Stephen Spielberg infiltrated Easter egg

It is easy to forget that George Lucas was the original creative power behind it Indiana Jones concession. His love for the cinematic series in the early twentieth century led him to the “Star War”-a response to his inability to secure the actual rights of “Back Rogers”-while the “missing astronomy invaders” was imagined for the year 1981. In fact, Lucas reached the idea in 1973, four years before “Star War: Fourth Episode-New Hope”. Even the name “Indiana” was taken from the Lucas dog – the same one who inspired the character Chewbacca.

After the “Star Wars” became a tremendous success, Lucas was not the time or leadership to make the story of the amazing antiquities a reality, and he ended up handing the project to his close friend Stephen Spielberg and the “Empire Strikes Back” Lawrence Kasdan. The result, such as “Star Wars”, was a great success, and while Lucas did not direct the “changing”, it could be influenced throughout the movie. In the first place, I mean that in terms of tone and elegance, but Spielberg also worked in the hidden Easter egg that indicates OPUS ‘SPACE Ope.

In the scene in which Indiana (Harrison Ford) finally arrives at the hidden ship of the covenant in “Raiders of the Lost Ark”, the room is covered with ancient hieroglyphic. However, if you enlarge the right corner of the group, you will see a sculpture of R2-D2 (Kenny Baker) and C-3PO (Anthony Daniels) hiding there.

He depicts the Herozlon R2 facing directly, with C-3PO standing on his right. (See the image above.) On his left, there is a kneeling woman with large sleeves. It is difficult to determine the Easter egg from robots, but a woman is very similar to Princess Lea (Carrie Fischer) as she appears at the beginning of “New Hope”. The woman’s position also reflects the Leia strikes when giving the R2 DETH Star plans on the Tantive IV.

This is not the only stars war reference in the privilege, too. In 1984, “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Death” finds the opening sequence in Shanghai Indie in a place called Obi One, referring to the “Star Wars” personality, Obi One Kinopi. Likewise, in 2008, “Indiana Jones and the kingdom of the skull crystal”, there is a R2 and another 3Po sculpture hidden in the Akatore Temple. It is a communication response to the “Raides” Easter egg, which looks particularly relevant, given that “Crystal Skull” also floundering in foreign imagination.

This is without even entering all the strange media. If you are a child in the early first decade of the twentieth century (comet), you will not be able to play a Video “Star Wars” game Without running to Indiana Jones’s skin Han Solo or a kind of hidden level indicates that other feature. These two privileges will always be linked, and this is what it should be.

Although it is unlikely that it is intended to respond directly to the Easter egg (almost two decades ago), Lucas eventually worked in a hidden reference to Spielberg in “Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace”. In fact, during one of the scenes of the Senate Galaxy in this movie, in the depths of a snapshot, you can see Members of the same strange types that come from.

Of course, the Easter egg is a response to the “et” itself instead of the “changing”. In fact, there are many “stars war” references that are scattered throughout “et” outside the ground, including movement and Halloween fashion.

This decline between Lucas and Spielberg was running for many years, as the legendary friends and directors alternate to leave gestures to the work of each other-that fans still enjoy discovering today.