Following on the heels of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull‘s release in theaters, is the release of Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures. For anyone that has played the Star Wars Legos game, you know this game is going to be great. It’s simple enough that my six-year-old nephew and I (casual gamers) can play it, but still enough of a challenge that my husband and my fifteen-year-old brother (both hardcore gamers) enjoy it too.
This game follows the original three Indiana Jones movies and is in stores today. It’s available for XBox 360, Wii, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2, PC, Sony PSP, and Nintendo DS, so most gamers should be covered.
Go out and get yours at Best Buy, GameStop, or wherever else you get your video games, or order it from Amazon.
And check out my favorite screenshot from the games below.
Mike reviewed the fourth Indiana Jones film, and wasn’t too happy with it. He says,
The action, the music, the theme song, the fights. What’s not to love about an Indiana Jones movie? How about a lack of originality? A lame storyline? Hardly any noteworthy fights?
This week’s new releases include two very well placed releases, one thriller that I’m bummed I missed in theaters, and two movies that are probably not worth watching, let alone buying.
Indiana Jones – The Adventure Collection is perfectly timed to get fans ready for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, while The Chronicles of Narnia Blu-ray release is just in time for the release of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian.
I’m quite looking forward to watching the Diane Lane thriller Untraceable, but I’m actually a little ashamed to have included Mad Money and The Great Debaters in this list.
Indiana Jones The Adventure Collection – Buy at Amazon
This is only slightly longer than the previous three Indiana Jones movies. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom runs one hour 58 minutes. Raiders of the Last Ark runs one hour 55 minutes, and Last Crusade runs two hours 7 minutes.
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull will be in theaters May 22nd, 2008.
If anyone were to break a hip on the set of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, we were sure it would be Harrison Ford. The 65-year-old didn’t get injured while slinging the whip, but 21-year-old Shia LaBeouf pulled a rotator cuff in his hip while filming a swordfighting scene. The MTV Movies Blog talked to Shia, who also pulled his groin on-set.
The Star Wars Lego game is easily the best video game I’ve ever played. It’s easy enough for non-gamers to play, but has enough hidden levels and things to make it a worthwhile game for more advanced players.
The new trailer for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull will be aired exclusively on ABC’s “Good Morning America” on Valentine’s Day. Which means it will probably be on YouTube within an hour of airing.
There’s a video up on the “Good Morning America” home page declaring it the most anticipated trailer of the year. I’d disagree – I think the trailer for The Dark Knight was more highly anticipated, but that could be my bias towards Batman over Indie.
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This week’s new releases include two very well placed releases, one thriller that I’m bummed I missed in theaters, and two movies that are probably not worth watching, let alone buying. 
The Star Wars Lego game is easily the best video game I’ve ever played. It’s easy enough for non-gamers to play, but has enough hidden levels and things to make it a worthwhile game for more advanced players.
Kai said "Siafu is the Swahili word for Dorylus, you fool..."