And a lot of them are the same people who dismissed Andor without even watching it. Ignoring not only the best Star Wars tv show but simply a darn good show period simply due to their pettiness of having to say something is good.
I have been very disappointed with the Star Wars theatrical movies since Disney purchased Lucasfilm, except for Rogue One. That movie is excellent! Andor is a great show. (first two episodes are pretty slow and probably loose a lot people before it gets going, just my guess) Mandalorian is great. So Disney can do it! They just seem to miss a lot. There is hope.
Indiana Jones 5 Director James Mangold Sets Record Straight Over Inaccurate Online Rumors
The Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny helmer took to Twitter to explain what's not going to happen.gizmodo.com
Raiders of the Lost Ark got a new 4k remaster earlier this year that got pretty good reviews from what I've seen.
It started around 1999 when they did a VHS release that ordered the TV show and movies chronologically as different chapters.
Somebody tell Paramount+.
I think it comes down to point of view.
You seem to trust misogynist you-tube Doomcock over the actual director of the film. I think that’s worth some introspection.
Men and women are different. Gender is not like race. Someone objecting to a Black Indiana Jones (or James Bond or Ariel) is probably just a racist. But gender is an actual meaningful thing that differentiates people.
No, I've said I don't believe what doomcock says. I also don't believe Mangold is being upfront either. These are Hollywood studio people after all. He's already bending the truth in the article with the line I quoted.
To be fair, the marvels will get a good dragging through the mud because Brie Larson is pretty insufferable, and not many fans like her.
Yes, the franchise will continue, with a new person taking up the mantle. That's the point. No one thinks that this new person will be called Indiana Jones. The reason the prospect of a female taking up the mantle upsets people is that it seems they are ignoring the previous lore. No one wants Shia back in the roll. But enough time has passed in my eyes that you could just recast. You know, his son, who they hinted at the end of 4 would take up the mantle. Then Indy snatched the hat away. I'm rooting for this film if you go back and check my posts. My only point was, in no way would it be shocking if a female takes the mantle up at the end of the film. You know, like Rey did at the end of 9.
Why can't there be a female archaeologist that becomes the new lead in a new show that is in the same universe as Indy?
Or taking a previous strong female type, making her gay just to check off a box. See Willow series.
Yea, that's fine. You can read into it how you want. I've been pretty positive on this trailer hoping the movie is good. I'd say I'm being more open minded than you. I can at least admit there's a chance this goes sideway. Especially with Kennedys track record. Do I want it to fail? No, I've loved the character since I was a kid.
Here's the thing. That's a fine scenario, and could make a lot of sense. My question is why won't they come out and say that? Their trailer could have dispelled all the noise. I think the movie gets a lot of the same criticism if it was his son taking over as well. You know what would have worked best? One last pure Ford Indiana Jones film with him walking into the sunset. Then you recast for a younger Indy. Something after the age of the young Indy series but before the films. Problem solved. People really don't want a knock off Indy. We have plenty of those. Tomb raider, uncharted, the mummy, national treasure... We just want Indy.