Empire says
This month's issue of Empire magazine (the December issue, fact fans, featuring Mission: Impossible on the cover) contains part two of our Steven Spielberg special, following last month's in-depth look at The Adventures Of Tintin: The Secret Of The Unicorn. This time, we largely focused on War Horse, but we did find time to ask about the much-rumoured Jurassic Park IV and Indiana Jones V.
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So many people hated Indy 4 but I really didn't mind it. I think that all of the Indy movies had him dealing with objects of lore so to me it seemed only natural that the end result would be aliens. Regardless, I'm all over another Indiana movie but they better move quickly.
Jurassic Park is a great series. I'm excited to see another one. hopefully it won't be a "reboot".
I'm incredibly excited for both of these films. I've always been a very big Jurassic Park fan. Hell, for a fairly long period in my life I was studying and set to be a paleontologist. So I've always been really into dinosaurs (and monster movies are always awesome).
I've been anxious for another JP for a long time and think it's a good time for another. I doubt they'll do a reboot/remake. Spielberg doesn't seem like he'd do that to his own work.
I'll be there front row for Indy 5 whenever/if it gets made. I didn't hate Crystal Skull as much as many others did. Sure it was different, and lacked some of the emotional depth as the others, but it was still a fun adventure movie.