For me it’s a tie for Aquaman and Wonder Woman, they’re both really good in their own way
Iron Man 2’s not terrible, but it’s the most forgettable, it took me like 5 watches before i remembered more than Black Widow’s introduced in it and Vanko has a pet parrot
Not the biggest fan of the Raimi trilogy, though i do have some nostalgia for it as i grew up with it, but some scenes that are suppost to be seriouss or emotional just crack me up instead. I have a more emotional connection to the OG Fantastic 4 movies
Raiders Of The Lost Ark’s my fave Indiana Jones movie so…
(this was suppost to be a reply for CraigtheBadGuy, my internet fried while was posting it)
This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by DigiCat.
This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by DigiCat.
Good lad, but lets do an age check ….. do you remember having to wait until xmas time to see them on TV? circling Star Wars (and Indiana Jones, Bond movies etc) in the Radio Times?
“Your Favorite Harrison Ford Movie?”
“The Best Harrison Ford Movies?”
“Your Favorite Indiana Jones Movie?”
“Your Favorite Fugitive movie were Harrison Ford stars?”
“Your Favorite Harrison Ford Movie were he plays a President?”
….
Like the PS3, the PS2 had so many memorable games for me, it’s hard to name just one.
Like others have said, the Legacy of Kain games, “Blood Omen 2”, “Soul Reaver 2”, and “Legacy of Kain: Defiance” are definitely on my list.
A couple notable mentions (and reasons why) include:
– James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing – In my opinion, this is the best James Bond game ever made. This game made me feel more like Bond than any other Bond game before or since (and I’ve played nearly all of them). This game was also notable for being one of the first games to use face scanning technology to capture the actors’ exact likenesses. The voice acting talents included both Pierce Brosnan and Judi Dench in their roles as Bond and M.
– Indiana Jones and the Emperor’s Tomb – Like the Bond game, this is, in my opinion, the best Indiana Jones game ever made. It captured the feel of being Indy that has not been replicated before or since (right down to whip mechanics and a decent fisticuffs fighting system). It’s a prequel to “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” that has Indy tracking down the tomb of the first Chinese Emperor before the Nazis beat him to it.
Other notable mentions (in no particular order):
– Drakan: The Ancients’ Gates
– Dragon Ball Z: Budokai
– Devil May Cry (the original)
– Silent Hill 3
– Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
– Star Wars – Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
– Star Wars – Battlefront II
However, if I have to only choose one, it would be:
Devil May Cry 3: Dante’s Awakening
A prequel to the first Devil May Cry game, it features the young half-demon Devil Hunter, Dante, fighting to stop his twin brother, Vergil, from opening the dimensional door to the Demon World and undoing the work their father, Sparda, did to seal it in the first place.
The game expands on the excellent combat system the first game was known for by introducing combat styles Dante could interchange between and upgrade, and, in addition to the story of impending doom from the door to the demon world being opened, it features a vain attempt by Dante at redeeming his twin brother.
The parts of this game I remember in the game are the 3 boss battles against Vergil throughout the game. Each battle, had Vergil’s moveset expanded, adding to the challenge. The other notable boss battle for me was the one against Nevan.
The game has already been remastered multiple times via collectors’ editions on both the PS3 and PS4.
(Apologies if this is a repost. The forum says I responded, but I don’t see the post)
Like the PS3, the PS2 had so many memorable games for me, it’s hard to name just one.
Like others have said, the Legacy of Kain games, “Blood Omen 2”, “Soul Reaver 2”, and “Legacy of Kain: Defiance” are definitely on my list.
A couple notable mentions (and reasons why) include:
– James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing – In my opinion, this is the best James Bond game ever made. This game made me feel more like Bond than any other Bond game before or since (and I’ve played nearly all of them). This game was also notable for being one of the first games to use face scanning technology to capture the actors’ exact likenesses. The voice acting talents included both Pierce Brosnan and Judi Dench in their roles as Bond and M.
– Indiana Jones and the Emperor’s Tomb – Like the Bond game, this is, in my opinion, the best Indiana Jones game ever made. It captured the feel of being Indy that has not been replicated before or since (right down to whip mechanics and a decent fisticuffs fighting system). It’s a prequel to “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” that has Indy tracking down the tomb of the first Chinese Emperor before the Nazis beat him to it.
Other notable mentions (in no particular order):
– Drakan: The Ancients’ Gates
– Dragon Ball Z: Budokai
– Devil May Cry (the original)
– Silent Hill 3
– Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
– Star Wars – Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
– Star Wars – Battlefront II
However, if I have to only choose one, it would be:
Devil May Cry 3: Dante’s Awakening
A prequel to the first Devil May Cry game, it features the young half-demon Devil Hunter, Dante, fighting to stop his twin brother, Vergil, from opening the dimensional door to the Demon World and undoing the work their father, Sparda, did to seal it in the first place.
The game expands on the excellent combat system the first game was known for by introducing combat styles Dante could interchange between and upgrade, and, in addition to the story of impending doom from the door to the demon world being opened, it features a vain attempt by Dante at redeeming his twin brother.
The parts of this game I remember in the game are the 3 boss battles against Vergil throughout the game. Each battle, had Vergil’s moveset expanded, adding to the challenge. The other notable boss battle for me was the one against Nevan.
The game has already been remastered multiple times via collectors’ editions on both the PS3 and PS4.
This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Verkano.
Digital is fine as an alternative to cable TV and the now mostly dead video rental market, but when it come to owning something, I want a disc on my shelf that wont change or vanish overnight because the studio cowers to moral busy bodies. Warner bent the knee and pulled Gone with the Wind and these SJW pricks are already making lists of other problematic films https://archive.vn/laItK . And that’s stuff like Forrest Gump and Indiana Jones. Heaven forbid what they will want done with films like Isla: She Wolf of the SS.
I already know George Lucas hates Star Wars. Like seriously, Mr. Lucas should have put Star Wars on a vault, not sell Lucasfilm, and develop new IPs and Franchises that isn’t Star Wars nor Indiana Jones IPs and Franchises although he doesn’t have to be the one who makes them.
As for Jon Favreau, really?
This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by VinzingerG.
Well, I grew up going to Disneyland so I’ll comment on that. My favorite ride is Indiana Jones. Honestly, I think I enjoy the atmosphere and mood that the entire length of the line presents more than the ride.
I’ve only been to WDW. That was August of last year. I was supposed to go again around this time this year, but you know…the world happened. I still have yet to try a few attractions (ie: Flight of Passage, 7 Dwarves, etc). Hoping to make that happen next time I go!
1. Twilight Zone Tower of Terror – still a fan of the original and love catching queue and gift shop easter eggs
2. Haunted Mansion – I like this version slightly more than the original
3. Rock ‘n Roller Coaster – mmm…that launch!
4. Test Track
5. Country Bear Jamboree
6. Space Mountain
7. Expedition Everest (it’s a treat to ride this at night!)
8. Kilimanjaro Safaris
9. Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular
10. Peoplemover – only because I miss the one we used to have out here. T_T
What I mean by that is how many movie trilogies do you think actually had consistent quality all the way through, with no film being anything less than great? It seems most series crap out by or before the third film (Alien, Terminator, Spider-Man, X-Men, Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean, and I could go on and on).
I can only think of 7:
Original Star Wars trilogy
The Lord of the Rings
The Dark Knight
Back to the Future
Indiana Jones (I know Crystal Skull exists, so I’m cheating here a bit)
Toy Story (Again, I’ll exclude the 4th film)
The Planet of the Apes reboot (I haven’t seen War yet, but hear it’s every bit as good as the first two)
The only other trilogy that I considered was Captain America, but I excluded that for two reasons: 1) It’s hard to really to separate anything in the MCU as its own trilogy, and 2) Civil War was basically Avengers 3. Also, I personally love the Star Wars prequels and Hobbit trilogy, but I fully understand most wouldn’t agree with me on those, so I’ll leave them out.
1. The Devil. Whether is Robert DeNiro, Ned Flanders, Emmanuelle Seigner, or anyone else, Ol’ Scratch is hard to beat as a bad guy.
2. The Russians. For most of my childhood, if you needed a bad guy, you needn’t have looked any farther than the U.S.S.R.
3. Nazis. “Nazis! I hate these guys!” ~ Indiana Jones
4. Ernst Stavro Blofeld. Book or film, Blofeld (almost) always delivered.
5. Darth Vader. He personified evil for me when I saw Star Wars at a drive-in in ’78.
Honorable Mention goes to: Space Girl (Mathilda May) in Lifeforce. She may not have had what it takes to make it into my Top 5, but if you’ve seen the movie, you know she has two strong attributes that earn her an honorable mention from me.