April 18th, 2007 -- Written by John Campea
Let me say this first. I LOVE Frank Darabont. The man is an incredible filmmaker and story teller. He’s responsible for my #3 all time favorite film (The Shawsank Redemption). But now, I’m sort of questioning his sanity a bit.
Ok, a bit of background here. A while back George Lucas hired Frank Darabont to write the script for the new Indiana Jones 4 flick. Darabont spent a year on it, and apparently he and Steven Spielberg loved it. So they took it to Lucas, and George turned it down flat. At first when I heard that news I thought George was nuts! If Frank Darabont says it’s a good script… then its got to be a good script right?
Well, Joel sent me a link to a follow up story where Darabont is now publicly blasting George Lucas for turing down his script… but the thing is… it actually looks like George made the right decision (GASP!!!!) Slashfilm give us these quotes from Darabont:
“It was a tremendous disappointment and a waste of a year,” Darabont told MTV. “It showed me how badly things can go. I spent a year of very determined effort on something I was very excited about, working very closely with Steven Spielberg and coming up with a result that I and he felt was terrific. He wanted to direct it as his next movie, and then suddenly the whole thing goes down in flames because George Lucas doesn’t like the script.”
“I told him he was crazy. I said, ‘You have a fantastic script. I think you’re insane, George.’ You can say things like that to George, and he doesn’t even blink. He’s one of the most stubborn men I know.”
Ok, now if you’re like me after reading that you’re thinking to yourself “Holy crap, George Lucas really has gone off the deep end!!!”. But wait one second… could it be that George Lucas actually made the RIGHT decision here? Well… decide for yourself after reading what Darabont’s script was about:
Darabont’s screenplay supposedly dealt with Indy investigating UFOs in the ’50s.
Indiana Jones vs ALIENS????? ALIENS!?!?!?! Sorry Frank, I love ya man… but are you crazy? Holy crap… maybe George still knows what he’s doing after all.
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Agreed! That is a lousy script idea.
A jungle adventurer mixed with Alien/UFO. Come on..totally retarded idea.
Is that really any stranger than Indy investigating other myths? Technically, this would be scientific myths vs. religious ones, but does that make a huge difference?
Well it would have been intriguing. I mean who knows how it would have turned out; tone is everything with something like that. Maybe we’re not talking Rosswell, ID4, or Close Encounters aliens but something entirely brilliant and original. It is Darabont after all.
I really think the eventual Indy 4 DVD should come with a documentary detailing the entire decade long development of the film and talk about all the different scripts so we can find out what could have been. Failing that, I hope Darabont leaks the script on the internet.
I’ve got to agree with Papa George on this one.
Indiana Jones and The Grays of Area 51 was not the way to go.
I tip my hat to you Mr Lucas for at least making one good decision in the past 10 years.
Ok let me get this straight. Indy vs Aliens is more outlandish than Indy finding the Lost Ark which can blast away opposing armies by calling angels from heaven?
Sorry I don’t see how dealing with Area 51 can be considered a ridiculous concept. And Darabont is a helluva better screenplay writer than Lucas.
I’m all for alien and sci-fi pictures, but indiana Jones is not the vehicle for it. Yes, Shawshank is one of the best films ever, but that doesn’t mean everything he does is gold. Good on ya George for turing this idea down.
Though I really have a hard time matching the image of Indy with aliens, but do we really know it was about aliens? I mean, that quote says SUPPOSEDLY..as far as we know that part could be some false rumor
Not necessarily… I can see how this could branch out into a multitude of intriguing, “Indy-esque” story plots. The period between 1950 and 1960 saw the explosion of UFO sightings starting with the Kenneth Arnold sighting at Mount Rainier. Speculation ran wild and fueled the public imagination as to what these strange sightings were. One of the more fascinating UFO tidbits to date is that Nazi Germany had experimented with the utilization of saucer-like craft to be used as fighter planes during the closing days of the war. Therein we have both a “mythical” conception as well as the classic “Nazis-as-villains” Indiana Jones constant.
But since the movies deal primarily with archaeology, then of course this would be a drastic paradigmatic shift for the franchise.
Indy and ufos? Na uh. I would have instantly lost any interest in the new movie if I heard that was the plot.
What happens in the third act? Indy is in trouble surrounded by short green guys and the millennium falcon sweeps in to save him? This wouldn’t be Indiana Jones at all.
I’m with you on this one. ALIENS?!? Thank the lord Lucas shot that down.
THANK YOU ONEPUMPED NINJA!!! I was just going to mention that! indiana Jones is an archaeologist who hunts and researches religious, cultural and historiacal articfacts. He’s not a darn Alien Hunter!
Good boy George. Good Boy.
Indy vs. Darth Vader? I’m with you John…no way.
Considering Darabont’s track record, I think he deserves the benefit of the doubt regarding the quality of his script.
It may very well suck, it may not. Who knows.
Personally, I prefer Indy going after historical artifacts. That’s one of the appeals of the Indy films. That’s not to say that Darabont’s idea may not have been interesting, but aliens would definately have not been my first choice (or 2nd, or 3rd, or….) for subject matter.
On the other hand, a film like Stargate did a fantastic job of combining the mystery and wonder of an ancient civilization with aliens (although I doubt Darabont’s script would have had aliens attacking us in any way)
The thing is though that, I’ll take a Darabont script over a Lucas approved script every time, no matter how off-the-wall it sounds.
Hey Tedard,
The thing is… even if Darabont’s script was a great one… it’s just not an Indiana Jones Script. Like Krintina said, Indy is an archaeologist, not an alien hunter. It’s the wrong vehicle.
Also, keep in mind that Speilberg also approved the new script that they’re actually shooting with.
Ha! Lucas can shoot down an alien idea, but he doesn’t have the sense to cut NOOOO!!!!! from Revenge of the Sith. Weird.
think it sounds a great idea had enough of Nazi’s and the desert .
think it sounds a great idea had enough of Nazi’s and the desert .
IT never said he was fighting aliens. Just investigating. He’s probably sent to investigate thinking it is ridiculous and uncovers some sort of other conspiracy…hopefully involving nazis. Etc Etc.
No need to jump to conclusions now
While my initial reaction was “no way,” I would have to say that it could have worked if ‘done right’ — for instance, you can find plenty of books and documents trying to find a correlation between ancient civiliations (the aztecs, mayans, etc) and aliens: Whether visitors from other worlds visted those cultures, if the cultures actually came from other worlds, etc. If that was the angle they went with , I would have been interested.
But Indy mucking around Area 51? Nay Nay.
I dont know its hard to say without actually reading the script, dont you think? It might have made a pretty good movie considering the 1950s delt with a lot of paranormal activity and the 1950s is when Indy takes place so…It might have been really interesting…I mean Indy did go after the Holy Grail! Think about it, Spielburg plus Aliens plus Indy could be pretty interesting stuff. I mean giant alien robots is kind of out there too!
Follow up…George Lucas’s track record lately is terrible.
I really dont think they would have turned Indy into a UFO chaser per se. I think it probably would have had more to do with Archeaology and Biblical history (like the others) and perhaps a storyline about certain biblical text possibly referring to extraterrestrials and that tieing in with Historical data, etc.
No way! It would have beena total departure from what Indiana Jones is. Chasing Aliens isn’t what he does and isn’t connected with his job at all. He’s an Archeaologist for christ’s sake.
…and this is why Indiana Jones 4 is going to be horrible. I think everyone should lighten up on the fact that it’s “Indiana Jones vs aliens”. You shouldn’t bash the script based off the vague statment “Darabont’s screenplay supposedly dealt with Indy investigating UFOs in the ’50s”.
Honestly if Spielberg loved it, I’m sure it was pretty damn good. I’d love to get my hands on it, just to read it and make a better judgement of whether it was right for Lucas to turn it down. Unfortunatly, I’m sure no one will get that chance.
I’d be intersted in reading this script. I think it’s a cool idea. If you’ve ever read “Chariots of the Gods” you’d know how easily it is to connect archeology and alien influence. They could do what Dan Brown did with “Holy Blood, Holy Grail.” Wrap a plot around a non-fiction “psuedo-archeology” classic and turn it into the next “Da Vinci Code” starring Indiana Jones. It would stir up controversy too, which is always good for business.
I’d honestly rather see Indy uncovering the alien influence on human history, Da Vinci code style, racing against the Russians for some alien artifact, than see him shuffling through the sunken ruins of Atlantis with his arthritic whip. Indy is old now, but he still has a sharp mind for solving puzzles.
I hope they have something cooler in mind, but I don’t trust Lucas at all after the Star Wars prequels.
It would have been fine by me if the script had been about Nazis and their UFO experiments in the 50s. If theyd keep it at that and not actually show any aliens then it’d been fine.
Based on what I’ve been reading about the cast, INDY IV is more about passing the torch on to a new and younger cast of characters centered around Indy’s son. Maybe they want to launch a new franchise of movies or a new TV series that caters to the under 30 crowd.
Anyway Indiana Jones IV will be more about saying goodbye to Indiana Jones and hello to Indy Jr.
Archeology and aliens? Stargate did come to mind when I heard this. I don’t think the idea of ‘Indiana Jones and the Chariots of the Gods’ is a too bad of an idea since the movies themselves are a tribute to the serials of the 30’s and 40’s. And since this film is more likely to take place in the 50’s, there were quite a bit of alien invasion movies.
i’m thinking this is taken way out of context. i’m just speculating that darabont never really meant for indy to go up against aliens. we don’t even know what the script was about. for example it could have something to do with the pyramids and how aliens built it, that sort of thing. i don’t think alien characters would have ever made it to the screen. just my thoughts.
I’m starting to think that when UFO’s are mentioned, people start thinking X-Files or some shiny sci-fi movies. I think Indy and aliens fit together just fine, if you treat it properly. Some people say that aliens were the influence for the pyramids in Egypt and the giant statues on Easter Island. Would it be so bad to unearth an ancient artifact, only to learn that they’re not from this world? I personally don’t think so.
Gotta agree with JOSH here about that. The fact that it SUPPOSEDLY invovles alien doesn’t set anything in stone. And I don’t think Spielberg is stupid enough to agree to an indy script that is too far from the actual indiana jones character context. Smells like some big false rumor started so that Lucas doesn’t look too big a jerk (although he already does).
The idea could of sucked but odds are, it would have sucked less than what George himself will make.
Maybe it wasn’t disappointing enough for lucas?
remember speilberg wanted to go with darabonts script as well…..he was happy to go with it but lucas held out and they are equal partners in indy so they moved along….
I am sorry but the guy responsible for shawshank redemption gets the benefit of the doubt over the guy responsible for jar jar binks any day……especially when it comes to writing….
Hey, it’s not like it’ll ever get made. Isn’t that what John’s been saying for months now? So why even care?
Frank Darabont may not have everyone’s full faith, but Spielberg should. If Spielberg was excited about Darabont’s script then that should be enough for anyone. Spielberg himself has written some of the best screenplays in cinema history, let’s not forget.
And who says a script involving aliens wouldn’t fit in? Keep in mind Roswell happened in the 50’s, and there’s still a school of thought (if it can be called that) that says the pyramids and other ancient wonders were built or influenced by aliens. Bullshit of course, but it’d still make for a neat way to kill a couple hours in a theater.
And maybe “aliens” means alien undertones, not neccessarily space ships and green men. I think Darabont (and certainly Spielberg) are smart enough to know that flying saucers and beaming Indy up to a space craft wouldn’t fit into the franchise.
As for “George Lucas actually made the RIGHT decision here,” Look at the last 3 movies Spielberg’s made, look at the last 3 movies Darabont’s made… then look at the last 3 movies Lucas has made.
Now who’s judgment would you trust?
As others have said, I think people are blowing this way out of proportion. I doubt Aliens (Bah, can’t help but capitalize because of the movie) would have played any part in the movie whatsoever. More likely, as others have said, would be Nazi experiments involving aircraft. Probably a chance to throw in a few debates about aliens VS religious theories and whatnot, and then a few seconds later you realize it’s right where Indy should be.
Of course, it’s a moot point I guess. Bring on the (soon to be?) leaked script!
Who knows how this would have turned out? Yes, you probably could make a decent movie where Indy investigates UFOs, but it wouldn’t work and the movie going public couldn’t accept in their psyche. You want to know why?
Indiana Jones has always been on quests associated with ancient mythology. Religious history is a rich source of mythology; that’s why he’s gone after the the ark of the covenant, those Indian stones, and the holy grail. The whole UFO thing doesn’t have any mythology: no myths, no artifacts, no ancient stories. Indy going after UFOs would stray away from the mythological underpinnings of every Indiana Jones movie. If they DID however manage to rationally interweave some sort of mythology into the UFO thing it could work. Maybe the ancient mayas were descended from aliens or something like that. But I highly doubt it, since the general public knows of no mythology associated with UFOs.
sorry indy is not fox…..
crappy idea
Kristina said: “Ha! Lucas can shoot down an alien idea, but he doesn’t have the sense to cut NOOOO!!!!! from Revenge of the Sith. Weird.”
Pretty funny.
Devonroy said: “Follow up…George Lucas’s track record lately is terrible.”
I second that.
I dont know why most of you are doubting Frank Darabont’s script along with Spielberg’s (you may remember him from directing such films as the original indiana jones)consent…and (GASP!!) agreeing with George Lucas
(you may remember him from directing such films as Star Wars episode 1 The Phantom Menace)turning down (GASP!!!) a script..Based on each of these film makers track record lately, I would think most of you would be on board with Frank Darabont and Speilberg… I really do admire Mr.Lucas’s earlier films, but really John, you’re questioning Frank Darabont’s sanity?
I’d guess that the story would be something like this….
Indy investigating an ancient site (Peru, Egypt etc) or perhaps several sites – and finding some similarities. Eventually there would be a realization that there was an alien artifact of power to be had.
Indy would have to get it before the competition.
It could have worked but has been done before (many times before) and it’s probably more Lara Croft than Indiana Jones.
I think George made the right decision.
BTW: If you’re interested in similar stories, try reading Domain (Steve Alten) or Firebird (Michael Asher)
Ok, the man is brilliant, no doubt about that. BUT, Aliens and Indie just don’t mix. It’s like adding oil and water. They wont mix! I’m wondering, “WTF was he thinking?!!?”
No one is saying that the script was “bad”. How on earth could we say that? All I’m saying (and a number of other people on here as well) is that it’s not Indiana Jones. He’s not a UFO chaser. He’s not Fox Mulder.
Indiana Jones hunts for significant religious and historical artifacts to place in museums. He teachs on the subject… that’s what Indiana Jones does.
I have ZERO doubt that anything penned by Darabont would be worth a look for sure… but it’s not Indiana Jones. At least in my opinion. And after all… who knows Indiana Jones better that Lucas? He created him in the first place.
I kind of likt the idea of Aliens I mean how much of a difference is than say actual Cup of Christ? How far fetched are Aliens in Indy when there are some pretty far fetched things usually going on in the Indy universe.
Maybe Darabont will have Indy find Zenu and start the Scientoli….
Nah, that’s too easy
I remember years ago there were scripts floating around the internet that had *supposedly* been for Indy 4 but had been all rejected…one of the scripts I read was about aliens.
Anyway, I don’t think anyone can make a good judgment call…we really don’t know the extent of the sci-fi element here, however it would seem out of place for an Indy movie.
Also, this passing of the torch stuff is crap. I want to see Indiana do his OWN thing, not be training people for his retirement. It’s BS. And no one has still answered the question why he would be old, seeing as he has eternal life now from the Holy Grail.
However, I would LOVE to get my hands on that script he wrote…
i heard simon pegg in an interview and he said he had read it and he can’t understand how it got turned down as he said it was fantastic that it had everything you would want from a indiana jones film…
at least they didn’t go shaymalans script……
I dunno. It sounds like it has a lot of potential to me. Is it so much different for Indy to discover that aliens really crashed at Roswell than for him to find a Nazi-melting Ark of the Covenant?
John, you posted: “Darabont’s screenplay supposedly dealt with Indy investigating UFOs in the ’50s.”
Is that a rumor or was that confirmed???
“Indiana Jones vs ALIENS????? ALIENS!?!?!?! Sorry Frank, I love ya man… but are you crazy? Holy crap… maybe George still knows what he’s doing after all.”
Huh? Who said he’s vsing aliens?
John said: “I have ZERO doubt that anything penned by Darabont would be worth a look for sure… but it’s not Indiana Jones. At least in my opinion. And after all… who knows Indiana Jones better that Lucas? He created him in the first place.”
True, he did create the character, and he also wrote all three of the previous movies, as he did with the original star wars, but..he has also
proved that today his abilitites of writing movies arent anything to par with what he did in his earlier days. Take what he did with prequels of the Star Wars movies- they were dreadful, no where near the quality of the originals- I would probably expect so much from someone else..but from the writer of the original ones??? I’m sure he did the best he could, but with that in mind today, seeing him point blank turn down the script of Frank Darabont with Spielburg backing him up leaves me a little frustrated…
Now on “Indy doesnt chase aliens, its not him” I’m sure Frank Darabont wouldn’t of turned Indy into Fox Mulder-have you looked at his other works? It looks like he clearly understands the character after writing numerous projects dealing with the character, as I have found on IMDB…Now, based on some info you got that he’s investigating UFOs in the 1950’s-of which you obviously dont agree with, I’d like to hear what you’d rather see him investigate.
I think this is a fantastic idea. I hope that the script (not excerpts or synopsis) gets posted online. I’d like to read it.
The idea makes sense. Think about it, “Raiders” ended with the massive warehouse of special items our government has acquired. Eventually those pieces will be inspected and probed. Suppose one of those crates holds the remnants of a crashed non-terrestrial craft. An engine lets say, that’s now winding down, its core shielding starting to fade. A very bad thing for us. Boom!
There may be a power pack or a key to restart the machine, a key lost to the ages. Like the search for the Ark, Indy is asked by our governement to find that artifact. Maybe a picture of it in an ancient scroll, writing on the picture matches the engine. A lot of people would want that key, a brass ring to riches. No price too high. Bring in the Nazis, corporate interests, rogue scientists and the Pope (think about it). Granted I’m pulling all of this out of my ass, but you get the idea. This could be a kick ass story. Not as black and white as Jones battling Krites.
Here’s another example, a tangent. This WAS made, an episode of “The Burning Zone”. A one season show from UPN, 1996. It sucks that the network screwed the series and retooled it midway their only season. It could’ve been the next “X-Files”. And its pilot had the coolest villain, the Master Virus. A sentient virus that once ruled the world, before the great flood. All the other serious nasties; viruses, bacteria and germs were its foot soldiers.
Anyhow. Towards the end of war, the Nazis knew they were going to loose. But they acquired an antiquity that would give them the edge if they had more time; opaque jewels remove from a Viking mask. Giving the user the ability to SEE among other things. It generates it’s own power, unspecified. The jewels were put in a canister and implanted in a young SS officer for later use and smuggling. The Third Reich fell.
The present. The elderly man is dying, during his operation to remove what they believe is causing the damage they find the canister. It ends with the operating room nearly getting blown up. Eventually our heroes find the jewels and insert them into a modifed night-vision goggle. It gives the ablity to see lifeforce, soul, spark – whatever you like to call it. They also see black people, no soul? They too are looking for the jewels. I don’t recall since it’s been ten years since I’ve seen it if the jewels were alien in origin. But you get the idea.
Don’t poo poo this unproduced screenplay. As Jason wrote, Spielberg loved the script, that in itself should be cause to greatly consider the possibility. I didn’t know about the Simon Pegg comment. It makes me even more curious.
For those saying they should have gone with it because Spielberg liked it, go back and read the original MBC report whey they announced they were moving ahead with Raiders 4. Spielberg (I’m paraphrasing here) said they waited for “the best” script, and now they have it.
He may have liked Darabont’s, but he says the one they’re doing is “the best” one they looked at.
Good news Larry
Where is this MBC report?
This is intersting, this is from http://spielbergfilms.com/indy4/1151
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“I worked for over a year on that; I worked very close with Steven Spielberg,” Darabont told Faraci. “He was ecstatic with the result and was ready to shoot it two years ago. He was very, very happy with the script and said it was the best draft of anything since ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark.’ That’s really high praise and gave me a real sense of accomplishment, especially when you love the material you’re working on as much as I love the Indiana Jones films.”
Hey remember when Lucas decided to put ewoks in starwars? then a musical number in the middle of Jedi? Then Jar Jar Binks? The he made a whole trilogy about Darth Vader and only decided to put him in the final 5 minutes? Yeah he pretty much screwed up everthing that was good about star wars, no it looks like he is moving on to Indy.
Have all of you lost your minds? For a start, nowhere did it say that aliens are involved. UFO stands for Unidentified Flying Object – it is not exclusive to outer space visitors, but even if it was it does not mean that an object foreign to Earth would involve Aliens.
Secondly, do any of you remember a little film called ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’? One could argue that finding the Ark of the Covenant is equally as fictional, if not more so, than finding an Unidentified Flying Object.
Thirdly, have any of you seen a little show (not so little) called the X-Files? It demonstrates the multitudes of ways you can explore the paranormal and the unknown and that is EXACTLY what Indiana Jones has done, and what he DOES.
So why do people bring aliens into this as if it’s some cheap 1950’s B movie?
[just to add] ^^ I didn’t mean Indy investigates like Mulder and Scully but that he takes interest in the myths and unknowns behind every object he searches for – the grail, the covenant etc – linked to spirituality and the paranormal.
And just noticed that Adam left a comment along these lines. Must have scrolled right past.
This has NEVER been confirmed, so I call BULLSHIT.
I agree with some commenters, nowhere did is say “aliens”, but since when is UFO investigation something for an archaeologist? Unless it’s ancient UFOs, but then we’d have a Stargate prequel.
It doesn’t have to be a “myth” at all, but it’d be nice if they kept Indy an archaeologist.
… but what about the fact that Spielberg loved the script? Darabont (who is an excellent story teller) and Speilberg both loved this script. That’s got to account for something, doesn’t it?
Ah.. nevermind my post. I just read Larry’s… that explains it I think.
BlarneyMan hit the nail on the head. Nowhere can I find anything hat confirms this movie was about aliens. It’s mentioned once by a blogger, but I can’t find where Darabont or Lucas ever said this.
Does anybody here….actually know what an archaeologist is? It’s not a jungle hunter. It’s not a sexy college professor that brings a pot back to a villain once in a while. Here, to save me a lot of typing I’ll give you a little quote.
“Archaeology is the science of how we learn about the past by studying material evidence (the remains of things people have left behind or thrown away) to find out about human cultures of the past.
Archaeologists are scientists who study the objects, buildings, treasures and even old garbage left behind by people of the past. We are kind of like detectives who try to figure out what happened long ago.
Archaeologists are interested in these remains wherever they may exist. The remains of people of the past may exist in the ground, underwater and even in outer space!”
You know, there are lots of theories that ancient cultures may have been influenced by visitors from outer space (ignore whether you think this is far fetched or not, the theory still exists), explaining why many cultures such as the Ancient Egyptians were so unique and advanced etc etc. Yadda yadda, you get the point.
Finding an ancient Unidentified Object is RIGHT UP INDIANA JONES’ ALLEY.
And as my partner pointed out last night, Spielberg and Darabont = respected. Lucas = generally not.
Lucas is generally respected, but the decisions he has took over the years is questionable..
Darabonts script is FANTASTIC!!! ALIENS are ANCIENT…Throughout history…We have been visited by aliens! Aliens are even in the bible IF YOU CAN READ BETWEEN THE LINES!!!!…THE book GENESIS in the bible is all about ATLANTIS, if u READ BETWEEN THE LINES…and there is an alien tone to it. Who do you think is the TRUE creator of man????…maybe we find out in the next INDY flick… Crystal skulls, destroyer of worlds…city of gods!! all have to do with ONE STORY! which is the story of the beginning of civilazation on EARTH.. and YES PEOPLE i belive the ALIENS SHOWED US…and they created ATLANTIS and YES… MU..AND LUMINERA…WAR of the GODS were the GREAT war on EARTH of the ALIENS…they BLEW EACH OTHER UP WITH NUKES….End of story..do some research and u will find evedence around the world!
Its funny reading all this after having seen the movie…..
hahaha try reading the first comments where they thank Lucas for NOT going for a script involving ufo’s and aliens. It’s all a bit sad when you know what p[iece of crap the end product turned out to be. I wouldn’t have minded to have some fague reference to extra terrestials in it, but the aliens in it where in plain sight and looked 1on1 like the ones from the dreaded AI ending and close encounters of the third kind. OOOOOh i wish i could read frank darabond’s version somewhere to decide wether or not his version was any better than teh end version
What’s funnier about reading the earlier comments is that they credit George Lucas for supposedly putting the kibosh on an Indy/aliens concept, when it appears originally to have been Lucas’ idea as far back as the early 90’s. So chalk another bad idea up to Lucas. Fascinating a bit to me that Lucas’ imagination conjured up so many outstanding story ideas up through about 1988, and then *splat*. The higher you are….
Yes it is hilarious to read this now…especially after we know that Indy vs Aliens was the original idea for a fourth movie since Day 1.
Finding this article and seeing the reactions of these primitive people back in 2007 makes me feel like some kind of archaeologist…
Mesajiniz icin tesekkurler bana cok faydali bir bilgi oldu saolun :)