Obviously I don't know for sure, but can't imagine he has no control. Can't have the movie without him, so he could refuse if the script sucks and/or retain some degree of creative veto.
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Obviously I don't know for sure, but can't imagine he has no control. Can't have the movie without him, so he could refuse if the script sucks and/or retain some degree of creative veto.
I would think Ford doesn’t care enough like Tom does.
Nice try, but you're gonna have to do a lot better than that if you're going to try to trick me into watching a scene from Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
100%, he gives no shirts about the legacy of a franchise. Just here to get paid.
Ford's done good work on TV this year in 1923 and Shrinking. I don't agree he's just in it for the paycheck. He seems to care more about Indy than SW.
Lol so far outta 28 critic reviews, Indiana Jones is a 50% on rotten Tomatoes. I have a sneaky suspicion audience is going to be in the dirt. Like around 20-30%
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Good minds think alike as I was fixin' to post something similar. I don't trust critics no way near like I used to but reviews have been pretty brutal. I like to have my Indy memories end at The Last Crusade.
That’s it man. Crystal skull to me was just another one of those ****** die hard movies they decided to make well after Bruce’s prime.
I'd say solid more so than awesome. I might say die hard, die hard Samuel L, live free, die hard 2 and the random 5th one n my rankings.
That's the order. I just loved Live Free. Was a bit ahead of the times given the plot.
I still can't believe this is a movie and I'm not sure who it's for. The people who grew up with the original trilogy consider that enough for them and already disregarded the fourth film years ago. And I doubt kids are clamoring to watch an 80 year old "perform" stunts as long as Chris Pratt and actors like him exist.
There are solid films out there but a lot of them are a little weird and aren't going to be for the mainstream. Like with music, you can't be afraid to dig a little deeper, because if you just accept what's on the surface, you're going to get stuck with continued franchises and reboots. Kenny Chesney is fine for some, but wouldn't you rather listen to Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers? Another Indiana Jones or Ghostbusters sequel is fine I guess, but wouldn't you rather watch Infinity Pool, The Menu, Pearl, or The Northman? I dunno, maybe that's just me.
There are solid films out there but a lot of them are a little weird and aren't going to be for the mainstream. Like with music, you can't be afraid to dig a little deeper, because if you just accept what's on the surface, you're going to get stuck with continued franchises and reboots. Kenny Chesney is fine for some, but wouldn't you rather listen to Sturgill Simpson and Tyler Childers? Another Indiana Jones or Ghostbusters sequel is fine I guess, but wouldn't you rather watch Infinity Pool, The Menu, Pearl, or The Northman? I dunno, maybe that's just me.
Looking forward to The Creator. Looks like it'll be really good and totally different than anything Hollywood has been churning out lately.
I say this as I’m at Disney now… but I will not watch Disney movies anymore until it comes to plus. The parks I enjoy and love seeing my kids love it too. But these movies they’re doing ***** all over us as consumers. We made you Disney. Never in the history has Disney been more obsessed with doing remakes and continuing old franchises, just to ruin them and completely flip the script. It’s insanity. They want our kids, but remember who drives the kids to the theaters, buys them Disney+, or pays for their Internet. The ones you’re shitting on.
I’m fine with continuing a series if it’s good.
Toy Story is great. All 4 were good.
Cars 1 was fine. Cars 2 embarrassing. Indiana Jones has now chosen the cars route
Toy Story is great. All 4 were good.
Cars 1 was fine. Cars 2 embarrassing. Indiana Jones has now chosen the cars route
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/disneys-dis-latest-indiana-jones-123600053.html
Look at the disclaimer at the end of the article.
I'm too old for this crap too, Indy. XD
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I'm too old for this crap too, Indy. XD
I have a friend that saw it said it was great. But he isn’t necessarily someone that I trust in such matters.
I saw it last night, it was not great. At least 30 minutes too long. It was a mess, stopped caring what happened halfway through.
I do profession art and Walt was one of my idols. Went to the park, etc, but I could care less about Disney anyone. They’ve had bomb after bomb and will never learn.
It was fine. Nothing special. It almost came across as one of those cheesy straight to DVD films that they sell at wal mart for $5 that are just crappy knock offs with similar titles. Just better special effects.
This could have been called ‘north Dakota Johnson and the clock of fate’
This could have been called ‘north Dakota Johnson and the clock of fate’
https://www.ign.com/articles/indian...7-will-both-reportedly-lose-about-100-million
Indiana Jones and the $100 Million Dollar Box Office Loss.
Indiana Jones and the $100 Million Dollar Box Office Loss.
Kathleen Kennedy is the Thanos of Disney movie-making, except everything gets annihilated, not just half.
Disney honestly should face a shareholder lawsuit for the destruction she has been permitted to wreck and CONTINUES to be allowed to destroy...
It's insane and she is obviously utterly demented... but still it continues.
From what i found Indiana has made about $100 million so far and MI:7 is soon to be north of $250 million.
I plan on seeing MI:7 at some point, but i haven't cared about Indiana Jones since RotA.