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katharinehepbrun · 10 months
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KAREN ALLEN as MARION RAVENWOOD RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (1981)
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leofromthedark · 10 months
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INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL (2008) dir. Steven Spielberg
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hanasnx · 6 months
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MINORS DNI 18+
INDIANA JONES has that effortless brat-taming way about him. When he tells you to “Sit down.” because you’re getting too uppity, you’ll sit down. When you’re acting fussy because he’s spending too much time away from home, he’ll call you out on it before finding a satisfactory solution for you. For the most part, he’s highly logical when presented with problems. So logical sometimes it’s hard to argue with him because he doesn’t wanna see the emotional side of things. Oh, but when you give him the silent treatment... it's an entirely different story.
His boots thunder after you as you walk away from him with your nose stuck up in the air. "You ignorin' me?" he questions. He knows the answer, but he's incredulous. You've noted how when he's angry, he's looser with proper pronunciation. So at least you're getting somewhere.
"Hey." he warns, his large hand clamping onto your upper arm to whip you around and face him. "Don't walk away from me when I'm talking to you."
You glare up at him, jerking your limb from his hold. "Oh, were you? I didn't notice, Pa." As you speak you cross your arms, closing your eyes to pivot your head in the opposite direction. The nickname you call him so affectionately is now used to pierce him. Instead, it backfires. You see it in the way he sets his jaw.
"I'll show you why you call me that."
With all the rage a father can have, and all the passion a lover is capable of, he makes sure to teach you not to address your Pa so informally. Your poor ass a mess of a sloppy, red welt when he's done.
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Just had a random thought. While thinking about the “Indiana Jones” original trilogy, I’ve developed a sort of newfound appreciation for the casting of Harrison Ford. My thoughts haven’t necessarily changed on this character, I still think Indy is fun but not that complex of a character, it’s just that now I imagine casting the character wasn’t the easiest thing in the world.
What Indy lacks in complexity, he makes up for sheer leading man charisma. This is a role where you absolutely need someone who can be able to act without saying anything. Because Indy has to be both:
1) convincing as an Everyman protagonist, in that he’s vulnerable and relatable enough that you can convince the audience that he’s not superhuman and is just a regular guy.
2) the coolest man who has ever lived. Someone who can walk into frame and exude “Yeah, I’m that guy” energy.
Harrison Ford really did have that level of charisma where he can be relatable and vulnerable enough to convince you he’s the underdog, but also make you think he’s the coolest person ever. I’ve tried imagining some other leading actors in the role and, honestly, it makes you realize that Indiana as a character needs more than just a handsome leading man.
Arnold Schwarzenegger wouldn’t have been able to convince you he’s an Everyman protagonist. Sylvester Stallone is better at playing more vulnerable, complicated characters like Rambo and Rocky. Michael Biehn is good at the underdog role, but not necessarily at being the cool guy. Keanu Reeves, while I love the guy to death, is too wooden to be the charming, cool guy (he’s better off at comedy and darker roles anyways). Kurt Russell and Clint Eastwood were close, but I think they’re better off at being action hero badasses. Bruce Willis, I think he’s similar to Keanu in that he’s better off at comedy and darker roles (even his most famous action movie role as John McClane just shows he excels in being comedic, not necessarily being the cool guy).
The actors who I felt could’ve done Indiana Jones justice, aside from Harrison Ford, were Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, Denzel Washington, and Charlie Cox (Daredevil convinced me he could be the Everyman protagonist, She-Hulk convinced me he could pull off the cool guy role). And, if South Korea made the Indiana Jones movies, Won Bin came to mind.
EDIT: I just realized. Pedro Pascal! Just imagine a combination of Din Djarin, Joel Miller and Oberyn Martell.
I think “roguish charm” is what I’m getting at here. It’s actually quite hard to pull off the more I thought about it. For example, while I like David Harbour and his character of Jim Hopper, I don’t think Harbour can pull off roguish charm. I think that’s why Hopper came off so hostile and combative in Stranger Things season 3; Duffer Bros wrote him as Indiana Jones-like, but the end result was more off-putting than charming. As another bad example; Sean Penn in the movie “Shanghai Surprise”. That’s probably the worst example at an attempt at roguish charm.
Anyways, I’m curious. Which actor do you think could’ve pulled this role off convincingly?
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myrmeraki · 8 months
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guillotineman · 1 year
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!!The Fabelmans (2022)!!
Dawson's Creek (TV Series, 1998-2003)
James Van Der Beek
Michelle Williams
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naughtygirl286 · 9 months
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So yes this week went to see the final adventure of Indiana Jones in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and as a Jones myself I have to support the family name lol but also yes there was a collectable for this which you can see here.
but as for the movie itself I would have to say that that it was excellent! I really thought it was a good way to close out the series and the character and the world of Indiana Jones had quite the send off.
The opening flashback action sequence in 1944 with the train was pretty amazing and this opened the movie in true Indiana Jones style but you'll notice that this is not a Paramount production being there is no mountain logo transition being this is a Disney production. but the Nazi infested opening is extremely exciting and thrilling to watch.
Also the visual effects for the "Young" Indiana Jones was very impressive for a high speed action sequence like this you could tell that they put everything they could in to this to make it perfect the same with all the other visual aspects of the movie.
The main story in this takes place in the 60's that the time of the Moon Landing and we catch up with a tired and somewhat cantankerous old Indy who is on the verge of retiring from Teaching and then gets swept up in one last great adventure that links back to the opening flashback. In this he kinda takes a bit more of a backseat almost mentor role in away to a new character Helena Shaw (played by Phoebe Waller-Bridge) who is as the trailers make it known is his "god daughter" so in this Indy is kind of more like Sean Connery was in the Last Crusade.
Now with the inclusion of the character of Helena Shaw I heard alot of people didn't really like that character and personally I had no problem with her I actually thought she was pretty good and I feel that he inclusion was pretty much there to do alot of the "heavy lifting" becasue Harrison Ford is what 85? he is not going to be able to be as action oriented as he was in like 1981 lol but like I said I did enjoy the Helena character and wouldn't mind maybe seeing her in a spin-off movie with her companion Teddy (played by Ethann Isidore) being he reminded me of Short Round from Temple of Doom.
but with new characters its always great to see old characters also like Sallah (John Rhys-Davies) and Marion (Karen Allen) also Mads Mikkelsen was great as the main villain in this but of course he does do amazing villains to begin with.
I did find the movie somewhat fast paced and fun with classic Indy moments one of the coolest parts is the chase sequences on the lil motorized carts through the city there was some good action movie humor and and a few silly gags.
Now honestly I thought they were going to maybe kill off the character at one point I thought that is how it was going to end and and I felt that in the third act it was inching towards that but it doesn't happen thankfully
but in the end like I said I thought it was a good way to close out the series and the character and the world of Indiana Jones had quite the send off. If you loved the previous movies then I would highly recommend this one.
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pixie-mask · 1 year
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And now Disney is making an Indiana Jones tv series
oh boy😑
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bebx · 1 year
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please protect Ke Huy Quan and Brendan Fraser at all costs. they deserve the entire world
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So…. Guess what I’m currently rewatching😬
Are there any supernatural fans among you? I’d be delighted :D
Have a fantastic Sunday !✨🌻💚
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traffrogers · 2 months
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this week on traff getting obsessed with an au that barely exists
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deckardsdwelling · 10 months
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[1923 - 1x3 - “The War Has Come Home”]
— WDD
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leofromthedark · 10 months
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INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL (2008) dir. Steven Spielberg
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hanasnx · 9 months
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nothing but trouble
MINORS DNI 18+ WORD COUNT: 0.9k WARNINGS: established relationship | no angst they just yell at each other out of sexual tension <3 | shooting at ppl but no explicit violent or corpse descriptions | seeing you naked but no feminine descriptions are applied to your figure | implied smut.
The last time. you thought. This’ll be the last time. 
A promise unkept as your oldest friend lumbered in, heavy boots against the wooden floor. His very introduction back into your life is a plague on your past self’s wishes. You swore then it would be the last time. 
Yet here INDIANA JONES remains, left un-smited by divine intervention, and undeterred to a near nefarious degree. 
“What do you want?” you’d asked. 
Like a fool you heard him out. All his shiny and grand notions over a piece of junk unheard of for a thousand years. He’s got a new lead, and a new motive, and you’re naive enough to believe it when he claims you’re the only one that can help him. 
You fall for those big, green eyes. The dopey, crooked grin he wears whenever you’re agreeable to his whims. As soon as he’s within your atmosphere, you can practically smell your own attraction to him pulse off you in waves. It’s humiliating. 
“C’mon, kid, I wouldn’t ask if it wasn’t important.” he’d persuade you. Sweet talk you as smoothly as he’s done before. Curse your enslavement to your most selfish bodily desires. 
Indiana Jones is nothing but trouble. 
“Get down, are you crazy?” Indiana barks, his large and rough handling of the back of your head makes you hiss at him in anger. Shoving you down, shielding you from the staccato of the machine gun fire, is appreciated even as unceremonious as it is. 
“And you- are reckless!” you chide, the weight of a shotgun in your hands banging against the hollow sound of the bar as you rise above it. Taking advantage of your opponent’s weapon overheating to a jam, you cock your firearm. 
“Wait!” Indy shouts. His body, warm and rigid, slots behind you, catching you when the kickback of a shotgun shocks you, the hilt recoiling into your collarbone. Your partner grunts from the impact but holds fast, cushioning your fall to the ground by landing underneath you. “You’ve never shot something like that before, what were you thinking?” he admonishes, and you roll off of him. 
“At least I’m doing something!” Hysterical, your scream ripples through your voice, and you meet his wild eyes, brows pinched together in a most daring glare. You’d lifted the hardware from a fallen enemy— and you’d expected a jolt— but your collarbone did not. It aches. 
Indiana picks himself up, throwing a glass bottle in your direction; his satchel swings around his hips from the force of his pitch. You duck, and whirl around, witnessing it shatter against the forehead of an unsuspecting villain rounding the corner. Your expression of incredulity inflicts that most frustrating and famous scoff of relief of his. A cute shrug that said, “Did you really believe I’d do that to you, sweetheart?” Your eyes narrow at him, and you exhale sharply through your nose. 
“Hand me that, doll,” His hands outstretch, ready for the impact of the shotgun when you toss it to him. It pops open under the pressure of his experienced touch, the shells discarding as he searches the box of ammo he found near the strewn corpse you swiped the weapon from. Reloading, and snapping it shut with a flick of his wrist. You helplessly attempt to ignore the adrenaline tearing through your veins, crying out for any sort of relief— which must be why your desire towards him has increased tenfold regardless of how insufferable you declare him to be. The way he takes charge of risky business with a sense of admirable fearlessness you wish you could bottle. You wonder what it’d taste like. 
Sharing a cramped space on a boat had very limited perks. One luxury you’re afforded is a private bathing area connected to your room. You pat yourself dry with a towel, hair still wet and dripping onto you as you exit, the steam dispelling. You hadn’t bothered to collect garments to change into within the confines of the bathroom, being as confined as it is. Entering the room bare, in search of what to wear, Indy rises from his place on the bed. As if reverting to formal manners in a moment of bewilderment, to stand when a lady joins one at a table. A flash of an unfamiliar countenance graces his handsome features, soundlessly conveying confusion, and displacement. It’s not like Indiana to feel he doesn’t belong somewhere. A thought crosses his mind that you might now know he’s here, and his sudden movement was a way to prove his presence. He sits up straight, the pose uncomfortable enough for you to address. 
“It’s nothing you haven’t seen before.” you assure, sifting through your belongings. Not before noticing the way Indiana’s eyes wander down your figure. At your words, he relaxes marginally. A low rasp emits from him, and you cast him a side glance. 
“I’ll never get tired of seeing it.” 
A curl to your lips you can’t hide, a scoff through your nose, and he knows he’s got you. 
“Well, c’mere. Let me take a closer look at’cha.” he phrases it like he’s about to search your body for wounds, and he’s exasperated by the chore. He settles at the edge of the bed, a thick finger of his beckoning you over, nonchalant in nature. 
You oblige him. 
As if there exists an invisible string connecting the two of you, you’re tugged over, coming to stand in between his knees. His calloused hands handle your waist, drawing you in. When your instincts run away with you, you lean down, placing a kiss on his willing lips. 
Salty. He tastes salty.
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arianna-creates · 9 months
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That one scene from Indiana Jones and the temple of doom where he pulled that actress in with his whip....it altered my mind
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jamesshawgames · 1 year
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Relics 3 Release Announcement!
Relics 3: Ashes for Gold has been released!
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In Europe’s darkest hour, an even deeper darkness is stirring. One hero stands against the triumph of absolute evil. You.
It’s 1940, and the long-feared war has broken out in Europe. Our intrepid archaeologist is working as a spy for the British, undertaking daring operations to strike at Nazi interests across Europe. But soon a new threat emerges. The Nazis have obtained a stockpile of a devastating ancient weapon, and in order to activate it they are scouring the world in pursuit of long-lost Archives which can teach them how to use it. You must get there first, overcoming the odds to beat the forces of evil and prevent them from unlocking powers with which they can sweep aside any opposition and conquer the world. Can you beat the odds stacked so heavily against you, or will you fail and plunge the world into a thousand years of darkness?
Relics 3: Ashes for Gold is the epic final instalment in the Relics Trilogy, and the sequel to Relics of the Lost Age and Relics 2: The Crusader’s Tomb. It is an exhilarating 580,000 word interactive adventure novel by James Shaw, where your choices control the story.
Step into the weathered boots of a swashbuckling 1940s archaeologist-turned-spy and travel widely in a painstakingly-reconstructed vision of the world at war, facing overwhelming odds at every turn, armed only with your fists, your wits and your motley collective of memorable friends and allies. Do you have what it takes to save the world again, one last time?
Play as male, female, or non-binary; gay, straight, bi, poly, asexual, or aromantic.
Continue to develop your romance from Relics of the Lost Age or Relics 2: The Crusader’s Tomb, or embark on a new relationship with any of the seven ROs in the series.
Fight memorable villains in a race against time to prevent the forces of evil from conquering the world, against the terrifying backdrop of world war.
Ride out into the Nevada desert in the footsteps of a legendary Old West outlaw, scour the sands of Egypt for the secrets of the pharaohs, investigate occult mysteries and Nazi traitors amid the dreaming spires of Oxford, search for sunken pirate treasure in the Caribbean Sea, unearth Inca enigmas in the wild Andes, and go deep into enemy territory in wartime Japan.
Experience epic gunfights, visceral brawls, and wild stunts in vintage vehicles.
Make choices that will determine the future of the world as you close in on an ancient weapon of unimaginable power.
The game is FREELY AVAILABLE on Itch.io, at the following link: https://jamesshawgames.itch.io/relics-3-ashes-for-gold
If you want to play Relics 1 and 2 to get up to speed, they are currently available through Hosted Games.
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