Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, in theaters summer 2023

[Dynaman]

2 hours ago, jvmacross said:

Dunno....Lucasfilm these days seems hellbent on pretending people like everything they do

Not according to Iger's recent comments.  Plus Mutt is gone due to the backlash that film received (no official word on that I ever heard but if that movie had done better or Mutt had been better received I firmly believe we would have seen more of him) and that film did better then this one.

[Hikuro]

35 minutes ago, Dynaman said:

Not according to Iger's recent comments.  Plus Mutt is gone due to the backlash that film received (no official word on that I ever heard but if that movie had done better or Mutt had been better received I firmly believe we would have seen more of him) and that film did better then this one.

Well I'll tell you what they did to that character, regardless of it being Shia's fault as an individual or whatever, they still did that character dirty and I'm a bit pissed about that.

 

I also watched the Indiana Jones and Harrison Ford tribute that came out....it just made me feel really bad. I think if Speilberg had directed it this probably would been a little bit better, but Marigold and Ford apparently didn't have the best relationship but did their best. At the same time there's a lot spoken there that this IS Ford's last time being Indiana, and even Speilberg saying, with him gone, the franchise should just be put to an end, never bring it back, don't reboot it. This and so many popular or beloved franchises I strongly agree with. Back to the Future, Indiana Jones, Terminator, just to name a few....Actors and directors made those movies what they were and to continue them when those people don't want too or can't, just stop, don't bother.