This appears to be a case where all involved had a blast getting back together for a fourth film after what appeared to be a concluded trilogy, but forgot to make a good movie.

Now that The Movie Style Guy has got you geared up to be the next Indiana Jones, you’re gonna need some accessories that you can’t get at the fedora store. In fact, step one is to avoid being seen at a fedora store. Step two is top secret, but FSR is more than happy to present steps three through eight.

Happy Memorial Day weekend, my fellow Americans! (Why am I saying that? I’m Canadian! And I don’t get a holiday on Monday, either.)

So there have been quite a few awesome versions of Monopoly over the years but for Indiana Jones fans, this is (for the lack of a better comparison) your Holy Grail edition.

Here is a picture of Indiana Jones’ biggest fan buying some Indy toys…

Here’s some suggestions on how you can enhance your experience with the old Dr. Jones. But be careful, or you might end up like Indy’s friend Ox after staring into the eyes of the Crystal Skull for too long.

Forget War of the Worlds—when Spielberg wants to be, he’s a master storyteller in that grand Hollywood tradition of efficient, effective populism.

This little gem was plucked right from the pages of Youtube. Some students from Emerson College have thrown together an awesome parody of the ending of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade for their final project. They call it “Montana Young And The Monte Cristo”, and trust me, this is a must see

This week we are celebrating the return of Indiana Jones to the big screen with a whole bunch of cool features. But it wouldn’t be complete without an awesome giveaway…

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is a movie for the fans. Not necessarily the younger fans that grew to love the series on video, but the children of the 80s who remember Indy cracking his whip on the big screen in initial release.

No offense to Drew Struzan, the guy is a legend and his work speaks for itself. But as one photoshopper points out, by breaking down his style and using some photoshop magic…anyone can put together their own Struzanized movie poster.

This little ditty is about what everyone else around the web is saying about good ole’ Indy. With that in mind, lets have a look at the reactions to the film that has all the fanboys (and fangirls) buzzing.

It looks as if Indiana Jones is a pretty big deal, even across the globe. Our friends from Japan are immortalizing our favorite whip-wielding spelunker with the cutest little figures you will ever see.

George Lucas was able to take a moment away from scatting with Jack Black in Cannes, to talk about Indiana Jones. While Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is still set to release next week and is expected to be the biggest box-office draw of the summer, Lucas seems to have more of a focus on Indy’s future than his present.

Despite fans clamoring, waiting nearly twenty years, the brilliant viral marketing campaign and the constant positive media buzz, Uwe Boll’s latest piece of genius has been yanked from all 150 billion theaters that is was going to play in next weekend.

As if just for good measure, the folks at Paramount Pictures have released yet another full-length trailer for the upcoming blockbuster-to-be Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

The brand new teaser trailer for Twilight, which debuted last week, is currently chasing down the views record of our old friend Indiana Jones. My, won’t this be exciting.

I don’t know about you but in the brand new trailer for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull above, I am seeing quite a few special effects shots that I did not expect.

You can keep your Iron Man, throw away all that hype about The Dark Knight and forget Speed Racer, that’s for sure. The public has spoken and according to AOL Moviefone’s Summer Movie Poll, what the public wants this summer is sex, and they want it bad.

The summer movie season is finally here. And when it comes to the box office, there is no one better than our John Cairns and The Reject Report. In this special edition, he makes some bold predictions about this year’s summer box office results.