Indy V news?!

[zouzounaki]

From TheRaider.Net:

"While promoting Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Shia LaBeouf mentions in a video interview with BBC News that a sequel to Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is moving forward.

"Steven [Spielberg] just said that he cracked the story on it before I left and I think they're gearing that up," LaBeouf said.

Last summer's Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was made for about $185 million and earned $786.6 million worldwide. It was the second-highest earner of 2008, behind just The Dark Knight."

No talk whether or not Harrison will be involved. I know there's a lot of bitching about KotCS (and if you didn't like it, live and let live, I always say! I also always say that I'll never recommend a movie to anyone again because my tastes seem to be... different.) but it was my second favorite Indy movie and I adore the character of Mutt, so this is extremely good news to me! So, hurrah!

Peace, Ghani

Comments

[lastwordslinger.livejournal.com]

Yeah, Temple of Doom was really ridiculous, and KOTCS was nowhere near that bad! Of course, I still went, "he survived an atomic blast... in a FRIDGE? I know he's Indy and everything, but whoa." Hehehehe!

I kinda wanted to see her melt a la Toht.

I KNOW! What happened to the violence!? No one melted or got their heart ripped out or became a super-fast skeleton or anything! I miss the over-the-top deaths, I really do. Scarred for life? Maybe. Entertained? That, too. ;)

[ghanistarkiller.livejournal.com]

Well, at least Irina's eyes burst into flames, there's just not enough of it, dammit! I like her as a villain so much, I wanted to see something really gruesome! "Oh, I believe, sister. That's why I'm standing back here," indeed!

Mehehe, that said, you know, I had never watched the ends of either Raiders or LC (or ToD at all!) until I was in my late teens. I'm a horror hound now so it's hard to imagine but I was super sensitive as a kid and my parents always had me cover my eyes. And then I didn't have the courage to watch them myself for years, lol!

[lastwordslinger.livejournal.com]

I was the same way when I was a kid! Part of me wanted to watch the scary stuff when I was little, but it always affected me to the extreme. It wasn't until I got to be about thirteen that I started going after every scary thing and was able to handle it. Those were the days... When I saw so many things for the first time, and it was all so new! :D