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Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

The official poster was revealed.

It's bound to be better, quicker, more action packed and filled with special effects. Am I the only one who thinks Harrison Ford is getting a little too old for this? Can't they pull a James Bond on this, and replace the lead after a few episodes? 

 


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Do not dwell on the past,nor worry about the future,for tomorrow may not be there. Live today to the fullest,and enjoy life!

Cool! I can't wait for this one to come out-I'll see that one or sure! As for Harrison Ford being too old,I guess I kind of agree,but then again,Sylvester Stallone has made a new 'Rambo',and Bruce Willis just recently me that new "Die Hard",so,I guess they're NEVER TO OLD in Hollywood! Have a good one!  

Cool   P.S.-The Indiana Jones series are some of MY faves!
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MY inferiority complex isn't as good as YOURS

IMHO,no one else in Hollywood could portray Indiana Jones.Come on...who could replace Harrison Ford with his sexy crooked smile?He's like Sean Connery (who played his dad in Last Crusade).Men like him never go out of style.
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