What Should Indiana Jones Go After Next

[Shadow345]

Indiana Jones and the Zombie Nazis Riding Dinosaurs.

 

[Megamicrofish]

Atlantis. But Indy would be lame underwater, so the big climax would have to be it rising from the sea (then I guess crumbling).

I think Atlantis would be great.
I loved the game all those years ago on my Amiga

 

[rodneyfaile]

Atlantis

 

[PHArchivist]

The Fountain Of Youth...

You know - because after Jack Sparrow's attempt, Jack clearly lost it.

 

[HAL9000]

The Prisoner of Kebab Van

 

[Treadwell]

Atlantis would be fun. So what if they did it already in the IJ EU.
It'd be neat to see an ancient civilization thing rather than another religious artifact thing.

 

[kursosawa]

As long as Indy is going up against ninjas, I'm good.

 

[Mola Rob]

Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Yes Men

 

[Probe Droid]

Social Security.

 

[The Rock-a-who]

Indiana Jones and the Search for the OOT

Oh, this just SCREAMS for a fan-film to be made :lol

 

[blip]

Pop culture should also be taken into account.
Novelty is the key.
The objects and places should be different from anything seen on National Treasure or Tomb Raider or the Mummy series.

The bad guy should be interested in the object for art/ history/ the chase/ or collector reasons, rather than for what it can do.

The henchmen can be from a large National power interested in what it can do.

The personal story is going to be a problem, romantic situations don't work well unless it's younger people. Maybe young Indy needs to take this one over?

Shia isn't the right person to do it. The new actor will be the key, He needs Harrison's worker's type personality ...where are you going to find that in Hollywood?

 

[The Rock-a-who]

The bad guy should be interested in the object for art/ history/ the chase/ or collector reasons, rather than for what it can do.

I think without some 'end-of-world'/'ultimate power' plot, chasing for the sake of art/history, etc will fall flat.

I can't think of an artifact-chasing movie that doesn't include some 'end-of-the-world' plot.

 

[blip]

Agree, maybe not end of the world, but a shift in national power. That would be the motivation of the people lending out the henchmen. The motivation of the (in your face) bad guy should be more true to what treasure hunting is all about.

 

[The Rock-a-who]

Right, I used the term 'end-of-the-wlrd' loosely, but yes, I feel there needs to be more at stake if the bad guy gets the MacGuffin other than just getting it first.

 

[who45]

retirement - fords too old now and he only just got away with it in crystal skull, they should never have left a 20 year gap and i dont want to see the franchise ruined with a son of indy. let indy films be laid to rest now imo - and please no remakes hollywood - you cant beat a classic

 

[blip]

Right, I used the term 'end-of-the-wlrd' loosely, but yes, I feel there needs to be more at stake if the bad guy gets the MacGuffin other than just getting it first.

It could be an extreemly small "world" if you think about it. We could stick him starnded on a small island and the power struggle could take place in under 100 miles. We get to define the size of the world.

 

[DarkHelmet]

Well, since all four movies has a supernatural element, they'd have to do the same, or the audience will get bored (I know I would). An artifact is one thing, but having it attached to something out of this world is what put IJ into greatness.

The Idol, the Cross of Coronado, the Lao Diamond were neat and make good action sequences, but you can't make a movie out of them.

 

[rollerboi]

Indiana Jones and the Eye in the Pyramid.

Lots of ways you could go with that one.

 

[BoozeBeGood]

Hogwarts

Or Santa Claus

 

[NoTsOsErIoUs]

Indiana Jones and the Eternal Flame of Zoroaster.