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Cartoon: What If Movie Characters Had Poor Eyesight? (Indiana Jones)

Here’s how it might play out.

The folks at Visian ICL noticed that big-screen heroes and villains often seem to have good vision.

They began to wonder: “Just what would it be like if movie characters had poor eyesight, and how would this affect the famous scenes we’ve come to know and love?”

The company, which offers an implantable lens for vision correction, worked with illustrator Wren McDonald to show how such scenarios might play out.

Here’s a poor-eyesight version of a scene from Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark:

INVISION Staff

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