Re: Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods

Posted by James from adsl-144-23-66.cae.bellsouth.net (70.144.23.66) on Monday, April 23, 2007 at 0:58am :

In Reply to: Re: Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods posted by Goodsport from adsl-75-26-171-243.dsl.scrm01.sbcglobal.net (75.26.171.243) on Friday, April 20, 2007 at 9:19pm :

:Besides Indiana Jones himself, I hope that none of the previous characters make it into this film except for Sallah (if part of the movie takes place in or near Egypt) and maybe Indy's dad.

I'd also rather have all new characters that are worthy additions to the franchise. However, I think a Henry Sr. cameo would be logical, since people will probably be curious about his fate.

But it's interesting how everyone's mindset shifts whenever a sequel takes years to develop. If a trilogy is released relatively quickly, people welcome new characters with ease. But once a decade or so goes by, nostalgia kicks in and people tend to want fan fiction rather than a true sequel.

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Re: Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods - James 0:01am 04/24/2007

Re: Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods - Rik Duel 10:09pm 05/15/2007

Re: Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods - Calixar 12:46pm 05/08/2007

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Re: Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods - Michaelson 12:14pm 06/14/2007

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: :Besides Indiana Jones himself, I hope that <i>none</i> of the previous characters make it into this film except for Sallah (if part of the movie takes place in or near Egypt) and maybe Indy's dad. : I'd also rather have all new characters that are worthy additions to the franchise. However, I think a Henry Sr. cameo would be logical, since people will probably be curious about his fate. : But it's interesting how everyone's mindset shifts whenever a sequel takes years to develop. If a trilogy is released relatively quickly, people welcome new characters with ease. But once a decade or so goes by, nostalgia kicks in and people tend to want fan fiction rather than a true sequel.

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