The fourth instalment in the "Indiana Jones" film franchise, "Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull", was universally slated for its complex and unrealistic premise, as well as the lack of general originality to be found in the flick, and while speaking at the Cannes Film Festival today. Shia LaBeouf admitted "the actor's job is to make it [the movie] come alive, and I couldn't do it.", and speaking of Steven Spielberg's love for the sequel, the actor- who played Mutt Jones (the son of Indiana)- said Steven "needs to hear this. He's done so much great work there's no need for him to vulnerable about one film. But when you drop the ball, you drop the ball". LaBeouf, famous for his role in the "Transformers" movies, recently slated the second in that series ("Revenge of the Fallen") as well, hoping to right the wrongs of both franchises in the announced "Transformers 3" and "Indiana Jones 5", both due to hit in 2012 and/or '13. Where LaBeouf is called upon to withdraw these comments by producers Paramount remains to be seen, but one thing's for sure: Steven won't be happy...
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