Prince-1
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Or, maybe Indy is getting into cosplay??
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SPOILERS: Indiana Jones 5 (Jun 30, 2023)
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Or, maybe Indy is getting into cosplay??
Phroobar
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Or he is in the middle of a recreation of a Roman battle during some local celebration.
erasure fan1
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No, no, no, it's a larping scene.
CaptainMickey
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New Trailer dropped
The Lochness Monsta
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Oh no, this isn't going to be good guys.
Prince-1
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You are correct...it looks like it's going to be great!
Jedijax719
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Got nothing at all from the trailer. No idea what is going on and absolutely nothing compelling to me.
MickeyMouse10
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This looks like a cheap knockoff of Indiana Jones. No wonder Spielberg didn't want to have anything to do with it. The special effects look lousy, especially for the horse scene.
MickeyMouse10
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In fairness to part 4 though.
This one looks so bad, it makes Indy 4 look like a classic.
This one looks so bad, it makes Indy 4 look like a classic.
Disney Irish
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No hint of time travel in this teaser. Maybe they removed that plot point..... 
Casper Gutman
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People who believe a word Doomcock says are idiots who want to be angry. I am so tired of idiots.
Even if there is time travel in the film, they aren’t going to “replace” Indy retroactively with a woman. Disney isn’t going to wipe out one of there most famous properties, one with a large theme park presence and a marketable future. To believe that, even for a second, is to prove yourself such a sucker as to be beneath contempt. Not all criticism of Kennedy is misogynist, but this? This is undeniably misogynist.
Is our educational system this bad at teaching critical thought?
Even if there is time travel in the film, they aren’t going to “replace” Indy retroactively with a woman. Disney isn’t going to wipe out one of there most famous properties, one with a large theme park presence and a marketable future. To believe that, even for a second, is to prove yourself such a sucker as to be beneath contempt. Not all criticism of Kennedy is misogynist, but this? This is undeniably misogynist.
Is our educational system this bad at teaching critical thought?
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Yes, and add to that the invention of social media.....
CaptainMickey
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I used to think something like that would never happen too. Then I saw what KK let happen to Luke and Han Solo.
Casper Gutman
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You mean making Luke an interesting character who developed themes about the failure of the Jedis that Lucas had been pointing towards since Empire? Or having Han killed off, the only way Ford would agree to appear in the film?
CaptainMickey
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If you asked me how to make Luke less interesting or think of a worse way to kill off Han Solo then KK did in those movies, I couldn't think of one. Guess we will never agree on that one. But we will agree she split the fandom.
Luke's entrance in the Mandalorian was awesome. I think all fans can agree on that one.
Screamface
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Why is Luke being a failure, abandoning the legacy and everything the only way he could be "interesting"? I don't get this mentality. This nihilistic approach is the opposite of Luke's story and Star Wars at it's core.
Prince-1
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Based on the trolls that post on some of the forums here I would say yes.
Casper Gutman
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The Jedi legacy is broken. Luke became a hero by ignoring the explicit advice of his Jedi mentors, forming numerous profound personal attachments, frequently giving into emotion, and believing in a Father that the Jedi order had profoundly failed. He then spends years learning about a complacent, decadent order that did things like ignoring the enslavement of his grandmother and thousands of others on Tatooine in favor of negotiating trade agreements. Luke’s story absolutely leads to a reconsideration of the old Jedi code and the construction of something new. We got the first part of that, but unfortunately Disney got scared off from doing the second bit.