Noooooooooo!
https://www.yahoo.com/movies/indiana-jones-5-may-be-rolling-forward-98985700432.html
Indiana Jones and the Secret of Century Village
I could get behind Cooper doing Indy, but not Patterson. He looks too much like a sparkly vampire.
I think this would end up being even more of a disaster than IV was, TBH.
I didnt think IV was so bad.
Were you drunk at the time?!? IV was just awful. :buck2:
Working title for the next movie, "Winidiana Jones: The Fossil-Hunting Fossil".
They made age jokes in Last Crusade and that was what, 1989? Sheesh.
IV was Godawfulfuckterrible. If space aliens weren't enough, Shia the shia-for-brains actor was absolutely ruinous. Thank GOD they didn't decide to revive Indy with his worthless ass.
Holy Crap! Harrison Ford is 72? Who the hell knew that?
I never watched the fourth Indiana Jones movie. Hell to be honest I didn't even know the name of it until I read the article. Well back to my modern pop culture obliviousness with me!
#4 was 50's and fun. theres a borderline of fun and criticism that I refuse to cross. its a fucking movie, get over it.
Quote from: GDS_Starfury on October 03, 2014, 02:10:16 AM
#4 was 50's and fun. theres a borderline of fun and criticism that I refuse to cross. its a fucking movie, get over it.
Yeah and those Star Wars prequels totally kicked ass too!
with the exception of jar jar mirth its what I expected.
Quote from: GDS_Starfury on October 02, 2014, 07:44:06 PM
I didnt think IV was so bad.
Me either, but there are lots of haters out there.
Never saw the fourth one but there were nerd rage riots around here because of how much hate it generated.
was it ever going to live up to the hype?
and the one before had Sean Connery in, and Templar Knights and the Holy Grail, it was going to be unbeatable
the only thing it missed was melting nazis
I'm not the biggest fan of The Big Bang tv series, but I like the episode where one of the characters debated the first Indiana Jones movie. One of them caused an uproar when she said Indy had no impact on the outcome of the story (i.e. the Nazis still would have melted to pieces if he hadn't shown up). Talk about nerd rage lol
Quote from: endfire79 on October 03, 2014, 08:51:04 AM
I'm not the biggest fan of The Big Bang tv series, but I like the episode where one of the characters debated the first Indiana Jones movie. One of them caused an uproar when she said Indy had no impact on the outcome of the story (i.e. the Nazis still would have melted to pieces if he hadn't shown up). Talk about nerd rage lol
lmao, but true
My rage at IV isn't necessarily nerd rage, but more of a "just leave it be" rage. The Last Crusade was an excellent way to just end the Indiana Jones saga and be done with it.
Harrison Ford IS Indiana Jones, period. While I could see another actor doing it (see my previous post), I'd hope if they DO go that route, they DO NOT call him Indiana Jones.
So, okay, maybe a little nerd rage.
IIRC South Park had a crazy episode with the whole Lucas/Spielberg/Ford thing.
Quote from: Banzai_Cat on October 03, 2014, 09:13:43 AM
Harrison Ford IS Indiana Jones, period.
Wonder how things would have turned out if Tom Selleck hadn't turned down the role.
Or if Harrison Ford had played Commander Adama in the BG reboot. He was up for that too IIRC.
Selleck didn't turn down Raiders. CBS wouldn't let him do it because he was under contract for Magnum.
Ah, I thought he had turned it down when Magnum was picked up.
Quote from: Banzai_Cat on October 03, 2014, 10:05:11 AM
Or if Harrison Ford had played Commander Adama in the BG reboot. He was up for that too IIRC.
hmmm didnt know that. woulda been good though.
Basically the same thing happened to Pierce Brosnan with Bond. NBC had him under contract for Remington Steele and wouldn't let him take on Bond (even though NBC had already canceled Remington Steele and they only brought it back after the publicity Brosnan got from the Bond talk). Otherwise he would have taken over from Roger Moore, instead of it going to Timothy Dalton. Brosnan at least did get his chance later.
Of course, Magnum worked out pretty well for Selleck in the end. For a while there was talk of doing a Magnum movie with Tom Clancy writing the story. Would have had Magnum back Naval Intelligence and on some kind of mission. Sounded like a cool concept.
What about the guys from Jake and the Fat Man, Hardcastle and McCormick, Simon and Simon, Frankenstein, Tonto and Tarzan?
Don't forget Riptide, Automan, or Masquerade.
Manimal?
Misfits of Science! Cop Rock!
The Man From Atlantis
Larry and Balki!
BJ and the Bear!
Holmes & Yoyo.
Mork & Mindy. Too soon? Sorry. How about The Man From UNCLE? Or was that The Uncle From MAN? Can't remember. :uglystupid2:
Knight Rider and Airwolf, topped off with some A-Team and a side order of V.
V rocked!!
T J Hooker and Chips?
Fawlty Towers and Upstairs Downstairs for you?
Alf and Cheers?
Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. Case closed.
The Master with Lee Van Cleef and his magical ninja suit that made him lose 40 pounds whenever he put it on.
Good one, SDR.
I'd raise you any Sho Kosugi movie for good measure. :)
HA omg Lee Van Cleef. That mofo was awesome in Escape from New York.
You guys are getting way too crazy without me. I have no idea WTF you are talking about now.
just close your eyes Biggs, lie back and think of Grogs
the virgin is strong in this thread.
Quote from: bayonetbrant on October 04, 2014, 06:33:44 AM
The TV debut of Sheryl Crow...
Quote from: GDS_Starfury on October 04, 2014, 06:54:37 AM
the virgin is strong in this thread.
Sheryl Crow may be many things but that is probably not one of them. ;)
I was referring to the people posting. :buck2:
The veracity of that assumption I shall leave to the forumites' own discretion.
Last of the Summer Wine.
Quote from: Mr. Bigglesworth on October 04, 2014, 01:40:35 AM
You guys are getting way too crazy without me. I have no idea WTF you are talking about now.
I'm with ya, Kev. Let us retire to the "Confused Coots" corner and drink beer.