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Stop, No, and Don't: Spielberg says he'll "probably" do Indy 5 w/ Harrison Ford

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btrboyev

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Kingdom skull was flawed but in no way was it a bad movie. It needed a tighter script and more on location shooting. There was far too cgi and soundstage work.
 

The Real Abed

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I said biiiiiiiiiitch.

Just reboot it already.
with star Lord
I'd rather have this.


I'll only watch if there's more Shia.
Or this...
Indeed.

And don't allow George out of his cage.
...with this.

I like Shia. But I'd rather it just be rebooted but don't use the same stories again. Same characters. New actors. New stories. That would be better.

Or don't do anything at all and digitally remove the aliens from 4.
 

EGM1966

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Don't do it and don't reboot it. Just leave it alone I'm fine with Raiders.

Id say give us some more Indy games but Uncharted (the classic point/click aside) seems to do a better job of that anyway.

Pity on film it ends with Crystal Skulls but if that's what they've got I've had enough.
 
The sale was in Oct/Nov 2012 - get your old new facts straight! :p

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Lynd7

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Recast Indy, set it roughly around the same time as the first three and turn it into a Bond like franchise.
 

daveo42

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They'd still need to make a 4th movie though right? Right?

Spielberg, just let Indy die already. You've already beat the life out of the series with the last movie.
 
Harrison Ford is literally glass bones and paper skin now, please don't force the man to be in another action movie.

Worse yet, don't force him to be in another Indy movie and have him awkwardly sit on the sidelines, slowly feeling his pride burn out like a candle in a breeze while a 30-something stuntman does every bit of action in the script.

Basically, don't.
 
Harrison Ford's "acting" method involves not opening his mouth when he talks.

Heh. When you watch the video, he says "you can't...(audience applause dies down) you sonofabitch."

The gif says "you sonofabitch" along the bottom, but it's looping "you can't" - which looks like "you cunt," which is why I was like "that doesn't look like what the caption says he's saying."

MYSTERY SOLVED!
 
I don't which is more unappealing. Another Indy movie with Ford or a reboot with a new actor.

if spielberg/lucas didn't fuck up the casting so bad they could have easily done a passing of the torch thing here for the son smh

although I don't know why a recast isn't in the cards, they can easily recast the son without people making a fuss
 

Alebrije

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Indiana Jones and The Shadows of Atlantida.



-Indie slowly walks toward the beach after scape from the octupus machine.

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Oozer3993

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Indy 4 was fun, but it was clearly squeezing the last juice from "Harrison Ford, Lead Star of an Action Movie." I'd be fine with a recast. You can even toss in an old Indy bookend if you want.
 
Because no one cares about that character.

they can make us care i think. chris pratt would work so much better as indy's son in indy 5 than taking the actual role of Dr. Jones (which I don't see him as a good fit for).

plus think of the chemistry between those two.
 
Heh. When you watch the video, he says "you can't...(audience applause dies down) you sonofabitch."

The gif says "you sonofabitch" along the bottom, but it's looping "you can't" - which looks like "you cunt," which is why I was like "that doesn't look like what the caption says he's saying."

MYSTERY SOLVED!

Tumblr gifs...I hate them.
 
they can make us care i think. chris pratt would work so much better as indy's son in indy 5 than taking the actual role of Dr. Jones (which I don't see him as a good fit for).

plus think of the chemistry between those two.

Sorry if I'm dashing your hopes but there's no way any of that is happening. When a movie series introduces a side character that people dislike, the next step is never to give them their own movie.
 
I would love to see Ford as Indy one more time, with Lucas not involved, and then the character should be like Bond, New actors every few years but try to stay in the time period of the late 30's to early 50's. That is such an interesting time in history for a movie series.
 
Sorry if I'm dashing your hopes but there's no way any of that is happening. When a movie series introduces a side character that people dislike, the next step is never to give them their own movie.

my hopes and dreams squashed with every minute i spend at neogaf.......
 

Santar

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Yes!
I've been hoping for this to happens since Crystal Skull.
Harrison Ford is Indiana Jones to me, you can't separate them.
And for everybody who keep making fun of Ford being old, the guy just survived a plane crash and was running around and joking about it after only a couple of months, he is still every bit as badass as Indy and deserves another shot.
And no passing the torch, let Ford have this move to himself.
 
Passing the torch would be okay and I wouldn't mind seeing maybe a daughter take some of the torch alongside another male actor for some adventures. No Shia.

They could have a different son or daughter in every movie:

The Adventures of the Illegitimate Children of Indiana Jones

The way I can see it, this franchise can go a number of ways,

1) One last classic Indy adventure with Harrison Ford reprising the role of Indiana Jones. Along the way, Indy discovers the fabled fountain of youth...where at some point in the story, he is transformed into his younger self. who just so happens to look like Chris Pratt/Bradley Cooper/Nathan Lane. Thus the stage is set for more classic Indy adventures.

2) A new Indiana Jones series that follows Indy and Marian's son (not the Shia Labaff one). Named after his father, we get a young man who starts to follow in his father's footsteps, perhaps against a more modern backdrop...perhaps during the Cold War or something. I don't know. That could be a thing.

3) Fresh reboot with a new leading man (Chris Pratt/Bradley Cooper/Nathan Lane), no questions asked. Indiana Jones with a new face doing what Indiana Jones does best. Traveling the world in pursuit of sacred historical artifacts and shooting Nazi's.

4) Fresh reboot with a new leading man (Chris Pratt/Bradley Cooper/Nathan Lane), no questions asked. Only this time, the new series is set in modern times. Better hope no-one took a picture of you shooting that unarmed man on their smart-phone, Indy! It could trend! #IndianaJoneshasgonemodern

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Wut?
 

Boem

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Man, I understand it if people enjoyed Guardians of the Galaxy and think Chris Pratt is a funny dude, but he's not Indiana Jones. Chris Pratt is your funny older brother - Harrison Ford is your sarcastic cool uncle. Pratt can do the funny leading action man, but he isn't the John Wayne-kind of cool that Ford is.

Also, Chris Pratt being the lead in three of the biggest adventure movie series at the same time seems like overkill. There are more actors in the world - being good in one role doesn't mean you should just cast him in everything.

(I also think someone else taking over the role is unnecessary - the world of Indiana Jones isn't this big place that needs to be explored and elaborated upon like Star Wars. It's all about the leading man - take Harrison Ford out of the equation and it's just one of those dozens of Indy-franchise clones that came out in the 90s. The only thing that would be recognizable as Indiana Jones would be the hat, the theme and the title. Just make something new then. Indiana Jones was my favorite thing in the world as a kid, but it's not something that needs a thousand sequels. I'm up for one last (hopefully decent) Indy with Ford in the lead, but if we can't have Ford, I'm fine with letting the franchise be. That's not going to happen obviously - Disney would want to get at least something out of that license)

Edit: If I had to cast someone new in the role (and I hope they won't, but just for the sake of argument), I'd want them to go for a relatively unknown actor. Or here's another (stupid) idea: Daisy Ridley is rumored to play Han Solo's daughter in the new Star Wars right? Just let her do it. Continue the tradition of Solo and Jones secretly being the same character, just in a different time and place.
 
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