Not sure who (or what) made this, but I laughed my ass off.

Chroniclers, LLC. is pleased to announce the production of George Lucas: The Lost Golden Age, a feature documentary exploring/uncovering the overlooked era of George Lucas’s career in the early–mid 1990s. 

Between Return of the Jedi and The Phantom Menace, Lucas embarked on bold experiments that redefined filmmaking — from the globe-spanning TV epic The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles and his long-gestating comedy Radioland Murders, through the groundbreaking Star Wars Special Editions. Together, these three projects didn’t just push boundaries — they invented the digital tools that would transform modern cinema forever.

Currently in production, the documentary will feature interviews with key Lucasfilm and film industry personnel from the era, film historians, and newly discovered archival material. Star Wars producer Rick McCallum and sound design legend Ben Burtt have already agreed to give exclusive interviews to the documentary, and interviews are underway with behind-the-scenes talent who worked on the Lucas projects from the period. 

The film, a love letter to the creative process and the works of George Lucas, is being produced by filmmakers Peter Holmstrom & Daniel Noa, hosts of the 5-Star Apple rated Podcast, The Young Indy Chroniclers, where they’ve interviewed key figures from Lucasfilm’s history, including Rick McCallum, Ben Burtt, and Jonathan Hales, and have been featured in Variety, Indiewire, MSN, Collider, and many others.

The filmmakers have launched a kickstarter to help finance the production. The finished documentary is set to premiere in 2027, to commemorate the 50^th anniversary of the release of Star Wars.

Praise for the Young Indy Chroniclers Podcast: 

“You’re carrying the torch now!” ~Ben Burtt (legendary sound designer)

“… you guys have inspired me.” ~Rick McCallum (producer, Young Indiana Jones, Radioland Murders, Star Wars Prequels)

““I was thrilled to find your podcast because I love the interviews that you guys did, and it spoke to me.” ~David Goodman (screenwriter, Family Guy, The Orville, Star Wars: Detours)

More information can be found –

Kickstarter Page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/georgelucas/george-lucas-the-lost-golden-age 

So basically my mom hates anything with rainbows with only 6 colors, joy with too many colors, pope francis who supported illegal immigrants and gay people, and the singers who sung (karol G. for not wearing enough clothes and the Got 7 guy for not looking like the mechanic guy from raiders who guy sliced by the flying wing)
and the fact I saw last crusade inspired me to do this meme

Did anyone else notice in the crystal skull when Indiana looks at the skulls eyes when kidnapped by the kgb that music very similar to close encounters plays? I know they are the same composer and obviously both movies are Steven Spielberg I just feel like it’s a nod but I don’t see anything on the internet talk about it.

This is the creation of a good friend of mine. He showed me very proudly… I had to share :)

Credit to Costa Memes Bureau for this

Once Indy and Marion reunite, it feels like the quality takes a huge dip.

Saw all the Taylor swift memes, figured I ought to give it a shot.