Why LEGO Indiana Jones FAILED (2009-2023)

[@alexboyajian2096]

I think its because lego deemed the whole franchise "too violent' just because its more realistic than star wars or super heroes, which is a real shame

[@EPPicstuff]

There's a Lego Jaws set now lol.

[@EPPicstuff]

Also there's Lego The Batman sets. For the rest of my life, whenever Lego chooses not to make a set because it's "too violent," I can point to the fact they made The Batman sets.

[@everyday4joe490]

I think it's mostly Disney's fault for the flop of lego indy

[@nathonso_edits]

​@@EPPicstuffThe jaws set is a standalone 18+ black box display set tbf, but I agree with you about 'The Batman' sets as they were regular box movie tie in sets, you could argue that Lego didn't know how violent the film would be as they make these sets way before these movies are finished and released, but from what I remember 'The Batman' was always marketed to be a more gritty take on Batman since the film was announced, so it definitely is a head scratcher

[@Ensiferum17]

It's most likely a license issue, more than a LEGO issue.

[@GrantGraff]

The temple of Doom set being cancelled has to be one of the biggest losses ever for Lego fans.

[@darknessshallfall934ho3]

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[@ZontarDow]

Looking at their work listings, May 2023 saw a new Diversity and Inclusivity officer begin working for the LEGO Group so I think we found the culprit given Indians don't find Temple of Doom to be offensive.

[@gangaffiliation2300]

​@@ZontarDow Not DEI bs making its into Lego now man wtf 😭

[@greeneffectltd]

KA-LI-MA !!!!!

[@sagedrummer]

@@ZontarDowreally?!?! You going to blame it on that. Come on man.

[@EternalvigilanceUSA.]

Wanting to show "limited religious symbolism" while gladly showing the literal Ark of the Covenant is WILD on Lego's part

[@dustyfedora]

And full on statues of Anubis, the Egyptian God of the Dead.

[@EternalvigilanceUSA.]

@@dustyfedora Hadn't thought about that haha the entire set is littered with religious symbolism. Goes to show LEGO doesn't actually care about what religious icons they show, they exclusively care about how people will react to them.

[@igorgeneral6475]

I would kinda focus on the fact which was underlined in video that in fact Temple of Doom movie shows Kali as evil and I heard some people saying that movie itself is racist. So possible the set was skipped due to the "legacy" of the original movie.

[@cranjusmc.baskettball5177]

@@igorgeneral6475the imaginary cult ripped out a guys heart and employs child slave labor? Are these the people they are defending?

[@jrthe3rd821]

And then making Notre Dame

[@beardedgeektoyreviews836]

An “insider” on one of the Indiana Jones forums stated that both the Lego Temple of Doom set and the also announced Mola Ram figure from Hasbro’s 6” Indy Adventure Series range were pulled at the request of Disney due to “cultural sensitivities” Make of that what you will.

[@shadowednight1600]

Disney is something all right. They just pull what they want to and pull from whatever prepared calling cards for when a reason is needed

[@thelethalcreator2077]

Too many people are way too sensitive over way too many things

[@_lonewolf_7917]

Lego really was better back then. Glad I grew up during that time, 2000-2016

[@DUNDOM5]

Lego policy is so inconsistent. They canceled Temple of Doom set, but they allowed set including German WW2 plane with german pilot who maybe member of nazi party (not all german soldiers were nazis). It makes no sense. Lego was always against war and war machines

[@TildenCats]

Except the Germans in the movies were meant to be nazis. They should give us a set with Hitler in it. He was in the movie.

[@stripedbandit5252]

But the Thuggee cult was portrayed in quite a racist manner. Like the actual group in history was not doing what they were doing in the movie either.

[@thegreatpiginthesky3904]

Omg the amount of misinformation is insane. It was not legos doing it was Disney's!!! Everything Temple of doom/Mola Ram related got canned in every indiana jones toy line that dropped last year

[@SockieTheSockPuppet]

​@stripedbandit5252 And? It's fiction. And either way the Thuggee Cult was still a problem in real life, even if they weren't the pulp evil you saw in the movie. So honestly comes off as a "Seriously, we're caring about an actual problem group being offended?" thing.

[@SockieTheSockPuppet]

​@@thegreatpiginthesky3904I say it's easily both being at fault. Because we know for a fact that the USA branch of LEGO has openly-avowed activists within their ranks, plus they already have a track record of doing (and attempting to do) this kind of thing. Remember, it wasn't Disney that got the Jabba's Palace set prematurely pulled from shelves, that was entirely on LEGO.

[@michaelbest5505]

Anyone else remember the Johnny Thunder sets? They should have just kept going with that.

[@dycast8561]

Heard they’re bringing him back, but it’s vehicle themed instead of adventure. Kinda lame

[@BrandonScott-mi5pz]

EXCELLENT WORK. LEGO INDIANA JONES 2023TH SETS FAILURE

[@13aceofspades13]

Yes, I bought one of the kits. Johnny is sort of back, at least a character that looks kind of like him, in sets where they are taking videos and photos of animals. The one I got, you get a treasure map to find a tiger and feed him a bottle of milk. That, instead of finding the Pharaoh's ruby getting into a gun fight with Baron Von Baron and slyboots.

[@thebutterstick8659]

Okay I think this is more of a Disney problem than a Lego problem. Case in point Hasbro had some TOD figures that leaked as prototypes for their adventure series line though they got cancelled. All the TOD stuff has been wiped off the planet. Think about it. If TOD really infringed on LEGO’s rules would it have gotten all the way down the pipeline? Maybe, but it was likely Disney urged them to cancel it. That was their statement where they said they worked with Disney to consolidate the line. Disney has produced almost 0 merch for KOTCS and like a tiny bit of merch for TOD. Stranger though is Lego never did anything more with the license. No sets for the fifth movie was a shocker to me. The only hope we have now is in about a year from now hearing about a new Indy D2C set like what happened with LOTR. I genuinely hope the day Lego retires the license somebody uploads a TOD onto Lego ideas. Either way, Disney sucks. Indy deserved a better 5th movie and a better set of toy lines for his final outing.

[@napsbrickrailways2290]

I was really hoping for more from the Indy line, they are some of the greatest films in the history of cinema. The sets that were released were pretty good, but we just needed more!

[@Kal-elego]

It sucks they only made 4 sets (1 canceled) I would’ve loved a remake of the Shanghai Chase Set and what Short Round and Willie would’ve looked like 😔

[@joshslater2426]

The Temple of Doom set being cancelled was such a shame. It had loads of unique figures and parts. I wish they could’ve recycled the figures for another set (maybe the bridge scene as that doesn’t have any overt religious references).

[@daabthegreat1528]

I had no idea that there were so few sets. Having played both LEGO Indiana Jones video games, I was under the impression the brand was just as strong as LEGO Star Wars.

[@iam_will985]

Its sad that LEGO didn't continue the theme, but at least there's a good selection sets on the market and original sets fans or collectors could get second-hand.

[@dillydraws]

Lego does not make sense sometimes.

[@Ensiferum17]

It's most likely a license issue, more than a LEGO issue.

[@joetrump2983]

They done alot of ironic things like ignoring things that fans literally demanded for and could potentially earned them more profits, such as making the FIFA world cup minifigures series instead of some cringe female football set with half a field

[@dillydraws]

@@joetrump2983 Ok you can disagree without being rude about it.

[@ScarysReviews]

yet it's very difficult with certain licences, hence the likelihood of no 2nd Looney tune minifigures :(

[@Sentinelelmejor928]

This Time, Is on Disney's fault

[@liambutler8776]

Such a shame one of my favourite trilogies ever had the temple of doom set when I was young but I gave all my old sets away to charity when I was 14 and was hoping I could buy an updated version

[@nyko9631]

Damn sorry to hear, maybe you can get the old one still

[@joshslater2426]

I was hoping the 2023 line would be a revival. Sadly they cancelled the Temple of Doom set (which was the one I wanted most since it’s my favourite film). I was expecting Dial of Destiny sets, with a few more from Crystal Skull and the other 3 films. But instead we got nothing. Updated Indiana Jones sets and figures would be great, so it’s a shame that the theme just vanished. Lego is making a big misstep if they don’t make any more.

[@webzentertainment]

Why do people act like LEGO are complete strangers to covering more mature themes? For fs sake they literally have an 18+ collectors adults welcome section. They made the entire original lineup of sets covering all the films even TOD. And now that we know LEGO planned and intended to make a new temple of doom all evidence points to Disney interference and getting cold feet in the eleventh hour with everything related to TOD. Maybe LEGO is just concerned that Disney may continue making them cancel sets which is problematic because it’s costly for them to spend time designing and producing a set only to have it be cancelled. That’s money they’re losing for really no good reason

[@SteveKilgore27]

As someone who was looking forward to the reboot of the Lego franchise, I didn’t buy any sets because they were all too boring. And the one set that was cool was too expensive for me.

[@upstairscandy0764]

I would love a skywalker saga treatment of indiana Jones.

[@jeezlouise1902]

Honestly, the thing people have to remember is that lego is a children’s brand and its sales rely not so much on lego fans/adults but the children of everyday people who see lego as just another toy. And the truth is Indiana Jones isn’t a recognisable/favoured enough IP amongst children as it was back in the day. Children and the general public are more interested in high tech worlds which both superheroes and Star Wars fit right into. Reminds me of Toy Story when stinky Pete says that once the space age began children only became interested in space toys. It’s a similar thing in this age of smartphones and AI and tech billionaires… children and the general public just aren’t so much taken with 20th century centric adventure stories about ancient civilisations and mystical lands. Especially as we live in the age of information foreign lands/ancient civilisations are much less mystified as they were in the past. I wanted and expected the Indiana jones line to be fully revived but with hindsight and actual thought it completely makes sense why it didn’t work out. It’s a cultural phenomenon of a bygone time and the only people interested in it are fans which is not sustainable enough of a market when Lego intends to target broad demographics

[@fSebastianRe]

Good point. Sad though.

[@lazerfrogstudios]

Not really, maybe not a lot of the genreal public cares about Indiana jones but they’re still Lego jungle explorer sets, most kids don5 care about what it’s from if the set is cool.

[@anakinskywalker4325]

It's a damn shame that we're not getting more sets as this was my favorite line if sets back in the day and missed out on a lot of them and was hoping to get remakes of the sets that I missed out on that have modern building techniques and pieces and updated minifigures

[@ZanethMedia]

Doesn’t seem more complicated than the Indiana Jones hype isn’t anywhere where it was in 2008.

[@DoNotEatStudios]

The original sets came out with a lot of perfect factors. Kids of the time likely had Gen X parents who were fond of the originals and encouraged their kids who were an appropriate age to watch them leading up to the new one, and the new one had Shia LaBeouf, who younger audiences were very familiar with and fond of from his work on Disney films and Transformers. With something to draw in new younger audiences and parents who are also fond of the franchise, this is a slam dunk for lego. Many parents probably thought the sets were just as cool as the kids did and maybe even built them together. The new sets were kind of doomed from the start though. The kids that played with those sets are certainly older now and nostalgic for them, but many young millennials/ older gen z arent haven't kids right now because of the economy, and the new film has nothing for new audiences. It is pretty clearly marketed as nostalgia bait for older audiences. So now the new sets just have a niche audience of nostalgic 20somethings.

[@snakeeater6738]

Honestly I’m surprised it came back at all. Hard to believe even back then, they made Nazi minifigures. Indiana Jones is literally everything Lego stays away from in a single theme. Still glad we got them though.

[@Endo-uu8mo]

Lol Hasbro die it 😅 now

[@Saycheeseburger]

Personally I believe it’s due to the constant reference to Nazis and the third reich. It didn’t stop them in the 2000’s with them even making iron cross stickers, because everyone was a bit more tolerant then, but just like the slave Leia upset, it’s not something they can get away with now. I theorise that a higher up saw the fighter pilot, did some research, and extremely late into the theme’s production vetoed it completely, as the minifig from the last crusade set is an EXTREMELY ACCURATE depiction of a arid/desert lands Nazi Air Force jumpsuit. Prior to this their German and USSR minifigs were rather vague depictions of each antagonist faction. Let us remember they made the LITERAL ARK OF THE COVENANT from Jewish and Christian religious texts - TWICE. it’s gotta be the cornerstone of the Old Testament, since it held the tablets which had the Ten Commandments inscribed upon them. Lego is okay with that, but not the temple of doom? I doubt religion is the purpose.

[@dustyfedora]

Say what you will about Crystal Skull and Dial of Destiny. Kinda disappointed we didn’t get any sets for those movies in the newest wave of sets.

[@brycevo]

They should have made more sets. Especially since they didn't even make sets for the movie they were supposed to promote.

[@carlosarmandomelendezperez890]

Curiously, the numbering of the Indiana Jones sets is 77, which is the same numbering of the Animal Crossing sets and according to rumors also the supposed Fortnite sets, also being its predecessor number 76 where the set with the number closest to 77 is the horizon tallneck set placing this relaunch of the indy sets in the middle of the lego gaming line, this makes me theorize that perhaps lego wanted to use bethesda's indiana jones game as another sales driver for the sets in addition to the dial of destiny🤔

[@arbustotactico6013]

Is sad we don't have a remake of the truck Chase. With the new Indiana Jones game, LEGO is missing the opportunity to revive this license based on this video game.

[@LegoManCam]

I haven't had a chance to play it yet, but I've only heard good things about the Great Circle, hopefully LEGO catches on!

[@Cleept]

7:10 “least problematic 3 featuring limited war and religious symbolism” 1 of the 3 being a nazi fighter plane

[@rennythespaceguy7285]

TBF I think the reason they got away with it is it wasn't a real type of nazi plane.

[@icollectminfigs5795]

Well considering Disney Has a Ban on Amrish puri that’s the biggest reason. So for those who don’t know Disney doesn’t allow merchandise for mola ram. There hasn’t been any since they bought the rights in 2012. The original Tod was released in 2009. Sideshow was told no when they released their 1/6 Tod Indy figure in 2016. Hasbro had to cancel their plans when they wanted to make a new action figure. Lego found out the hard way when they were forced to destroy and cancel a set. They don’t even acknowledge the actor Disney will never allow merch of his character. Lego didn’t say anything because the situation was nasty. Only one thing survived the 77014 set that was the mini voodoo doll of Indy and goes like $1,200. As for the set a couple were kept and put in the Lego vault the rest were destroyed. We are never getting temple of doom merchandise again with the thuggees or mola ram. My friend has a worker who works in Denmark. Disney went nuts on Lego yes the set was mass produced no it never left the factory. Disney ruins everything.

[@shaunw9092]

WILD story...I believe it.

[@muffinman3923]

Tragic it was one of my favorite themes. I had most of the sets. Loved the plane and Cutting machine thing? Either way its sad the more mature licensed themes all did so poorly.

[@ARC117Studios]

Say what you will about KOTCS, but as a kid, the hype for both the film and Indiana Jones was incredible. I was a massive fan of the movies long before the 4th entry was even announced, so getting that fourth film so early into my life where others had to wait nearly two decades was absolutely exciting. The action figures, Legos, video games, and merchandise was top notch. My friends and I all had so fun during that time, the summer of 2008 was incredible, as were the few months after. This go around for Indiana Jones was incredibly underwhelming in every department. Obviously I'm very well into my adult years, but the atmosphere and hype for Kingdom was so much more palpable than Destiny.

[@yoavbenclaudia3073]

LEGO is allergic to money.

[@biglou7733]

Nah they’re made of money, just allergic to giving us what we want

[@rickguillen2016]

7:10 Yeah ok bud, cause the Ark of the Covenant isn't religiously significant at all. Heck, so is Anubis if you want to be technical.

[@timwoods8297]

I think what happened is that most of those sets were produced and disney pulled the plug at last moment thus lego deemed it unprofitable to make anymore sets

[@Wade_Tyler]

Real shame. I loved Lego Indiana Jones sets and the two video games when I was a kid.

[@ethanvaughn9386]

I was 6 when kingdom came out. Was obsessed with the movie and the sets. I was ecstatic when Lego released those three sets last year. I’ve been slowly purchasing the old sets brand new from eBay. Can’t wait to have a full collection of them! The Shanghai chase was my first set I remember getting

[@LegoManCam]

Love the cars in the Shanghai Chase! I somehow managed to get the Willie figure from a friend but all the gold printing has faded :(

[@welshdynastybuilds]

It seems that tying a Ryan George reference into this video was super easy, barely an inconvenience

[@BraveBladeProductions]

I managed to buy the New Golden Idol Set brand new from Kmart for $140 AUD a couple of weeks ago, I was shocked that such a high quality set was being sold at such a steep discount.

[@collinshelly1521]

Also I get dial of destiny wasn’t perfect but it’s crazy they made no sets for it

[@a_literal_brick]

I'm honestly shocked that Lego made Indiana Jones sets in the modern era. I remember arguing with a Redditor a few years beforehand that those movies had become too brand unfriendly by modern standards and Lego would never touch it. I wish they did more sets, but having an official Lego German WWII pilot is pretty amazing. If only they had done a set for the book-burning scene.

[@americansoccerunited]

I'm honestly just tired of all the Licensing. There's no wonder, joy or creativity in these sets. Bring back Adventures theme and make sets that tell a neat little story throughout.

[@crashfaff]

That 2008-2009 line was something else. Unfortunately I was fully into SW at that time, but as someone who became a fan of Indiana Jones in 2010/11 - who also massively over paid for the tent set at that time. It's been one of my biggest Lego regrets never having multiple sets of the original releases, despite having the 3 2023 sets. I'm sure IJ will have more set/s within the Icons line for an anniversary/tie in promotion aimed for the AFOL audience. For me, I'm hoping for a Petra themed Indiana display/playset would be the dream.

[@Hockeyhobo89]

What baffles me the most is that they brought it back for Dial of Destiny but then didn’t even make any sets for the movie.

[@LegoManCam]

Exactly! You would've thought they'd make sets to actually tie in with the movie!

[@delta-allon6882]

That's the only good thing, because Dial of Destiny is as horrible as Star Wars sequels.

[@slycabbii]

​@@delta-allon6882come on... AS horrible? i'm not saying it was GOOD but they at least didn't ignore any lore or try to make a new character take up the jones name for no reason. everyone is entitled to their opinion of course but i personally think disney's star wars is a hell of a lot worse than their indiana jones.

[@legowars82500]

Ohh wow, I remember seeing the 《Ambush In Cairo》 set in stores in 2009-2010. I wanted it because of the one minifigure with the black head wrap so I could make Lego ninja and terrorist minifigures.

[@bigTy]

At least I bought all the sets, kid me would be happy.

[@dudemanboywrestling5734]

They cancelled the one set that would’ve been most popular due to “violence” and essentially shot down all hopes of longevity for the line. Of course it failed

[@Marchew1200]

To me its strange that they didnt make sets based on dial of destiny. But i think this theme failed because lego fans often ask for themes to return like bionicle, indiana jones and then they sell poorly because the sets are designed as playsets for children instead of solid display sets for the nostalgic fans. And those sets that are for display targeted at adults are too expensive and too big for most fans. I also think lego harry potter theme is more popular because the films are more modern and relatively new, so a lot of young fans of harry potter can still enjoy the lego toys. But i imagine there are fewer children that are into indiana jones these days.

[@Star4wars1]

My dad showed me Indian Jones and my one regret is being born after lego released the sets

[@colbycoles6983]

I hate how much lego has been pushing marketing towards adults but then they still refuse to cover anything remotely adult in theme

[@lobox138]

Maybe it failed because I didn’t see a single set in stores I would have got em all

[@shaunw9092]

I love the 2023 fighter plane chase, I gotta snap up the rest of the sets before they are gone. It seems like they sold well, at least on Amazon...they were all fairly priced. They sold out fairly fast at a small local retailer near me as well. I was in a Target a few months ago that had a ton of the sets languishing on shelves, so maybe the big box stores couldn't move them.

[@shaunw9092]

@WitchHunterSiegfried I'm a big fan of Indy in general, and have the Fighter Plane chase set already. My son and I actually built a small force of Afrika Korps guys with the old torsos, but new custom hats and brickarms weapons to go up against Indy. Cobi seems neat but it's not an itch I feel like scratching.

[@pillsburydoughboy5439]

There were rumored sets about the dial of destiny idk what happened

[@MichalKaczorowski]

It's a pity that the tank from "The Last Crusade" only exists as MOCs...

[@MattMakesCorporation]

I don’t think it’s all legos decision. Take Hasbro’s Indiana jones adventure series of six inch action figures. It was also similarly short lived (3 waves in ~6 months) and avoided possibly controversial characters like Molar Ram and characters from Kingdom of The Crystal Skull. I think it speaks to Disneys approach to marketing the Indiana Jones brand. It feels like the whole promotion and roll out of merch was only designed to last a few months around the release of the new movie. It’s strange that the first 4 films only made it to Disney+ in the run up to Dial of Destiny despite Disney owning the IP since their acquisition of Lucasfilm.

[@FrankJaeger803]

I don't get why the Coluseum and Titanic are okay but an Osprey or Indiana Jones are frowned upon. Not like Titanic is famous for taking the lives of 1500 people or like prisoners and slaves were executed in the collosuem.

[@joaquinbarboza3223]

Maybe if Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a success, LEGO makes more sets?

[@everett8165]

As a kid, the LEGO Indiana Jones sets seemed like the coolest, most realistic sets out there. We were never going to get any war related sets so getting war adjacent vehicles was such a cool opportunity. The newer sets dropped the ball and added nothing new to the series while simultaneously making the sets more brand friendly

[@ScarysReviews]

the many missed opportunities with the toys based on Indy. it happened with Kenner's line, the 1st wave of Lego sets ( many kids would have seen the films, and parents would have bought them anyway, as Lego is for EVERYONE) just think ( and you CAN make these sets using former ones) ok, the submarine, boat the ark opening ceremony on the island from Raiders. Temple of doom.... BRIDGE SCENE ( there's been many suspension bridge sets released over the years, one from Jungle adventures, use that), Club obi Wan, Lao Che's plane ( use the plane set from Lego adventures 2000) and add the yellow boat for the raft) The full temple ( can be made from numerous pieces), Pancot palace. the WHOLE MINE CART CHASE. all these can be made with what you have, or buy the right sets and get CREATIVE. now from Last crusade, the Utah caves, the train, the castle with the fireplace ( use stuff from Harry Potter sets), the catacombs with Sir Richard, the tank chase, the canyon of the cresent moon and the temple with the 3 challenges, grail choice. so, get IMAGINATIVE Lego lovers

[@legometaworld2728]

This is the worst case scenario but it’s possible that LEGO saw all the reactionaries hate on Dial of Destiny and The Acolyte about as soon as they were announced and backed out of making sets for them. I’m furious if this is the reason why and I doubt it is but with the growing audience and influence of reactionary content, with South Park mocking Disney for being “woke” and Elon Musk buying out Twitter (to say nothing of the widespread viewership of Ben Shapiro and Fox News), there is the off-chance that this happened.

[@thebutterstick8659]

@@legometaworld2728 no they wouldn’t have done that. If they made sets for the fifth film, they would’ve released them regardless of reactions to it. As for the Acolyte, 1. It seemed a little less kid friendly than the other shows and 2. The sets based off shows don’t really do well anyways and with each show (except for Mando) we are getting less and less tie-in sets. That show had such a low amount of hype going in that Lego probably didn’t see an opportunity to make sets.

[@Hanshotfirst6688]

Yeah crazy that people don’t like content with lesbian space witches and LGBT propaganda for children

[@richardb3521]

Where did you find those sets for 50% off? Amazing!

[@LegoManCam]

Found them at Kmart in Australia! Weirdly enough the Lost tomb set is now back up to full price though.

[@richardb3521]

@@LegoManCam nice! Thanks for the tip

[@LetThatStuffGo]

Oh, random Pitch Meeting clips are... *TIGHT!*

[@LegoManCam]

yeah yeah yeah!

[@JaviSocas2My2ndChannel]

So when is the Lego Indiana Jones game gets A remake onto our Switch?

[@jarrodedson5441]

U tell us

[@JaviSocas2My2ndChannel]

@jarrodedson5441 I was also hoping to have The Lego Movie Videogame on the Switch too.

[@Powerate]

Best thing we got from this theme is the video game (the first one)

[@TwinkofArchie40]

I probably have no obligation to say this since I got back into LEGO this year after previously having fallen off of it for years, but WHO THE F*CK KEEPS BRICKHEADZ GOING WHILE THIS GETS CANCELLED? WHO???

[@connoriquada5429]

Oh shit I had that temple of doom set. Got it for Christmas one year. The only thing is that it’s currently scattered throughout my old LEGO bins with a million other forgotten sets in my mom’s basement. I’ll bet the figures are still salvageable, but I doubt I’d be able to find all the pieces to fully rebuild it. Damn shame. It’s the same with that 2006 Batcave set. I have it but it’s in a million pieces so I kinda don’t. I don’t even remember why they got destroyed. Prolly through moves and stuff. Bums me out to think about.

[@HoldenEvans75]

Man I’m so happy I got all but one of these sets when they came out. I think the only one I don’t have is the small set from Crystal Skull.

[@DanBharry]

I think that as entire subtheme Lego Indy is done, but there will probably be Lego Icons/18+ sets made for the series. I would love a proper fighter plane attack remake or Jaqs Plane to get an updated set.

[@nickporter8893]

You missed the chase from the raiders of the lost ark which was my personal favorite hahaha

[@Goo.Bitty.73]

It especially is unfortunate because i would argue there really isnt a bad set from either era lf sets, and these new ones are incredible, and i so hoped to get more and more, just a shame we wont be seemingly

[@christopherboo6797]

I wanted the Jungle Cutter to take it out again...

[@DJTheBeast]

downloaded that rebrickable instructions! Thank you, looks awesome.

[@gasonfeist7238]

So unbelievably bummed. Those three new sets got me more excited than anything LEGO in a long time. If the canceled Temple of Doom set came out, I wouldn't be that heartbroken. But as is, it just leaves such a hole.

[@sithlordmikeyp]

5:51 What was the "strange time for cinemas"? Do you just mean post-covid?

[@LegoManCam]

Yeah pretty much! A lot of movies were preforming below expected after covid and stuff :)

[@battalionbricks]

I bought all the sets that came out recently and they were awesome. Sad to see the theme go.

[@danielwordsworth1843]

Lego probably had some people with above room temperature that saw the 95% chance of new Indy movie failing hard with all the info that was available about movie

[@bewilderbeastie8899]

I was so excited for the new Lego Indiana Jones line and it just being... three sets, one of which I couldn't really afford? Disappointing beyond measure.

[@jetteriter4351]

Think they could’ve gotten away with an 18+ TOD?

[@NolanSD]

Probably not. The 18+ on the box is really just marketing to “appeal to adults” and with bigger sets with a higher price count, the age recommendation usually goes up as it’s more difficult to build in many cases

[@Ravensbite]

I think they need to revive the Johnny Thunder sets once again. I absolutely loved the aesthetic of those sets and they came out at such a perfect time when The Mummy movie released.

[@wed6790]

I only had one set but they’re all sooo nostalgic because of the games

[@SKippySounds]

LEGO is kinda hypocritical with the whole "too adult" thing considering they literally have a set for Dune, which I would argue is more violent for kids

[@pepsicannot]

Well. Dune is also a complete build kids wouldn’t do.

[@diegoarmijo502]

“It was a pretty good punch” 😂

[@brickguy42-misprint-collecter]

To be honest within the new Louis and the fact other temple of doom stuff buy Disney got canceled it was Disney that pulled the plug and people think Lego got annoyed and not wanting Disney to think they have enough control to cancel a set so late in production they stopped the theme to basically go you cant do that so late without consequences also I’m one of the few people with a pair of voodoo dolls from the cancelled temple of doom

[@JoJoDude1997]

That minifig looks cursed I dont even know why It just does

[@huyphan7825]

Lego during every other era: "No firearms and limited religious imagery!" Lego during that one specific moment in 2016: "So G2 Uniter Kopaka has gun that kids can shoot with."

[@slowed4270]

Lego was so elite in the 2000s and early 2010s. So sad how it declined so bad ever since.

[@richarddela978]

I need them to remake the shanghai chase, The original set brand new is so expensiveeee

[@coltonhubbard96]

Who knows, maybe the Great Circle will kickstart interest in a new line.

[@LegoManCam]

that would be amazing if it did!

[@jerryray5879]

I think Lego should have an 18+ store. Just like how grown ups cannot get into LegoLand without a kid, kids cannot get in without a grown up. This could be a place where they can make and sell more "sensitive" sets and products without having to worry about it affecting their primary child focused marketing.

[@JanVP1]

I finished the new game (100% in 43 hours) and the Golden Idol set (the game's opening/tutorial scene) back-to-back. The game got stellar reviews. Bought the set in a december sale: 106 euro.

[@Mike-B-Jackson]

The Lego IJ sets singlehandedly got e back into lego. I had (I think) 13 of the 16 sets - all but the Temple of doom, Flying wing, and the Temple of the crystal skill. The latter two just seemed garish and uninteresting, while the former I missed out on and couldn't justify the cost later on. My favorite was the Venice Canal Chase - something about the high level of detail and beautiful designs. Strangely, I really didn't like Temple escape, despite it being one of the more sought after sets, it just seemed like a bunch of random junk thrown together lol. Fighter Plane Attack was also good, and I really liked the 2023 Fighter Plane Chase remake. Got all three of the new sets and I REALLY like the updated level of detail. Lego has come a LONG was in the last 15 years, and it really shows. It's a shame the 4'th 2023 set will never come out, but I fully understand why, and can't blame them. Imagine coming home to see your children acting out a stannic cult ritual with their little legos lol.

[@boogiemeister9581]

I remember my parents getting me a Indiana jones set on a ferry to France, I forgot what one tho

[@boogiemeister9581]

Motorcycle chase

[@zeravack8234]

2023s version of 2016s Lego Scooby Doo

[@Brayden-xn1cl]

But wasn't there 2 lego sets with the Ark of the Covenant which is also a religious artifact? So why would they remove the Temple of Doom set? And they had a World War II German Airplane in the plane chase set

[@jdstudios1912]

With most recent iteration two reasons come to mind, Lego being scared to release the temple of doom demonstrating they can't commit to the theme. And two, the franchise just isn't that popular anymore. Especially after the awful Disney one.

[@Legoskywalker44]

I will never forgive Lego for this

[@f1lipka]

I just hate how everyone and everything is so sensitive nowadays

[@Wolvy_86]

They killed Apu and now this…

[@Hudpix16]

Not totally killed, they brought him back but this time voiced by an Indian actor, because that way it’s not offensive 🤦‍♂️. Simpsons went woke, not surprised since they’re owned by Disney now.

[@Matthebuilder]

Indiana Jones sets canceled because too violent and they now relase a Jaws set

[@mr.boomer8794]

The fact that they just re-did older sets is just lazy

[@pepsicannot]

How is it lazy? It’s just updating the sets

[@scottdavis_34]

I loved all three sets (purchased them as well). I blame Disney for botching (as they love to do to things) this release.