Blade Runner 2 or Indiana Jones 5: Which Rumored Harrison Ford Project Do You Want Less?
Grains of salt at the ready! Twitchfilm is reporting that Harrison Ford is in "early talks" to join Ridley Scott's proposed Blade Runner follow-up -- you know, the one that will probably settle into the same limbo as every other rumored Ridley Scott film and which was previously described by its producer as a reboot, not a sequel. Nevertheless, let's assume for a second that this is a movie that is actually in some phase of development with the nearly 70-year-old actor considering his involvement. And then let's take all the gossip around a rumored fifth Indiana Jones film starring Ford at face value. I know it's difficult, but play along: Which movie would you want less? "Neither" is not an option!
These matters are too important to leave up to anything but democracy, so let's put it to a vote:
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It's gotta be Blade Runner! Because I figure Indiana Jones 5 would start with Ford saying, "I'm too old for this shit!", then hiring a new crew a la Mission Impossible, and then THAT ragtag crew does all the work, occasionally phoning in their progress to a constantly napping Indy. But if he gets into another refrigerator, I'm changing my vote!
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If Ridley Scott insists that Deckard is a replicant, he couldn't have aged 30+ years since Bladerunner. According to that film, he should be dead in four years!
You guys are masochists. Do you really want to sit through another Indiana Jones movie like that last one, which was a complete piece of shit? At least you'd go into Blade Runner 2 with a clean slate.
It's not that we want to sit through another Indy movie, it's more like we want to preserve the integrity of the original Blade runner movie will likely be completely smashed in the sequel.
Dear Ridley:
As much as I love Blade Runner - and I dearly, dearly love it - I do not want a reboot. I do not want a sequel. I do not want a prequel. I do not want a sidequel. Plenty of us love the original just the way it is (even if you're apparently not one of those people, given the bazillion re-cuts). On behalf of sci-fi fans who like ambiguity, mystery, and to leave some things to the imagination, I ask of you this - don't make this movie, no matter how many roses Sean Young's agent sends you.
Absolutely agree and could not have said it better.
Since neither is an option, I'm voting for Blade Runner only because I could see Decker as a cameo, while Indy has to be the center of the movie