Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Adaptation

वीडियो
1989
1 घं 40 मि

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8.0/10

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Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Adaptation (1989)

Action Adventure Thriller

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंA shot-for-shot remake of रेडर्स ऑफ़ द लॉस्ट आर्क (1981), started by three 12-year-olds and completed over a period of six years.A shot-for-shot remake of रेडर्स ऑफ़ द लॉस्ट आर्क (1981), started by three 12-year-olds and completed over a period of six years.A shot-for-shot remake of रेडर्स ऑफ़ द लॉस्ट आर्क (1981), started by three 12-year-olds and completed over a period of six years.

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ट्रिविया
Because Raiders was yet not available for rental or sale in video stores when the boys started in the summer of '82, they had no reference copy of the movie they were seeking to remake shot-for-shot. So, they got everything Raiders that they could get their hands on - photos from magazines, the published screenplay, storybooks, making-of publications, action figures, an illicit recording of the soundtrack from smuggling in a cassette recorder into a movie theater showing Raiders when re-released in 1982. With the amassed material, and by memory of seeing Raiders in the theater, they cobbled together a composite reconstruction of the original Raiders, shot-by-shot, laying it out in storyboard form. Before Raiders, Eric Zala wanted to be comic book artist growing up. This prepared him to hand draw over 600 individual detailed storyboards that became the blueprint they used for seven years, only rarely deviated from.

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Featured in The People vs. George Lucas (2010)

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10/10

Brilliant

Like Blueghost, I saw it at SF Indiefest and had a great time.

To take stars away from this film based on its technical merits (eighties Betamax, bad sound) would be grinchlike and silly. Sure: when you go into a remake with a $5,000 budget, made by three friends who started in 1982 at age 12 and wrapped the project seven years later, you admire the concept even as you think you just might be in for a couple hours of junk. You would be wrong about the latter. This will stand as one of the most ridiculously awesome successful experiments ever committed to film.

They set one of their parents' basements on fire, and (at least as they tell it) the parents only belatedly caught on and demanded adult supervision, which apparently didn't help much in that the "supervisor" was a total pyro. They did the famous truck chase in all its glory. They obtained snakes. Spider monkeys proved trickier, so Snickers the dog filled in. They scored an honest-to-God submarine. What can I say? Bring on the documentary, and the original on video for all to see.