Exactly. The whole "everything in this book is fact"....or something to that effect...that he has in the beginning of the book is to put you in the mood. I loved reading the book and reading things I just knew were not true but in the world of the novel, having these things as fact makes everything around them that's happening much more interesting. It's the media and religious groups that have taken it too seriously and delved to far into something that no one can ever really know at this time. I've never seen a religious group get all pissed off over say....the ending on Mission to Mars (which basically disproves all religions). Or any alien movie for that fact. Just having aliens in a movie goes against the history of earth taught by most religions, or at the very least conficts pretty greatly with it. Even Jurassic Park.

Anyways, that was so off topic I feel bad for typing it all....sorry.

I think Indy 4 will be, at the very least, fun. I get some really cool thoughts running through my head when I think about it being shot in that sort de-saturated, washed out, hand-held camera type of way...like Children of Men or War of the Worlds. But that's just me and my wish that some movies where shot twice and in two styles....just to see what it'd be like.