The release of the first trailer for the long-awaited fifth film “Indiana Jones” caused an uproar among fans.

First footage of “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Doom” [“Indiana Jones e o Chamado do Destino”, o título no Brasil, mas ainda não confirmado em Portugal) foram analisadas até à exaustão à procura de pistas sobre a história e principalmente sobre o destino do mais famoso arqueólogo da história do cinema, confirmado que será interpretado pela última vez por Harrison Ford.

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As redes sociais estão cheias de teorias e a mais controversa junto dos fãs ou mesmo “incendiária”, é que a entrada de Phoebe Waller-Bridge como Helena, a afilhada de Indy nos anos 1960, serviria para Ford lhe passar o icónico chapéu e chicote na hora da despedida antes de morrer ou ser “apagado” da existência através de uma viagem no tempo.

Os boatos chegam ao ponto de avançar que “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” terminaria com cenas dos quatro filmes anteriores, com Helena integrada neles para completar essas aventuras do arqueólogo.

O impacto da teoria foi tão grande que mereceu um desmentido do próprio realizador também nas redes sociais.

“Uma vez mais. Ninguém vai ‘assumir’ ou substituir Indy ou colocar o seu chapéu, nem ele está a ser ‘apagado’ por alguma invenção – nem nunca foi, em alguma versão ou argumento – mas os ‘trolls’ vão ‘trollar’ – é assim eles conseguem os seus cliques”, escreveu James Mangold (“Walk the Line”, “Logan”, “Le Mans ’66: O Duelo”), que sucede a Steven Spielberg na realização.

E acrescentou: “E por favor, não me cansem ao dizer que, uma vez por outra, um ‘troll’ está ‘certo’.” Até um esquilo cego encontra uma noz de vez em quando. Tudo o que alguém precisa fazer é olhar para as fotos do set e entrevistas [na revista Empire] and get enough information to make wild guesses about the movie’s plot. The difference between asshole trolls and everyone else is that they try to cash in on your feelings about other films and cultural/political wars. They come up with conflicting advice that comes from “sources” to increase clicks. Do not call”.

The fifth Indiana Jones is probably the most anticipated movie to hit theaters in 2023: Officially announced for the first time in 2016 and consistently delayed, it will hit theaters on June 30, 2023, two weeks before Ford turns 81 th birthday.

While details are not officially released by the studio, the story is known to have a prologue in 1944 (with Harrison Ford rejuvenated by technology) and then a cut to 1969, with a space race in the background, where Indiana Jones becomes suspicious when he discovers that the US government, in its desperation to beat the Soviet Union in the race to reach the moon, recruited its enemies during World War II: the Nazis.

Mads Mikkelsen is Voller, a NASA employee and former Nazi who wants to make the world a better place… according to his beliefs.

The cast also includes Thomas Kretschmann, Boyd Holbrook, Shonette Rene Wilson, Toby Jones, Antonio Banderas and John Rhys-Davies (Sallah from the first and third films).

Christina Ferreira makes a new gaffe in the English language, and Internet users, always attentive, immediately point the finger at him.

During a last-minute trip to Chicago, in the United States of America, the TVI presenter mentions the fatigue the time difference between the two countries makes her, but instead of writing “jet lag”, she makes the mistake of writing “jet leg” . ‘ in the caption that accompanies the gallery of images taken at the hotel.

“Nightlife in Chicago is for the brave. Doesn’t work on the first day. 20km on foot, reactive leg, cold, tired and good hotel bed. We are here. But I went to a restaurant with my beautiful new body. This is where I wake up at 3am, is there a bet?” he wrote.

And, obviously, soon there were those who were attentive and pointed at him with sarcasm and irony.

“Reactive legs??? It’s supposed to be a foot scene, right?, — wrote the subscriber. Another chose to mention the origins of Queluz’s director of entertainment and fiction: “English from Malveira”. However, the criticism did not stop at these two and increased. “Enjoy and practice your English”, shoots another internet user. “I’m also here at home watching Ixago” says the other.

Nonetheless, Cristina Ferreira, who committed a new gaffeand, adding much in the language of Shakespeare, corrected the publication. At this point it already seems well written.

See post already duly corrected.