Indiana Jones 4

[Dolemite]

I'd hit it.

[ssbomberman]

Because Ghostbusters 2 was a giant piece of shit.

Well I consider it more of a small pile of turds...

[Melf]

I'm not exactly sure that Peter Cushing and credibility go hand in hand. He was kind of... pretty much in a fuck load of corn-ball horror movies.

Well, he was at least established in the sense that he was a well known actor and not a total unknown like the main stars were.

[Space Pirate Roberts]

Lucas on doing action with an old Indy

[Dolemite]

Lucas explained: "[Indy's] not running in any of the movies.

Yes he is- he's running all the time. Fuck, how about the beginning of Raiders when the tribe is chasing him? Or when the cult's chasing him in Temple? Has Lucas even watched the movies?

[Scourge]

Some 60 year people can still run, too.

[Dolemite]

Some 60 year people can still run, too.

From what Lucas is saying, Ford can't. And he's not 60, he's 65.

[Space Pirate Roberts]

Louis Stevens confirmed

[Space Pirate Roberts]

No Sallah for you.

[Space Pirate Roberts]

From IGN:

Indy 4 Opening Revealed?
The rumor mill starts grinding.
by Paul Davidson

May 21, 2007 - Indiana Jones IV, the fourth and long-overdue film in the legendary action-adventure series, is mere weeks from production, and already scuttlebutt is hitting online.

It must be taken with salt, of course, but the CHUD.com website has a report that claims to shed light on the opening scene of the movie, as well as its supposed premise and shooting locations. If true — and it's mostly speculation at this point — Indy 4 will be based on the "Chariots of the Gods" theory that for thousands of years, extraterrestrials have visited the civilizations of Earth, wowing the primitive natives with their technology and being worshipped as deities. It's certainly a fringe theory, but there's no denying the various ancient statues and cave drawings — particularly in South America — that bear an uncanny resemblance to modern spacemen and UFOs. At any rate, it sounds like a pretty interesting basis for another expedition by Indiana Jones.

The film, the report continues, would open with an action scene pitting Dr. Jones against Soviet agents at the US's secret Area 51 base, long connected with alien and UFO research. Perhaps the government is holding onto some kind of alien-related artifacts or Roswell debris that the Russians are desperate to acquire. Whatever it is, it launches Indy on his last great mission.

In addition to recently-announced New Haven, Los Angeles, New Mexico, and Hawaii are mentioned as possible shooting locales.

Shia LaBeouf's character is described as a jeans and leather-clad biker type, thrown into the adventure with Indy before learning the two are related.

Remember, this is all just rumor for now, however interesting or plausible. We'll let you know more as we learn it.

Aliens? I dunno about this...