Indiana Jones & The Dial Of Destiny - An Empty Slog

[@backgroundnoise9310]

I'm glad you all make vids like this so I can "see" the film without risking my own neck.

[@Alexius01]

Id suggest you make your own opinion by watching it yourself. There are many reviews where you either like it or not

[@cubeflinger]

Stuckmann said it was ok

[@Saltedroastedcaramel]

​​@@Alexius01 the point of reviews is to see if movies are worth watching. Not everyone wants to waste money something that'll suck. Not every review is right but just hearing what happens is enough to steer away from

[@Alexius01]

@@Saltedroastedcaramel well there are good and bad reviews. Instead of just picking one side without seeing the movie isnt right imo.. since some reviews seem to extremely overexaggerate on certain things. It happened to many movies and the bast and this movie is no different

[@Saltedroastedcaramel]

@@Alexius01 Yeah you're going to have shills rather than actual reviews. Even being told the movie is okay is a big risk to waste. Like I said, not everyone wants to waste their time on a two hour movie they already have a feeling it's going to be bad

[@rachb373]

They killed his son. Unforgiveable.

[@firepenguin38]

Also they shot short round and didn't include him in the movie. Short round is like Indy's Robin

[@JDoe-gf5oz]

Everything you ever loved will be destroyed.

[@kevinwilt3918]

Crystal Skull was a turd too that's no big loss. Bottom line it should have ended with Last Crusade.

[@williamshakespears9594]

@@firepenguin38but they give the slag a black short round

[@meanwhileonhastings...]

Let's be honest: did anyone actually like Mutt?

[@TheIceMan23]

This video is all of us.. RIP another beloved Hero...fallen to the modern Hollywood machinery.

[@begelston]

This review deserves an award. It captures everything right with the first 3 Indiana Jones films and everything wrong with the latest failed attempt. You even mention the moral and spiritual aspects of the original movies which are really the heart of what makes them great. Bravo!

[@itsmatt517]

It’s well written but the narration sounded almost synthesised at times

[@viljamtheninja]

@@itsmatt517 Nah, I disagree, it sounds perfectly natural, there are none of the weird intonation and emphasis errors of usual text-to-speech simulators. It's rather, I think, that many KZbinrs over-emote to make up for lack of talent or genuine personality.

[@050572robert]

amen!

[@gman6176]

100% agree. He nails it. Excellent review. The same can be said of star wars.

[@picklerick8785]

I've come to think that KK really hates Lucas and Spielberg, and has since the 1980s, and has gotten her revenge, especially on George, by carefully and deliberately wrecking his creations, while he's alive to see it, and he can do nothing about it. Everything she does that looks to outsiders like incompetence is her vicious personal vendetta against a far more talented and creative man she hates like poison.

[@shailonnoelle7175]

My thoughts exactly this is all way too calculated to just keep happening the same way over and over again. And to further this I think the government is paying Disney for their loses for pushing their agenda so hard.

[@diehard7153]

Yeah I’ve wondered about that , you’d think all the years she would not interject wild ideas or corporate ideologies into her films

[@kevinwilt3918]

That's because she was the real genius. Their mysogynies kept her down. She was never allowed her time to shine. Movies like Indy 5, and Rise of Skywalker prove it.

[@conordyer2307]

She definitely wants to tarnish their legacy.

[@dimesonhiseyes9134]

​@@kevinwilt3918I mean it's only because the patriarchy and cis gender normies that has kept her from showing the world her true genius.

[@Teleman01]

As one of the biggest fans of the original Indiana Jones, there's no way in hell I'm watching any more of them. Including this one lol..

[@shailonnoelle7175]

It will definitely ruin the previous movies if you do

[@jonboy19823]

You bigot, lol, jk

[@Meowpheus101]

​@@jonboy19823should just left it at just "bigot". Us red pilled see the sarcasm & would've made it even funnier. Still fkn funny though 😂😂😂

[@GregorMima]

I know the feeling. That´s the way.

[@glieseseventen4921]

Amen to that!

[@garym6315]

One other missing aspect is the stunt work. Indy and James Bond movies were renowned for their death defying stunts using practical real world threats. You can't just CGI it and expect it to work.

[@Hudpix16]

But what do you expect an 80 year old to do?

[@marbellaotaiza801]

​@@Hudpix16 to stay home instead of pretending to de an action hero.

[@Throbingkcoc]

We can thank Disney for one thing and that's showing everyone just how talented and important Lucas and Spielberg were to this franchise.

[@garym6315]

I've been saying for ages that you can't make an Indy film set in the (almost) 1970s. The whole point was a throwback to a different type of adventure serial, with a reflection on that period of the 1930s and 40s.

[@gcs7817]

So unbelievably sad to see one of the iconic characters in cinema go down in flames

[@sebastianprimomija8375]

Empty movie theaters playing Indiana Jones are a Liminal Space that instill dread and uncertainty to the odd passerby and curious unaccompanied child who told his dad he wanted to go to the restroom but in actuality want to roam about.

[@angila.x]

Nice analysis. What made all these franchises and characters successful was the honest attempt on behalf of the creators to bring the audiences a good story and a fun cinematic experience. The problem with movies today is that they have become pretentious, preachy, and stale. A clear reflection of their creator's intentions and character.

[@neuro.weaver]

How many times will Kathleen Kennedy try to tell us the story in which she was supposed to be better than George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, yet got no credit? Judging by the quality of films she is able to produce, bringing these great men coffee was all she could handle.

[@viljamtheninja]

And she should get back to her coffee-fetching job, which is presumably the only thing in her career she got relatively right.

[@marbellaotaiza801]

Apparently Frank Marshall did like the coffee she made, and the rest is a living example of Murphy's Law part where people gets promoted until they reach their incompetence level.

[@Nightstalker314]

Last Crusade also had great character arcs that made them feel relatable. Indy and his father always going past each other in their intend in each situation just to finally converge the moment his father calls him "Indiana".

[@GregorMima]

We live trough really sad times to see our heros being destroyed one by one.

[@kevinwilt3918]

Millenials and gen z never had heros created for them so they have to destroy Gen X's

[@robertfarrow5853]

Deliberate. Marxist theory states the destruction of all previous culture must be effected before replacing with new ideaology. Disney,Bud,Sports, Star Wars ,Police,FBI pulled down. All the familiar goes,people are adrift. Nothing to frame the reference of their lives, cities gone. Now do you begin to see??

[@PresidentBob1989]

So sad to see how this will be the last film with the OG Indiana Jones. Should have left it at 3.

[@Sound557]

*Insert RLM quote about your favorite franchises going up in flames*

[@spoiler321]

This review really highlights the value of your analysis. There's too many people on this platform complaining about movies without being specific. That's like arguing about pineapple on pizza. it's pointless and nothing is gained, a matter of preference. You talk about themes, tone, style, character. I always look forward to your new posts because I know I'm going to learn something. Thank you.

[@hongolloyd8728]

Pineapple on pizza is not for everyone, but it’s for me.

[@marbellaotaiza801]

Pineapple on pizza is an abomination and people who like it should be banned from pizza restaurants worldwide, soup nazi style.

[@hemaccabe4292]

The real crime here is not a big stinker bomb of a movie or show we can just ignore and pretend doesn't exist. The real crime is that in many cases, this is the last time we can hope to get stars like Harrison Ford, Leonard Nimoy, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Warwick Davis among others to saddle up and reprise roles. They can be recast or perhaps video faked, but the precious, unrecoverable chance for a final authentic performance has been lost. That I can neither forgive nor forget.

[@marbellaotaiza801]

Too late for Carrie my friend...

[@hemaccabe4292]

@@marbellaotaiza801 That’s my point.

[@michaelreich4827]

KK knew 2 important things: -How Spielberg took his coffee -How he liked his duck sucked

[@shailonnoelle7175]

And now he's taking it up the arse

[@shailonnoelle7175]

She massacres everything men have touched

[@itwasnteveryfloor5038]

Ha! Yikes, thats a sight

[@Krueger_ai]

This makes me want to watch “Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” even more.

[@stevedenis8292]

i can not understand how an actor can in such a late stage of their career do any movie that will make their iconic characters look so bad. This will be how they are remembered aftercall. Years from now after they are dead they will be fondly remembered as their greatest hits then the last thing the final note will be oh yeah their last film was that piece of crap. What happened to self worth or at the very least narcissism?

[@captainnayr]

It’s all about the money. Money talks dude…

[@JDoe-gf5oz]

Ford hates being an actor and never cared about a legacy.

[@dalemanolas5994]

@@captainnayr It's about the paycheck, sure, but it's also about the fight between Harrison Ford and Samuel L. Jackson about who is the most bankable actor in history. It's probably also about revisiting that role for Ford. He wanted to go out with a bang and with audiences cheering. He underestimated just how much of a monster KK really is though. Seventy year old KK wanted to promote PWB as her successor and used Dial of Destiny as a vehicle to make that happen.

[@deanandsamAO3]

Your commentary was beautiful. :)

[@garym6315]

I get the feeling that the writers all sat around a whiteboard and called out Indy tropes which none of them truly understood. All they knew was that they needed an exciting opening scene, a fiesty female, a spunky child sidekick, a magical artefact, Nazis and globetrotting.

[@hemaccabe4292]

Here's a crazy idea. Crystal Skull was awful but it did introduce us to Indy and Marion's child, Mutt and saw Indy finally marrying Marion. Let's imagine a prestige series, ala Young Indy TNG: Mutt is attending classes at University, perhaps even one taught by his Dad where he is working his way to an archaeology degree. Mutt isn't a gifted academic, he might even have a touch of dyslexia, but he's toughing his way through. Mutt still has his bike shop where he sleeps in a small back room. This gives an excuse to constantly be having gorgeous vintage bikes in various states of disassembly wandering through the background. He visits his parents from time to time, maybe for Thanksgiving Dinner. People still come to Indy with their problems despite his advanced age. Indy has a something, and needs to be hospitalized, the mission has to go, he calls on Mutt. Mutt goes off to solve whatever the problems is/find the lost artifact/steal the military secret/etc. There could be one or more beautiful good girls back home who help Mutt in school and beautiful/dangerous girls in the world maybe a Soviet agent and/or some sort of rival agent from business/other academic institutions etc. Lots of globe trotting in the fifties and sixties, kind of Indiana Jones meets Mad Men. Probably would have to recast Shia. I think it could do well.

[@jaymorgan7728]

Sounds truly awful.

[@hemaccabe4292]

@@jaymorgan7728 Everyone's entitled to their opinion. Thanks.

[@nathangraham4551]

You know, it sounds like simple plot, but thats all we need. we dont need to reinvent the wheel, just give us that sense of adventure that the originals gave us. As bad as crystal skull was, i didnt hate Mutt and i assumed that if a movie came after it would follow him more. at least this movie makes me look at crystal skull more fondly lol

[@jaymorgan7728]

@@hemaccabe4292 I know. That's why I just stated mine. Thanks.

[@spoiler321]

that sounds really off base - try again?

[@richardmcgowan1651]

Dont forget the part where Indy is shot in the chest and its all forgotten about when he gets dragged to his time again

[@NGRevenant]

don't forget the nazi who took a metal pole to the face at 60mph and walked it off

[@alainarchambault2331]

It was already getting old by the Temple of the Crystal Skulls.

[@peace-yv4qd]

Grew up in the era of the Saturday afternoon kids matinee. For fifty cents admission you got 10 cartoons, a short feature and a serial. The Indiana Jones movies reminds me of the cliffhangers of yesteryear. I had a somewhat dismal childhood and movies and TV back then were an escape from those troubles. Todays films take the innocence out of a kids life by presenting them with concepts they're not ready to deal with. And the fun of going to the movies for adults.

[@frankb821]

Very well written and executed. Bravo

[@sabatheus]

Oh...oh! You mean this video. I was going to star fire-bombing! xD

[@imparooo]

Your commentary captures so well what was magical about the first three movies, and what went horribly wrong in the fourth and the fifth.

[@morten1]

Indiana Jones and The Hollow Spectacle

[@justing1474]

Indiana Jones and the Calamity of Kennedy 😂

[@Neva2Soon]

It’s an 80 year old Harrison Ford. In the film it’s a 70 year old Indiana Jones. I’ve calculated this based on Henry Jones Junior birthdate being July 1st 1899. The film is set in 1969

[@Pyrolonn]

Let's face it 80 year old Harrison Ford can play 70 year old Indiana Jones, he's aged pretty well.

[@MichaelCravith]

The more I hear, the more soulless it all sounds. Not that I'm surprised.

[@oscarpinillacastro5893]

One of the best reviews I've seen about the "new version" of a classic saga. Your analysis of what makes Indiana Jones actually Indiana Jones is awesome.

[@lunaboy1977]

Wow, just imagine going to the cinema and witnessing a young man punching an eighty year old woman in the face and knocking her out. It would break the world.

[@johnmcternan4157]

Best genuine proper MEMORABLE laugh in the last few years was seeing Captain Marvel smack an old smiling lady but only in the context of that trailer, it was so jarring 😂, I didn't see the film.

[@thetimturnershow2883]

I don’t even count this new Indiana Jones as a real sequel, I consider it a parody. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, even with its fault’s, I still personally found very entertaining.

[@cjraymond8827]

All I can think of with Crystal Skull is that terrible CGI jungle chase scene with monkeys and fencing.

[@dethledr]

It's not even parody. It's pathetic pandering.

[@inigo5051]

In the times of the Far West, Harrison Ford, Spielberg and Lucas would have been hanged for Crystal Skull

[@kerrylawson7515]

KOCS substitutes silly alien garbage for the greater mysteries represented by the Ark and the Grail. For me, that's why TOD is a lesser movie than the other two, and anything past Last Crusade doesn't even register.

[@bernieschiff5919]

@@cjraymond8827 I agree, the sloppiness of the characterizations and reliance on CGI is what bothered me of what I saw of that film. I shook my head when I saw that sequence, really bad. Creative live action set pieces that were hard to do well made the first two films stand out. It all seemed believable. A two-and-a-half-hour movie with extended chase sequences (to create excitement and conflict) and reports of the French audience talking to each other does not bode well for a gripping and believable story. Mr. H Reviews on U-Tube also posted a negative review.

[@ricomajestic]

You know a movie is bad when the review of the movie causes you to fall sleep halfway through the video!

[@AllanGildea]

Superb revue. Thank you.

[@TheVagolfer]

Not only an insightful review of this banal movie, but articulately presented. As a novelist, I appreciate the linguistics. New subscriber.

[@ab-gail]

Your text edits during the plot killed me lol

[@johnmcternan4157]

How does this film get showing at Cannes, don't they famously savage anything less than artisque pretentious perfection? 😂

[@jacotromp59581]

Best review for this movie so far. Great work sir

[@jamesupton4996]

Very eloquent review, and right about all the key elements.

[@jarelllevingston7882]

The way you describe Phoebe’ character makes me think of Rose Tico, with Indy being the Finn.

[@kerrykrishna]

20 seconds of listening to this and I will NEVER watch this. Well done!

[@45641560456405640563]

Really, you take all this 'rage for views' content that seriously?

[@thedealmama3070]

Indiana Jones dvd sets will be coming soon in date night edition; 3 great films and 2 coasters.

[@boco1951]

Best review so far!

[@Mquinn8893]

Indiana Jones and No Country for old man

[@AndragonLea]

I'm just kind of sad that they did ANOTHER passing the mantle movie, but because they didn't have anyone half as charismatic and likeable as Dr. Jones to pass it on to, they decided to drag him down so his replacement would look acceptable by comparison.

[@45641560456405640563]

Meh, it didn't really come off that way.

[@BeckerFlag]

Every now and then the KZbin algorithm suggests something new and worthwhile, like this video. Great job and a have a new subscriber.

[@PeaceTrainUSA-1000]

Your section on the appeal of the original films was unique and illuminating. Thank you!

[@Bucketus.Lord.of.Buckets]

Why do I have a feeling all these reviews are saying Crystal Skull is better than Dial while not outright saying it

[@45641560456405640563]

They won't say it outright because they'll look stupid when that's not how it will be remembered. I'd suggest you watch some reviews by people who don't 'rage for views' like performing seals at a zoo.

[@bps3013]

Brilliant dissertation on this one! In better hands this swan song of the franchise could have been an epic finale to a largely coherent and enjoyable franchise, but alas it was not to be. And it really should have. Raiders can never be topped and I'm grateful to have at least that.

[@14margott]

Thank you for this review. Very much .I will pass it around.

[@haroldb1856]

All of modern Hollywood is an empty slog, the interminable death march of the reanimated corpse of the wonder and joy of yesterday's cinematic tours de force.

[@kerrylawson7515]

I guarantee a big screen re-release of Raiders would be a license to print money.

[@CinnamonGrrlErin1]

I saw it on IMAX a few years ago and the place was packed. And it looked amazing considering it wasn't even made for that format, it was so much fun.

[@ProjectCambrian]

They got the Recipe wrong. Apparently the opening Act, so about 30 or so minutes with Past Indy was really Good, but then tanks immediately afterwards as if written by the songwriter for the Spice Girls. The chosen McGuffin is Outside the Subgenre as Chamberlain points out, it Doesn't Belong because that's a Scifi Scifantasy Gimmick Type and Not a Archeological Adventurer Vs Lethal Grade Competition Vs a Mystical/Supernatural/Magic Grade McGuffin, Usually Inspired by Real World History and MYTHOLOGY. There are a literal FukTon of Amazing things from our Real History with Allllll the Proper Ingredients to make this true Classic Beef and Potatoes Dinner Feast that is Americana and Pure Indiana Jones. Crystal Skull Started with those elements then turned the Skulls from Human Shaped to Alien Greys Skulls, the Ancient Ruins were just a Decorated Camouflage for a Trans dimensional Flying Saucer. The Skulls should have led to Some Treasure of Some Sort, something that Would be of Immense Value. It, like the Ark of the Covenant could Also be Extremely Dangerous. For instance it is Rumored that the Actual Ark, Supposedly, in Somalia I think, has Guardians...who go Blind from their close proximity to the artefact, medical examinations of those rotated out guards results are in line with Radiation damage. The Key is Separating the Real World Implications of such a thing in a Fiction from a Science Based explanation and Keeping it in the Mystical and Supernatural explanation to stay in like with the Indiana Jones franchise. How many Indiana Jones titles can You come up with that fall in line with this Specific Sub Genre? I'll throw a few of my own down here and feel free if any catch hour attention as Worthy inferred story ideas. Indiana Jones: The Road to ATLANTIS (Self explanatory) Indiana Jones and The Knights Templar (In a National Treasure kinda vein) Indiana Jones and The Underworld of Egypt. (Apparently there's an entire City under some of the big temples and pyramids with a whole Lore behind it that I found Immensely intriguing. So Kinda Temple of Doom like but instead of the Mining Temple, it's an Egyptian Land of the Dead Undercity full of traps and Spirits safeguarding something Bad Guys would Kill Hundreds or Thousands even to attain.) Indiana Jones and the Golden Fleece Indiana Jones and the Dragon of Shangri-La Indiana Jones: Pandoras Box Indiana Jones and the Spear of Destiny (because every few stories it's an easy go to do an Adventure in Christian Mythology with two thirds of the OT trilogy being inspired by that. Kind of a trilogy of themed stories within the franchise.) Indiana Jones and the Terracotta Army (gets a little close to a Tomb Raider / The Mummy feel though) Indiana Jones and The Horn of Valhalla I think Any one of these ideas would have worked quite well. Let's hear Yours? I bet the list we all come up with could Embarrass Lucasfilm, KK and Disney if published on it's own.

[@bernieschiff5919]

I agree, these are possible ideas for good movies. However, during the period when these could have been made Harrison Ford was booked solid with blockbuster film projects that he chose to do instead. A story treatment is not a screenplay, and stars, directors, and producers need to be brought together to sign off for it to have a chance in a competitive market.

[@LanceCorporal_Waffles]

You saying that Mangold is not Spielberg reminds me of the scene in Ford vs. Ferrari when Enzo tells the execs to go back to Ford and tell him that he is not his grandfather. Delicious. Lol

[@knowpassword]

Elder abuse, way to go girl power! 🙄

[@sabatheus]

Rest in piece Indy. They murdered you (and your son), and defiled the corpse. But what upsets me most is how the truly talented people who worked on this film are getting dragged down with the hack writing, social justice virtue-signalling and gender politics. I firmly believe that this period of cinema will be remembered like the plague-era of the middle ages.

[@heathermcdougall8023]

Indiana Jones and the unberable feminist!

[@mygodisyahweh8634]

Awesome video 👍

[@autisticlegionnaire3624]

This is a truly crazy timeline I find myself in, where I no longer watch franchises that were once crack cocaine to me.

[@deanedge5988]

A superb little essay.

[@lexprontera8325]

The rhythm of speech in this is unsettling. I can't decide if it's a text-to-speech robot or if a human being can do this. That aside, 10/10 content, I agree completely, would -listen- read again 👍👍

[@Tgungen]

I wish we had a fifth movie with something more about the time the era the movie was set in rather than wacky time travel shenanigans. Just imagine a scenario where Indiana Jones has to face against the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia to recover powerful artifacts, I'd watch that

[@genghisgahan9623]

My 10 year old daughter saw it with her class. She said it was boring 🤷‍♂️

[@PimpinBassie2]

Waller Bridge was perfect in the role of Medusa. A real missed chance...

[@SlipdeGarcondeJour]

I do hope the weird twin tail on that He-111 is justified in some way.

[@bernieschiff5919]

Yes, doesn't make sense, it seems the art director for the CGI artists probably failed to do any serious research, came up with it. Vertical tails were never placed at midspan, this would increase loads on the airframe and possibly causing flutter and drag. This would also interfere with the rear top gunner's field of fire, bad idea. Small twin tails used as endplates worked well, however, increasing control and the effective span of the tail, see the various examples. Also, see Heinkel's 219 and 274 4 engine aircraft designs for inspiration, apparently not considered here.

[@briancrawford8751]

"Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny" sounds too much like "Indiana Jones and the Nursing Home Clock Counting Down To Eternity."

[@brunoheggli2888]

It was a amazing movie!

[@1999fxdx]

Excellent

[@madmaxit2]

It was painful enough watching the last Jones movie (Crystal skull). I won’t watch this one even when it’s free on TV. I want to retain my good memories of those great and fun Indiana movies!

[@warrenamis4332]

I love Indiana Jones too much to watch dial of destiny

[@estrabetenovomultilaser1936]

Perfect analysis, my friend

[@vilod]

Might as well been that Mulvieniy fella that wears a dress trying to sell Bud Light beers.

[@terryschappert2397]

This is really smart. Glad I stumbled in here!

[@frankkay625]

Vote with your wallets folks and vote no!

[@redwingblackbird8553]

I was told not to watch this movie by the creators so... thanks for the narration. 🤗

[@bjornh4664]

Excellent analysis!

[@Headead5231]

The only thing I would add is the remarkable performance by the great River Phoenix as young Indy.

[@mentalplayground]

What's left? Back To The Future? ...

[@generated6375]

Feels like a great day to watch Raiders or Temple or Last Crusade.

[@nooicemate3456]

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Tropes…

[@Deadeditior]

Great review

[@davidjazay9248]

Indiana Jones and the Diarrhea of Disney

[@brentshealer7314]

It’s too bad that the writers weren’t on strike before being tasked w writing this dreck

[@nicholastotoro7721]

Indiana Jones and the Dose of Destin I know it doesn't make sense, just go with it.

[@harvard2thebighouse824]

If the rumors about an original ending involving Phoebe Hapsburg, taking the hat and whip are right, that would explain Spielberg and Lucas dropping all the way out

[@NateTheGnat]

I’ll always like Last Crusade the best. It may not be the best Indy movie but it’s the most fun watch for me.

[@Headead5231]

Half way through this and its already the best review yet.

[@mikewazowski489]

Why don’t you have more subscribers? Your content is top notch

[@sterling7]

It's a grim comment about a lot of modern entertainment that about the best we can do as an audience (let alone as, *shudder*, "consumers") is fail to show up for what is offered and hope against hope that its creators will eventually get the message. Powers know the entertainment establishment seems to have made excuses to ignore the sentiments of its own audience its most efficiently produced product.

[@howthewestwaswon1890]

I was sleeping during climax of Crystal Skull. South Park summed it up perfectly.

[@spokes1018]

Fantastic review! Liked and subscribed

[@CinnamonGrrlErin1]

I really wish we'd gotten a second Tintin movie instead, and I'm not a big fan of mo-cap. But if it's mostly cgi anyway, what's the point? The original Indy movies are exciting because you're seeing real stunts in real environments, there's depth and texture.

[@FVD]

There was supposed to have been a follow-up directed by Peter Jackson which is looking largely unlikely moving forward now... 😔

[@journeymanX]

indy should've just stayed in the 80s to be honest,with the first 3 films it was a simpler time back then and people really went to cinema for spectacles it was a pre 9-11,pre pandemic world, no gender or identity politics just a fun time in cinema and yes both spielberg and ford have hit their peak in the 80s, when indy 4 came around,it was a different era that saw no place for nazi punching adventurers i say go watch the opening scene of de-age indy doing his thing of out maneuvering nazis while stealing an artifact when it cuts to 1969 that's your cue to leave

[@robmcelrath875]

Can we all talk about how maybe Harrison Ford should have just said no to the last two?

[@jochemderuijter5267]

Harrison Ford can now at least buy a new Bugatti. He's not complaining.

[@Steve-lb2gm]

Let's face it, it's the perfect film for today.