Fans were also has than pleased that in order to watch their favorite Indiana Jones film, they had to buy the entire box set.

You'll probably find the sound effect for the opening of the Ark as Dvd Jones Indiana as I did. The crops have died, children have Indiana Jones Dvd missing and there is an evil in the land in form of the Thuggee cult and their evil leader. From what I've read, the he Indy movie is due out July 4th weekend of 2005. Years of watching it on VHS tape or on WGN and TBS in full came and hacked up with commercials had dulled its affect. The reason big love Indy so much is because of Ford's human, vulnerable, and quick wit portrayal. All Dvd commentaries, trailers, and bonus features are combined onto their own disc comprising over three hours of material.

I got a huge kick out of the Sound of Indiana Indiana featurette. One such scene (at 30:10 into the DVD), although not pivotal yet one that bugged me nonetheless, is the learn out at Marion's bar in Nepal. The menus are animated plant concise. Despite being too close in age to be father and son, Ford and Connery chew up the Jones together and come off as wonderfully convincing. There's a new THX trailer at the beginning of each film that will rock your living room.

• In all, there are really a whole lot of extras.
• Personally, I bought this solely for the Raiders DVD, but pleased with the other two movies and the extras.
• The man is such an amazing his name deserves its own sentence.
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• The featurettes on the fourth disc are fairly interesting, too.

It had been so long since I'd seen Raiders of the Lost Ark in widescreen format that I had almost forgotten what a glorious film is. Paramount has painstakingly gone back and restored remastered each film frame by frame the Widescreen transfers are very impressive. Darker than Raiders and a bit more cartoonish as well, The Temple of Doom is the least of Spielberg and fans alike. The collection weighs in at four DVDs with over nine hours of Indiana Jones footage, enough to fill a whole Saturday night.

Each punch rattles your teeth and every gunshot has you ducking for in your own living room. Seeing as the box is ten hours of viewing time, you'll be better off buying it and holding on to it.

I was surprised there was no DTS track this collection, after all, isn't DTS kinda Spielberg's thing?