All the World's a Stage: 4 ways you know you've jumped the shark

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6-21-2010 @ 5:43AM

Haro said...

Well, i think that surviving a nuclear blast inside a lead-built fridge is a little more believable than, say, having hundreds of kids working in a lava caldera without them burning, melting, or at least asphixiating.
Or perfectly working stone-age technology after millennia (they built to last).
Or...

Really, the only difference with the other indy movies is that it shifted from magical man-made artifacts to magical alien-made artifacts. And an older Indy.

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