We start off with the old-school Paramount logo dissolving into a groundhog mound. It’s quickly driven through by a group of American teenagers in a roadster. How… respectful. They’re playing that one “rock” song that always plays when time-travelers show up in the fifties and acting like such completely stereotypical teenagers that if this were the seventies, Jason and Freddy would be pretty much obliged to show up and start killing people. And we get our first dreadful hint that this takes place in THE FIFTIES. It’s the Cliff’s Notes version of verisimilitude, with lots of references that probably took thirty seconds to find on Google. “Quick, what’s a song that was popular in the 1950s and utterly familiar to today’s audiences as well?”
Which wouldn’t be so bad, but this goes on throughout the credit sequence. If you thought the musical opening to Temple of Doom was out of place…
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Which wouldn’t be so bad, but this goes on throughout the credit sequence. If you thought the musical opening to Temple of Doom was out of place…