Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

"I love Indiana Jones and I adore Harrison Ford (literally since I was 3 when I discovered him as Han Solo). With a great supporting cast that includes Toby Jones, Mads Mikkelsen and Phoebe Waller Bridge and even John Rhys-Davies makes an appearance. I enjoyed this end edition. Was it as exciting as the first 3 movies? No. But it was a good ending for this awesome archeologist. Recommended. "

"This movie was absolutely amazing. Once the action started, it barely let up throughout the entire story. I enjoyed every minute of the emotional, dramatic, action-packed, well thought out and sentimental storyline. This is the perfect send off for Harrison Ford's character, and Mads Mikkelsen is the perfect intellectual match as the villain. The supporting actors are good, and, as always, the locations are energetic and vibrant. Many of the stunts are straight out of any James Bond movie: fun and over-the-top. The story surrounds an ancient artifact that is nothing like Indiana has encountered before. And everyone wants to get their hands on it. The runtime is much longer than I anticipated at over 2 and one half hours, but the time flew by because of the incredible and captivating story. "

"A great film taking place years after the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull with Dr. Jones as takes in the life or retirement, though the past comes back to him in more ways then one after he meets with his goddaughter again. Worth watching in theaters as he joins his goddaughter to as they race against old adversaries of Jones, to find pieces of a artifact that can change destiny!"

"Harrison Ford reprises his role as the popular Indiana Jones character for one last adventure. I was actually skeptical that he would be able to pull it off, considering his age. I mean c'mon, the guy is over 80 years old. But I was wrong. Ford did a great job. Director, James Mangold was able to capture the same feel of the previous movies in the franchise, well enough to make Steven Spielberg and George Lucas proud. In this final escapade, Indiana is convinced by his Goddaughter to track down an ancient artifact and help keep it out of the clutches of those pesky Nazis. As expected, a globe spanning quest ensues and things go from bad to worse. It all adds up to a fun and wild ride. A little unbelievable at times but you kind of need that for this genre. I enjoyed this closing quest and it was a fitting ending in the legend of Indiana Jones. 9/10"

"This was a fun movie - better than I expected. Very true to the past and just generally entertaining throughout. "

"Entertaining but nothing special. "

" 😆 even worse than expected I had to view it through the lense of 💩s and giggles to enjoy it. violates the rules of filmmaking left and right. the movie boiled down to austin powers with bad guys committing mass murder. exponentially worse than the crystal skull. the only way this works is as a satire making fun of the nostalgia felt for the original films. so ridiculous all we get nowadays are directors trolling their audience. "

"Love Phoebe Waller- Bridge in almost anything. Starts with young Indiana and ends with nostalgia. In between there is enough plot and lots of adventure scenes as well as a large body count. "

" Spoiler Warning: Though the spoiler is that Indiana Jones does not erase himself. To make it that the female lead was the hero who did all his adventures instead. Or that he stole her name and she was the real adventurer the whole time. Yes, that was also a rumor. The ending is a little underwhelming. Next to those is at least a sweet and heartwarming ending."

"Not as good as the trilogy. Way better than the last one. A little too long. Disappointed by a lack of a Short Round cameo. "