Indiana Jones 5 Rumored

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A new report online claims to have plot details to the fifth Indiana Jones film - and that it will begin shooting next year.

According to the New Zealand news site Stuff, much of the plot line of Indiana Jones V will be centered around the Bermuda Triangle, an area over the North Atlantic Ocean where a number of aircraft are said to have disappeared.

"George (Lucas) and Steven (Spielberg) have been working on a script and it's almost there," a source explained. "Harrison [Ford] is on stand-by for filming next year. This looks like being an emotional and exciting conclusion to the franchise, with Indy facing his biggest challenge yet."

"Shia LaBeouf has a central role again as Indy's son but this will be a blockbuster made in the old fashioned way rather than the CGI efforts of the last movie," the source added.


I personally didn't mind the last film. It wasn't as good as its predecessors, but it was definitely a good time, a fun mostly all-ages film, charmingly defied gravity, and showed movies like 'Mummy' how it's done. And I pleasantly found Shia to be fun in this as well. At the same time, it's a bit like beating a dead horse..we don't really need another. If this rumor is true however, I'm really happy that the fifth one won't have CGI...it was actually my biggest complaint of the fourth one. I wouldn't mind another one myself, as long as it's good and is the last film, even though I was kinda hoping for Excalibur in a potential fifth one. What do you guys say?

Indiana Jones fights the Smoke Monster!

^ Heh.


(I don't really hate Shia, but I saw this pic and just couldn't resist! )

Excalibur could work. The Biblical premises are always my favorites.

Rings of Solomon? Djinns too crazy for an Indie film?

Do they really need to make another one? Oh well. I didn't mind the last one so much but if Indy's son is going to be featured more, can they start by getting him a better name that Mutt?

I'm not really a big fan of the Indiana Jones movies. The only one that I actually like is The Last Crusade. I HATED Temple of Doom. Raiders of the Lost Ark did nothing for me, and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull gets a meh at best.

With all that said, I'd see a 5th movie if they make one.

Foreigner_Man wrote:
I personally didn't mind the last film. It wasn't as good as its predecessors, but it was definitely a good time, a fun mostly all-ages film, charmingly defied gravity, and showed movies like 'Mummy' how it's done. And I pleasantly found Shia to be fun in this as well. At the same time, it's a bit like beating a dead horse..we don't really need another. If this rumor is true however, I'm really happy that the fifth one won't have CGI...it was actually my biggest complaint of the fourth one. I wouldn't mind another one myself, as long as it's good and is the last film, even though I was kinda hoping for Excalibur in a potential fifth one. What do you guys say?

Personally, I love the first two Mummy (of the modern series) a TON more than the last Indy movie.

I'd love them to deal with Excalibur. I love stuff like that.

Batman25JM wrote:I HATED Temple of Doom. Raiders of the Lost Ark did nothing for me.

Joshua wrote:

Batman25JM wrote:I HATED Temple of Doom. Raiders of the Lost Ark did nothing for me.

Just didn't care for them.

I didn't grow up watching them like I'm sure most people on here did. I saw them for the first time when I was like 19 or so. That may play a factor in my not liking them. I heard how great they were, and I may have built them up and had my expectations set too high. I may rewatch them one day to see if I like them more. It could happen. I HATED the original Star Wars movies when I first saw them (didn't grow up watching them either; I was around 17 or 18 when I first saw them), and now I LOVE them.

Batman25JM wrote:I'm not really a big fan of the Indiana Jones movies. The only one that I actually like is The Last Crusade. I HATED Temple of Doom. Raiders of the Lost Ark did nothing for me, and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull gets a meh at best.

With all that said, I'd see a 5th movie if they make one.

Personally, I love the first two Mummy (of the modern series) a TON more than the last Indy movie.

I'd love them to deal with Excalibur. I love stuff like that.

To each their own, I personally love the Indy films. To me the Mummy films tried to replicate the magic the films had, with mixed results. (I don't hate the Mummy films, they're fun.)Indy 4 didn't need to replicate it..it had it. It may not be as great as its predecessors, but it kept the with and charm, while putting them into a B-movie scenario.

However, I too didn't like ToD at first. I actually just watched it a week ago, and I now finally appreciate it.

I love Raiders and Last Crusade and didn't hate Temple of Doom or Crystal Skull, but they should really let this franchise die.

USA Today writer Anthony Breznican tweeted “Lucasfilm tells me flat-out: #IndianaJones 5 rumors, Bermuda Triangle, etc, are completely bogus. Not happening.”

Read more: /Film | Blogging the Reel World http://www.slashfilm.com/page/2/#ixzz0qN9NNB6e

Nuke the Fridge lmao. U know u can buy shirts and shit with that on it.

http://www.cafepress.com/+nuke_the_fridge_fitted_tshirt,284516086?sourcecode=affiliate&cmp=pfc--f--us--106--284516086&utm_source=froogle&utm_medium=productfeed&utm_term=284516086&utm_campaign=fitted-t-shirt

One of the most retarded moments in cinema history.

If you think a guy crawling into a refrigerator to escape an atomic blast is one of the most retarded events in the history of cinema, you haven't seen very many movies.

Personally, I never understood the hate KotCS got in regards to "unbelievability". Did any of the realism mongers see the previous three movies?

Joshua wrote:
Personally, I never understood the hate KotCS got in regards to "unbelievability". Did any of the realism mongers see the previous three movies?

You mean the one with the box full of Jewish ghosts, the one with dude that could rip still beating hearts out of people's chests and you could jump out of an airplane in a raft, or the one with the 900 year old French knight that can speak perfect 20th century english?

Paroxysm wrote:USA Today writer Anthony Breznican tweeted “Lucasfilm tells me flat-out: #IndianaJones 5 rumors, Bermuda Triangle, etc, are completely bogus. Not happening.”

Read more: /Film | Blogging the Reel World http://www.slashfilm.com/page/2/#ixzz0qN9NNB6e

Oh good. I just read that and wasn't too impressed with that. I like when they take known yet vaguely known about mysteries/items.

Gojiratoho wrote:

Joshua wrote:
Personally, I never understood the hate KotCS got in regards to "unbelievability". Did any of the realism mongers see the previous three movies?

You mean the one with the box full of Jewish ghosts, the one with dude that could rip still beating hearts out of people's chests and you could jump out of an airplane in a raft, or the one with the 900 year old French knight that can speak perfect 20th century english?

Yes, but those were done by humans. In KotCS they had interdimensional aliens. All I know is that's a pretty damn big leap in believeability imho.

Spider_Fan14 wrote:

Gojiratoho wrote:

Joshua wrote:
Personally, I never understood the hate KotCS got in regards to "unbelievability". Did any of the realism mongers see the previous three movies?

You mean the one with the box full of Jewish ghosts, the one with dude that could rip still beating hearts out of people's chests and you could jump out of an airplane in a raft, or the one with the 900 year old French knight that can speak perfect 20th century english?

Yes, but those were done by humans. In KotCS they had interdimensional aliens. All I know is that's a pretty damn big leap in believeability imho.

I loved all 4 of them, and they all have an acceptable level of camp in my opinion, but interdimensional aliens is no more far-fetched than a box of ghosts to me.

Spider_Fan14 wrote:

Gojiratoho wrote:

Joshua wrote:
Personally, I never understood the hate KotCS got in regards to "unbelievability". Did any of the realism mongers see the previous three movies?

You mean the one with the box full of Jewish ghosts, the one with dude that could rip still beating hearts out of people's chests and you could jump out of an airplane in a raft, or the one with the 900 year old French knight that can speak perfect 20th century english?

Yes, but those were done by humans. In KotCS they had interdimensional aliens. All I know is that's a pretty damn big leap in believeability imho.

I fail to see how, but to each their own.