Haha nice Indiana Jones reference!
Probably the silliest part of Indiana (ASIDE of last part) but also the most dynamic
Yet i would appreciate another adventure-like franchise in film industry that could be compared to this glorious line of films
There is too much virtue signalling, political messages and social stuff. Movie sometimes must be just an entertainment or the vision of author or the book it portrais not the reflection reality
Nice art by SixFoot! Always love to see his art!

Hollywood these days if it’s not a remake, reboot associated with some multi franchise cash grab most studios and production companies won’t take a chance on it. Shame because there are good ideas out there.

Yep... The Bone Labyrinth – James Rollins for example
A lot of stuff to go through
But as all new ideas they can be done very wrong... The Wheel of Time kinda has proven that

It costs them very little to rerelease a modern version something they already own. Don't need to pay people to write a new screenplay, new dialogue, new music. At the bare minimum, it's more profitable than just an ashcan copy to protect their rights to the IP.

Exactly it’s a safe bet for them to remake an old IP to hook nostalgia and as long as it turns a profit.

"Drop them Dr. Jones! The stones will be found! You won't!"

Oh shit!!

I grew up with those movies. Temple of Doom was good, but The Last Crusade is still the best in the series. Indy was punching Nazis before the rest of us thought about it.

As they say today 'Anything Goes.'

I am planning on getting one of Nev in the last crusade scenes likely the one of Indie and his dad tied up and the fire spreading there's several scenes and I'd like to do the fight with the nazi mechanic fight at the plane in the first one.

The plane is the only thing that bothered me about the fight with the mechanic. That plane should have been a Junkers or even a Ford tri-motor. Or even better, a Heinkel He-111.

I did love the Type VIIC u-boat. There is an easter egg in the game Medal of Honor: Frontlines (which was also a Stephen Spielberg creation) where the u-boat you sneak on board has a crate with a conspicuous burn mark.

I believe what they were aiming for was the Ho-229 but it resembles the Lippisch Li P.04-106 corse obviously it was a prop plane meant to be blown up for the scene and look extra showy.

The only problem with that is timing. The Horton was still a few years away. The P.04-106 does look like the plane in the movie somewhat.

As a kid I wondered why Indy didn't drown hiding on the outside of the sub, but now I know subs at that time almost always cruised on the surface.

oooh, nice!