 People have been talking on the internet about things that they're passionate about, one of which... People have been talking on the internet. No shit. People have been saying things. According to Empire, Indiana Jones 5 will pit India against Nazis again, and it's going to take place in 1969. Perfect time. Is Connie in this? I doubt Connie is in it. If he is, he might be fighting for the wrong side. That's the honest thing. He might be the villain. Although this villain, which is, I never say his name right, Mads Mickelson... He's actually a good ass actor. Is that how you say that? Mads Mickelson? Mads Mickelson, so... He looks very similar to the original Nazi villain, so they're kind of doing a throwback to that. Let's read a short synop, which is, of course, short for synopsis. This is a part five, right? This is part five. Okay, gotcha. Empire reveals that Indiana Jones 5 finds our hero in 1969 living against the backdrop of the space race. But the American effort to beat the Russians to the moon brings with it some uncomfortable truths for Indy. The simple fact is that the moon landing program was run by a bunch of ex-Nazis. Boom. Bombs dropped. How ex-they are is the question. Okay, so Indy's going to kind of do some digging in, and he's going to find out that, yeah, these assholes aren't done. They still hate Jews. Well, you know, NASA was run by the Nazis. That's correct. That's why this is the backdrop, which it's a fascinating backdrop to go with. Hopefully it doesn't turn out that they're aliens at the end. You know, it's like Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull. Fun fact. What's that? Indiana Jones movie. None of them. None of them. Looks like we both asked some movies to watch. Bruh. Here's a beautiful empire cover where we see Indiana Jones dead. Do you know where he's looking? Do you know what this is? Looks like New York. Is that New York? Yeah, looks like New York. Yeah. So it looks like Indy's going to go to the Big Apple. I wonder if he's going to wear the same clothes, though. It's going to be hot. Well, it's going to be cold, probably. 80-year-old Indy's still in the same wardrobe. Yeah, he's going to dust off that duster. He's got his whip. You see his iconic whip. He's holding onto his hat. I see that, too. He's going to have to hold onto his butt because something crazy is going to go down. Oh, gosh. Yeah. And then we have the beautiful empire cover where he's looking down. He's very disheveled. Actually, he's not disheveled. He looks pretty clean cut for an 80-year-old. It's got to be his last Indy movie. Did he mention that? He probably said that 20 years ago when he was Shia. This is my last one. This is my last one I'm done. Sorry, princess. I'm not doing any more of these. So, quick question. Is it worth watching the Indy movies? And your personal, do they hold up to right now? No, they don't. Well, the first thing is I'm going to have to watch at least one. It's like watching an old black and white Zorro for the first time. So it's like, yeah. Yeah. So it's like, I get it. Respect. I get what you say. Good job in the day, but yeah. Like, I showed it to my kids relatively young because I feel like in order to get that type of audience, like a new gen, you have to hit them when they're like little kids. I know what you mean. They all like the new fan dangled stuff up there. Yeah. And they're like, yeah. Okay. Cool. This looks like ass. I got to check it out though. I'm probably watching one of them. What's the one with the little Chinese shirt? Short round? Yeah. That's Temple. Temple of Doom. I'll check that one out. That one's the worst. Really? Well, Crystal Skull is the worst, but then Temple. Some people love Temple of Doom. I'm not a big fan. That's the one I know the most. The first one and the third one, the Last Crusade. Last Crusade is fantastic. Okay. Yeah. That one's really good. I'll watch it. I'll have to at least watch one of them before I watch this.