Indiana Jones and the Temples with Liver Spots
Indiana Jones and the Last Cialis
Indiana Jones and the Grecian Formula
Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Polygrip
Indiana Jones and This Country is Going Straight to Hell
Indiana Jones and the High Water Pants
Indiana Jones and the Quest for Comfortable Shoes
Indiana Jones: They Don’t Make 'Em Like That Anymore!
Raiders of the Lost Reading Glasses
Indiana Jones and the Sunday Drive
Indiana Jones and Is That a Girl or a Boy?
It’s an action movie but all of the crashes happen behind him 
gee - that was full of spoilers :rolleyes: 
Indiana Jones and the Easy-Listening Station of Doom
Most of Indiana Jones’ Relatives Resent Having To Visit Him, And Mostly With Good Cause
Indiana Jones and a Rousing Game of Lawn Bowls
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Indiana Jones and the Vultures in the Park.
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Did anyone else notice the broom handle behind Ford with the word “GriP” partway down the handle? Odd.
(Prop, maybe? Not that it’s important or anything.)
I figured it is a prop and that is where he is supposed to, well, grip it. 
To prop himself up. . .
Indiana Jones and the Temple Beth Shalom Senior Mixer
Recycled entry from this previous thread, because I’m tired and my rheumatism is acting up. No, I wasn’t asleep just now, I was just resting my eyes.
*Indiana Jones and the Rectal Probe of Doom
Indiana Jones and the Walker with Rubber Wheels
Indiana Jones and the Girlfriend of Alarming Slenderness
Indiana Jones and the Franchise That Should Be Allowed to Die Already*
I’d have agreed with you when I was your age. As I’m getting older, though, my ‘range’ of attractive guys is aging with me. I think he looks great.
That said, Ford is around the same age now as Alec Guiness was in the first Star Wars movie… So I see where you’re coming from.
Well, I did notice one seeming contradiction between The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles and The Last Crusade.
TLC explains in the intro how Indy developed his fear of snakes in his mid-teens. When he’s spying on the looters, his friend has a snake fall on his shoulder or near his feet (it’s been years since I’ve seen the movie, so I don’t quite recall). His friend nearly shrieks in terror which would indicate their presence when Indy calmy says something along the lines of “Big deal! It’s a harmless snake,” and throws the thing out the cave entrance. Later in the intro, with the fight scene on the circus train, Indy falls through the roof of the snake car right into a large cage full of snakes and is essentially submrged. This freaks him out immensely and he never shakes his fear after that point.
In TYIJC, indy as a 7 or 8 year old boy encounters a snake in one of the first episodes and mentions how he hates snakes and is really afraid of them.
Now, one could make the argument that he lost his phobia of snakes as he got older, only to gain it again, but knowing Lucas’s penchant for arbitrarily revising canon when it suits him, I’m inclined to think that he either forgot or just figured no one would really notice.
You may be whooshing me here, but if not, Terrifel was no doubt making an allusion to Jar-Jar Binks.
Indiana Jones and the Ring Shaped Inflatable Cushion…of Doom!
Harrison Ford hasn’t lost his grip. It’s right there by him. How he grips it and what he does while gripping it is between him and George Lucas, I assume.
How about “Indiana Jones and the Crusade for the Lost Porch of Doom” ?
And it’s unlikely that his hat is the same one he wore in previous movies. They customize new ones to make them look old. I hear they have a dozen or so on hand at any shot. In the first Jones movie, Ford sat by a pool with the costumer at one point helping her “age” a number of the leather jackets he wore (accroding to Ford from some interview).
Heck, in the movies, they even have special “dirty fingernail” makeup. That stuff will all be CGI-ed in eventually, when computer programmers are cheaper to hire than makeup artists. Likely any day now…
I thought it may be Jar-Jar, but couldn’t see the significance of the name.
Thanks.
A new hat? He has dozens. Indy has a fat product contract with Stetson. Fans have purchased trainloads of the Indiana Jones® model, available in brown or black (dust not included.) The extra-high crown makes Mr. Ford seem to be taller.
Then there’s the Indiana Jones® whip from Pain’n’Pleasure.com/indy.
My favorites.
Indiana Jones and the Last House on the Left? Wrong genre.
Indiana Jones and the Long Pointless Stories That Go Nowhere
Indiana Jones and the Five Bees for a Quarter