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The theme of the this film is plot in my perspective. I think this because this movie shows how Mr. Jones escape everyday boredom of being professor and goes on adventure being an archaeologist. While also being full of action and moving very fast and not really showing Mr. Jones developing and just staying the same. I think the filmmakers are trying to teach us some things are not meant to be seen with human eyes. I think they are successful trying to teach us this.. For example, all the Nazi men who saw and Bareback die just seeing with their eyes and Ark they melted and died I think that was the sign that this was something they were trying to teach us. Another example would be when there was dark clouds forming and lighting striking I think that was foreshadowing that something very bad would happen and when the Ark burn the symbol of the Nazi it was a sign that the Nazi were going to die.

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