When Indy is taking unblocked full force punches from Vogel on top of the tank in Crusade (trying to keep his dad from rolling under), in real life that kidney would be mush.

I mean, its no worse than a giant, Mount Rushmore cliff appearing out of nowhere for the Nazis to fall off in Raiders, if you really think about it.

Then again, Indy was the guy who “didn’t believe in supernatural hocus pocus”, supposedly right after he dealt with Mola Ram.

I think Crusade gets maligned because it is the “mainstream favorite” when Raiders is, by all accounts, a better film.

Mola Ram would have ripped Zod’s heart out!

I’m not sure that’s a ‘nuclear bomb’ if I’m reading it correctly—-most people I know have it ranked:

What about the comic “stretch armstrong” treatment of poor Short Round just earlier when the goons tried to grab him out of Indy’s car?

CS suffered a great deal from the 20 year wait and insurmountable hype. But the biggest problem is the dated oversaturated CGI.

Indiana Ghoul and the Irradiated Icebox

No way, best Indy lines are in Doom:

If they tried to use more physical props and practical effects (since the CGI was obviously not at the technological level at that time) I think it would have been better, if probably also much more expensive to film.

“Shia LeBoeuf starts swinging through that forest.”

Mola Ram rules. You will not trash Mola Ram!

Actually, I think somebody proved that it was plausible for a raft to act like a parachute like that. But I get the idea.

The lack of Jen Nettles is another shortfall.

Baby Billy had a Sunny moment with his little show.

The karate chop scene was a “Ted....why????” moment, lol.

I think the best part of this episode was Tiffany’s little Casio keyboard theme playback which completed the utter desperate patheticness of Billy’s game show idea.

FIGHT!

I think they need to be really careful about what they do with SNW...Anson Mount’s Pike is a great character but they are kind of taking a hatchet to canon by seemingly heading towards making him as good or better than James T. Kirk, when it is generally understood that the last captain of 1701 was the legend, the…