Warriors and Extreme Prejudice are a lot of fun too.

That's pretty bold talk for a one-eyed fat man!

My favorite shoot out scene ever.

I also think Phillip Kaufman's contributions are overlooked. I'm not sure what the breakdown of who supplied what story elements is, but Kaufman is definitely a better writer than Lucas, and consistently makes excellent films in a variety of genres.

It is as good as its reputation.

Jack Carter is always good!

For my money, and I may be alone in this, the best Indy knock off was Nate and Hays. I would rank it higher than any of the sequels.

Marion is the best love interest in any action movie. Tough, smart, with her own agency and through line, no one else comes close. I'd say Hicks and Gracie Law are the other options.

Thing and Blade Runner came out the very same day!

And that Marion would have been killed by the Nazis if Indy hadn't intervened is apparently not essential. Though I suppose you could argue that the Nazis wouldn't have been able to find her if they hadn't followed Indy.

Or if his constant hitting on your waitress means that the already poor service falls away to nothing. It's a real problem.

Black Phillip if you please.

Would that it were so simple…

Awl puns went out with Shakespeare.

Clerks animated is such a wondrous unicorn of quality in comparison to he rest of his c.v., and I like most of Smith's films.

Yeah, and he's the only black kid in town.

Surprised by that too. Maybe he will make a surprise appearance.

He doesn't kill himself in Pi.

The more people who find Ocean Rain through the beauty of Nocturnal Me, the better. They are doing the Lord's work.

Now You See Mao?