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Subject: Re: Speilberg:Violence in Indiana Jones - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 24-May-84 20:47:00 EDT
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uok!crigney    May 24 19:47:00 1984

I saw Temple of Doom Wednesday, and greatly enjoyed it. The violence is
no worse than in Raiders of the Lost Ark; certainly less than in the 
climax of Raiders.  If creepy crawlies bother you, there's a scene that
will blow your mind; otherwise the most horrifying scene is the dinner.

If you loved Raiders, you should love Temple; it's just as good.  I went
to it with unrealistically high expectations, which were met.  Kate
Capshaw's character isn't nearly as good as Karen Allen's, but still has
her points.

Definitely a must-see for Adventure fans.

	"Snakes.  Why did it have to be Snakes?"

	Carl
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