Indy is Back!!!! 🤠

Indiana Jones is the greatest Archaeologist

🤠 not sure if word can properly describe how much I am looking to another installment of Indiana Jones.

My mom got me an autograph from Harrison Ford when I was younger. I didn’t even ask for it but it literally blew my mind that Indiana Jones lives in the neighborhood. I had been obsessed with Indy ever since I saw Raiders of the Lost Arch.

Indiana Jones was cooler than Batman as being an archaeologist and adventurer seemed like a more legitimate career path than becoming a vigilante, plus unlike Batman, Indy doesn't have a Batmobile, or high tech gadgets but he gets by just fine. I saw Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in theaters back in 2008 and 10 year old Noam loved that movie!

Although Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is the first film to be directed by someone other than Steven Spielberg, I believe James Mangold will do a great job. With Spielberg and George Lucas as executive producers it seems like a good foundation.

I am ready for an older Indy, and I believe James Mangold is just the guy to tell the tale. You may know James as the directer of The Wolverine (2014) and Old Man Logan (2017).

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

So what did you think of the new trailer? 🍿🤠🎥🎞️⁉️🧐

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