If Jones figures how to time travel, why doesn’t he go back to 1930 and kill Hitler? That way he’d save millions of lives and not have to do the whole Ark search.


Then he can travel to India and kill that Golley-Ma Shuckteeday creep. So on and so forth, you get the idea
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Maybe he'll go back to 2007 and stop himself from signing up for Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
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I stopped at the Last Crusade. Doesn't sound like my decision was/is faulty.
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Nice.


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Wish they copied the posters of the first three movies.
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Oh gawd they should have stopped
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this is gonna be gud

mangold owns
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Everything James Mangold does going forward has got to be at LEAST as good as Logan was, ESPECIALLY this titty fucking movie which means it will be 54 times better than Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
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it's fan made
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He’s too old for this role but wth I’ll still watch it.
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No one would argue with this. But it’s been confirmed he’s being CGI de-aged. Similar to the Marvel films and The Irishman.
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That's for the flashbacks.

Old Indy can still be good Indy.
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Indiana Jones 5 is expected to be the final film of the series, and the makers are leaving no stone unturned to deliver a spectacular send-off to the beloved franchise and Harrison Ford. Boyd Holbrook, who watched a portion of Indiana Jones 5 recently, praised Ford and promised a "badass" and emotional movie. Talking to Men’s Health, Holbrook said:

"I can assure you that it’s going to be badass. I got to see like half an hour of it when I went to L.A., and I saw Jim. You know, just look at his work: Ford v Ferrari, it’s gonna be fast, it’s gonna be badass, and it’s gonna have heart. All of his films have this emotional beat in them, but we’ve got this grand scale of Indiana Jones."

Holbrook is excited to work with James Mangold again after Logan, and like the producers, he too believes the director will exceed expectations. Mangold has written Indiana Jones 5 with Ford v Ferrari scribes Jez and John-Henry Butterworth, and his fresh perspective on the franchise has been commended by producers Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall.
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