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   POD {Ò¿Ó} wrote:   
   > It's the failure of CGI again in respect of that.  When he's being   
   > dragged along under a truck or a tank, you believed it, because it   
   > happened.  However when the aquatic boat and the jeep are side by side   
   > on a sheer cliff edge, it's all CGI and you can see that, and you   
   > therefore don't believe.   
      
   For that particular scene I agree; it got silly, particularly the sword   
   fight.   
      
   > So much for them doing it exactly like they   
   > did the first three.  Its the same for the 2 Star Wars triliogies, the   
   > original one is good, because even though it maybe models, everything   
   > is real, in the later three, it's all CGI and it just doesn't look   
   > anywhere real, and so I am disconnected from the action and it loses   
   > my interest.   
      
   I don't agree re. Star Wars, the CGI is extremely well done and fits with   
   the prequels.   
      
   > Back to Indy, the motorbike chase in the library is great, because   
   > it's real, it's two people on a bike sliding under tables, it's real,   
   > it works.   
      
   I wasn't sure what to make of that, but the scene felt odd to me,   
   particularly LeBouffon's ridiculous Marlon Brando impression. The stunt   
   itself did perhaps hail back to times past for Indy, as he's always been a   
   bit of an anti-hero who didn't always get it 100% right.   
      
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