The Drifter said:Now I shall let the rest of these guys and gals continue their hopeless battle to ensure themselves that Indy 5 will indeed be made.
It's like using a laser light to entertain a litter of kittens, isn't it.
The Drifter said:Now I shall let the rest of these guys and gals continue their hopeless battle to ensure themselves that Indy 5 will indeed be made.
Pale Horse said:It's like using a laser light to entertain a litter of kittens, isn't it.
Pale Horse said:I should close this thread on general principle.
It's over.
Montana Smith said:
Pale Horse said:It's like using a laser light to entertain a litter of kittens, isn't it.
We'd seriously have to consider firing you if someone did.Pale Horse said:What am I, chopped liver.
Oh yeah, no one like to hang with the mods
As usual Babelfish makes it creepier."I think Harrison Ford Indiana Jones can live up to 90 years, although for this can only eat pureed. Take the example of Clint Eastwood. Is 81 and makes fascinating films. People like this kind of fantasy that takes them to places and scenes never seen before. It's a bit crabber a hero, a survivor who is hurt and suffering ... It looks more like a real person than a superhero."
"I find that Harrison Ford can even live Indiana Jones with 90 years, even so for this only can eat puré. It sees the example of Clint Eastwood. It has 81 years and it makes fascinating films. The people like this type of fancy that takes them the places and scenes never seen. A bit is a hero rezingão; a survivor who if hurt and that he suffers? He looks like yourself a person of truth of what more with a super-hero."
Mungi said:After the last question from a German interview if the "Tintin" movies could delay further Indiana Jones sequels:
"No, the future of the Indiana Jones series is full in George Lucas' hand. He decides how it goes on. He has some kind of inner biologic Indiana Jones-clock. At the moment, I think, he's ready for a fifth film. And when the clock is finally ticking, I'll immediately be there as the director.
- Steven Spielberg
http://www.stern.de/kultur/film/ste...w-blankoscheck-fuers-filmemachen-1742494.html
The Drifter said:Yet ANOTHER stock answer that the big three spew forth every time one of them gets asked about an Indiana Jones V.
"He's ready..." or "We're ready!" or "Working on it..." It's the same recycled bullocks that we've been hearing for the last few years.
Mummy 3 was poorly done and they painted themselves into a corner with the 2nd movie by adding the son to the husband/wife combo.Raiders112390 said:The main problem I think is with having Indy:
-Married
-With a son
-An assistant Dean
They've sort of made the path narrow for future movies unless they can find some way to leave Mutt and Marion behind. I think having Indy be married with a son really limits the character's future prospects. Unless they went for an approach like that of "The Mummy."
Darth Vile said:I wouldn't be so down on it. To me it reads "we're up for it, we're ready for it, we just need the green light". Now that of course doesn't mean it's going to happen... but it's more positive than a "not sure at the moment" or a "perhaps someday"...
Darth Vile said:I wouldn't be so down on it. To me it reads "we're up for it, we're ready for it, we just need the green light". Now that of course doesn't mean it's going to happen... but it's more positive than a "not sure at the moment" or a "perhaps someday"...
Udvarnoky said:I agree. Although he could just be straight-up lying, it's actually shocking to me for Spielberg to say "I'll immediately be there as the director."
Darth Vile said:That was the bit that stood out for me too. He's clearly not sitting on the fence as to his involement... although that doesn't mean he belives it will actually happen (or should happen)...
AndyLGR said:I say go back to basics with Indy 5, dont go down the typical Hollywood cliche ridden route of taking the wife and the son along for the ride. Have a new sidekick, it could be a student for instance, he could be on some college assignment in eastern Europe or Asia or somewhere far flung and he gets thrown into an adventure, anything to leave the wife and kid at home please. His sidekick could be a rival, a Forrestal or a Belloq kind of figure that he agrees to help. The trouble is they may have already covered all possible type of sidekicks in the first 4 films so its difficult to come up with something new I guess.