escadrille which will bring him face-to-face with the Red Baron (Marc Warren).
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