[Jmacq1]

Gotta love how folks act like there's an easily-replicated formula for massive success that any toy company can do. Hate to break it to all the marketing geniuses that somehow aren't all millionaires/billionaires here, but if that were the case, there would never be a toy line that wasn't a massive hit.

I am skeptical this line will give us much more than the last effort at Indy toys (if nothing else due to the relative scarcity of source material by comparison to licenses like Star Wars, Marvel, etc...), if only in 6" form vs. 3.75." Which also means less/no vehicles, though I could MAYBE see a German motorcycle w/ Sidecar from Last Crusade or something like that squeaking out. MAYBE a horse mold that could be repurposed in other lines (mostly Marvel).

That said, saying the movie is doomed because the property is too old is a bit premature. One of the biggest-grossing movies of last year was a sequel to a movie that was 36 years old (Top Gun: Maverick). If the movie is entertaining enough, it'll likely do just fine, if not exceptionally so, though I do agree it doesn't seem to be likely to rope a bunch of young kids into being fans.