Indiana Jones 5

[Rodney-2187]

Mutt was near N. Korea when they were testing missiles but there weren't any refrigerators anywhere.

[CyberpunkCentral]

Originally Posted by rodneyfaile

Mutt was near N. Korea when they were testing misses but there weren't any refrigerators anywhere.

Well, he was able to make it through out three Transformers movies, so North Korea should be sweat.

[Poya]

Sayonara, Shia LaB¡tch!

[dgoswald]

Originally Posted by Cremildo

That quote, coming from a hack like Koepp, is not exactly encouraging.

Doesn't really inspire confidence, does it, hehe?

[Spooked]

Originally Posted by Monterey Jack

Even more than Ford's advanced age is the fact that Steven Spielberg is so clearly disinterested in "fun" movies anymore. Jurassic Park was the last time he seemed fully engaged by one of his summer blockbuster popcorn adventure movies. The Lost World was phoned-in, Crystal Skull felt claustrophobic and set-bound (no globetrotting location footage in that one...all greenscreen crap ), The BFG was pleasant but certainly no E.T., and Ready Player One seems like an aging filmmaker just trying to stay "relevant"...by making a movie crammed with references to things he made or produced in the 80's. I think Spielberg is still a great filmmaker, but the days when he had that wide-eyed, childlike wonder seem so long ago now. He can make great adult dramas like Bridge Of Spies or Munich or War Horse, but he's past his prime as a creator of terrific white-knuckle thrill rides.

I wish I didn't agree with you, but I do.

[Moviefan2k4]

Originally Posted by aiman04

David Koepp:

“Harrison plays Indiana Jones, that I can certainly say,” screenwriter David Koepp, who has penned a script for the fifth film in the storied Indiana Jones franchise, tells EW. “And the Shia LaBeouf character is not in the film.”

I've never been a big fan of LeBeouf's work; he always seemed to play the same type of weasel character, with some kind of chip on his shoulder. The first Transformers was tolerable, but Sam came off very idiotic; I've skipped all the sequels so far. Shia's minor role in I, Robot was a little funny, but his presence was thankfully brief. I don't think I've seen a single episode of Even Stevens, either. Mutt Williams had a little more depth by comparison, but Shia's performance still came off like an ambulance chaser or something; mostly clueless and ten steps behind.

[Aerodude73]

Originally Posted by rodneyfaile

Mutt was near N. Korea when they were testing misses but there weren't any refrigerators anywhere.

[aiman04]

When Mutt was about to put on the fedora, Indy grabbed it off his hand. So they never intended for Harrison Ford to quit yet.

[Rodney-2187]

Originally Posted by Aerodude73

Oops, missiles. Fixed.

[Cremildo]

From /Film:

UPDATE: The Hollywood Reporter reveals that while casting is underway for West Side Story, it’s only because “the project is contingent on finding the right cast.”Apparently before making The Post, Spielberg had wanted to direct the period drama The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara, but finding the right actor to play the young Jewish boy who was taken away from his parents and raised Catholic in 1850s Italy proved to be a challenge and he ran out of time to make it happen. Spielberg doesn’t want that to happen with West Side Story.

So Spielberg will make Indiana Jones 5 first in 2019 with the intention of hitting that aforementioned 2020 release date. They also note there’s a chance he might do something small between now and the next Indiana Jones sequel, but that remains to be seen.

[klauswhereareyou]

I guess it's possible he could do something on the scale of The Post if he has the right script. Wasn't there something smaller scale he was wanting to do with Jennifer Lawrence a year or so ago?

[Cremildo]

Yeah, the war photographer biopic It's What I Do.

[Shawn Elestren]

Remember that this property is with Disney now.

Does ANYONE really want to see an SJW cucked Indy? I sure as **** don't.

[Gamma_Winstead]

Originally Posted by Cremildo

From /Film:

With how long its taken from announcement to production, someone that was actually passionate about making Indy films could have had two sequels out already. This better be worth it, or I'd rather have had Spielberg just make TinTin 2 or something.

[NegaScott128]

Originally Posted by Shawn Watson

Remember that this property is with Disney now.

Does ANYONE really want to see an SJW cucked Indy? I sure as **** don't.

[Indiana Jonezzz...]

Originally Posted by Gamma_Winstead

With how long its taken from announcement to production, someone that was actually passionate about making Indy films could have had two sequels out already. This better be worth it, or I'd rather have had Spielberg just make TinTin 2 or something.

Yes, considering how long it was from Last Crusade in 1989 to Crystal Skull in 2008, everyone was expecting something great, as we kept hearing they were waiting for the right script and story. Then what we got was so far from a masterpiece, that I really wonder what the hold up was. And I can’t help feeling it’s kinda happening again.

As much as I’m very excited for this, Harrison will be 76 turning 77 when they film it, and I’m praying they don’t just go for a lighter comedy vibe, like Crusade, due to his age. I’d like one last hard edged film, like the first 2, to go out on a high. I should say that I do still love Crusade, and I enjoy Skull mostly, but the first 2 are the best IMO.

[hanshotfirst1138]

I wonder if Lucas will ever come out of retirement to direct again? I’m not jumping up and down for him to direct this, but after the mess of KOTCS, I kind of wonder what’d happen with a different hand behind the camera.

[Cremildo]

Originally Posted by hanshotfirst1138

I wonder if Lucas will ever come out of retirement to direct again? I’m not jumping up and down for him to direct this, but after the mess of KOTCS, I kind of wonder what’d happen with a different hand behind the camera.

All of the complaints I've ever read about KotCS have to do with plot, characters and CGI. Never read any complaints about Spielberg's direction. Besides, not sure why Lucas would be an improvement. He's not a greater director than Spielberg.

[hanshotfirst1138]

Originally Posted by Cremildo

All of the complaints I've ever read about KotCS have to do with plot, characters and CGI. Never read any complaints about Spielberg's direction. Besides, not sure why Lucas would be an improvement. He's not a greater director than Spielberg.

I suppose not. But I would like to see him take a crack at directing something other than Star Wars again before he shuffles off this mortal coil.

[Star Lord]

I have a good feeling about this film.