Temple of Doom

The film is very interesting on the level of them trying some different stuff, even though it doesn't really work and they very clearly are like, Oh, we're never doing that again. This film needed a Kazden or a Stoppard. It's great, but it wears out its welcome a little bit. You know, this one bit is a little derivative. The logic getting into it is a bit schoolyard dumb, that only us dumb sch school kids seem to really, really dig. I think Spielberg movies are always interesting, but sometimes they're interesting failures because you do have that like when is he?