Originally Posted By mrkthompsn The new Indy movie is getting closer! Any plans to update the Indiana Jones show? <a href="http://www.indianajones.com/site/index.html" target="_blank">http://www.indianajones.com/si te/index.html</a>
Originally Posted By jonnyrzone420 I heard a rumor that the stunt show was going to shut down and getting an added scene from the new movie. Maybe this will have something to do withe proposed 'lucas land' coming to the disney studios in 2009 around the time of the new star tours. I also heard this crazy rumor that at some point they were going build the ride from DLR at the DHS ni the space where the stunt show is now. Maybe that will be based on the numbers from the new indy movie.
Originally Posted By beamerdog After seeing this twice in the first few years it was around, I haven't been back for ages and don't intend to go unless they have a *real* makeover. Not much staying power for me.
Originally Posted By jonnyrzone420 yeah, I've probably seen the show 30 or 40 times, the only interesting thing is looking for indy before hes goes into that black box during the pre-show
Originally Posted By jonnyrzone420 you know those attractions that you say you don't like, but you get totally into them once your there? it's one of those for me.
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 Right, but we miss the pre-show, the cleaning lady who was a cross between Tootsie/Carol Burnett. Budget cuts.
Originally Posted By mrkthompsn I can't wait for the movie. There's an entire generation who has never seen a new Indy on the big screen. It's like not ever having seen Star Wars fresh on the big screen. I'm glad I'm the age to not wonder what that's like.
Originally Posted By christiemarsh88 <<<I can't wait for the movie. There's an entire generation who has never seen a new Indy on the big screen. It's like not ever having seen Star Wars fresh on the big screen. I'm glad I'm the age to not wonder what that's like.>>> Umm, does "Revenge of the Sith" count as a fresh Star Wars movie? I'm part of the generation who's never seen an Indy film on the big screen and I can't hardly contain my excitement. I just hope it lives up to the expectation.
Originally Posted By mousermerf I have still never seen Star Wars on the big screen.. no desire to.. Anywho, i'm excited about Indy but dont see it being as much of a success as they are hoping.
Originally Posted By mrkthompsn I didn't say "Star Wars movie". I said "Star Wars" .. The natural version.
Originally Posted By mrkthompsn <<Harrison got old, but he still has that little boy smile.>> He'd still make a good Han Solo in Episodes VII and VIII
Originally Posted By brotherdave >>How long has it been since Last Crusade? Wait. Don't tell me.<< Well, just for the curious, IJ&The Last Crusade came out in 1989. That will be 19 years between films!!!!
Originally Posted By MPierce >> He'd still make a good Han Solo in Episodes VII and VIII << I very much agree. The lack of a great character like him was why 1, 11, and 111 weren't bigger hits. He can make a movie. >> Anywho, i'm excited about Indy but dont see it being as much of a success as they are hoping. << That's what they are counting on, the excitement of old, and new fans building up to opening. I don't know if it will be a hughe hit or not. Teaming him back up with Karen Allen was a great move. The cast might be able to carry this picture on their own. I'm sure it will make some money. If it goes over real big, count on a release of all the old Indy movies. Maybe with added scenes, and improved sound.
Originally Posted By Friar Tuck and Roll Didn't South Park put an end to the special edition Indy. "Don't Watch, It'll be terrible"-Stan "Wow, that movie must have really sucked *****"-Cartman
