i dont what to spoil the movie but wow, ive seen the other 3 many times and this one has to be my fav. A alien skull, area 51, indy said to be excavating at Roswell, those land carvings, then a alien and a giant ufo. that some heavy stuff. If u have not seen it go see its just as good as the others. there are a lot of good action scenes to, also funny.

I know some things about the skulls that noone else may know(except for the creators) Would you like to hear about them?

Might as well share and put the info out if it's legit.

They are a creation of very advanced technology that contains great wisdom about past,present,and future.Each one was made for the 13 signs of the zodiac.Certain ones only activate when in the corresponding year.Example the blue one will only work in the year of Aquarious.Only the chosen one or the creators of the Skulls know how to activate them.They are what can help us from our demise and also help us evolve.They were scattered all over the Earth by sacred monuments.Such as pyramids.I believe if you pull the lever behind the Sphinx's left ear it will have one of the Skulls hidden in it.I am not too sure yet who the creators are but I think it may be The Elder Race.

I've had such little interest in the Indian Jones series that I didn't even know what this new one was ABOUT. But I'm glad you posted this, it definitely sparked my interest now.

Hummm.... Not sure about that... don't know if anyone can really be sure... BUT...
If found this story in our local paper all the way in a small little town North East of Toronto, Canada.
Apparently the Crystal Skull of Doom is real indeed. Some experts believe it is tied to Aliens or Atlantis.
Here is the artical that appeared in our local town newspaper today.
http://www.thescugogstandard.ca/news/2008/...lskull-180.html

The problem is that ALL of the crystal skulls are unprovenanced. There is not a single one, of all those found, that was documented in situ. Many of the older, smaller, skulls were the work of a 19th century antiquities dealer who first tried to sell them as 'art', and only later added the angle of their being antiquities.

The later, larger skulls were made using lathes and spinning grinders, etc.: 20th century tools. None of the skulls found in the 19th century bears the marks of 20th century workmanship, whereas ALL of the 20th century 'finds' have such workmanship.

The skulls themselves cannot be dated because one cannot 'date' crystal. However: they are likely to ALL be frauds. Their one consistency is that the current owners all refuse to allow them to examined by independent authorities.

It's a great legend, and I DO love the story.

This post has been edited by kirin-rex: May 26 2008, 11:47 PM

I saw the last opus in the Indy Jones series last Saturday, and I shall say it's a great movie, maybe the best of the four imho.

That movie was a good one.

Viewing the British museum's skull as a child was one of the most significant experiences of my childhood, it opened so many new avenues and I will forever be grateful to my grandmother for taking me.
Through reading many books on the topic I have come to the understanding that the only true enigmatic skull is the Mitchell-Hedges 'skull of doom', anybody new to the topic or looking for more info should start here:

http://www.mitchell-hedges.com/

Note the research carried out by Hewlett-Packard in the 70's.

as for the movie, I am in two minds. Spielburg needs some cash, or he's part of an organisation that is preparing the public for disclosure (I wish).

Quote: as for the movie, I am in two minds. Spielburg needs some cash, or he's part of an organisation that is preparing the public for disclosure (I wish).





Don't worry we will get our disclosure soon enough.

I just got back from seeing this. I'll admit, I mainly went to drool over Shia LaBeouff for two hours, but given that I had forgotten all about what I read on here, I was nearly ecstatic when I read "Roswell, New Mexico" on the crate in the beginning! Then I had to text a few friends to tell them, in excited capital letters, that the plot involved aliens.

I thought the storyline was a bit... jumbled, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. I know a lot of people didn't care for this one since Indiana Jones isn't something you would think of to involve aliens, but I thought it tied together nicely with the "lost kingdom" and "lost treasure." That, and nobody ever came right out and said, "We have to find the aliens!" The Jones movies have always had the fun-but-lame actions scenes, and slightly ridiculous dialog, but I thought it did a good job with the alien aspect of it.

Just got back from it.. and I gotta say.. someone must stop George Lucas. He is destroying all of his previous work..

This didnt feel like Indiana Jones at all.. and most of the time was just going through the motions.. Unlike the previous movies which had some.. connection to actual real mythology, etc.. this was just mumbo jumbo and seemed to freely mix Mayan and Incan civilization, seperated by both time and space..

I just dont think the character transfers well to the 1950s.. and well...I wont go on. Major disappointment even though I had tempered my expectations going in.

I liked it. It did not stand up to the Indy of old but, there ya go, Indy is old. Even if the movie was jumbled and had a poor story line, I still liked it. Its like visting an old friend that you haven't seen in a long time.

For me it was like visiting an old relative you havent seen for years ..and they dont remember you.. Theres that awkward feeling youre supposed to ACT like you know each other .. but.. youre basically strangers.

lol yeah I know what you mean...damn it, Vet, you're making me feel old...cant seem to recapture those daydreams of my youth..bummer...think I'll put Raiders of the Lost Ark in the dvd player tonight...now that's the Indy I remember...