"I knew going in that belief would have to be suspended. I rewatched the first 3 before seeing this addition - so when Indy climbs into the fridge - I laughed - and I loved it. When you wrote, "It is perfectly in keeping with the original inspiration for the Indiana Jones series -- George Lucas's childhood enthrallment with movie serials." I realized, that's it - that is what the movie was drawing on from my past. The only thing missing from the experience for me was the pop and popcorn - I didn't want to shell out $13 bucks - but now I wish I had."
Go read Jared's review at: Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Jaded Moviegoers
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It is important to understand that hell not is filled with people who are crying out for God’s mercy, constantly hoping for a second chance. People are in hell because they have the same disposition toward God that they had while they were walking the earth. They do not suddenly, upon entrance into Hell, change their nature and become sanctified. They still hate God. People are in hell for all eternity, not because they floated a stop sign, but because their fists are still clinched toward God. They are not calling on His mercy. They are not pleading for a second chance. They are in hell for all eternity because that is where they would rather be. It is their nature.
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CHONGQING,
China — A massive earthquake struck central China on Monday and state
media reported that as many as 5,000 people were killed in a single
county while nearly 900 students were trapped under the rubble of their
school.
The official Xinhua News
Agency said 80 percent of the buildings had collapsed in Beichuan
county in Sichuan province after the 7.8-magnitude quake.
Xinhua
reported that 3,000 to 5,000 people had died in Beichuan, which has a
population of 160,000, raising fears the overall death toll could
increase sharply. Another 10,000 people were believed to be hurt.
The
earthquake sent thousands of people rushing out of buildings and into
the streets hundreds of miles away in Beijing and Shanghai. The temblor
was felt as far away as Pakistan, Vietnam and Thailand.
