Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: Walter Donovan (Julian Glover)

The Futurama episode in question was called ''Teenage Mutant Leela Hurdles'.'

I loved how Zoidberg would turn into the various forms of underwater embryos every time he'd go through a stage. And how the rags of clothing hung off of Amy...

Ahem.

Yeah, I kind of thought that the second picture looked a lot like a super-aged Doc Brown, as if he hadn't gotten the All Natural Overhaul. ^_^

Did anyone notice that, while getting older and older, Donovan's hair grew longer, but nothing happened to his facial hair???
Yeah, I thought that was a major goof. Sure it wouldn't look as decent a death if they made his beard grow while he was dying, it would've completely hidden his wrinkled disfigured face, and the whole special effects and make up work would have been almost pointless. I think it would have been nicer and more plausible if his hair had just fallen off instead of growing. What do you think???

how could Indy tell which Holy Grail was real and which Holy Grail isn't?



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Indy remembers that Jesus wasn't treated differently at th Last Supper and had the same cup has everyone else had. The means he picks a very crude looking cup, as opposed to Donovan's, which is covered in a shedload of jewels.

Did anyone notice that, while getting older and older, Donovan's hair grew longer, but nothing happened to his facial hair???
Yeah, I thought that was a major goof. Sure it wouldn't look as decent a death if they made his beard grow while he was dying, it would've completely hidden his wrinkled disfigured face, and the whole special effects and make up work would have been almost pointless. I think it would have been nicer and more plausible if his hair had just fallen off instead of growing. What do you think???

Why on Earth are you double posting the exact same message?

Can we delete the 'killed by' line? It's not really needed.

Elsa does kill Donovan intentionally, because she wants the Grail for herself (and I think the filmmakers want us to believe she is in love with Indy and would rather share immortality with him than Donovan). She has played both sides throughout the movie at this point. Elsa double-crosses Donovan thinking that rejoining Indy somehow absolves her of her prior actions.

If she had helped Indy earlier (aside from the fact that she helps him by not exposing him during the book burning), then his father wouldn't have gotten shot and he wouldn't have gone after the Grail. Remember, Indy isn't seeking immortality... he just wants to keep the Grail away from the Nazis and save his dad.

Dammit, this did "Elsa mean to kill him?" argument makes me want to watch the film again.



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