Indy 5 Indiana Jones & The Dial of Destiny All Aboard the Hype Train to June 2023!

Loved the trailer so much more, just having the Raiders march raises it and says to me this is going to be an epic adventure. The line "are you still a Nazi?" was just genius and of course Sallah shouting "give 'em hell Indiana Jones!"

 

I haven't been impressed with what I have seen yet

 

Absolutely loved both trailers so far just wish it was more then 30 seconds!

 

I think it will be a homage in the same sense that TFA was to A New Hope! I'm fine with fan service I love it! Sorry for the double post my bad, mods feel free to merge my posts!

 

This is what my wife and I feared watching the trailers, that it's gonna be another TFA-like movie. I liked ep 7 but, you know, been there, done that...i don't want a indiana jones soft reboot, i hope the movie brings new ideas, new plot twists, new dynamics. I'm ok with a bit of nostalgia, but i'm tired of movies retreading old ground. I want to be surprised. If Dial of Destiny is just a modernized and inferior patchwork of Ark/Crusade/Temple scenes then what's the point? Of course perhaps it won't be just that, but so far the trailers feel a bit like it. I hope i'm wrong, i'm still hyped, it's 50/50 split optimism/pessimism right now to me.

 

Question: i saw a post on the raider/raven forums, they said you can see some ancient greek city and boats on the island during the parachute scene during the teaser..the resolution is not good enough on my computer to be sure. I can see a city and sure it looks like some ancient greek town maybe, but i can't see the boats. Acient boats too? Anyone has better resolution and checked the scene?

If confirmed, then i think we can ditch the idea of indy running into a 60s peplum movie set (leaked photos) or a flashback and our hero going back in time is happening!

 

The set photos of the romans (I think) in costume had Indy lying on the floor in a parachute didnt it?

 

exactly, and we can see what looks like a "ancient" city on the island in the teaser trailer. Of course it could be a long lost city , but people over theraider forum say there are boats visible around the island, "ancient" boats...my resolution is not high enough, but if true then it must be the past (and not a desolated ruin) with Indy and Helena jumping from the plane...

 

Couple that with the footage in the original trailer of the view from the bomber cockpit as its flying through some kind of vortex.

 

just saw the trailer , some of the FX shots look dodgy.

 

Yeah, I don't think the CG effect that ages Harrison Ford to look in his 70's was that good.

 

I wouldn't put much stock in ancient-looking boats as proof of time travel. I've been to the Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean, and I've seen ancient fishing boat designs still being built brand new in the dockyards.

 

True, but with the leaked pictures of a roman/greek battle, and the dial/,destiny timey wimey wink wink title...a lot of clues are pointing in that direction!

 

You call that easy?!

 

Mads Mikkelsen doesn't do bad films!!!

 

Fantastic Beasts 3 says hi.

 

To his credit, when he's doing bad films he chooses those that deliver on the "badness" criteria!!

 

I really think the cynicism is unfair here. James Mangold's a more proven director with a better track record than someone of J.J. Abrams of Star Wars. He's no Lucas or Spielberg. But he's no JJ Abrams and is probably a better version of what Rian Johnson could've been and could've done with Star Wars in The Last Jedi if JJ hadn't gotten involved at the start of the Sequel Trilogy.

He's promised a movie that will be an original story that takes risks. He's even promised to acknowledge Indiana Jones 4 as canon in Indy 5. And it at least looks like Harrison Ford is still having a blast playing Indy.

So I think he'll succeed and at least satisfy Indiana Jones movie lovers/fans, even those of George Lucas, where JJ Abrams failed with Star Wars.

And I have utter faith and more confidence he was telling the truth about collaborating with Lucas and Spielberg on this movie to get it right, more than I did with JJ on SW VII & IX, which was basically no faith at all.

 

Yep, well said.

Mangold is someone who I consider a filmmaker. He is someone who I consider a director. Someone with vision, style, technical expertise, and understanding (and I say this as someone who doesn't even like all of his movies). To me, JJ Abrams is just someone who makes movies and TV shows.

I was excited years back when Mangold was circling some Star Wars projects, and I became super pumped when he was announced as the new director of Indy V. I hold Spielberg in high regard, but I think it was best for both him as a filmmaker and for the success of the project, that a new director take over.

Can't wait to see what we have in store for us!

 

Is he in that? I wouldn't know as I've never seen it

 

Mangold has a better portfolio than any of the other directors LFL hired for the Star Wars movies, aside from Howard. Hopefully that will be enough to at least let the franchise retire with dignity. I have to say though, the action they’ve shown thus far in the trailers doesn’t look promising, lots of mediocre CGI . . .

 

Agreed. it'll be way better then avatar even though it won't show at the box office.

 

My mom wants to see this so badly, she and I are taking Dad to see this as a date night. We were watching the Super Bowl and she was really excited after seeing the tv trailer.