I'll probably see Indy 5 in the theater. The trick is just go in expecting a really bad movie, so you either leave the theater already knowing it, or perhaps you find something you liked and are surprised.
There were plenty of parts I did like about Crystal Skull. Plenty dumb parts of course, but, whatever. I was never a big fan of Doom either, even though it did fit Indy better. First and third will always be my favorite, with the third being the top.
The Indy movies have always had some kind of visual effect, but it was far less back in the 80s. Maybe just some part at the end, at least that was an obvious effect, but it worked.
I think far to many movies are trying to cram in these huge insane type action shots, but they are so completely obvious as an effect, that it takes away from the movie.
I read that someone who has seen this new Indy said there are just way too many fake stunt type shots like that.
I wish they had stuck to the more traditional real stunts.
I've seen so little, I still don't know the context of a younger Indy. From the trailer, it does look good, so if some parts need that for the story, just have ONLY that.
Who knows, its hard to please everyone, but still, Disney is having a hard time pleasing anyone at this point. (like 5% of people)
I think it's partly her fault and partly whoever is hiring the writers.
