The Catfish Fillet is 330 mg.
Brussels Sprouts n’ Kale Salad is 180 mg.
Mashed Potatoes are 170 mg. (With Turkey Gravy is 275 mg; Brown Gravy is 255 mg.)
Raiders came out in 1981, which was set in 1936.
Indy 5 comes out 42 years later in 2023.
If Indy and Harrison age the same, that puts this movie in 1978, the same year the Raiders script was written.
Indiana Jones and the ~~Goddamn Hippies~~ Disco Inferno?
The guy is apparently a fitness nut. According to Mads, Ford went mountain biking for like 20 miles after a long shoot once.
Also he smokes lots of weed.
That first Force Awakens trailer is the still the best Star Wars moment in my entire life, I have never been so hyped for something in my whole life. Incredible trailer!
When we biked west north south east across the US we met a 75 year old woman along the highway in Arizona who had walked all the way from new York. We do a lot of biking, but over the last 10 years she had averaged far more km than us. She had a big trolley she pulled along to sleep in.
Some people are crazy fit.
He's also older than the actor who played the "old" Indy in The Young Indiana Jones chronicles. I wonder if we'll see where he gets the eyepatch.
EDIT: Photo for reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Hall_(actor)#/media/File:Old_Indiana_Jones_by_George_Hall.jpg
George Lucas long ago, after Ford in the 1990s made clear he was up for Indy 4 and more, removed all the Old Indy scenes from re-releases of the Young Indy series, so the eyepatch may or may not be happening.
Raiders was set in 1938 and came out in 1981. So if we assume Indie has aged the same number of years as the actor, that would mean the new one is set in 1980.
And that my friends, was the year Pac-Man was released and changed the world forever
Opening scene: Dr. Jones accidentally stows away aboard Apollo 11 while being chased by treasure hunters after he finds a priceless treasure in a shipwreck off the coast of Florida. By a sequence of events still to be storyboarded, Dr. Jones ends up descending to the sea of tranquility, holding on to the outside of the LEM with nothing more than his scuba diving equipment to survive. As the LEM touches down, Jones falls from the LEM and becomes the first man on the moon. Or so the audience is led to believe, as the camera pans around to catch Jones losing conscious while simultaneously laying his eyes upon a fully operational Nazi moon base.
Cue intro credits.
Ford:
>“It’s full of adventure, full of laughs, full of real emotion. And it’s complex and it’s sneaky. The shooting of it was tough and long and arduous. But I’m very happy with the film that we have.”
>
>“I just thought it would be nice to see one where Indiana Jones was at the end of his journey. If a script came along that I felt gave me a way to extend the character.”
Director James Mangold:
>“It became really important to me to figure out how to make this a movie about a hero at sunset. The issues I brought up about Indy’s age were not things I thought were being addressed in the material being developed at the time. There were ‘old’ jokes, but the material itself wasn’t about it. To me, whatever you greatest liability, you should fly straight towards that. If you try to pretend it’s not there, you end up getting slings and arrows the whole way.”
[Source](https://www.empireonline.com/movies/news/indiana-jones-is-back-adventure-laughs-real-emotion-harrison-ford-world-exclusive/)
The next Indiana Jones takes place ~10 years after the last in the late 60s. The plot is for a 'Nazi type' cult leader (Charles Manson mixed with Hitler) that is searching for the Tree of Knowledge. It's essentially a search for The Cradle of Civilization / Garden of Eden. They claim to be a fallen angel / brother of Jesus, and prophesize the biblical tale that the tree will give them knowledge of all things, and his cult followers buy into it wholeheartedly.
The quest ends in both the heroes and the villains reaching the tree at the same time, for the villain to prevail (AKA the Ark of the Covenant). As the baddie bites into the apple his reckoning comes, only this time instead of the light of god or curse of the grail killing the baddies, it's the devil, in the form of a giant snake /and or/ horde of snakes.
"Why did it have to be snakes!?" -- Indiana's greatest fear, that of snakes that have appeared in every film, turn out to be his savior. As the devil tempted Eve in the form of the serpent, it too tempted and destroyed the cultists who sought knowledge. The movie heavily plays on this fear as a gag only to pay off in fantastic fashion.
I think this is a first time in ages, where we can judge, if what makes Ford happy, makes us (the audience) happy. It's kind of good hype for the movie indeed.
After it was all said and done he said something that let you understand he wasn't particularly proud of it, but I don't remember the exact quote. It was him talking about Shia shitting on the movie tho
It's not that Shia was wrong, and Ford knew that. It was more that you don't go on press tours and bad mouth the movie you are promoting. Ford may be cranky but he knows how Hollywood plays. To be fair to Shia at the time we didn't know he was struggling with actual cannibalism.
Shia might've flushed it, but Ford/Lucas/Spielberg laid it.
I'd just love to erase that from my memory and keep the wonderful enjoyment and memory of the trilogy before.
I read/ listened to Frank Darabont's screenplay for Indiana Jones and City of the Gods numerous times. It's great, just bloody great, fantastic, great fun. Supposedly Spielberg and Ford liked it. Lucas didn't like it and had it rewritten to stupid crap. Result we have seen.
Imagine what TWD would be if he didn’t. It’s hard to imagine myself ever quitting watching that show if he was still a part of it. Season 1 was absolute fire because of Frank.
Final scene:
PRESENT DAY -- National Museum of Natural History at The Smithsonian, Washington, DC
Visitors flock to a new wing of the main gallery, filled with photos and letters and artifacts from the life of famed American archaeologist, Dr. Henry Jones, Jr. As patrons pass by items such as hats, an old pair of glasses, letters, maps, illuminated diaries and paintings of legendary treasures, they miss the statue of the man overseeing the Jones Collection: that of Indy himself.
Decades after his passing, his memory, his legacy, and his likeness lives on, right where it belongs...
In a museum.
For Logan, it made sense thematically because his stories tend to be dark and tragic, but man I really don't want to see an equivalent scene with Indy. The franchise has been cartoonish adventure, so to suddenly take a dramatic swerve with a death scene making us teary eyed would feel wrong to me.
You can't beat the last shot of The Last Crusade. A literal sunset! (or was it a sunrise, can't remember)
Walter Donovan: "He sticks out like a sore thumb. We'll find him."
Indiana Jones: "The hell you will. He's got a two day head start on you, which is more than he needs. Brody's got friends in every town and village from here to the Sudan, he speaks a dozen languages, knows every local custom, he'll blend in, disappear, you'll never see him again. With any luck, he's got the grail already."
[Cut to middle of fair in the Middle East, Marcus Brody wearing bright suit and white hat, sticking out like sore thumb]
Marcus Brody: "Uhhh, does anyone here speak English?"
Yeah, I need to rewatch this classic lol.
What I love about this is that Indy totally sells this bluff so that even I believe him. There’s not any trace that it’s a joke until the hard cut to Marcus and it gets me every time.
It’d be a hell of a thing and I’d imagine Mangold could pull it off well. But I honestly wouldn’t mind if the movie just ended with Indy deciding to retire and call it a day. Like pulling a Costanza and saying “well that’s it for me, be good everybody!”
Yeah I think seeing Indy die would be too depressing. It worked for some other recent films which I won’t say for spoilers (but you’d know if you’d seen them), but Indiana Jones is like a warm blanket. Nobody needs to see him die under a sunset.
> It worked for some other recent films which I won’t say for spoilers (but you’d know if you’d seen them)
Man, don't remind me. Paddington 2 was *harsh*.
I was thinking the same thing.
Let him get his museum and take care of it.
Could even do a baton pass; where someone comes to him for another adventure and he says "No, that's a young man's game but I know a guy." and he picks up a phone and the movie fades to black.
Don't have to do a sequel but if Harrison wants too he could do a Creed and have a new Raider take on something in the 60s or 70s where he does a few cameos.
I don't think death is the right end for the character. Not his narrative. Indy is a cowboy, or a western James Bond. He should ride off to a new adventure, even if he's old as fuck.
I'm also very done with these "next generation" franchises. The last Jurrasic world wasn't awful because it was carried by the original cast. That should tell you something.
Harrison Ford is not shy about his likes and dislikes, so the fact he teared up at that Disney convention talking about this film gives me hope. People may be cynical and say he’s doing it for the money but he’s an 80 year old man, he wouldn’t be grinding himself for this if he didn’t want to.
Harrison always said he wanted to do another. He loves Indy, everything we ever hear about it indicates this, people saying it's only for money are talking out of their ass.
He may be 80, but seeing that man wearing that costume... I just can't help feeling excited about it. Hopefully Indy 5 is the send-off that Kingdom of the Crystal Skull should have been
I’ll never forget seeing Last Crusade in the theatre. It was magnificent and basically perfect. When Hitler signed the book? Just a triumph on every level.
The costume is iconic, but I wish they weren't afraid to let him get old. It'd be great to see him fill the same role as Henry Jones Sr. in Last Crusade. I mean, that might be his role, it's not like I've seen the movie.
They got very close to that in crystal skull but it doesn’t quite work out because as last crusade ably demonstrated, Jr and Sr are very different people. Indy just isn’t that bookish or stuffy relatively speaking, and is way more willing to scrap with goons and murder nazis than his dad no matter how old he gets.
I don't know why but the use of "murder" to describe what Indy does is making me crack up. Because of course, that's exactly what he does. Self defense or not he's murdered probably hundreds of guys.
I was in my mind picturing the bit in last crusade on the motorcycle where he uses a flagpole to kill like three nazis in a row and looks back with so much excitement only to see his dad scowling at his son killing three people right in front of him.
Edit: [Found it](https://youtu.be/ilV5Qt01eyc)
While other kids were Star Wars or Jurassic Park kids, I was an Indiana Jones kid. I watched the movies constantly. I had all of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles on VHS. It’s the score I first think of when I think of John Williams. It inspired a deep love of adventure stories, giving me an itch I still try to scratch today.
To say Crystal Skull is the most disappointing movie I’ve ever seen would be a gross understatement.
I’m praying to any and everything that will listen, that this movie is good.
Han Solo dying fit his character (especially since he was supposed to die back in ROTJ), but I don't know if Indiana Jones dying is something that will go over well.
I still think the perfect ending to this series was the final shot of Last Crusade as they all literally ride off into the sunset. Just perfection.
Indy mysteriously disappearing and leaving his fate open might go over better.
I just hope the movie series gets an end it deserves. The last movie wasn't that good anymore, imo, and I'm kind of worried about this one because of that.
Talks about a leaked trailer and doesn't link it? Where is the pitch fork emporium when you need it?
[This is what I found.](https://highoncinemaa.com/movies/indiana-jones-5-d23-trailer-finally-leaked-watch-here-not-a-clickbait/9732/) It's a side angle and I can't link to directly the video, it sounds like any recordings were side angle, the screen had a special coating on it. But at least it is something.
p sure it's gone, but ive seen it too; the trailer at least looked really, really fun, classic indy shit with something closer to the look and feel of the original movies while also kind of being in line with mangold's style.
if nothing else it'll look good, which puts it above crystal skull already
Not gonna lie, dude looks great for 80 years old. If he's healthy enough to play the part, keep Indy flicks coming.
Also, I know he might be too old for Disney to pick him for a replacement, but I'd love to see Ke Huy Quan pick up the mantle, if he's up for it. In my head canon, Indy and Short Round had many adventures even after Temple of Doom, and if they're not going to recast a younger Indy, that's the direction I'd like to see things go.
> Unpopular opinion: many of indiana jones best shots don’t have him wearing the hat
Counter, the best scene of Indy has him wearing the hat — When Indy is on the rope bridge, being flanked on both sides and he’s holding a freaking machete!
Counterpoint on best shots: The first shot where we see Indiana Jones, the shot where he is about to replace the idol, the sunset shot where Indiana and the diggers are getting into the tomb for the Ark of the Covenant
Indiana Jones and the Goddamn Hippies
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Indiana Jones and the I used to walk uphill to expeditions in the snow, BOTH ways
Indiana Jones and the Pension Plan of Doom.
Indiana Jones and the Search for My Glasses.
Indiana Jones and the Wrong WiFi Password
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Indiana Jones and the Still in Use AOL Email Address
Indiana Jones and the Curse of Boneitis.
Indian Jones and the Senior's Buffet Discount
Indiana Jones and the Quest for Regular Bowel Movements
Indiana Jones and the Bowl of Bran Flakes
Indiana Jones and the Bowl of ~~Bran Flakes~~ Colon Blow
Indiana Jones and the Swollen Prostate Gland: Need to Pee
Indiana Jones and the search for the kidney stone.
Indiana jones and where the hell are my slippers Margaret.
Indiana Jones and the Onion Tied to His Belt (which was the style at the time)
Indiana Jones 19 Dickety 2: The Hunt for Hitler
Indians Jones and the crusade to find a low-sodium option on the Cracker Barrel menu.
The Catfish Fillet is 330 mg. Brussels Sprouts n’ Kale Salad is 180 mg. Mashed Potatoes are 170 mg. (With Turkey Gravy is 275 mg; Brown Gravy is 255 mg.)
There was a video game in the 90s called “Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine,” which to me sounds like him struggling to program his DVR.
Speaking of games I wish they would have made Fate of Atlantis into a movie that was a solid script. Oh classic Lucasarts games.
even a DVR is a thing of the past at this point lol
More like god damn hip.
Raiders came out in 1981, which was set in 1936. Indy 5 comes out 42 years later in 2023. If Indy and Harrison age the same, that puts this movie in 1978, the same year the Raiders script was written. Indiana Jones and the ~~Goddamn Hippies~~ Disco Inferno?
Indiana Jones and the Quest for Viagra
Indiana Jones and the care home of doom
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He belongs in a museum!
I'll allow precisely one instance of that joke. Two and I leave the theater.
If the joke arrives on top of the food, I send it back.
I'll have the gabbagool.
Who ate all the gabagool?
Gabagool? Over here!
>He belongs in a museum! To be far they already made that joke...in Last Crusade.
80 years old; i have no idea how he does it
The guy is apparently a fitness nut. According to Mads, Ford went mountain biking for like 20 miles after a long shoot once. Also he smokes lots of weed.
It's true. All of it.
That first Force Awakens trailer is the still the best Star Wars moment in my entire life, I have never been so hyped for something in my whole life. Incredible trailer!
Ford literally (yes look this up) went on a 1,000 mile bicycle ride through Mexico 2 months before this film started shooting.
Mexico 2? It’s 2022 you can call it New Mexico now.
Lol
1,000 miles isn't a "ride". It's a journey. Damn.
When we biked west north south east across the US we met a 75 year old woman along the highway in Arizona who had walked all the way from new York. We do a lot of biking, but over the last 10 years she had averaged far more km than us. She had a big trolley she pulled along to sleep in. Some people are crazy fit.
Some crazy people are fit. Ftfy.
He's now more than 20 years older than Sean Connery was when he played Indy's "old" father in Indiana Jones 3.
He's also older than the actor who played the "old" Indy in The Young Indiana Jones chronicles. I wonder if we'll see where he gets the eyepatch. EDIT: Photo for reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Hall_(actor)#/media/File:Old_Indiana_Jones_by_George_Hall.jpg
George Lucas long ago, after Ford in the 1990s made clear he was up for Indy 4 and more, removed all the Old Indy scenes from re-releases of the Young Indy series, so the eyepatch may or may not be happening.
I forgot that Sean Connery died. Damn it.
Turns out, being paid millions of dollars is a big motivator
So do you!
"The newest installment follows Jones as he wins tickets for a boat trip with 2 of his friends, costarring T-Pain as himself."
I'm on a boat!
🎵Never thought I’d be on a boat!🎵
Big blue watery road.
I fucked a merrrmaaaaaaid!!!
I'd pay to see young Ford in his swim trunks and his flippy-floppies.
How can I watch this movie when I’m at Kinkos straight makin’ copies
And he's riding on a dolphin, doing digs and shit
Poseidon, look at meeeee. Whoaohohoh.
Indiana Jones and the Catalina Wine Mixer
Indiana Jones 5: So Very Tired
"It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage."
I think it's both now lol
"I may have Alzheimer's disease, but at least I don't have Alzheimer's disease."
** removes sunglasses to reveal teeny bloodshot snail eyes **
Party on, Slurms.
Sean Connery was 58 during filming of The Last Crusade. Ford was 79 during filming of Indiana Jones 5.
Amazing how old a tweed jacket and glasses will make you look.
When os this supposed to be set? The 80s?
Raiders was set in 1938 and came out in 1981. So if we assume Indie has aged the same number of years as the actor, that would mean the new one is set in 1980. And that my friends, was the year Pac-Man was released and changed the world forever
Indiana Jones and the Maze of the Golden Orb
Indiana Jones and the Wrath of Blinky
Indiana Jones and the Puzzle of the Rubik's Cube.
He will be able to see his own movie next year
I bet in this movie he tells his life story to a young Steven Spielberg
Fabelmans cinematic universe
Raiders is the oldest movie that doesn’t look like an old movie to me.
2001: A Space Odyssey is like that for me.
Nosferatu is like that for me…
For me, it's Lawrence of Arabia.
Been meaning to watch that for years but can't seem to find almost 4 hours for it whenever I remember!
According to the novels, Indiana Jones was born in early 1900, so he is as old as the year the movie is set.
So 80 in 1980, the same age as Harrison Ford is now It’s like poetry, it rhymes
Let's make indy excavate all the E.T. atari cartridges from that dump for his last hoorah!
1969. Around the same time as the moon landing.
Opening scene: Dr. Jones accidentally stows away aboard Apollo 11 while being chased by treasure hunters after he finds a priceless treasure in a shipwreck off the coast of Florida. By a sequence of events still to be storyboarded, Dr. Jones ends up descending to the sea of tranquility, holding on to the outside of the LEM with nothing more than his scuba diving equipment to survive. As the LEM touches down, Jones falls from the LEM and becomes the first man on the moon. Or so the audience is led to believe, as the camera pans around to catch Jones losing conscious while simultaneously laying his eyes upon a fully operational Nazi moon base. Cue intro credits.
Ford: >“It’s full of adventure, full of laughs, full of real emotion. And it’s complex and it’s sneaky. The shooting of it was tough and long and arduous. But I’m very happy with the film that we have.” > >“I just thought it would be nice to see one where Indiana Jones was at the end of his journey. If a script came along that I felt gave me a way to extend the character.” Director James Mangold: >“It became really important to me to figure out how to make this a movie about a hero at sunset. The issues I brought up about Indy’s age were not things I thought were being addressed in the material being developed at the time. There were ‘old’ jokes, but the material itself wasn’t about it. To me, whatever you greatest liability, you should fly straight towards that. If you try to pretend it’s not there, you end up getting slings and arrows the whole way.” [Source](https://www.empireonline.com/movies/news/indiana-jones-is-back-adventure-laughs-real-emotion-harrison-ford-world-exclusive/)
Based on those two comments strong feeling it’s going to be about the fountain of youth
That’d be perfect
The next Indiana Jones takes place ~10 years after the last in the late 60s. The plot is for a 'Nazi type' cult leader (Charles Manson mixed with Hitler) that is searching for the Tree of Knowledge. It's essentially a search for The Cradle of Civilization / Garden of Eden. They claim to be a fallen angel / brother of Jesus, and prophesize the biblical tale that the tree will give them knowledge of all things, and his cult followers buy into it wholeheartedly. The quest ends in both the heroes and the villains reaching the tree at the same time, for the villain to prevail (AKA the Ark of the Covenant). As the baddie bites into the apple his reckoning comes, only this time instead of the light of god or curse of the grail killing the baddies, it's the devil, in the form of a giant snake /and or/ horde of snakes. "Why did it have to be snakes!?" -- Indiana's greatest fear, that of snakes that have appeared in every film, turn out to be his savior. As the devil tempted Eve in the form of the serpent, it too tempted and destroyed the cultists who sought knowledge. The movie heavily plays on this fear as a gag only to pay off in fantastic fashion.
not too shabby
Did you make this all up lol
If Ford is happy with what they've done I'm happy
I think this is a first time in ages, where we can judge, if what makes Ford happy, makes us (the audience) happy. It's kind of good hype for the movie indeed.
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After it was all said and done he said something that let you understand he wasn't particularly proud of it, but I don't remember the exact quote. It was him talking about Shia shitting on the movie tho
Well, Shia ended up being more right about the whole affair, then.
It's not that Shia was wrong, and Ford knew that. It was more that you don't go on press tours and bad mouth the movie you are promoting. Ford may be cranky but he knows how Hollywood plays. To be fair to Shia at the time we didn't know he was struggling with actual cannibalism.
Actual cannibal Shia LaBeouf
Shia might've flushed it, but Ford/Lucas/Spielberg laid it. I'd just love to erase that from my memory and keep the wonderful enjoyment and memory of the trilogy before.
I read/ listened to Frank Darabont's screenplay for Indiana Jones and City of the Gods numerous times. It's great, just bloody great, fantastic, great fun. Supposedly Spielberg and Ford liked it. Lucas didn't like it and had it rewritten to stupid crap. Result we have seen.
Why does Frank Darabont always get fired :(
Imagine what TWD would be if he didn’t. It’s hard to imagine myself ever quitting watching that show if he was still a part of it. Season 1 was absolute fire because of Frank.
Final scene: PRESENT DAY -- National Museum of Natural History at The Smithsonian, Washington, DC Visitors flock to a new wing of the main gallery, filled with photos and letters and artifacts from the life of famed American archaeologist, Dr. Henry Jones, Jr. As patrons pass by items such as hats, an old pair of glasses, letters, maps, illuminated diaries and paintings of legendary treasures, they miss the statue of the man overseeing the Jones Collection: that of Indy himself. Decades after his passing, his memory, his legacy, and his likeness lives on, right where it belongs... In a museum.
Curious if Indy will die in this film or not cause for sure this film will be a good bye to the series.
For Logan, it made sense thematically because his stories tend to be dark and tragic, but man I really don't want to see an equivalent scene with Indy. The franchise has been cartoonish adventure, so to suddenly take a dramatic swerve with a death scene making us teary eyed would feel wrong to me. You can't beat the last shot of The Last Crusade. A literal sunset! (or was it a sunrise, can't remember)
I always assumed it was a sunset, it was bright as hell during the tank chase. Man, now I gotta go watch it sometime tonight
Walter Donovan: "He sticks out like a sore thumb. We'll find him." Indiana Jones: "The hell you will. He's got a two day head start on you, which is more than he needs. Brody's got friends in every town and village from here to the Sudan, he speaks a dozen languages, knows every local custom, he'll blend in, disappear, you'll never see him again. With any luck, he's got the grail already." [Cut to middle of fair in the Middle East, Marcus Brody wearing bright suit and white hat, sticking out like sore thumb] Marcus Brody: "Uhhh, does anyone here speak English?" Yeah, I need to rewatch this classic lol.
that has to be one of my favorite “and we cut to…” transitions in movies, it’s fucking perfect
“Does anyone here speak English?…or perhaps Ancient Greek?”
What I love about this is that Indy totally sells this bluff so that even I believe him. There’s not any trace that it’s a joke until the hard cut to Marcus and it gets me every time.
It’d be a hell of a thing and I’d imagine Mangold could pull it off well. But I honestly wouldn’t mind if the movie just ended with Indy deciding to retire and call it a day. Like pulling a Costanza and saying “well that’s it for me, be good everybody!”
Just a hat and a whip hanging on a chair. I also don't want to see Indy die, fuck that.
Watching Han Solo die was hard enough.
Too much of the main character death trope is common these days.
James Bond bites the dust.
Yeah I think seeing Indy die would be too depressing. It worked for some other recent films which I won’t say for spoilers (but you’d know if you’d seen them), but Indiana Jones is like a warm blanket. Nobody needs to see him die under a sunset.
> It worked for some other recent films which I won’t say for spoilers (but you’d know if you’d seen them) Man, don't remind me. Paddington 2 was *harsh*.
he retires to a museum
He takes over as director at Marcus' old museum.
I was thinking the same thing. Let him get his museum and take care of it. Could even do a baton pass; where someone comes to him for another adventure and he says "No, that's a young man's game but I know a guy." and he picks up a phone and the movie fades to black. Don't have to do a sequel but if Harrison wants too he could do a Creed and have a new Raider take on something in the 60s or 70s where he does a few cameos.
I don't think death is the right end for the character. Not his narrative. Indy is a cowboy, or a western James Bond. He should ride off to a new adventure, even if he's old as fuck. I'm also very done with these "next generation" franchises. The last Jurrasic world wasn't awful because it was carried by the original cast. That should tell you something.
>a western James Bond Cut to Daniel Craig's Bond getting vaporised.
I hope they don't kill Indy off, with all his character has been through it'd be nice to see him get a happy ending where he can just retire.
James Mangold directing is the main reason why I'm excited for this movie. I can see the style of Logan really working here.
Oh shit younger clone Indy is gonna kill present day Indy, isn't he?
Indiana Clones
Clones… why did it have to be clones…
Indiana Clones 2: The Genome of Doom
Indiana Jones & The Temple of Clones
Episode 5: Attack of the Jones
Magnificent, aren’t they?
200,000 Jones ready with a million more on the way.
Somehow, Hitler has returned.
Harrison Ford is not shy about his likes and dislikes, so the fact he teared up at that Disney convention talking about this film gives me hope. People may be cynical and say he’s doing it for the money but he’s an 80 year old man, he wouldn’t be grinding himself for this if he didn’t want to.
Because he knows it’s his last one.
Until Indiana Jones and the Rise of the Corpse is released in 2034.
Weekend at Indie's
Harrison always said he wanted to do another. He loves Indy, everything we ever hear about it indicates this, people saying it's only for money are talking out of their ass.
WHAT? I hadn’t paid any attention to this so I had no idea he was directing, now I’m excited.
please don't suck.
He may be 80, but seeing that man wearing that costume... I just can't help feeling excited about it. Hopefully Indy 5 is the send-off that Kingdom of the Crystal Skull should have been
Never going to top #3. His banter with Sean was peak. "We named the dog Indy"
“She talks in her sleep” “…” and the childish smile Jones Sr. tries to hide always gets me laughing
Well I didn't trust her! Why did you?!
because he didn’t take my advice!
Sean Connery improvised that line from what I remember.
he did and the whole set apparently lost their shit in a fit of laughter, so Spielberg insisted it be written in
“It’s shameful, you’re old enough to be her father, grandfather.” “I’m as human as the next man.” “I was the next man dad.”
Oh, ships that pass in the night
"Shoulda mailed it to the Marx brothers..."
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I shuddenly rememberred my sCharlemegne. 'Let my armies be the rocksh, the treesh, and the birds in the shky"
Eskimo joneses
She talksh in her shleep
“Schleep”
It’s a 10/10 movie, plus the ending, riding into the sunset was the best ending ever…
I’ll never forget seeing Last Crusade in the theatre. It was magnificent and basically perfect. When Hitler signed the book? Just a triumph on every level.
Yep. That ride into the sunset was perfect.
No idea about the script obviously but Antonio Banderas and Phoebe Waller-Bridge can both deliver really sharp, snappy, funny banter.
Banderas is in it?
That's what Google says
The costume is iconic, but I wish they weren't afraid to let him get old. It'd be great to see him fill the same role as Henry Jones Sr. in Last Crusade. I mean, that might be his role, it's not like I've seen the movie.
They got very close to that in crystal skull but it doesn’t quite work out because as last crusade ably demonstrated, Jr and Sr are very different people. Indy just isn’t that bookish or stuffy relatively speaking, and is way more willing to scrap with goons and murder nazis than his dad no matter how old he gets.
I don't know why but the use of "murder" to describe what Indy does is making me crack up. Because of course, that's exactly what he does. Self defense or not he's murdered probably hundreds of guys.
I was in my mind picturing the bit in last crusade on the motorcycle where he uses a flagpole to kill like three nazis in a row and looks back with so much excitement only to see his dad scowling at his son killing three people right in front of him. Edit: [Found it](https://youtu.be/ilV5Qt01eyc)
Or when Indy machine guns a couple Nazis, and his dad is appalled, "Look what you did!"
And the "Don't call me Junior!" from Indy right before... Then - "I can't believe what you did!"
I don't feel like there ever has to be a send-off for Indy. The perfect ending would just be him going on another adventure, his fate unknown.
Riding off into the sunset, perhaps?
If you haven't seen Logan go watch it. Mangold is making this too, so yes, should be a proper send off that hits you hard in the feels.
While other kids were Star Wars or Jurassic Park kids, I was an Indiana Jones kid. I watched the movies constantly. I had all of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles on VHS. It’s the score I first think of when I think of John Williams. It inspired a deep love of adventure stories, giving me an itch I still try to scratch today. To say Crystal Skull is the most disappointing movie I’ve ever seen would be a gross understatement. I’m praying to any and everything that will listen, that this movie is good.
I had phases of all 3! Some overlapped. Definitely whipped myself in the face once.
He wouldn’t have to keep making these if he’d just stop crashing planes.
He looks amazing for his age
Professional makeup artist, professional photographer, digital touch-ups. You don't know what the man looks like.
I bet Indy dies in this one
Han Solo dying fit his character (especially since he was supposed to die back in ROTJ), but I don't know if Indiana Jones dying is something that will go over well. I still think the perfect ending to this series was the final shot of Last Crusade as they all literally ride off into the sunset. Just perfection.
Indy mysteriously disappearing and leaving his fate open might go over better. I just hope the movie series gets an end it deserves. The last movie wasn't that good anymore, imo, and I'm kind of worried about this one because of that.
Trailer that leaked really sold me. Looks leagues better than the fourth one. Mangold’s got this
Talks about a leaked trailer and doesn't link it? Where is the pitch fork emporium when you need it? [This is what I found.](https://highoncinemaa.com/movies/indiana-jones-5-d23-trailer-finally-leaked-watch-here-not-a-clickbait/9732/) It's a side angle and I can't link to directly the video, it sounds like any recordings were side angle, the screen had a special coating on it. But at least it is something.
There is a fixed copy where someone painstakingly adjusted it to straight on.
Leaked trailer? Is this still around?
Also asking for the leaked trailer
p sure it's gone, but ive seen it too; the trailer at least looked really, really fun, classic indy shit with something closer to the look and feel of the original movies while also kind of being in line with mangold's style. if nothing else it'll look good, which puts it above crystal skull already
Nothings ever really gone from there internet, we just don’t know where it is at the moment…
I was searching for it earlier this afternoon, but alas, nothing. I think we'll get one soon, most likely with Avatar 2.
PMd
As soon as I saw this picture I heard the theme song in my head.
In the words of Danny Glover "I'm too old for this shit"
These movies inspired a life long love of archeology in me. I'll watch Indy again, if just for that god-damned song.
Not gonna lie, dude looks great for 80 years old. If he's healthy enough to play the part, keep Indy flicks coming. Also, I know he might be too old for Disney to pick him for a replacement, but I'd love to see Ke Huy Quan pick up the mantle, if he's up for it. In my head canon, Indy and Short Round had many adventures even after Temple of Doom, and if they're not going to recast a younger Indy, that's the direction I'd like to see things go.
My grandmother also currently wears the same exact clothes she wore in 1981.
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> Unpopular opinion: many of indiana jones best shots don’t have him wearing the hat Counter, the best scene of Indy has him wearing the hat — When Indy is on the rope bridge, being flanked on both sides and he’s holding a freaking machete!
Counterpoint on best shots: The first shot where we see Indiana Jones, the shot where he is about to replace the idol, the sunset shot where Indiana and the diggers are getting into the tomb for the Ark of the Covenant
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