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Problem:Back when Disney paid $3 billion to purchase Lucasfilm, most focused on what they could and would do with the ‘ Star Wars ’ franchise. But, let’s not forget about that other big Lucasfilm franchise: Indiana Jones . If Disney’s dropping stacks on stacks for Lucasfilm, you better believe they’re going to want their money’s worth, and that includes a new series of Indiana Jones movies. Case in point: Disney has reportedly ready to focus on a reboot of the popular character and want ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ star Chris Pratt to take over the whip from Harrison Ford . 
  
 Deadline says that it is very early in the process and that Disney may not yet have even reached out to Pratt’s reps, but that they have “set their sights” on Pratt as the one to star in the new franchise. To which we respond with a resounding DUH. 
  
 Look, we’re of the mind that there doesn’t need to be another Indiana Jones movie. We’re also of the mind that we want to have ‘Kingdom of the Crystal Skull’ Eternal Sunshine-d out of our brains for good. The original trilogy is doing just fine thankyouverymuch . But, we’re also realists. If Disney is making ‘ Star Wars: Episode 7 ’, they’re most assuredly making a new series of ‘Indiana Jones’ movies, and very likely ones without Harrison Ford. And, if that has to happen, you really couldn’t ask for a better star than Chris Pratt. He’s funny, charming, handsome, smart and can throw a good punch; basically, he’s a young Harrison Ford. (So much so, that Star-Lord felt very much like a Harrison Ford archetype.) 
  
 The only real problem we can see is that Pratt is already leading two franchises with ‘ Guardians of the Galaxy ’ and ‘ Jurassic World ’. Now, it’s possible that ‘Jurassic World’ doesn’t lead to future films with Pratt as the star (the casts of the previous three films were relatively fluid), but Universal may want to exercise their option if they have one. 
  
 (For those asking, yes Disney does have the rights to future Indiana Jones movies, even though Paramount distributed the first four films. Back in December of 2013, Disney reached a deal with Paramount for distribution and marketing rights to future films, plus ownership of the franchise. Paramount is still responsible for the first four films.) 
  
 According to Latino Review’s El Mayimbe, Disney is aiming for a 2018/2019 release for this new Indiana Jones film, and may be willing to wait for Pratt’s availability. If not, they'll probably quickly turn their attention to Bradley Cooper or Ryan Gosling, or maybe pull a ‘Ghostbusters’ and cast Jennifer Lawrence in an all-female Indiana Jones movie. 
  
 Pratt will star next in a remake of ‘The Magnificent Seven’ alongside Denzel Washington. ||||| These crawls are part of an effort to archive pages as they are created and archive the pages that they refer to. That way, as the pages that are referenced are changed or taken from the web, a link to the version that was live when the page was written will be preserved.Then the Internet Archive hopes that references to these archived pages will be put in place of a link that would be otherwise be broken, or a companion link to allow people to see what was originally intended by a page's authors.The goal is to fix all broken links on the web . Crawls of supported "No More 404" sites. ||||| Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period. ||||| I think it’s safe to say at this point that Chris Pratt is the American Benedict Cumberbatch. How else do you explain the actor now being eyed for a lead role in a third, huge geek-friendly franchise? Pratt, known the world over as Guardians of the Galaxy‘s Star-Lord, will also star in Jurassic World later this year and currently plays the brilliantly ridiculous Andy Dwyer on NBC’s Parks and Recreation. And now, according to Deadline, Pratt is being eyed by Disney to play the world’s greatest archaeologist/professor/adventurer/Naaaazzzy killer, Indiana Jones, for its upcoming reboot. 
  
 After acquiring the rights to the Indiana Jones franchise from Paramount in 2013, following its purchase of Lucasfilm from George himself, Disney has been looking to make that the new wing of its domination of all things nostalgic. It already (quite successfully) picked up Marvel many years back, and anticipation for JJ Abrams’ Star Wars continuation is so high it’s close to Yavin 4 at this point. Disney and Indy already have a working relationship, given the adventure ride and stunt spectacular at its theme parks, which have also long had Star Tours. Perhaps a new Indiana Jones will reinvigorate interest following the, let’s face it, pretty dismal fourth film in 2008. 
  
 If Pratt is cast, and it’s very preliminary at this point, then he would bring a definite vulnerability to the role that certainly wasn’t present in Harrison Ford’s version of the character. The one worry I’d have is, what made the first three Indy films so much fun was the fact that the character of Indiana Jones is kind of an a-hole, and also a murderer. (Of evil people, though, so it was okay.) He was like a 1940s, American James Bond. Softening that for The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was a mistake, and one I hope they remedy if Pratt takes over. 
  
 What do you think of this news? Does Pratt have what it takes to play Henry Jones, Jr. or should Disney go find someone less Star-Lordy? Let us know in the comments below! ||||| Could Christ Pratt be the next Indiana Jones? We certainly hope so, because THAT IS JUST PERFECT. SOLD. YES. *MAKE IT SO GIF HERE* 
  
 Deadline is reporting that Disney is "eyeing" Pratt for an Indiana Jones revival. Look, we don't necessarily think that Indiana Jones should be revived. But if it has to happen, we would prefer that Pratt take up the hat and whip. They also worry that this is way early in the process and that we should all cool our heads, but... this would just be so great. 
  
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Solution:
As you may have heard, Disney is reportedly considering a revival of the Indiana Jones franchise, and Chris Pratt is the rumored frontrunner for the title role. Mike Fleming Jr. called it a "helluva good idea" when reporting the rumor in Deadline yesterday—Pratt is, of course, pretty hot right now after roles in Guardians of the Galaxy and The Lego Movie and an upcoming Jurassic World gig—but not everyone is so sure: "Replacing Harrison Ford is a tall order. Just like it would be impossible to replace Han Solo with another actor, I’m not sure even the very funny and talented Mr. Pratt can fill Ford’s shoes when it comes to the Indiana Jones franchise," writes Erik Kain at Forbes. While some heroes, like Batman, have already been played by multiple actors, Indy is "indelibly tied to Harrison Ford." Pratt "would bring a definite vulnerability to the role that certainly wasn’t present in Harrison Ford’s version of the character," writes Kyle Anderson at Nerdist. "What made the first three Indy films so much fun was the fact that the character of Indiana Jones is kind of an a-hole, and also a murderer. (Of evil people, though, so it was OK.) He was like a 1940s, American James Bond." Meredith Woerner at io9 certainly has no doubts, though. "Could Christ Pratt be the next Indiana Jones? We certainly hope so, because THAT IS JUST PERFECT. SOLD. YES. *MAKE IT SO GIF HERE*," she writes. "Look, we’re of the mind that there doesn’t need to be another Indiana Jones movie. ... The original trilogy is doing just fine thankyouverymuch," writes Mike Sampson at ScreenCrush. But if one has to happen, "you really couldn’t ask for a better star than Chris Pratt. He’s funny, charming, handsome, smart, and can throw a good punch; basically, he’s a young Harrison Ford. (So much so, that [his Guardians' character] Star-Lord felt very much like a Harrison Ford archetype.)" At Bustle, Kadeen Griffiths has nothing against Pratt as Indy, but wonders: Why can't we "consider an actor of color for Indiana Jones?" Click for 5 movie reboots or remakes that could be a disaster.