Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom Sankara Stones Replicas

sankara stones
According to legend, five stones were given to Sankara by the Hindu god Shiva on Mount Kalisa, along with the message that he should battle evil with them…Indy certainly battled evil in that movie. Now you can own the three stones from the temple and have them in your own home. These Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom Sankara Stones Replicas look awesome. Any true Indy fan would love to have these displayed over their fireplace. Or anywhere for that matter.

Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom Sankara Stones Replicas

The Complete Making of Indiana Jones: The Definitive Story Behind All Four Films

The Complete Making of Indiana Jones
Read all about the making of all of the Indy films, from Raiders of the Lost Ark to The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. The Complete Making of Indiana Jones: The Definitive Story Behind All Four Films is the definitive behind-the-scenes look at the Indiana Jones epic action saga.

This comprehensive book features exclusive on-set interviews with the entire cast and crew of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, hundreds of full-color images–from storyboards, concept paintings, and set design schematics, an in-depth chronicle of the making of the first three Indiana Jones movies and much more. If you love these movies as much as I do you will find yourself totally engrossed in these pages.

The Complete Making of Indiana Jones

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The Story Behind Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom’s Bridge Scene

We’ve all heard plenty of behind the scenes stories about Raiders of the Lost Ark, but you don’t hear many stories about Temple of Doom. I’m not sure why that is, but it’s true. They just never seem to talk about it. Anyway, here is one from Academy Originals. It’s a web series from the organization behind the Oscars that “examines everything from the creative process, to the moments that changed the course of filmmaking, to the artists who are charting its future.” I love that they tell the story using animation.

Special Effects Supervisor George Gibbs tells a story about the bridge sequence in the film. Indiana Jones fans will be interested in this one. But aren’t we all Indy fans?

via Geektyrant

Indiana Jones and the Whip of Doom

We will probably never see another Indiana Jones film with Harrison Ford, but at least we have this cool infographic titled Indiana Jones and the Whip of Doom. It gives you a nice visual aid to help keep track of how all of the people died in the original trilogy.

Which movie had the highest body count? Raiders of the Lost Ark holds that honor, while Temple Of Doom had the fewest. At the bottom of this chart, it lists the reasons why Indiana Jones is just awesome. We can’t argue with any of the points made here. Indy is the best.

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