Junior Shark

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A fourth Empire BP. Sheesh, I've got a problem...

Ok, Ok, you don't have to rub it in! Yes.

toilet.

Going into my dark age.

Well, throw all of my previous criticism of this bridge out the window! If you're building to fill a specific space, this is top-notch! And I can't wait to see the rest of this behemoth!

I wouldn't be surprised at sets from the original movies being released (or re-released) with sets from the new movie. And you just know that all of the figures are gonna be overprinted. I would hope to see a redone Indy- his face never looked very Harrison Ford to me. Neither does his Star Wars one, to be honest. And Brody and Sallah are just egregious omissions from the original line. We neeeed them! The perfect set to get them both of them in would be the tank from the Last Crusade. And who knows- I guess Sallah could make a reappearance in this fifth film, if John Rhys-Davies is still alive by filming. Old Sallah FTW!

Chris Pratt struggles with CGI dinosaurs- how's he supposed to handle a 5 ton boulder coming his way? A 75 year old Harrison Ford could split that boulder in two like nobody's business.

All three are spectacular, but obviously that shuttle takes the cake! It reminds me of Imperial Knights' shuttles: There are no words.

An Rebels Interdictor bridge MOC is on my to-do list. It just looks so cool with those data pits! So wait.... you're saying this bridge is part of a larger MOC?!?

One's called Pharaoh's Quest, and another's called Adventurers. The proof is in the pudding.

The only constraining factor on that (very awesome!) DS playset idea is the weight put on the hinges. However, that didn't stop TLG from putting lots of weight on the GBHQ hinges, so...

Well, he got casted, so I guess he isn't old enough yet. Like Actor Builder said, he crashes planes and gets crushed by movie sets for fun.

-ly kerfuffled

76036 Carnage's Shield Sky Attack. I've been eyeing this one for a while- I just had to bite the bullet and do it.

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Oh man, this movie was awesome! I can't believe I've never seen it before!

ropes.

If you want to discuss the movie, I've created a rather nifty thread over in the Culture & Multimedia forum: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=124021

http://www.hollywood...na-jones-875794 You haven't heard this? What, are you living under a rock? So a fifth Indiana Jones movie has been announced. Steven Spielberg will be returning as director, and Harrison Ford will be returning as the titular archeologist. Discuss!

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"Oh Brother, It's Thriller, Charlie Brown!" ?

How about this: "The year is 1930. Legendary archeologist and explorer Johnny Thunder has disappeared. Leaderless, it is up to his friends Dr. Charles Lightning and Miss Gail Storm to front his Adventurers expedition and historical preservation organization. They must search the globe for Johnny, all the while continuing to stave off the nefarious Lord Sam Sinister and his agents, who think that the past should be used for nothing more than lining their pockets with filthy lucre. They definitely do not see the past as belonging in a museum! To aid in their efforts, Lightning and Storm are recruiting adventurers the world over to assist their cause! Halfway across the globe, from his Scottish moor estate, Lord Sam Sinister organizes his efforts to stifle the Adventurers' increasing activity. Though he would never admit it to anyone, Sinister will miss his old nemesis Thunder. Sinister knows that only by stepping up his own recruitment efforts will he be able to defeat the Adventurers once and for all. He needs his own adventurers- preferably ones disbarred by the American Archeological Association for profiting off of historical artifacts! Pick your side in the greatest Adventure of all time!"

Honestly, when that Chris Pratt/ Indy rumor was first floating around, I wasn't that enthused. I don't know what it is, but Chris Pratt just doesn't seem very Indy to me. We at least know what we're getting with Harrison Ford (Awesomeness, that's what!) Doubtful Shia LaBoeuf would come back for this- he's too busy making movies of himself watching movies he's starred in. Better him than me. Honestly, if you think Chris Pratt is "perfect" for Indiana Jones, you've watched too much Jurassic World and not enough Raiders of the Lost Ark, IMO. Not saying he couldn't do it, but I just don't see it right now. Is it too early for a dedicated Indiana Jones 5 discussion over in Culture & Multimedia? I think Lego sets based on the film are a strong possibility, probably 7/10.

I wouldn't put it past TLG to start putting those battle-damaged stormies in sets other than the BP.

Atlantis.