Indy Trailer is Out

February 14, 2008 at 8:42am By: Mr. T Posted in Mr. T's Den

The first Indiana Jones teaser trailer came out today. Its been almost 20 years and a lot has changed. Spielberg has, arguably, become a much better director; the bar for action movies is much higher thanks to franchises like the Matrix films, Mission Impossible, and the Bourne Trilogy; and Harrison Ford is a few years away from qualifying for medicare. Has anyone noticed how badly Harrison has aged over the years? Even Sean Connery, who is supposed to be his fictional father, looks better than him.

In anycase, this should be a definite summer popcorn hit, and will appeal to a broad range of ages, including older couples and entire families. The fact that they premiered the trailer on Good Morning America speaks to that. Although a healthy dose of CGI is to be expected from this one (after all, its produced by Lucas), I hope they don’t do it to death.

Not too much is known about the substance of the film beyond the fact that it takes place during the cold war, and will feature some cameos from the earlier films.

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Mr. Wilson says Here goes nothing... February 14, 2008 at 9:45am

I’m afraid to watch this. Here’s hoping it’s not as laughable as the new Rambo…

Mr. Wilson says RE: Here goes nothing... February 14, 2008 at 9:58am

That wasn’t so bad. Just one “Indy is old!” joke. I wonder how many will make it into the final film? My money is on 36.

Mr. T says RE: Here goes nothing... February 16, 2008 at 1:24am

Dude...its Spielberg and Lucas. They have already programmed you to like this. Sit back, smile, and enjoy.

Gene says Yay! February 14, 2008 at 11:30am

Yay!

Fletch says I loved Rambo! February 14, 2008 at 3:09pm

Best time I’ve had at the movies in a long time. I enjoyed it for what it was.

My for-sure list for this summer is Indy and Dark Knight (Why so serious?). I have some curiosity about Iron Man as well.

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