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Satire is an acquired taste. The soap jokes work though. I know people want to pick apart the trailer for hints and clues, but the thing I am trying to spot in it is how often Ford's head is put on another guy's body. I have heard this is a lot and honestly, Scorsese should have considered this...

It was a joke, I figured that was the best way to approach it, have a good laugh.

Makes you wonder what kind of things he did to Short Round when nobody was looking.

I do think that plotline about Indiana Jones sexually abusing a 12-15 year old girl, utterly destroying her so that she becomes an alcoholic prostitute in Nepal by the time she is 18, getting paid to have sex with Nazis and other scum, then takes her back in her 20s to have another crack at...

The thing about ado is there is a lot of it slung around these days and the key strategy is to try to make sure none of the ado gets on you. You hope people will deal with their ado in the privacy of their own homes but they tend to want to share their ado with anybody that they can get to have...

To say nothing of the fact she appears to be an extreme alcoholic. Oh, so difficult to enjoy these old films for some folks now. I mean, it is a movie, not reality nor a guide on how we should conduct ourselves in life.

We are learning things...sort of...

Also, if I understand what they are doing in this picture, a lot of the action scenes are Harrison Ford's head on another guy's body. Is that correct?

How did this thing about Indy and Marion start? I don't recall any of this coming up before, is this something that is in the new film?

In general, I think most adults would agree it is taking advantage of a child if you are having a relationship with a 15 year old, unless you are Errol Flynn or Roman Polanski.

Not sure it is something you would get fired for but depending on the age of the student your ethics and morals may be questioned. Lots of college students sleep with their professors. In terms of the Indy pictures this is not something I have given much thought. I have no idea how old or how...

Isn't the agenda ending Harrison Ford's involvement playing Jones?

What a couple of spoilsports. You guys prepare for 81 C...

Indiana Jones and the Noogie of Nazis was the working title, I think.

I think he believes in magic...

Is there a shower scene in this film?

Who is the actor on the motorcycle in this picture?

There are times when movies really get it right...

Well, probably because Nazis are making such a comeback in the United States right now, they won't appreciate being made out to be the bad guys.

Any series that lasts long enough goes to space. Coppola was asked to do The Godfather 4: Corleones in Space, where they open a casino on the moon and have to battle the other families for the Mars territory. He turned it down but if his next picture has him in too much debt, it could happen.

And I find it hard to imagine people would want to pay to see that. I thought the chase through the jungle in Crystal Skull was absolutely horrible. CGI awfulness of epic proportions.

No offense to Ford or the fans of Indy but I mean he will be 77 years old when they are shooting this...that is pretty ridiculous for an "action hero" role. I mean cheers to all the 77 year old people that can run, jump, climb, and crack a whip but I am thinking at 77 about all the action Indy...

So, is Chris Pratt playing Indy Jr. in this one?

Maybe I should put this in spoilers but in Indy 5 word is that Jones loses his dentures and goes on a wild and epic search to find an ancient and priceless set of false teeth that had belonged to Attila the Hun while a hapless and clumsy Peter MacNicol plays a determined AARP employee that...

I'm a fan of the first and third Indy films. I guess subscribing to the idea that the odd numbered films are better...however...my big issue with Kingdom was the CGI which looked horrible and really destroyed the film for me. The great thing about the two Indy films I like is the sense that you...