Indiana Jones: Time to let it die?
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It's not like the 3rd movie (The Last Crusade) had a perfect "ending" movie title, or a perfect "ending" riding into the sunset, or anything. Listen, I'll watch this eventually, they are fun movies, but movies need to know when to stop making sequels.
The ticker tape parade clips of the trailer look poorly done. Like, rough CGI (both placement of characters, as well as Indy's face), which is disappointing.
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It's not like the 3rd movie (The Last Crusade) had a perfect "ending" movie title, or a perfect "ending" riding into the sunset, or anything. Listen, I'll watch this eventually, they are fun movies, but movies need to know when to stop making sequels.
The ticker tape parade clips of the trailer look poorly done. Like, rough CGI (both placement of characters, as well as Indy's face), which is disappointing.
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They had a good storyline to continue with Shia LeBeouf. Communists as antagonists instead of Nazis, etc.
Lots of world events in the fifties, sixties and seventies.
@Jolly said in Indiana Jones: Time to let it die?:
They had a good storyline to continue with Shia LeBeouf. Communists as antagonists instead of Nazis, etc.
Lots of world events in the fifties, sixties and seventies.
It's not really Indy without Harrison Ford.
Maybe just drop the IP.
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That's an arguable point. Thought they did a decent job with the tv series, considering the budget. Of course, that was Indy in his youth.
In the MCU, the character is the star, not the person playing him. Is Indiana Jones a character that can't be separated from Ford?
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That's an arguable point. Thought they did a decent job with the tv series, considering the budget. Of course, that was Indy in his youth.
In the MCU, the character is the star, not the person playing him. Is Indiana Jones a character that can't be separated from Ford?
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The commercial actually looks decent. The reviews from test audiences looks atrocious.
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@Mik said in Indiana Jones: Time to let it die?:
I’m reminded of S3 of Picard.
Still wondering if I should bother with season 2.
@LuFins-Dad said:
The reviews from test audiences looks atrocious.
Where did you see those? I'm curious.
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@Mik said in Indiana Jones: Time to let it die?:
I’m reminded of S3 of Picard.
Still wondering if I should bother with season 2.
@LuFins-Dad said:
The reviews from test audiences looks atrocious.
Where did you see those? I'm curious.
@George-K said in Indiana Jones: Time to let it die?:
@Mik said in Indiana Jones: Time to let it die?:
I’m reminded of S3 of Picard.
Still wondering if I should bother with season 2.
@LuFins-Dad said:
The reviews from test audiences looks atrocious.
Where did you see those? I'm curious.
Apparently Disney and the director dispute that there were test screenings…
But https://cosmicbook.news/indiana-jones-5-worse-thought-test-screenings
Supposedly John Williams said something to the effect that they filmed a new ending…
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@George-K said in Indiana Jones: Time to let it die?:
@Mik said in Indiana Jones: Time to let it die?:
I’m reminded of S3 of Picard.
Still wondering if I should bother with season 2.
@LuFins-Dad said:
The reviews from test audiences looks atrocious.
Where did you see those? I'm curious.
Apparently Disney and the director dispute that there were test screenings…
But https://cosmicbook.news/indiana-jones-5-worse-thought-test-screenings
Supposedly John Williams said something to the effect that they filmed a new ending…
@LuFins-Dad wow,
"Overall, 2/10. I’d rather watch Crystal Skull 50 times than sit through this atrocity again."
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Speaking of Indiana Jones reminds me of Young Indiana Jones which reminds me of Sean Patrick Flanagan which reminds me of the new movie Nefarious, which I went back and watched the full trailer, and I got to say it actually looks pretty good in a B movie kind of way. Channeling Ax's Movie Reviews, I'd recommend it.