The Indy-craze never died down. Indiana Jones has become a pop culture icon. Even Disneyland has an Indiana Jones ride, there have been serveral Indiana Jones video games which appeal kids who were way to young to have seen even The Last Crusade in the cinema. Thirty-somethings and over like youself, and twenty-somethings like me, have passed these things onto our own kids who loved them every bit as much as we did. Don't forget how many young kids filled the theaters in 1999 when the Phantom Menace was released. I went to see each of the SE in theaters in 1997, and I remember the theaters were filled with a ton of parents, fathers mostly, taking their young kids to see them. I bet there will be droves of people within the 16-24 generation there on opening night.