
Again, the article is sourced anonymously, so it'll probably be best to take this with a pretty large chunk of rock salt, but it sounds plausible enough. God only knows what Lucas will come up with to explain the Bermuda Triangle, though. Third Reich holdouts operating laser towers? Crystal skull statues attempting to kill people with vicious knowledge-beams? Darth Vader having been trapped on a Caribbean island after falling into a black hole and using Force Pull to wreck aircraft out of pure spite? Stuff's source says that the film will be a more traditional Indy film, rather than relying on large amounts of CGI, but hell, Harrison Ford is going to be pushing 70 by the time this movie comes out; it'll be interesting to see what they can get him to do without breaking all of his ribs.
Ford might not even care about a broken rib or three, though; he, Lucas, and Spielberg split almost 90% of all the profits Crystal Skull made after its first $400 million. It went to almost double that number at the worldwide box office, so they each pocketed well over a $100 million from the theatrical release alone. And they only had to nuke the fridge to do it. The question is whether Crystal Skull squandered enough franchise goodwill to seriously hurt the profits of a fifth movie. I guess we'll (maybe) find out in 2012!




























Spielberg was reportedly pretty annoyed at the way the last one turns out, so if this ends up with him tightening the reins the way he did after Temple of Doom and giving us one, last, great Indy movie I'll be really happy.
And I don't think Crystal Skull hurt the franchise, the only people complaining are, ironically, their old time 'fans'.
Much like I have firmly decided that there are only 3 version's of Star Wars and the rest are simply random films not part of the awesome trilogy...
The latest Indi films also do not exist.
Thank you.
Indy gives it all up and decides to go on a vacation with that other chick. But then gasp!, on their way to Bermuda, they get sucked into the Bermuda Triangle! Shenanigans ensue, Mutt saves the day, and the ending ends in a cliffhanger with Indy hanging on a ledge, incredibly close to death.
I for one think it was a load of crap and I'm not a die-hard Indiana Jones fan at all but the fourth movie was just downright shameful
I never understood the hate for Indy 4 and I will probably never will. But I never understood the appeal of Judd Apatow comedies (apart from Walk Hard), so I guess I'm not from this era.
Though I still think that an Indy 5 is a bad idea - the ending of the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull wrapped the history up pretty nicely, let's just stop.
Also all this movie needs to succeed is for Spielberg to take firmer hold of the reins and tell Georgie to stick his aliens where it don't shine. I'm already encouraged by the fact that this isn't Shia in "the new adventures of Indiana Jones" they better not ever try that move.
No. NO! NO!! NNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!