bluetoast

Ah gotcha, I see that now, you were talking about just the classroom scenes themselves, not the overall profession.

Abob Teff

Mike86, you're off the hook ...

For the rest ...

Indiana Jones - professor =

Abob Teff

This ... I've never been a big Mad Max fan either but this trailer looks like some next level shit.

Abob Teff

Well said!

Abob Teff

Not sure if serious ...

Brack

Serious about what? How the movies making Indy a college professor as a running gag? How he seems to wear his glasses at random times? I think you take well made silly movies too seriously.

MOOOH

I love this kind of music

DJariya

http://deadline.com/2015/02/steven-s...ot-1201378113/

Spielberg is reportedly interested in directing depending if he likes the script.

banthafett

They need to kerp him as far away as possible. He made the last movie, but Lucas gets the most shit about it.

RichC2

That's in part because Spielberg still knows how to make good movies.

TGM

kerp. derp.

Mike86

Spielberg is still overall a good director so if he wants to direct I'd be fine with that. I think Lucas is more to blame for Kingdom of the Crystal Skull being so shitty. Spielberg could have kept him in line more and not went along with some of the things in that film, but I have enough faith in him to deliver a decent entry on his own.

RocShemp

The Adventures of Tin Tin is all the proof you need that Spielberg still has what it takes for this kind of franchise.

devilshalo

I don't recall Lucas having anything to do with Jurassic Park: Lost World.

Hazel Motes

I'd rather have George Lucas write and direct Indiana Jones 5 starring Harrison Ford than Steven Spielberg directing an Indiana Jones movie with Chris Pratt that George Lucas has nothing to do with.

E Unit

Uh, no way. Not for me. While I'm not happy with this reboot talk, I'd rather Spielberg direct Pratt and have Lucas bow out. I can't take any more of his shit.

Solid Snake

KotCS had good intentions but the script was weak. I don't mind who the baddies were, I don't mind the aliens, and I don't mind the basic skeleton of the thing. Just the details, man.

I just feel that Spielberg was pressured for so goddamn long that he eventually caved to George.

As Roc mentioned, Tintin showed that Spielberg still has it for that type of adventure.

Artman

I'm a huge Spielberg fan, but I still have to lay KOTCS him. He's the director (and not just a director for hire, literally the biggest director in the world), he approved every shot in the film. I didn't mind the alien storyline, or Marian, his son, etc... but the execution was just awful. It was so different from the previous movies.

If it's a complete reboot, I'd rather Steven do something else...but my first choice would be one last send-off with Ford.

Mike86

Spielberg basically acknowledged that Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is shitty though and he knows a lot of fans didn't like it. From the sounds of it a lot of the stuff were Lucas' ideas and he didn't necessarily like everything but went along with doing it because they're friends. So the fact he went along with stuff he thought was shit is on him but I think Lucas is more at fault.

Shannon Nutt

That's because Lucas is responsible for the story.

Abob Teff

Bullshit. I don't accept this answer from my kids and I don't accept it from him. I don't care what the cool kids were doing; you are responsible for the decisions you made.

Seven%Solution

Yeah, that was KOTCS. Let's avoid that happening again.

fumanstan

Even though I don't care for Crystal Skull, having Spielberg direct would make me much more interested in whatever they try and do for this then not having him.

Mabuse

Tin Tin was pretty awful and forgettable.

Michael Corvin

Tin Tin was good when I saw it, but I will agree it was pretty forgettable.