What’s the story?
Nineteen years have passed since Indy went gallivanting off to Venice to look for his missing father (and unwittingly hooked up with Dad's Nazi ex in the process). Spielberg and the gang are insanely tight-lipped about the details of this new adventure, but we do know that Indy will be facing off with Agent Irina Spalko, an icy Communatrix who competes with him to acquire a mysterious (and possibly alien-related) artifact. Indy will also have a new sidekick in the form of Mutt, a James Dean-style rebel.
Three Good Reasons
- Has Indy still got it? Controversy is raging! Is he a worthy action hero, or a relic that should have stayed buried? He could well be a comic combination of both, but we won't know 'til we've seen him in action.
Marion Ravenwood, the most beloved of Indy's conquests (sorry Mrs. Spielberg), returns! Something made it inevitable. Does this "Mutt" kid belong to her? Or Indy? Or both??- Dum da dum-dummm...! John Williams is back to give this film the thrilling and iconic soundtrack we've come to expect. (Just try and get Indy's theme out of your head now.)
Bet You Didn't Know
You probably know that Indy was named for George Lucas's dog. But did you know that the names of Temple of Doom characters "Willie" and "Short Round" were also taken from real-life dogs? We can only assume that Shia LeBoeuf's character "Mutt" is the next stage in this running in-joke.
courtesy of yahoomovie.com
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