Indiana Jones 5 and the Temple of Relativism

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Will the 2023 film reflect the ‘faith seeking understanding’ element of ‘Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade,’ or the drab rationalism of ‘Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull?’

The film industry is abuzz over Disney’s forthcoming movie about the world’s most beloved archaeologist — Dr. Henry “Indiana” Jones, Jr.

Details are still scant on plot, but Harrison Ford once again is donning the whip and fedora in what he has hinted may be his last acting gig before retiring. John Williams is again scoring the music in what he has indicated will also be his final film. Series creator George Lucas is not involved, having sold Lucasfilm properties (Star Wars, Indiana Jones) to Disney in 2012. Director Steven Spielberg, who helmed the previous four Indy sagas, turned over directing reins to James Mangold (Walk the Line, 3:10 to Yuma, Ford. v. Ferrari).

The film is set for release June 30, 2023. The working title at this point is simply Indiana Jones.

Mangold said yesterday that the first public trailer will debut in “less than 30 days,” but a teaser trailer was shown at Disney’s D23 expo in September. It was shown only to those actually in attendance, but it later leaked online. Based on this first look, it appears to be in full command of the action/adventure motif that an Indiana Jones movie requires, but in the little dialogue that is included, Indy delivers a line that apparently summarizes his philosophy as a now older man looking back on all that he encountered in his many quests:

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