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From the scorching sands of Cairo to the Canyon of the Crescent Moon, this personal journal of Dr Henry 'Indiana' Jones, Jr chronicles every thrilling adventure, from the original Raiders of the Lost Ark to the eagerly anticipated fourth feature film. Filled with sketches, notes and jottings in the great man's own hand, and accompanied by rare archive photos and much material never published before, the journal records the artefacts and discoveries, the folklore and the characters -- not to mention the narrow escapes and heroic escapades -- encountered on each of his globetrotting travels.
For Indiana Jones fans old and new who wish to recapture the excitement of these legendary films in book form, The Lost Journal of Indiana Jones provides a uniquely vivid inside view of the swashbuckling world of cinema's most popular adventurer.
For Indiana Jones fans old and new who wish to recapture the excitement of these legendary films in book form, The Lost Journal of Indiana Jones provides a uniquely vivid inside view of the swashbuckling world of cinema's most popular adventurer.
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From the scorching sands of Cairo to the Canyon of the Crescent Moon, this personal journal of Dr Henry 'Indiana' Jones, Jr chronicles every thrilling adventure, from the original Raiders of the Lost Ark to the eagerly anticipated fourth feature film. Filled with sketches, notes and jottings in the great man's own hand, and accompanied by rare archive photos and much material never published before, the journal records the artefacts and discoveries, the folklore and the characters -- not to mention the narrow escapes and heroic escapades -- encountered on each of his globetrotting travels. For Indiana Jones fans old and new who wish to recapture the excitement of these legendary films in book form, The Lost Journal of Indiana Jones provides a uniquely vivid inside view of the swashbuckling world of cinema's most popular adventurer.
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Format:Taschenbuch
Sehr schön gemachtes Buch. Viele Dokumente sind in der Originalsprache (wird im hinteren Teil übersetzt) belassen, was dem Ganzen noch mehr Authenzität verleiht, als es ohnehin schon tut. Man hat mit viel Liebe zum Detail gearbeitet, das merkt man. Es macht einfach Spaß das Buch durchzublättern und mal einiges an Hintergründe zu erfahren, die man ansonsten nur durch die Filme nie gewußt hätte oder in Dokumente, die in den Filmen angesprochen werden und vielleicht nicht zu sehen sind, mal reinzuschauen.
Aber ganz egal, ob man die Hintergründe vorher kannte oder nicht, es macht im Bücherregal einen richtig guten Eindruck. Es sieht für meine Begriffe nur etwas zu neu aus, aber das kann man ja selbst regeln :-)
Aber ganz egal, ob man die Hintergründe vorher kannte oder nicht, es macht im Bücherregal einen richtig guten Eindruck. Es sieht für meine Begriffe nur etwas zu neu aus, aber das kann man ja selbst regeln :-)
Format:Kunstledereinband
Ausstaffiert als ein Aktenfund aus den Archiven des neuen russischen Geheimdienstes sieht man hier den Weg des Peitsche schwingenden Hochschuldozenten und geheimdienstlerisch tätigen Archäologen von dem Moment in seiner Kindheit, an dem er dieses Buch von seinem Vater erhalten hat bis zu dem Ende der Suche nach den Kristallschädeln.
Die Einträge bestehen einmal in Bemerkungen zu bestimmten Ereignissen, Personen oder Artefakten, aber auch aus Zeichnungen, Photographien und Briefen und Eintragungen anderer Personen. Immer wieder finden sich erläuternde Worte der russischen Nachrichtendienste.
Insgesamt ist dies nur ein sehr kleiner Ausschnitt aus einem in Film und Fernsehen sehr vollem Leben und wer wirklich Neues zu erfahren hofft, der sollte entweder noch nicht zuviel wissen oder besser woanders nach Informationen suchen.
Interessanter ist da sicherlich die Idee an sich, die Umsetzung mit realistischen und teils nicht ganz so gut gestellten 'historischen' Schriftstücken. Handwerklich und optisch ist das Stück insgesamt sehr gelungen und wer gerne Indy-Memoribilia sammelt, der wird sich das gerne irgendwo auf den Kaffeetisch legen wollen.
Die Einträge bestehen einmal in Bemerkungen zu bestimmten Ereignissen, Personen oder Artefakten, aber auch aus Zeichnungen, Photographien und Briefen und Eintragungen anderer Personen. Immer wieder finden sich erläuternde Worte der russischen Nachrichtendienste.
Insgesamt ist dies nur ein sehr kleiner Ausschnitt aus einem in Film und Fernsehen sehr vollem Leben und wer wirklich Neues zu erfahren hofft, der sollte entweder noch nicht zuviel wissen oder besser woanders nach Informationen suchen.
Interessanter ist da sicherlich die Idee an sich, die Umsetzung mit realistischen und teils nicht ganz so gut gestellten 'historischen' Schriftstücken. Handwerklich und optisch ist das Stück insgesamt sehr gelungen und wer gerne Indy-Memoribilia sammelt, der wird sich das gerne irgendwo auf den Kaffeetisch legen wollen.
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Like owning a piece of (fake) History!
2. Mai 2008
Format:Kunstledereinband|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
I gotta admit, despite being probably the world's most devoted Indy fan, when I first saw The Lost Journal of Indiana Jones, I really didn't think too much of it. With the impending release of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, I fully expect to see a virtual tidal wave of movie tie-in merchandise leading up to the May 22nd Premiere. Some of it cheesy (see my blog review of the Indiana Jones Adventure Spoon!) and some of it great. This is definitely in the "great" category.
But, as a devoted Indy fan, I bought it anyway (could I do anything else?) and it's really a clever idea. It's not a book but a scrapbook. The premise (such as there is) is that the KGB some how came into the possession of Dr. Jones Jr's diary in Peru, South America, in 1957. It was later inherited by the mythical "Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation" and was consequently released to the public. This is all established by a sort of page seal that fits over the front cover. The back has a little more of the "back-story" on a label designed to be cleanly removed. This is intentional as the book itself is made out of a faux leather-type material and has an elastic band to keep the book closed. It's obviously been designed to resemble Dr Jones, Sr's Grail Diary seen in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (Special Edition).
The inside of the book contains only a minimum of text, mostly being devoted to hand-drawn maps, taped in "letters," pictures, and memorabilia of the kind that you'd expect from Jones' adventurous life.
It's really a clever idea, pioneered by similar products like Lucy & Desi: The Real Life Scrapbook of America's Favorite TV Couple.
This is definitely a must-have for any fans! It'll take a place of honor next to my Indiana Jones Khyber Bowie Knife!
But, as a devoted Indy fan, I bought it anyway (could I do anything else?) and it's really a clever idea. It's not a book but a scrapbook. The premise (such as there is) is that the KGB some how came into the possession of Dr. Jones Jr's diary in Peru, South America, in 1957. It was later inherited by the mythical "Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation" and was consequently released to the public. This is all established by a sort of page seal that fits over the front cover. The back has a little more of the "back-story" on a label designed to be cleanly removed. This is intentional as the book itself is made out of a faux leather-type material and has an elastic band to keep the book closed. It's obviously been designed to resemble Dr Jones, Sr's Grail Diary seen in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (Special Edition).
The inside of the book contains only a minimum of text, mostly being devoted to hand-drawn maps, taped in "letters," pictures, and memorabilia of the kind that you'd expect from Jones' adventurous life.
It's really a clever idea, pioneered by similar products like Lucy & Desi: The Real Life Scrapbook of America's Favorite TV Couple.
This is definitely a must-have for any fans! It'll take a place of honor next to my Indiana Jones Khyber Bowie Knife!
24 von 27 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
A coffee table book in diary's clothing
6. Mai 2008
Format:Kunstledereinband
This Lost Journal is essentially a small coffee table book that's made to look a cross between a diary and a scrap book. It's very pretty and any Indiana Jones fan will enjoy it immensely if they have no misconceptions about what it is.
What it is NOT is a diary prop. The simulated leather cover is nice enough, but the effect is spoiled by a colorful Indiana Jones logo that's printed on the spine and a very unauthentic sticker with the book's description glued firmly to the back. The book is replete with inserts -- photographs, news clippings, documents, maps, etc. -- but they are all printed, which gives it a very stylized appearance. Granted, actual loose inserts would have driven up the price significantly, but the kind of person who is likely to buy this would probably pay extra for the added realism. Many of the pages have an annotation (shaped like a business card) by "The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation". These annotations add nothing to the journal and the fact that they're written in English ruins any intended feeling that this is a recovered document. Clearly, writing them in Russian would have been useless for most people, so they should have just left them out and let the journal contents speak for themselves. Lastly, the contents themselves are just random snippets and souvenirs arranged chronologically. There's no sense of direction or purpose, which is what makes this a scrap book rather than a journal, despite the attempt to make it look like the latter.
Even with all these little complaints, it's a fun little toy and well worth the $25. In fact, it's cheap enough that one could buy a second copy to cut out various inserts to create or supplement a realistic Jones journal.
What it is NOT is a diary prop. The simulated leather cover is nice enough, but the effect is spoiled by a colorful Indiana Jones logo that's printed on the spine and a very unauthentic sticker with the book's description glued firmly to the back. The book is replete with inserts -- photographs, news clippings, documents, maps, etc. -- but they are all printed, which gives it a very stylized appearance. Granted, actual loose inserts would have driven up the price significantly, but the kind of person who is likely to buy this would probably pay extra for the added realism. Many of the pages have an annotation (shaped like a business card) by "The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation". These annotations add nothing to the journal and the fact that they're written in English ruins any intended feeling that this is a recovered document. Clearly, writing them in Russian would have been useless for most people, so they should have just left them out and let the journal contents speak for themselves. Lastly, the contents themselves are just random snippets and souvenirs arranged chronologically. There's no sense of direction or purpose, which is what makes this a scrap book rather than a journal, despite the attempt to make it look like the latter.
Even with all these little complaints, it's a fun little toy and well worth the $25. In fact, it's cheap enough that one could buy a second copy to cut out various inserts to create or supplement a realistic Jones journal.
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Great, but...
13. Mai 2008
Format:Kunstledereinband
Meant to be a reproduction of the journal given to him by his father in the first episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, this book chronicles some of the adventures of Indy from age 9 onward.
I was disappointed to see how little of the series was touched on in it, but happy to see some events from the 1990's novel series and the Dark Horse comics Fate of Atlantis included.
While this is a book I will definitely have lots of fun looking at while watching the films, it could very easily have been two or three times thicker.
I was disappointed to see how little of the series was touched on in it, but happy to see some events from the 1990's novel series and the Dark Horse comics Fate of Atlantis included.
While this is a book I will definitely have lots of fun looking at while watching the films, it could very easily have been two or three times thicker.
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