Please no.
I like Pratt, but he is too much of a goofball. The Indy actor needs to be a proper straight actor (Straight as in serious).
What, Zero Dark Thirty wasn't enough?
Please no.
I like Pratt, but he is too much of a goofball. The Indy actor needs to be a proper straight actor (Straight as in serious).
He chose... poorly.
You know what I'd want to see them do? Not make an Indiana Jones movie. Just make an Indiana Jones lookalike movie with Pratt like they have done before with movies like Romancing the Stone and National Treasure. Sure, you won't have the brand name to exploit, but Indiana Jones is Harrison Ford, you can't just replace him and call it a day, Indy is no James Bond.That's nostaglia talking. Ford was perfect for Indiana but that was 34 years ago. He's old and just doesn't have that aura that made Indy so cool. Crystal Skull is proof of that
You want to see Indy like this again?
I'd much rather see a young guy like Pratt take the character back to its roots. Capture that vibe that the original movies had
Do it
He was actually Sony's first choice, but he turned down the role.
Sorta like going from Sean Connery to Roger Moore.
Unfortunately, I doubt it'll be his for longer.There will only ever be one Indiana Jones. Harrison Ford stands alone.
Everyone is assuming that this will be a reboot but the article says revival.
Haven't they said in the past they've thought about swapping out actors to play Indy ala James Bond? The article even likens it to the Star Wars "revival" happening, and that's not a reboot, it's the 7th movie. Them reviving the Indy franchise could just mean they're making a new movie and changing out the actor like they planned. They're gonna do the same thing with the actors that play all the super heroes in the Marvel movies, too.
People are pissed about the revival itself. Not cause they think it's a remake.
In what world do you live in that he has no charisma?
You have a fucked up definition. Motherfucker stole the heart of the internet with Forgot About Dre
There will only ever be one Indiana Jones. Harrison Ford stands alone.
Bradley Cooper is just too slick and greasy. He is good at scammy roles.
Next up: Chris Pratt as the lovable Marty McFly, going back in time to the year 1985 with Doc (David Tennant) to make sure his mom (Jennifer Lawrence) and dad (Andrew Garfield) get together.
I think Cooper would make a better Indy than Pratt to be honest. I'm also 100% okay with them recasting the role. Bond survived after Connery left.
Chris Pratt should be the lead of every movie. I wonder who would direct this?
fuck that.
I'm on team Bradley:
Belloq!Bradley Cooper is just too slick and greasy. He is good at scammy roles.
The best thing would be to start a new series with a new adventurer that isn't at all tied to Indiana Jones.
But if we can't leave well enough alone, (and you know we can't,) Chris Pratt could probably pull this off.
The writers would have to remember though that Indy himself isn't a goofy character. Goofy things happen to him, sure, but the man himself isn't goofy. Putting Star-Lord in a hat and giving him a whip is not a recipe for success.
It just dawned on me that Bradley Cooper would be perfect as Belloq.
Belloq!
Indiana Jones should certainly be treated as America's James Bond/Doctor Who; new generations keeping the character's adventures alive.
Am I the only one who really enjoyed Crystal Skull?Unfortunately, I doubt it'll be his for longer.
We'll see what happens. Let's hope for something decent I guess. Can't be worse than Crystal Skull.
Am I the only one who really enjoyed Crystal Skull?
I'm glad Paramount still co-owns the series. Disney won't be able to do anything without their approval or buying the series from them completely.
I'm glad Paramount still co-owns the series. Disney won't be able to do anything without their approval or buying the series from them completely.
The Walt Disney Studios and Paramount Pictures have reached a distribution and marketing agreement for the Indiana Jones franchise.
Under the arrangement, Disney gains distribution and marketing rights to future films, in addition to retaining the ownership rights it secured when it acquired Lucasfilm.
Paramount will continue to be responsible for distribution of the first four films in the franchise and will receive a financial participation on any future films that are produced and released.