https://screenrant.com/why-mutt-williams-isnt-in-indiana-jones-dial-destiny/
Shia LaBeouf's Mutt Williams is not in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, and here is why Indy's son isn't returning after the fourth film.
Shia's aptitude to burn bridges insured a poor and short lived rise to fame.
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Shia LaTard aka Shia LaBong is not in Indiana Jones 4 because he has turned into a porn actor since 2013 after that abomination called Nymphomaniac.
shareThere's another reason, besides the audience not liking Mutt. Hollywood today (particularly among the toxic feminazi writers) has a tendency to take male heroes from previous films, and destroy their happiness in a sequel as a way to degrade them. They really don't like seeing male heroes thriving or coming out on top anymore. I mean, think about it.
Indy finally married Marion (who was probably the best of all the girlfriends for him, if you read the comics and books included in the franchise) and officially recognized Mutt as his son, forming a real family at the end of "Crystal Skull." Then at the start of this new monstrosity of a film, I hear that Indy is older, miserable, living alone in his NYC apartment, he's divorced, and Mutt died in Vietnam. How uplifting.
You do realize that life is not ever uplifting as we age.....right??? He apparently will find himself again. Mutt dying is the best thing they could have done with that character. Divorcing Marion basically out Indy back to what he was before Crystal Skull.....except he's older now. Maybe you will relate more to it as you get older.
shareHow old are you, if you don't mind saying? I've found like gets more satisfying and fulfilling with age, and I've read many places that this is the norm. People are happiest after the age of 50. Perhaps at the very last stages of life, when death is staring you down, there is some disappointment that soon it will all be over, but I don't think divorcing the love of your life and knowing your son died in a pointless war is the norm.
shareUnless you have a lot of money it's absolutely NOT TRUE. At least not for me about life getting more fulfilling.lol.....I'm in my early 50's. I look much younger for my age and am very healthy. So that is a huge plus. But Life is not as interesting as it once was. Sure one can go out and do a bunch of fun stuff but you are kinda aware that that paved road ahead is extremely short. People come and go faster (not just by death) and unless you are married you may have 1 or 2 good friends you hang with. At 70 like Indy is in this film. It's not at all uncommon to be divorced and even married a second. At least half the people I know in that age or older are divorced and some have indeed lost kids. 70 us NOT fun and fulfilling for many people. Even ones with money.
I still do not see why these two elements have many people pissed. Mutt was extremely disliked and divorcing Marion is not a big deal. She is still apparently a part of indys life ....
Just an aside, but it seems that 100% of people say "I'm X years old, but I look younger." Where are the people who look their age? Doesn't anyone look older than their age? Not saying you don't, but it's something I thought of when I read your post.
That aside, as I wrote in response to the other replier, yes, some people experience tragedy, and will not be as happy afterwards. That's unfortunate and awful. But, for the most part it certainly seems to me that life gets better. You get married and suddenly have a companion with whom to share everything. Then you have kids, and your life takes on a sense of purpose beyond what you ever could have imagined beforehand. Assuming you are making intelligent decisions, and again aren't very unlucky or endure tragedy, you find yourself happier than you've ever been. At least, that's my experience. I'm also early 50s.
I don't find life any less interesting. In fact, I think the opposite is true, and it grows more interesting. The more experiences I have had , and the more wisdom I have acquired, the more the world seems to have opened up for me. I have my wife and children who are a constant source of happiness, and I have many friends with whom I share various interests.
I poked around the internet and found study after study that backs this up. People are generally happier when they are older. I hope this becomes the case for you, and that you are perhaps just in a bit of a rut right now.
I find life to become more of a hassle day by day as I get older.
shareMy experience is the opposite. Based on what you wrote, and Galactus before you, I did some Googlin' and it seems I'm not alone... people are generally happier when they are older. I found a bunch of links to studies and articles, and it makes sense to me. Clearly, circumstances matter, and a person who is ill or has suffered some sort of tragedy obviously won't be happier, but overall it certainly seems that life is more placid and enjoyable at 40 than at 30, and even more so at 50 than 40, and so on.
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