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Shia Can’t Catch a Break. Clip of the Day

In honor of Shia LaBeouf’s latest controversy, I present you with my favorite Shia video of all time.

10 Movie Romances That Probably Didn’t Last

After the credits rolled, the couples of these ten films likely went their separate ways.

Karina Cannes and Indiana Can’t': SpoutBlog Week In Review

Karina does Cannes:

Cannes Diary: Eavesdropping on the Indiana Jones premiere; Karaoke; Assessing the Che situation; Terrence Davies and Olivier Assayas return to Cannes; the cons of premiering at Cannes.
Reviews: La Vie Moderne; Two Lovers; La Frontiere de l’aube.
Market Flash: Uwe Boll’s Vietnam Epic; the Macaulay Culkin group sex movie; the neo-noir 9/11 conspiracy theory spoof.
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Indiana Jones and the Defense of 450 CG Effects Shots

In today’s Indiana Jones post, an ILM effects supervisor explains the need for computer effects in a “reality-based” movie set in the 1950s.

Indiana Jones and the Deforested Chest

My obligatory Indy post for today: Harrison Ford proves his masculinity by comparing his body to Earth.

Indiana Jones and the Brokeback Overboard

I don’t know what is worse, the negative feedback about the latest Indy movie or this reworked Frisco Kid trailer that shows us how much worse Kingdom of the Crystal Skull could have been.

Indiana Jones and the Backlash Despite Getting Mostly Favorable Reviews

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is apparently good, but it’s bad, but it’s familiar, but it’s boring, but …

Cannes Diary: Everything is Fine

Eavesdropping on the Indiana Jones premiere, and notes from the Marche.

Archaelogists Divided on Indiana Jones

Hey archaelogists, best to get on the same page regarding your appreciation of Indiana Jones, you dig?

Indy Sidesteps Da Vinci: Trade Roughage 05/15/08

Variety says Steven Spielberg and co. are strenuously aiming to avoid what we’re apparently calling “The Da Vinci Scenario” –– so named because a “jet-lagged, overtired, cynical mob of critics and executives decimated The Da Vinci Code when it debuted [at Cannes] two years ago”––with this weekend’s debut of Indiana Jones vs. King Shia LaBeouf. [...]