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Circa the British rule in India, a man named Senapathy decides to rebel against the British in a violent way, learns a rare martial art that enables him to kill with his bare hands, and travels to Singapore, joins the Indian Liberation Army formed by renowned Subhash Chandra Bose, is one of the soldier's to engage the British into war. He subsequently joins a death squad in order to destroy British tanks. While all of the others succeed in carrying out their mission, Senapathy is captured, jailed, beaten, and mercilessly tortured by the British. Upon his release, he is looked after by a woman named Namrata, whose honor he had saved from the British - who had captured two truckloads of women protesters, burned their clothing, and forced them to commit suicide. Namrata and Senapathy marry, India gains independence, and they soon have two children - Chandrabose and Kasthoori. Years later Chandra quarrels with his honest and straight-laced father...
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Ok, maybe I went into this film expecting too much, but there wasn't one thing that was beliveable or that even made sense. It felt like the script was written by a 5th grader. I hope I don't ruin it for anyone, but I knew that the movie was going the wrong direction when the bad guys couldn't hit Indi with multiple machine guns from 15 feet away. From there, Indi survives a nuclear blast from ground zero by hiding in a refrigerator, that gets blown a mile away; then Indi hops out of the fridge, dusts himself off and casually watches the mushroom cloud rise like it's the fourth of July. Seriously? ...and it never got better.
Half the time I didn't know if I was watching Pirates of the Carribean, National Treasure, Congo, X Files, or about ten other movies that they stole ideas from. The only difference is those other movies made sense. Speilberg is my all time favorite but this will go down as his worst ever, and maybe the worst of the year. He should be embarassed and ashamed.
NONAMEBOY321
it was great to see all of the old characters on screen again, however the plot line was rediculous. it doesnt have all of the old stuff that makes the original trilogy so great. Too many computer effects, too little old school cheesy stunts. If you watch this one before all of the others, the others will be GODLY. SO-S0
MK
Whoever wrote this film was smoking crack at the time. Im sorry, i dont mean to be mean but WTF! you litterly took the good name of Indiana Jones and SLAUGHTERED IT! Why must you take a perfectly good idea and ruin it? I will take Lucas's and Speilberg's mothers out on a nice seafood dinner and NEVER call them again! Give me a chizzle and some sandstone and ill engrave a better script then they have in 20 minutes. OH-NO!
Daydream
I had high hopes for this movie, not only because I am a previous Indiana Jones fan, but because of the huge names put into this movie (Lucas, Spielberg, Ford, Blanchett...just to name a few). The new Indiana Jones reminded me of Disney's National Treasure having dry spells too frequently with quite a few stunts packed in all the right places. The stunts were a plus and probably the best part of the movie, but it seemed like a typical Hollywood storyline written to appeal to gradeschoolers. Although overlooked, Shia LaBeouf stole every scene he was in. My whole family went to see the opening, ages ranging from 4 to 67 and only my 8 year old cousin wasnt disappointed.
jweisser
In fact, this cinematic disaster is so bad that I actually invested the time to sign up here as a member of the Fandango community because I feel so compelled to save somebody from seeing this travesty...I would almost rather play Uno or spend $4 dollars a gallon on gasoline and drive around for a couple hours listening to Yanni then see this garbage. You've got to be kdding me with the horrific story line, boring co-stars (LaBeouf...god you're a tool), and terribly disastrous special effects if you want to even call them that. I get what Lucas and Spielberg attempted to do here...sell out by appeasing this younger generation with the completely over-the-top digitalized special effects that everyone else seems to do. Tell me this...sorry SPOILER ALERT if anyone actually cares..was the inclusion of the aliens actually in line with the real myth behind the crystal skulls or was it more of a mocking metaphor to alienate their own fan base...I think the latter.
Ok, maybe I went into this film expecting too much, but there wasn't one thing that was beliveable or that even made sense. It felt like the script was written by a 5th grader. I hope I don't ruin it for anyone, but I knew that the movie was going the wrong direction when the bad guys couldn't hit Indi with multiple machine guns from 15 feet away. From there, Indi survives a nuclear blast from ground zero by hiding in a refrigerator, that gets blown a mile away; then Indi hops out of the fridge, dusts himself off and casually watches the mushroom cloud rise like it's the fourth of July. Seriously? ...and it never got better. Half the time I didn't know if I was watching Pirates of the Carribean, National Treasure, Congo, X Files, or about ten other movies that they stole ideas from. The only difference is those other movies made sense. Speilberg is my all time favorite but this will go down as his worst ever, and maybe the worst of the year. He should be embarassed and ashamed.