Jory

Have you heard Daniel Craig's (attempts at) American accents?

JoeyOhhhh

Be sure to incorporate plot points from this short into both episode 7 and Indy 5, then profit http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Into_the_Great_Unknown

RocShemp

I'm actually more excited for an Indy 5 than any new Star Wars movies. So I hope this actually happens.

Mike86

I get the idea of people wanting to keep the franchise alive but to me the day Indiana Jones is recast and no longer played by Ford is the day the franchise dies to me. That being said I would like one final film to really give the series a good sendoff rather than the disappointment that was Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. I could really care less about the ongoing adventures of his son or whoever either. To me Disney buying all these franchises it both good and bad. Good in the sense that we'll get a lot of output, but bad in the sense that out of that output there's bound to be a lot of crap as we all know Disney will milk franchises like Marvel, Star Wars/Indiana Jones, etc to death.

inri222

Sonic

Actually let's scratch that out.

wm lopez

That is the best way to go.

Josh-da-man

I've long wished that, instead of making shitty movies during the 90s, that Harrison Ford had instead made more Indiana Jones films.

1991 - INDIANA JONES AND QUEST FOR THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE co-starring Annette Benning (instead of Regarding Henry)

1995 - INDIANA JONES AND THE SECRET OF KING SOLOMON'S MINES co-starring Julia Ormond (instead of Sabrina)

1997 - INDIANA JONES AND THE LOST KINGDOM OF ATLANTIS co-starring Brad Pitt and Natascha McElhone (instead of Devils Own)

1998 - INDIANA JONES AND THE SPEAR OF DESTINY co-starring Anne Heche (instead of Six Days Seven Nights)

1999 - INDIANA JONES AND THE CURSE OF THE MUMMY'S TOMB co-starring Kristin Scott-Thomas. (Instead of Random Hearts)

hanshotfirst1138

Soon Disney will own everything down to the fillings in my teeth. Ah, well, maybe they're release a properly colored version of Raiders with the reflection put back in. Right after they release the OOT. Right. Although with Spielberg back and Lucas seemingly out of the picture, maybe this could turn out to be interesting, but I'm highly skeptical. Spielberg has of late finally stopped looking backwards, this looks like a step in the wrong direction. There is such a thing as enough of something.

DaveyJoe

Do not want.

stvn1974

I am waiting for the press release stating that Spielberg is out for Indy 5 and JJ Abrams will be directing.

Mountain Biker

The Last Crusade is that movie

RocShemp

That movie totally ruined Sallah and Marcus Brody.

Mike86

Before Kingdom of the Crystal Skull came along I would have agreed. Now though I think the franchise deserves one final really good sendoff as the last one hurt the legacy of the franchise a bit in my opinion.

jeffkjoe

Kinda like ROCKY VI fixed ROCKY V

hanshotfirst1138

The man has to sleep sometime.

There are some who argued that the franchise was starting to wear thin by that point anyway. There is such a thing as enough of a good thing.

My friend keeps saying the same about Die Hard 5. I'm inclined to say the opposite, and that it's a clear indicator that it's time to let things rest.

DRG

They should do a pseudo-reboot that's also a sequel. What I'm picturing is something that's almost like a reversal of the opening of Last Crusade. Imagine this: Harrison Ford as old Indy is in HIS present day (maybe the 1960s at this point) trying to solve one last archaeological mystery that ties back to an adventure from his past. So we get older wiser Ford in bumper segments throughout the film doing the detective work but the majority of the action is in flashbacks with a younger brash version of Indy played by another actor. And if done right the new actor could take over in future installments... it would be a reboot in a sense but keep canonical continuity with the original series.

dex14

I like it... where is Sean Patrick Flanery?

Groucho

Unconscious on a bus in Florida.

TGM

I hate this idea with the white hot fury of a thousand suns.

DRG

Well, the alternative is a 72 year old man doing the bulk of the action work.

E Unit

God did it ever. I was really pissed to see Brody go from an academic who ran a museum to a bumbling globetrotting idiot. Sallah was just plain wasted, and just unneeded.

Mike86

Fuck that. Like I said Harrison Ford is Indy and the day that he's not is the day the franchise is over to me.

TGM

I already said... Indy's other badass son. Played by the likes of Ackles, or Chris Pine. Indy taking on the Sean Connery role. Pass the torch. Hell, this whole series is an homage to old timey serials, the next one call it "Son of Indiana Jones"...

DJariya

They actually already did this in the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles on ABC. Harrison Ford guest starred in an episode as Indy around 50 years old and they flashed back to younger Indy played by Sean Patrick Flannery for the majority of the episode.

Here's the episode

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108635/...nm_flmg_act_26