indiana jones 2 : indiana jones and the temple of doom

Category Action, Action/Adventure, Adventure, Heroes, India/Pakistan, Blockbuster, Jungle, Swashbuckler, Jewels
Starring Harrison Ford, Kate Capshaw, Ke Huy Quan, Roshan Seth, Amrish Puri, Philip Stone
Director Steven Spielberg
Composer John Williams
Director of Photography Douglas Slocombe
Editor Michael Kahn
Executive Producer George Lucas, Frank Marshall
Producer Robert Watts
Production Designer Elliot Scott
Screenwriter Willard Huyck, Gloria Katz
Sound Design Ben Burtt
Special Effects Industrial Light and Magic
Story George Lucas
Visual Effects Supervisor Dennis Muren

Running Time 118 Minutes

Status : Tersedia
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The continuing saga of Indiana Jones, occuring chronologically before RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, finds Indy venturing into India in ... Full Descriptionsearch of magical stones. Along the way he tries to save hundreds of children enslaved by a leftover Thugee cult. Of all the series, this one plays most like the Saturday serials to which George Lucas and Steven Spielberg were paying homage.

Filmmaker Steven Spielberg returns as director for this rip-roaring prequel to 1981's smash hit RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK. Here dashing, whip-wielding archaeologist-adventurer Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) is joined by comely chanteuse Willie (Kate Capshaw) and a 12-year-old sidekick named Short Round (Ke Huy Quan). Together they search for a mystical stone stolen from an Indian community and stumble upon a dangerous Thuggee cult. Exotic locales, wild chases, death-defying cliffhangers, last-minute rescues, screaming damsels, and tribal sacrifices are the order of the day as the threesome attempt to acquire the stolen stone. A few scenes originally planned for RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK showed up in INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM--most notably the mine chase sequence, which was part of the 80 percent of TEMPLE OF DOOM shot on a soundstage. After the film's release, the MPAA's Classification & Ratings Board created a new rating--PG-13. Spielberg cast actress Kate Capshaw, who would later become his real-life wife, for the film.

Theatrical release: May 23, 1984. The film was shot in Sri Lanka, Macao, northern California, Arizona, Idaho, Florida, and the soundstages at EMI-Elstree Studios in London. The film took in nearly $180 million at the domestic box office and more than $330 million worldwide. The original title for the film was INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DEATH. The name "Short Round" is a reference to a character in the 1951 Korean War film THE STEEL HELMET.

Indiana Jones & The Temple Of Doom Reviews:

"...Exuberantly tasteless and entertaining....It moves tirelessly from one ride or attraction to the next..." -- Vincent Canby, New York Times

"...Steven Spielberg has packed even more thrills and chills into this follow-up..." -- Cart., Variety