Did he used to work at that bank? Cuz he knew exactly where that was…
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I’m kinda waiting for Captain America and Wonder Woman to show up and save the day.
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The yellow zone, is a no parking zone.
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Yes, when Alan Moore actually allowed himself to be credited.
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Say what you will about the film (and I’ll let you judge that as we watch it), but the production design is superb.
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That’s a lot of taxidermy
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I really should’ve watched King Solomon’s Mines as a warm-up for this movie.
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I love it already. Although I like pretty much all movies, even the “bad” ones 
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Allan Quatermain was a precursor to Indiana Jones, so the casting is very appropriate here.
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I’m so used to people making fun of Connery’s accent that the actual thing sounds fake! 
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Aim for the head!
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I also think that the action scenes are pretty decent. (Not as good as the ones in Blade, but Sean Connery in 2003 is not as spry as he was in his James Bond days.)
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Omg favorite movie of all time!
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Sean Connery is so good in this movie that I refuse to call it a bad film. (Granted, I’d say the same thing about Highlander II.)
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Now it’s personal. They murdered all his friends 
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Okay, so we have one classic Victorian literary character on the team. Who can we expect next? I’m hoping for Mr. Darcy from Pride and Prejudice. 
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Sherlock Holmes?
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Oh, I’m sure that Moore would go with C. Auguste Dupin (the predecessor of Holmes created by Edgar Allan Poe) instead. Sherlock has been done to death.
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I feel like he would have said exactly that lmao
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