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Anybody seen the trailer? I loved it!!! Harrison Ford's a bit long in the tooth to play that tenacious daredevil archeologist, but a lot of those guys go globe-trotting 'til they drop over dead, so maybe it ain't too much of a stretch...
Looks like a damn good movie, don'tcha think? Screenplay by Jurassic Park/Lost World's David Koepp, Steven Spielberg (of the first three installments) enthusiastically directing as always (God bless him), Lucas/Marshall/Kennedy producing, all the original team there except (I believe) cinematographer Douglas Sloccombe, who is (I believe) in his 80s now and not quite physically up to the task; probably David Tattersall, who lensed the Star Wars prequels, will take over that "chore". A lot of CGI, but some good ol' fashioned live-action stunts, with Harry himself as Indy doing a lot of them, no small feat at age 65. Stick-thin, sweet, 30-something waif Callista Flockhart must be good for him (no need for viagra LOL). And Karen Allen back as tough-as-nails Marion Ravenwood (sweet-always loved her good right hook in the first Raiders)! John Hurt as her father Abner (waitaminute, isn't Abner dead-?). A couple of newcomers too--the kid from Transformers and I forget the other dude as Indy's sidekicks (fill in the blanks).
Ahh, for lack of a social life, I'll make up for it with some good cinematic entertainment this year! Highlights of '08: We'll get a new President (scattered isolated hand-claps) and a new Indiana Jones film (huge, thunderous, stadium-filling cheers). Shows you where my priorities lie, eh?
Anyway, thought this might get a chuckle.
Looks like a damn good movie, don'tcha think? Screenplay by Jurassic Park/Lost World's David Koepp, Steven Spielberg (of the first three installments) enthusiastically directing as always (God bless him), Lucas/Marshall/Kennedy producing, all the original team there except (I believe) cinematographer Douglas Sloccombe, who is (I believe) in his 80s now and not quite physically up to the task; probably David Tattersall, who lensed the Star Wars prequels, will take over that "chore". A lot of CGI, but some good ol' fashioned live-action stunts, with Harry himself as Indy doing a lot of them, no small feat at age 65. Stick-thin, sweet, 30-something waif Callista Flockhart must be good for him (no need for viagra LOL). And Karen Allen back as tough-as-nails Marion Ravenwood (sweet-always loved her good right hook in the first Raiders)! John Hurt as her father Abner (waitaminute, isn't Abner dead-?). A couple of newcomers too--the kid from Transformers and I forget the other dude as Indy's sidekicks (fill in the blanks).
Ahh, for lack of a social life, I'll make up for it with some good cinematic entertainment this year! Highlights of '08: We'll get a new President (scattered isolated hand-claps) and a new Indiana Jones film (huge, thunderous, stadium-filling cheers). Shows you where my priorities lie, eh?
Anyway, thought this might get a chuckle.
deleted_user
Havent seen the trailer yet, but my wife has. She said it look "good". She was/is a fan of the Indiana films.
deleted_user
Oh, is it really possible someone hasn't seen the trailer. Maybe it's just my husband who makes me watch it every other day just incase something has changed. We already have a babysitter planned for premier night. Never in all my 32 yrs have I seen a movie on opening night.
deleted_user
Haven't seen the trailer. I'm kinda curious how the movie will be, though.
tossedaside
definately a must see if Sly can make a new Rambo Harrison will nail this
deleted_user
The Indiana Jones movies are some of my all time favorites. I plan to go as soon as it comes out. They ROCK
koolman
cometodoc: YEAH!!! Raiders of the Lost Ark IS actually my favorite movie. It's got it all. Temple of Doom was a well-crafted film visually with a horrible story, but had some nice laughs "Water...!" Last Crusade brought the welcome talents of Sean Connery as Indy's eccentric philandering dad--really a treat watching Harrison and Sean work together!!!
koolman
I thought Sly's new Rambo film lacked story, but he sure was beefed up as usual (albeit a bit worse-for-wear spiritually as Rambo, because of all the killing that character enjoyed). But Indy is more of an academic, educational adventure, with a mind as well as a heart, and I think this new film is gonna kick ass!!!
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