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John Connor is a tough character who also has a strong sense of humanity and isn’t whiny or aggravating also resonated...he also is completely fascinated by the fact that he’s a kid who is basically always in control and often naturally takes on leadership roles. This is one of the few films where the child acts as a reasonable person, he directs his mother to constructive thoughts and he is even taken with adults to storm the laboratory as an equal. The same can be said about "Short Round" from Temple of Doom. He's driving a car , in a scene at a feast with local "delicacies", Indy's girlfriend is surprised that the local Maharaja is a young boy, to which the Shorty replies: “Maybe he likes older women.” And later he leaves Indy alone with her, saying with a grin: “after tell me how it went.” I was hesitant because of the police station scene, though he didn’t seem to be bothered by any of it and was even hoping there would be more surgery scenes, haha Boys at this age are very interested in such scenes. I remember being intrigued by this and eager to see the metal skeleton in its entirety, something that was missing from the second film. |