We have to admit when the swelling John Williams “Indiana Jones” score began we got kind of excited and then the trailer progressed and we became more and more disinterested to the point of just shrugging and thinking there’s no real point to it all other than make some more money.
The inclusion of Shia Labeouf is pretty much akin to that moment every television sitcom has trying to pump new life into their sagging show and introducing a new, younger, cuter, funnier kid (see “Growing Pains,” “Diff’rent Strokes” et al). What we think won’t make the slightest dent on how gangbusters this is going to do at the box-office, but to those planning on spending their hard-earned money and time on this film, we wish you the best of luck.
Sweet God, just how bitter & jaded are you?
Heh. Bitter? We’re not angry that there’s another Indiana Jones movie. There’s nothing to be bitter about. Not one of the filmmakers did us wrong.
Perhaps you need to consult the dictionary.
Jaded? Weary of seeing this tired formula carted out for the umpteenth time? Sure, guilty as charged.
This isn’t the official trailer, yo.
Tell me where you read the words “official” and I’ll mail you $20.
I’ve been hearing mutterings about this trailer for some time. But now that I finally see it, I’m appalled at how bad it is. It’s so bad it’s — boring!
And I’m an Indiana Jones fan!
it’s gonna be tough to even come close to the quality and originality of the original Indiana Jones’