Indiana Jones 5

[AutocorrectB]

Any word on this being a hexology/filmed back to back? A mere film short of 6 seems an odd number to end Ford’s legacy with.

[stvn1974]

Pauly Shore is only 53, recast him as Indy.

[badfingerboogie]

Originally Posted by AutocorrectB

Any word on this being a hexology/filmed back to back? A mere film short of 6 seems an odd number to end Ford’s legacy with.

What's so special about six as opposed to five?

It's completely arbitrary.

[MechaGodzilla]

Originally Posted by AutocorrectB

Any word on this being a hexology/filmed back to back? A mere film short of 6 seems an odd number to end Ford’s legacy with.

"Pentalogy" sounds cooler than "hexalogy," so why not?

[Face-palm]

Originally Posted by AutocorrectB

Any word on this being a hexology/filmed back to back? A mere film short of 6 seems an odd number to end Ford’s legacy with.

Check out one thing I noticed recently.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7hq...ature=youtu.be

Here Indy 5 is described as the "final chapter" with Harrison Ford returning to "conclude this iconic characters journey".

But they seemed to have walked back those comments. This is the update: https://www.starwars.com/news/future...jects-revealed

The "final chapter" has been changed to "the next installment" and instead of Ford returning to "conclude this iconic characters journey" it says he is returning to "continue his iconic characters journey".

What’s the % chance this will be Mangolds version of “The Wolverine” for Indy, and we will get Indiana Jones 6 as his version of Indiana Jones’s “Logan”?

I say that because I want more than just one more film, and I’m sure Disney does too.

Plus The Wolverine had lots of WW2 flashback scenes like Indy 5 apparently will have.

[AutocorrectB]

Originally Posted by badfingerboogie

What's so special about six as opposed to five?

It's completely arbitrary.

Well, I’m not the one to ask. You might want to ask Hollywood, they’re the ones that have made decades worth of trilogies (or sets of trilogies) for their franchises. Don’t take that too literally now, I’m well aware there are exceptions to that rule, but it’s still largely in place IMO.

[Ernest Rister]

Originally Posted by AutocorrectB

Well, I’m not the one to ask. You might want to ask Hollywood, they’re the ones that have made decades worth of trilogies (or sets of trilogies) for their franchises. Don’t take that too literally now, I’m well aware there are exceptions to that rule, but it’s still largely in place IMO.

8 Alien Films
5 Jack Sparrow films
4 Chris Reeve Superman films
1 Cavill Superman Stand-Alone film
1 Brandon Routh Superman Stand-Alone film
3 Batman/Superman films
5 Rambo films
8 Rocky films (9th on the way)
6 Predator films
11 Star Wars films (not going to count that Clone Wars assembly)
10 Star Trek Films
4 Robocop films
2 RDJ Sherlock Films
8 Mission Impossible films (7 & 8 in production, hoping Cruise ends the series before he kills himself)
7 Batman Stand-Alone films
9 Fast and Furious films (10 and 11 in development)
8 Harry Potter films
2 Fantastic Beasts films
5 Dirty Harry films
23 MCU Marvel films, about to be at least 29 and higher if plans don't change
3 "Planet of the Apes" Rupert Wyatt/Matt Reeves films, 1 Tim Burton reboot, 5 classic Planet of the Apes films

[AutocorrectB]

Originally Posted by Ernest Rister

8 Alien Films
5 Jack Sparrow films
4 Chris Reeve Superman films
1 Cavill Superman Stand-Alone film
1 Brandon Routh Superman Stand-Alone film
3 Batman/Superman films
5 Rambo films
8 Rocky films (9th on the way)
6 Predator films
11 Star Wars films (not going to count that Clone Wars assembly)
10 Star Trek Films
4 Robocop films
2 RDJ Sherlock Films
8 Mission Impossible films (7 & 8 in production, hoping Cruise ends the series before he kills himself)
7 Batman Stand-Alone films
9 Fast and Furious films (10 and 11 in development)
8 Harry Potter films
2 Fantastic Beasts films
5 Dirty Harry films
23 MCU Marvel films, about to be at least 29 and higher if plans don't change
3 "Planet of the Apes" Rupert Wyatt/Matt Reeves films, 1 Tim Burton reboot, 5 classic Planet of the Apes films

Sigh. Not a huge list when compared to all films ever but even among those above, many were planned as trilogies or sets of trilogies. Star Wars (generally) and POTC for example. Even the MCU; most characters are getting three solo films, three avenger films (endgame doesn’t count, as that almost was going to be Infinity War: Part 2) and if some are lucky, a second set of solo films that, you guessed it, will be in sets of three (generally). Also, why would we count stand-alone?

[kylor]

I'm not opposed to a 6th Indy film if it were to ever happen.

[NotASpeckOfCereal]

Originally Posted by Face-palm

Fun ways to continue the franchise after Indy 5:

1. ⁠A live action Disney+ series taking place in the 1970’s. Harrison Ford continues to play Professor Jones but the students are the main characters and doing the adventuring. Ford/Indy is just the mentor character.

Every episode: <Jones shakes fist> "You've GOT to get out of the library!"

Ford has stated many times he never plans on retiring, he’s also stated Indy is his favorite character to play. He would 100% be down for any and all of this in case there are any doubters.

True, but he would be expensive. It doesn't seem to me that he ever works cheap.

[Rodney-2187]

Can't wait to see this thread the day a trailer hits.

[Josep5349]

10 star trek films

13

[mwynn]

Originally Posted by Rodney-2187

Can't wait to see this thread the day a trailer hits.

Why wait.

"Wow this looks good"
"Still looks like shit, the movie should not even exist. Disney needs to go away"
"Man you need to relax either watch the movie or not"
"I am just posting some criticism"
"You have not even seen the movie just a short trailer"
"Insert random gif or image"

[Martoto]

Originally Posted by Rodney-2187

Can't wait to see this thread the day a trailer hits.

I'll bet you're not nearly as excited as the Youtoobers who are rehearsing for their reaction videos as we speak.

[Show spoiler]

[Galactus123]

This teaser was great:

Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull - Official® Teaser [HD] - YouTube

[dvining]

Originally Posted by Galactus123

This teaser was great:
Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull - Official® Teaser [HD] - YouTube

Complete with music from Children of Dune.

[Star Lord]

Originally Posted by mwynn

Why wait.

"Wow this looks good"
"Still looks like shit, the movie should not even exist. Disney needs to go away"
"Man you need to relax either watch the movie or not"
"I am just posting some criticism"
"You have not even seen the movie just a short trailer"
"Insert random gif or image"

"I don't care about this movie!"

[mwynn]

Originally Posted by Star Lord

"I don't care about this movie!"

Rotten Tomatoes score is low "See I told you the movie would suck"

Rotten Tomatoes Score is high. "They paid them off"

[Gacivory]

Originally Posted by mwynn

Rotten Tomatoes score is low "See I told you the movie would suck"

Rotten Tomatoes Score is high. "They paid them off"

That one should be framed! The hypocrisy is real with people referencing Rotten Tomatoes!

[Dalekbuster523Bluray]

Originally Posted by EvaDK

Or, do something with the character that originally passed on his hat to young Indiana in Utah 1912?

He actually has an official nick name, 'Fedora'. The proto-Indiana Jones. What kind of adventures did he experience in the 1890s-1910s?

Not sure 'Fedora' would have the same appeal as 'Indiana Jones' though.