The thing with this Indiana Jones franchise is that you can watch movies individually, so you can create your own adventure without having to suffer from the ones you don't like.
The funny thing is that Crystal Skull actually might end up being considered more of a “Indiana Jones” movie than this next one, regardless of how good it is critically.
Oh yeah, now I get it. I also wish I could erase Indy 4 of my memory. So let's just pretend the next one is Indy 4, and not that Frankenstein-apparition of garbage.
Part 4 definitely has its problems, but I think this is actually a solid Indiana Jones adventure. People see it too tightly. It's got action and jungle and old graves and wit. It just not as good as the other three. And? You can have a lot of fun with the movie. And if you don't, just watch the other three. There are no obligations or anything.
@@jonnybirchyboy1560 How did it ruin Indy? Suddenly the 3 other films started to suck? You don't like, that is fine (I am no fan of it either), but it does not reduce my enjoyment of watching any of the other three movies. (Temple of Doom is my favorite, btw...)
I feel bad for Harrison, he lives playing Indy but part 5 has basically nothing working on his favor. Spielberg isn't directing and a bunch of idiots from Disney are also working on the project.
Uhhh..you're misquoting him Moron. Shia was accidentally shooting his mouth off in public that damaged PR for his OWN film of Indiana Jones, he later apologized to Spielburg for accidentilly speaking publicly w/his opinion in a way that hurt their film publicly and Shia asked Spielburg for advice about public speaking so it won't happen again and Spielburgs advice for public speaking was "Some times you have to have an opinion... and sometimes you have to sell cars". BOTH are obviously speaking to people but the difference between the two is obvious. Btw Spielburg made Indy4 out of joy, he loved the way it came out, so.
Filming Although Crystal Skull was largely shot in the U.S., Marshall said that the fifth film would return to a global range of filming locations like the earlier films. Principal photography began in the U.K. on June 4, 2021. Shooting locations include Pinewood Studios and Bamburgh Castle. Scenes were also filmed at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway near Grosmont, where an action sequence involving Ford's stunt double was shot and replicas of World War II era Nazi military vehicles were seen on set. Ford himself was spotted in Grosmont on June 7, 2021. During mid-June, filming took place at the Leaderfoot Viaduct in Scotland, while a motorcycle chase was shot in the Scottish village of Glencoe. Other Scottish locations included Biggar, South Lanarkshire. Later in June, location shooting moved to London where a street in Hackney was lined with vintage cars. Filming also took place inside a private residence which was reportedly chosen for its period style interior. However, filming allegedly caused controversy with local residents who were said to have complained about the disruption it had caused. On June 23, Ford reportedly had injured his shoulder during the rehearsal of a fight scene and it was announced that the production crew would shoot around his recovery. In July, shooting moved to Glasgow's city centre, which was transformed to resemble New York City. A chase sequence, shot along St. Vincent Street and other areas, recreates a 1969 ticker tape parade celebrating the return of the Apollo 11 astronauts. A stunt double, Mike Massa, performed in place of Ford throughout the Glasgow shoot, with motion capture markers applied to his face. Holbrook and Waller-Bridge were also on set. Filming in Glasgow lasted two weeks. Ford resumed filming in September 2021, and some shooting took place in the Hatton Garden area of London, which also doubled as New York City.[citation needed] A month later, production moved to Sicily, Italy. The Italian shoot includes nearly 600 crew members. Filming began in the city of Syracuse, with locations such as the Ear of Dionysius cave, the Grotta Dei Cordari cave, the Neapolis archaeological park, and Castello Maniace. Subsequent shooting locations in Sicily included the city of Cefalù and the Province of Trapani. The latter location included filming in the towns of Castellammare del Golfo and Marsala. Ford and Waller-Bridge also filmed at the Temple of Segesta. Some filming in Sicily involved actors dressed as Roman soldiers, which created speculation that the film's storyline involves time travel. Filming began in Fez, Morocco, on October 17, 2021. On November 4, a camera operator named Nic Cupac was found dead in his Morocco hotel room; Disney stated that his death was not production related. Filming was completed on February 26, 2022. Ford is expected to be de-aged for a portion of the film. Spielberg had previously rejected the idea of de-aging Ford, saying that he wanted Ford's age to be acknowledged in the film. Phedon Papamichael serves as cinematographer, marking his sixth film with Mangold. Music In June 2016, Spielberg confirmed that John Williams, who scored for the previous films in the Indiana Jones franchise, would return to compose the music for the fifth film. By 2022, Williams stated that it would be his final film score, following plans for a retirement. Release The fifth Indiana Jones film is scheduled to be released on June 30, 2023 by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It was initially set for release on July 19, 2019, but was delayed to July 10, 2020, in favor of the CGI remake of The Lion King, and then shifted to July 9, 2021. The film was further delayed to July 29, 2022, following the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the film industry. In October 2021, it was further shifted to the current June 2023 date. Future In June 2022, composer John Williams stated that Harrison Ford intended to retire from acting after the release of the film while confirming his own retirement. Producer Kathleen Kennedy confirmed the previous month that Ford's role as Indiana Jones would not be recast.
I have got movie DVDS of Harrison Ford Glenn Close and Gary Oldman in Airforce One with Kelly McGillis in Witness with Robert Shaw Edward Fox Carl Weaver Barbara Bach and Franco Nero as Lescover in The Guns Of Naverone 2: Force Ten From Naverone I am dedicating these movie DVDS to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris Marie and Hester from Billyxxxxx
I find it hilarious that one the major complaints of Crystal Skull is that the alien thing is too stupid and not plausible, when really it's the most realistic thing he's going after compared to the stuff in any of the films such as an ark of god, a grail to give you eternal life, and literal voodoo rocks. But that still doesn't stop the rest of its flaws.
@@malafakka8530 there’s always a limit to how far you can push the audiences suspension of disbelief. Falling from a plane using an inflatable boat as a way of surviving, the mining cart sequence, the plane riding alongside the car in the tunnel are all moments that come real close to making the movies become a complete farce, but idk. To me whatever dumbness those scenes have get redeemed by the rest of the movies being quality. Kingdom of the crystal skull has so many other shitty things going on that this Nuke sequence sticks out horribly. If the rest of the movie was great then yes, it probably wouldn’t matter that this scene is ridiculously over the top. The fact is this movie has a shit load of issues that all come boiling to the surface because there’s just so many. It’s one big prairie dog mound looking piece of glossy framed crap.
Anyone who thinks Number 5 has no potential due to Ford's age might find encouragement in this scene from a classic movie where an old man in a fedora is a badass who kicks butt and takes names: ruclips.net/video/9gX2pK1mioU/видео.html
The person who ruined the new star wars movies is behind Indiana Jones 5. They are gonna make it crappy and woke. It's a time travel movie and they are gonna kill young Indiana jones and replace him so every movie before it is uncannon. Along with other things its gonna be a horrible movie and the critics are gonna love it. there have been leaks supporting this,
yeah, was already wondering that coz Spielberg isn't directing the 5th iteration. Probably coz 1. He saw the script and was like.... nope! And 2. KK is even less competent as a CEO then she was as his assistent. So I'm not blaming him for opting out. They do put his name as a producer on the cover... don't know why coz KK will bulldoze his name into the ground as she has bulldozed the entire Star Wars franchise to bits; prompting even the wife of Lucas to come out after watching KK's version of the franchise and say KK has absolutely no idea what Star Wars is or is about, nor understands any of it. So I have no expectation that an incompetent person like that could make a watchable Indiana Jones; and the leaked plot confirmed my suspicion. Time travel.... yeah this is an adventure movie, KK; it's not 'back to the future' or Marvel's End-game, you know.... maybe it's good to stick to the genre? 😒
@@stijnvdv2 So you were fine with Angel-filled Arks, Magic Rocks, Eternal Life and Aliens - but time travel is where you draw the line? LOL Got it. lol And David Koepp wrote the movie - and George Lucas is the one who came up with the time travel plotline, with him for #5. And James Mangold is directing it. Kennedy is merely ONE of the producers, who include Spielberg, himself, who's constantly on the set right now. I have no idea why you're suggesting that Kathleen Kennedy is "making" Indiana Jones 5 or has some all-empowering influence over it, considering that she had literally NOTHING to do with the story at all; unless you literally don't understand how movies are made. And just FYI, time travel has more of a scientific basis than literally ANYTHING else in the past 4 Indiana Jones movies - time travel would literally be the MOST realistic thing, in terms of being based in actual research and scientific theory. Angel-filled Arks, Magic Rocks, Eternal Life and Aliens have *ZERO* scientific basis. So, time-travel would literally be the most grounded MaGuffin the series has ever had. lol So...go cry about one of the *many* producers on the film to somebody else.
Yeh, Indy 4 choked the narrative to death with it splicing 1930s Saturday morning adventure flick with 1950s B movies ! This has Shown that Indy movies found the transition hard and struggled to keep up with the times like James Bond for Instance. I’m not saying that Indiana Jones belongs in a museum , but I do believe he belong in the back drop of 1930s , hunting treasures and fighting Nazis! Ford has also found it hard to admit this fact , because it would mean he would have to step down and give way for a reboot and recasting of his much loved character. I heard that the new Indy 5 movie is trying to address this undeniable truth that Ford is getting too old and the franchise need to go back to its routs , when Indy was in his heyday. There is talk of time travel and an earlier setting for this Movie? It’s believed that this movie will use Deepfake and CGI to de age Indy, but will this be enough to carry this movie ? Time will tell?
Refrigerator. Shia swinging from Vines with monkeys. Bad dialogue. Bad CGI. Bad characters. Bad acting. Quicksand scene which served no purpose other than to throw a snake in Indy's face. Stupid alien ending. Could go on and on.. To each his own.
@@TheRedman790 I really didn't mind the refrigerator scene, because we saw Indy jump out of a plane with only a rubber raft, a Nazi plane go through a tunnel, and Marion knocking a guy out holding a knife with a frying pan.
For me, the fourth movie was pretty good when I rewatched it. I liked the scene in the fake experiment city where everyone got nuked. I feel like it was the ending that messed it up, since it was just too sci fi
I thought a 65 year old Indiana Jones story didn’t work, and now we’re getting an 80 year old Indiana Jones story. Not saying I want a reboot, but this new one just has “giant mistake” written all over it. The main reason why people love this character is because we want to be that character. He’s not full of depth or interesting really. Indy is just fun to watch, but not when he’s elderly. Then it just starts to feel sad, and reminds me that no matter how much fun we have on this earth in our youth. We all get old, become useless, and then eventually die (usually painfully). I want to remember Indiana Jones as a young adventurous man and not an old guy who seriously needs to retire before he ends up either breaking a hip from running away from traps, or forgetting where he is while exploring a tomb. This new film will either feel like a complete joke, or James Mangold might attempt to make it like a depressing character study which is not a smart choice when your lead character is completely unrealistic and not that relatable.
Older people aren't allowed to have fun? It's kind of an Ageist thinking to assume that just because someone is a certain age that they must act a certain way or are fragile or 'useless'. He was in his 40s during the original Indiana Jones movies anyway..not exactly his 'youth'.
@@willshad when you get older your bones become much more brittle, you lose muscle mass that you can’t get back, your pain receptors become more sensitive, and overall your body becomes more limited with every new decade of age you reach. So yes, once you reach your 80’s, most of the physical fun you can have is very limited, and you need to be extremely careful when physically exerting yourself. Harrison already fucked up his shoulder pretty bad while filming this new movie and I think they still have a lot of filming left to do. It seems like he crashes a plane every couple of years now, and I think it’s time to put characters like Indiana Jones behind him rather than risk his actual life to make another one of these movies. There’s nothing wrong with getting old and just relaxing instead of trying to prove you still got it when it doesn’t matter. Harrison’s not the man he used to be and that’s fine. Making an Indiana Jones movie when he’s 80 is just ridiculous at this point. They even made a joke about it in the fourth one, but now he actually is 80.
yeah, everyone screamed "woke" about the new james bond film even though there's no evidence of extreme feminism and the d**kheads who wrote those articles on the subject hoping nobody has ever seen a Bond film before.
@@MrHEC381991 Considering the state of Hollywood, it seemed like a safe bet that NTTD was going to be woke. I will happily say that I am relieved that it did not turn out that way.
@@DarkSentinel7 but woke just means being progressive and alerting oneself to injustice in society, particularly racism and sexism. I don’t get why it is now considered an insult
he actually looks really young on 9 seconds, in comparison to now days lol I thought he looked old on crystal skull but he looks so young now.
Childrens blood does that
It is behind the scene footage on crystal skull movie 😅
@@arto2128 CHILDRENS BLOOD
Yes it’s called “aging”.
@@JJSmithMedia BLOOD FROM CHILDREN
The thing with this Indiana Jones franchise is that you can watch movies individually, so you can create your own adventure without having to suffer from the ones you don't like.
There were no bears in the movies I saw?
@@the51project
Awww 😂
The funny thing is that Crystal Skull actually might end up being considered more of a “Indiana Jones” movie than this next one, regardless of how good it is critically.
what?
Indy 5, you mean
Oh yeah, now I get it. I also wish I could erase Indy 4 of my memory. So let's just pretend the next one is Indy 4, and not that Frankenstein-apparition of garbage.
Especially since Disney is running the show now. Remember what they did to star wars?
I'm sure it will be stunning and brave.
Part 4 definitely has its problems, but I think this is actually a solid Indiana Jones adventure.
People see it too tightly.
It's got action and jungle and old graves and wit.
It just not as good as the other three. And?
You can have a lot of fun with the movie. And if you don't, just watch the other three. There are no obligations or anything.
Yeah seeing Harrison with the fedora is such a thrill that I didn’t mind much any nitpicks I had about the script or direction. Definitely underrated.
It sucks and ruined Indy
@@jonnybirchyboy1560 Gee what an original thinker you are! How long did it take to think and write such a sophisticated, complex comment?
@@jonnybirchyboy1560 How did it ruin Indy? Suddenly the 3 other films started to suck? You don't like, that is fine (I am no fan of it either), but it does not reduce my enjoyment of watching any of the other three movies. (Temple of Doom is my favorite, btw...)
@@sapr76 didn’t ruin Indy like the Star Wars prequels did I suppose.
I still loved this movie. I like it more the more I watch it. Reminds me of the good times
I feel bad for Harrison, he lives playing Indy but part 5 has basically nothing working on his favor. Spielberg isn't directing and a bunch of idiots from Disney are also working on the project.
For the crap this movie gets, Harrison Ford looked amazing!
Now whip it…whip it good
He still got it.
I wish I could find that quote from Spielberg being asked why he made Indy 4 and his reply was "sometimes you have to sell cars."
That was his reply to Shea Labouf (spelling?) about making transformers. The cars they were selling were Chevy. Also, the movie was terrible!
Uhhh..you're misquoting him Moron.
Shia was accidentally shooting his mouth off in public that damaged PR for his OWN film of Indiana Jones, he later apologized to Spielburg for accidentilly speaking publicly w/his opinion in a way that hurt their film publicly and Shia asked Spielburg for advice about public speaking so it won't happen again and Spielburgs advice for public speaking was "Some times you have to have an opinion... and sometimes you have to sell cars".
BOTH are obviously speaking to people but the difference between the two is obvious.
Btw Spielburg made Indy4 out of joy, he loved the way it came out, so.
Why does he look so much younger here than in the actual movie?
The lower camera resolution makes his skin look smoother, and it is probably shit in a different aspect ratio.
@@domedwards5256 i didnt think it that way. Now it makes much more sense.
It’s the makeup that aged him. The making of book said that initially he looked too young ironically!
This overall movie makes him look way younger than the movies you currently see him in 😂
You know.....when a problem comes along....you must.
*Buh nuh nuh nah nah!* whip it... into shape!
Filming
Although Crystal Skull was largely shot in the U.S., Marshall said that the fifth film would return to a global range of filming locations like the earlier films. Principal photography began in the U.K. on June 4, 2021. Shooting locations include Pinewood Studios and Bamburgh Castle. Scenes were also filmed at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway near Grosmont, where an action sequence involving Ford's stunt double was shot and replicas of World War II era Nazi military vehicles were seen on set. Ford himself was spotted in Grosmont on June 7, 2021. During mid-June, filming took place at the Leaderfoot Viaduct in Scotland, while a motorcycle chase was shot in the Scottish village of Glencoe. Other Scottish locations included Biggar, South Lanarkshire.
Later in June, location shooting moved to London where a street in Hackney was lined with vintage cars. Filming also took place inside a private residence which was reportedly chosen for its period style interior. However, filming allegedly caused controversy with local residents who were said to have complained about the disruption it had caused. On June 23, Ford reportedly had injured his shoulder during the rehearsal of a fight scene and it was announced that the production crew would shoot around his recovery. In July, shooting moved to Glasgow's city centre, which was transformed to resemble New York City. A chase sequence, shot along St. Vincent Street and other areas, recreates a 1969 ticker tape parade celebrating the return of the Apollo 11 astronauts. A stunt double, Mike Massa, performed in place of Ford throughout the Glasgow shoot, with motion capture markers applied to his face. Holbrook and Waller-Bridge were also on set. Filming in Glasgow lasted two weeks. Ford resumed filming in September 2021, and some shooting took place in the Hatton Garden area of London, which also doubled as New York City.[citation needed]
A month later, production moved to Sicily, Italy. The Italian shoot includes nearly 600 crew members. Filming began in the city of Syracuse, with locations such as the Ear of Dionysius cave, the Grotta Dei Cordari cave, the Neapolis archaeological park, and Castello Maniace. Subsequent shooting locations in Sicily included the city of Cefalù and the Province of Trapani. The latter location included filming in the towns of Castellammare del Golfo and Marsala. Ford and Waller-Bridge also filmed at the Temple of Segesta. Some filming in Sicily involved actors dressed as Roman soldiers, which created speculation that the film's storyline involves time travel. Filming began in Fez, Morocco, on October 17, 2021. On November 4, a camera operator named Nic Cupac was found dead in his Morocco hotel room; Disney stated that his death was not production related. Filming was completed on February 26, 2022.
Ford is expected to be de-aged for a portion of the film. Spielberg had previously rejected the idea of de-aging Ford, saying that he wanted Ford's age to be acknowledged in the film. Phedon Papamichael serves as cinematographer, marking his sixth film with Mangold.
Music
In June 2016, Spielberg confirmed that John Williams, who scored for the previous films in the Indiana Jones franchise, would return to compose the music for the fifth film. By 2022, Williams stated that it would be his final film score, following plans for a retirement.
Release
The fifth Indiana Jones film is scheduled to be released on June 30, 2023 by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It was initially set for release on July 19, 2019, but was delayed to July 10, 2020, in favor of the CGI remake of The Lion King, and then shifted to July 9, 2021. The film was further delayed to July 29, 2022, following the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the film industry. In October 2021, it was further shifted to the current June 2023 date.
Future
In June 2022, composer John Williams stated that Harrison Ford intended to retire from acting after the release of the film while confirming his own retirement. Producer Kathleen Kennedy confirmed the previous month that Ford's role as Indiana Jones would not be recast.
I have got movie DVDS of
Harrison Ford Glenn Close
and Gary Oldman in
Airforce One
with Kelly McGillis in
Witness
with Robert Shaw Edward Fox
Carl Weaver Barbara Bach
and Franco Nero as Lescover in
The Guns Of Naverone 2:
Force Ten From Naverone
I am dedicating these movie DVDS to my old school friends who are both sisters as I hope to see them both again very soon to Chris Marie and Hester from Billyxxxxx
I find it hilarious that one the major complaints of Crystal Skull is that the alien thing is too stupid and not plausible, when really it's the most realistic thing he's going after compared to the stuff in any of the films such as an ark of god, a grail to give you eternal life, and literal voodoo rocks. But that still doesn't stop the rest of its flaws.
Surviving a nuclear bomb by hiding In a fridge is where I gave up on the movie.
@@jvenom174 I didn't like it as well but if we think about it, scenes like the chase in the mines in Temple of Doom aren't very realistic either.
@@malafakka8530 there’s always a limit to how far you can push the audiences suspension of disbelief. Falling from a plane using an inflatable boat as a way of surviving, the mining cart sequence, the plane riding alongside the car in the tunnel are all moments that come real close to making the movies become a complete farce, but idk. To me whatever dumbness those scenes have get redeemed by the rest of the movies being quality. Kingdom of the crystal skull has so many other shitty things going on that this Nuke sequence sticks out horribly. If the rest of the movie was great then yes, it probably wouldn’t matter that this scene is ridiculously over the top. The fact is this movie has a shit load of issues that all come boiling to the surface because there’s just so many. It’s one big prairie dog mound looking piece of glossy framed crap.
@@jvenom174 I agree. If the rest of the movie had been good we probably would have more easily forgiven the bomb.
@@jvenom174 the nuclear bomb and Shia swinging on the trees with monkeys were the worst parts of the movie.
Dammit I was hoping so badly this was the new film
Surprised with the catalan subtitles
He's 80 years old, and doesn't look a day past 60
Thank god there's a game coming
Needs more CGI gophers.
same 😂
Anyone who thinks Number 5 has no potential due to Ford's age might find encouragement in this scene from a classic movie where an old man in a fedora is a badass who kicks butt and takes names: ruclips.net/video/9gX2pK1mioU/видео.html
The person who ruined the new star wars movies is behind Indiana Jones 5. They are gonna make it crappy and woke. It's a time travel movie and they are gonna kill young Indiana jones and replace him so every movie before it is uncannon. Along with other things its gonna be a horrible movie and the critics are gonna love it. there have been leaks supporting this,
@@nagoyplaysgames1986 they gonna add a female protagonists like every other Indiana Jones movie!? Wow so woke
An old man with only one arm as well!
Great clip from a great movie.
Episode 4
yeah, was already wondering that coz Spielberg isn't directing the 5th iteration. Probably coz 1. He saw the script and was like.... nope! And 2. KK is even less competent as a CEO then she was as his assistent. So I'm not blaming him for opting out. They do put his name as a producer on the cover... don't know why coz KK will bulldoze his name into the ground as she has bulldozed the entire Star Wars franchise to bits; prompting even the wife of Lucas to come out after watching KK's version of the franchise and say KK has absolutely no idea what Star Wars is or is about, nor understands any of it. So I have no expectation that an incompetent person like that could make a watchable Indiana Jones; and the leaked plot confirmed my suspicion. Time travel.... yeah this is an adventure movie, KK; it's not 'back to the future' or Marvel's End-game, you know.... maybe it's good to stick to the genre? 😒
@@stijnvdv2 So you were fine with Angel-filled Arks, Magic Rocks, Eternal Life and Aliens - but time travel is where you draw the line? LOL Got it. lol And David Koepp wrote the movie - and George Lucas is the one who came up with the time travel plotline, with him for #5. And James Mangold is directing it. Kennedy is merely ONE of the producers, who include Spielberg, himself, who's constantly on the set right now. I have no idea why you're suggesting that Kathleen Kennedy is "making" Indiana Jones 5 or has some all-empowering influence over it, considering that she had literally NOTHING to do with the story at all; unless you literally don't understand how movies are made. And just FYI, time travel has more of a scientific basis than literally ANYTHING else in the past 4 Indiana Jones movies - time travel would literally be the MOST realistic thing, in terms of being based in actual research and scientific theory. Angel-filled Arks, Magic Rocks, Eternal Life and Aliens have *ZERO* scientific basis. So, time-travel would literally be the most grounded MaGuffin the series has ever had. lol So...go cry about one of the *many* producers on the film to somebody else.
@@stijnvdv2 Öhm its not just the name on the Credits, he is still Producing with Amblin Entertainment as always....
Yeh, Indy 4 choked the narrative to death with it splicing 1930s Saturday morning adventure flick with 1950s B movies !
This has Shown that Indy movies found the transition hard and struggled to keep up with the times like James Bond for Instance.
I’m not saying that Indiana Jones belongs in a museum , but I do believe he belong in the back drop of 1930s , hunting treasures and fighting Nazis!
Ford has also found it hard to admit this fact , because it would mean he would have to step down and give way for a reboot and recasting of his much loved character.
I heard that the new Indy 5 movie is trying to address this undeniable truth that Ford is getting too old and the franchise need to go back to its routs , when Indy was in his heyday.
There is talk of time travel and an earlier setting for this Movie? It’s believed that this movie will use Deepfake and CGI to de age Indy, but will this be enough to carry this movie ? Time will tell?
Just don't use crappy cgi all the time, is my advise to the makers of this movie. ;-)
Hes perfect common
this is from crystal skull
No it’s from Young Indiana Jones
@@minecraftmaniac84 let me give you some advice son.
Watch the movies.
@@AmaticXLII woosh
isnt there a new one in the works...?
disaster of a film hope the new one is good
I mean the story itself was a it off At Times but the execution was pretty good
@@tavish4699 oh god it was horrible. i almost cried when i left the theater cause it was so bad. the story was a jumbled mess
I don't get it. It doesn't do any better or worse than the previous films. If you'd say an example I'd give you one from the others so...
Refrigerator. Shia swinging from Vines with monkeys. Bad dialogue. Bad CGI. Bad characters. Bad acting. Quicksand scene which served no purpose other than to throw a snake in Indy's face. Stupid alien ending. Could go on and on.. To each his own.
@@TheRedman790 I really didn't mind the refrigerator scene, because we saw Indy jump out of a plane with only a rubber raft, a Nazi plane go through a tunnel, and Marion knocking a guy out holding a knife with a frying pan.
For me, the fourth movie was pretty good when I rewatched it. I liked the scene in the fake experiment city where everyone got nuked. I feel like it was the ending that messed it up, since it was just too sci fi
I thought a 65 year old Indiana Jones story didn’t work, and now we’re getting an 80 year old Indiana Jones story. Not saying I want a reboot, but this new one just has “giant mistake” written all over it. The main reason why people love this character is because we want to be that character. He’s not full of depth or interesting really. Indy is just fun to watch, but not when he’s elderly. Then it just starts to feel sad, and reminds me that no matter how much fun we have on this earth in our youth. We all get old, become useless, and then eventually die (usually painfully). I want to remember Indiana Jones as a young adventurous man and not an old guy who seriously needs to retire before he ends up either breaking a hip from running away from traps, or forgetting where he is while exploring a tomb. This new film will either feel like a complete joke, or James Mangold might attempt to make it like a depressing character study which is not a smart choice when your lead character is completely unrealistic and not that relatable.
Older people aren't allowed to have fun? It's kind of an Ageist thinking to assume that just because someone is a certain age that they must act a certain way or are fragile or 'useless'. He was in his 40s during the original Indiana Jones movies anyway..not exactly his 'youth'.
@@willshad when you get older your bones become much more brittle, you lose muscle mass that you can’t get back, your pain receptors become more sensitive, and overall your body becomes more limited with every new decade of age you reach. So yes, once you reach your 80’s, most of the physical fun you can have is very limited, and you need to be extremely careful when physically exerting yourself. Harrison already fucked up his shoulder pretty bad while filming this new movie and I think they still have a lot of filming left to do. It seems like he crashes a plane every couple of years now, and I think it’s time to put characters like Indiana Jones behind him rather than risk his actual life to make another one of these movies. There’s nothing wrong with getting old and just relaxing instead of trying to prove you still got it when it doesn’t matter. Harrison’s not the man he used to be and that’s fine. Making an Indiana Jones movie when he’s 80 is just ridiculous at this point. They even made a joke about it in the fourth one, but now he actually is 80.
Great, another PoS Indiana Jones movie nobody asked for.
And this is how he injured his shoulder.
Super woke movie coming soon
I take it you don’t know what woke means
based on the fact it has ONE female protagonist lol
yeah, everyone screamed "woke" about the new james bond film even though there's no evidence of extreme feminism and the d**kheads who wrote those articles on the subject hoping nobody has ever seen a Bond film before.
@@MrHEC381991 Considering the state of Hollywood, it seemed like a safe bet that NTTD was going to be woke. I will happily say that I am relieved that it did not turn out that way.
@@DarkSentinel7 but woke just means being progressive and alerting oneself to injustice in society, particularly racism and sexism. I don’t get why it is now considered an insult
Metaverse Coins trend ok
Starlink Mana Sandbox Mbox buy
Christ these movies are from the fucking 70s. Take that in lol
80s
Old man.
i live Ford i love Indy but he moves like a brick.....
Gay
“He needs a target to practice”- 👴🏻