Indiana Jones Box Office HIT: Tom Cruise Takes on Disney's Lucasfilm with Mission Impossible Change!



Indiana Jones Box Office HIT: Tom Cruise Takes on Disney’s Lucasfilm with Mission Impossible Change!

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Tom Cruise is going straight after Kathleen Kennedy’s swan song passion project, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. Steven Spielberg is praising the movie, but other studios must be seeing blood in the water! Cruise is moving Mission Impossible up two days, eating into Indy’s box office run, while simultaneously pleading with cinema owners to put HIS film on premium screens instead of Indiana Jones!

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Variety
https://variety.com/2023/film/news/steven-spielberg-praises-indiana-jones-5-dial-of-destiny-1235594240/

The Hollywood Reporter
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/mission-impossible-dead-reckoning-trailer-tom-cruise-1235403592/

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31 thoughts on “Indiana Jones Box Office HIT: Tom Cruise Takes on Disney's Lucasfilm with Mission Impossible Change!”

  1. I will never pay to watch this Indiana Jones film. That last horrible attempt to cash in on this IP was a travesty, this one is something else. I haven't paid to watch anything from Star Wars since the Force Awakens, and I haven't paid to watch anything from Marvel since Iron Man 2.

    In the case of Marvel movies, I just don't care for the superhero genre generally speaking, but I'm content that my money hasn't been used to fund the Disney ideology regime for some time, and likely never will again.

    I stand by my choices and convictions for my own peace of mind. I just can't keep giving my money over to these companies that push cult ideologies. The damage to our society will be immeasurable, and irreversible if we continue to fund these cults on their society shaping missions.

    Peace.

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  2. James Mangold is a good director. However, Kathleen Kennedy is absolutely terrible. Rest assured whatever she contributes to that Indy film will only make it worse.

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  3. Disney (Marvel) thrived of the ideas, styles & characters of the best anime / manga of the past 20 years .. , now that they used up most ideas, they are caught in making movies with their own ideas, and its not working as well

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  4. I remember back in 2011 when Super 8 released how there was a big push by Hollywood to convince the public that JJ Abrams was the next Steven Spielberg. I immediately called BS based on how he mucked up Star Trek '09, how he sputtered out with Lost, how mediocre MI3 turned out, and how he blatantly ripped off Spielberg for Super 8. Unfortunately I saw a bunch of people, including friends of mine, fall for the lie hook, line, and sinker and it wasn't until Rise of Palpatine that most of them realized they'd been played. We will never have another director quite like Spielberg but I do hope and believe we will eventually get someone that can shake up the industry out of it's malaise at some point.

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  5. No one can say anything bad about a blockbuster film in Hollywood before it's released. If they do then they will be unofficially black balled. Everybody in the business knows how to play the game.

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  6. Based on tom cruise's last movie vs the last indiana jones im giving cruise my money. Dude can make a movie. Im forcing myself to watch a few of his that i either hadnt seen or hadnt finished and i gotta say theyre better than the DEI movies that are churned out these days.

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  7. Indiana Jones is going to die at the box office. The main reason is that they are going to have to CGI a younger Harrison Ford and its going to make it flop. They are going to use the same technique they used for Mark Hamill in the Mandalorian. Even though it was better it still looked fake AND Skywalker's scene showing his face is under a minute. Now its going to be a whole movie. Not only that John Rhys Davies is old. It won't work. Im a diehard Raiders fan and I refuse to watch it because Kathleen Kennedy is involved. Now you are going to turn off younger audiences with an obvious CGI of Ford? It will flop.

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  8. Seriously telling the story four or five times just increases the amount of minutes. People have to watch in order to get to the bottom line. Is this your way of trying to make more money? If so, you’re just as bad as Hollywood.

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  9. The trailers look like a CGI nightmare to be honest. When are films going to realise when stunts look so fake it take you right out the experience. Especially films like this which will be remembered for it simple spectacular real stunts

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