JollyJack’s latest Online Comic shows what happened to the script for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

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Rumors began in July 2007 that Shia LaBeouf signed a contract to reprise his role of Mutt Williams, in a series of Indiana Jones sequels. MTV quickly got a denial from LucasFilm, although it turns out that IESB.net’s source probably wasn’t far off after all. It has now been revealed that George Lucas has an [...]

Earlier today we posted a featurette which showed a couple clips of Steven Spielberg directing on the set of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Someone commented “I would LOVE to have a good hour video of just raw footage of a set behind the scenes”. And while I’m sure Lucas will [...]

Steven Spielberg and George Lucas recorded video interviews for the EPK of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom for the Crystal Skull. You can watch the interviews below.
Spielberg talks about the demand for a fourth film, casting Harrison Ford, Ford as an action hero, on setting the story in 1957, how Mutt enters the story, how [...]

“Must escape.”
Last month, we posted about an alleged, albeit totes sketchy, early first review of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull which called it “the best of the Indy sequels.” Well, the film recently screened and reviews are beginning to trickle in. Umm, they are not positive at all. Update: a [...]

Paramount has released two new television spots for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Meanwhile, The Playlist noticed a very telling slip-up in a recent Harrison Ford interview:
“It was the three of us, Steven, George and I, coming to agreement on the central notion of it all,” Ford said. “I think the [...]

“George, are you really sure Shia will look cool as a greaser?”
“Steven, I created Star Wars… I think I know what I’m talking about!”
Paramount just sent us a new batch of photos from Indiana Joens and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Some of these photos may seem familiar as they were posted online for [...]

Entertainment Weekly has a good sit down interview with Steven Speilberg and George Lucas. The most interesting part of the interview is where the two legendary directors talk about the effect that the Internet Spoiler has had on cinema. Here is a short excerpt:
Spielberg: It really is important to be able to point out that [...]

Indiana Jones is featured in the next issue of MAD Magazine (issue #490). The god guys at MAD have sent over a couple scans from the issue including “The Top Secret ‘Indiana Jones‘ Memo’ from George Lucas to Steven Spielberg“. Funny stuff. I haven’t read MAD (or Cracked) in years, but I have to admit, [...]

A couple of the readers say that I post too much Star Wars related items in Cool Stuff. I think those critics might even like this new Star Wars related t-shirt. My friends at IESB pointed me towards this awesome t-shirt that features “F**K LUCAS” on the front in Star Wars font. Of course, the [...]

Found on Flickr. Looks like someone is either a big Pink Floyd fan or just hates the new Indiana Jones movie.

A new TV spot is now online for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and it’s moderately superior to last month’s clunky teaser trailer. The “genius” line between Harrison Ford and a stiff-haired Shia LaBeouf has the kind of smart ass pop that the classic adventure franchise warrants. Also, notice that the [...]

“Curb it, punks.”
Can one of our commenters suit up as “The Internet” and have a wrastlin’ match with George Lucas already? The Star Wars poobah is back to his “let’s be realistic” and “most of you will probably hate it, but so what?” schtick, but this time he’s voicing his (non)concern about expectations for [...]

If you look around the streets, you’ll sometimes find film geek graffiti. Here is a collection of some of the better street art we have come across around the interwebs.

George Lucas talked to Entertainment Weekly about the announced live-action Star Wars television show, and revealed a couple new tidbits.
“The live-action has [none of the characters from the Star Wars movies], because it’s after Episode III, so everybody’s dead, basically, or hiding somewhere. You hear about the Emperor, just like you do in Episode IV, [...]