It seems thieves have broken into the paramount lot and stole computers, photographs and proprietary information related to the Indiana Jones production.

The security breach comes on the heels of last week's confidentiality breach when "Indy" extra Tyler Nelson revealed plot details during an interview with his hometown newspaper, Oklahoma's Edmond Sun. That story was removed from the Sun's website.

That does not sound too good. I know earlier this year there was an issue of using the real whip in the film. They wanted to use computer enhanced, which caused some commotion.

I did find this

Heh that does sound unnatural. I have some great expectations for this movie and hope it doesn't turn into the Star Wars "prequels" hoopla.

Movies today piss me off when they want to try and do CG for everything.

Damn straight.

Tsk, I hope they catch the thieves. It seems movies like this are always targets for someone wanting to steal a prop or something.

If the whip is going to be entirely CG, I don't like that. I don't mind if they use effects for some of it (I'm sure they did in the old movies), but the real whip better be in there somewhere.

I think most of the original movie was standard effects and not CG