INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY REVIEW | Double Toasted
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- INDIANA JONES AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY REVIEW | Double Toasted - Today at Double Toasted we have our Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny review. In this funny video, we take a look at the Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny trailer before going in-depth into our Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny movie review. We discuss the performance of Harrison Ford, the ending, the action sequences and yes, the de-aging cgi. What did you think of Indiana Jones 5? Let us know in the comment section below.
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Why does Martin look so normal in that outfit 😂?
Cause the man can make anything look stylin'
I didn't even realize it was supposed to be a costume.
That's part of his regular wardrobe
I know right
Being Dapper is normal for Martin
Those clothes were definitely already in Martin's closet. No costume required 😂
haha
-Julian said Indiana Jones is a ripoff of Uncharted.
-Uncharted was considered a ripoff of Tomb Raider (it was called "Dude Raider" back in '07)
-Tomb Raider was called "Indiana Jones with boobs"
It happened.
We've finally come full circle.
Uncharted was never considered a rip-off of Tomb Raider....Uncharted 1 and Tomb Raider Underworld, which was the game out when Uncharted came out is not similar in any way...
However they did completely rip-off Uncharted for the Tomb Raider reboot games which are exactly like Uncharted.
When did I say it was a ripoff? I just said It reminded me of uncharted bc of the puzzle’s sections
@@lutherheggs451 play Tomb Raider Legend (2006).
Or just google "Dude Raider".
@@CobraStarGreen I listened to the review while I was mowing my lawn and made my comment like an hour later. I guess I remembered it wrong
Indiana Jones is a rip off of old republic serials...
I love that Harrison Ford does NOT indulge people's nerdy questions. He is just an actor and has no idea about the deep lore of things not in the movies he was in. He does not give any thought to "well what would Han do in this situation?" unless it's in the script.
Ford is gigabased. Does anyone remember when they interviewed him about his cameo in The Rise of Skywalker and they asked him was he a force ghost and he said he didn't know what that was 😂
Can you blame him...I mean Jesus it would get aggravating to have the same sweaty, nerds constantly coming to ask the same stupid questions over and over again.
@@Darkwarlord1533 That cameo was Carrie Fisher died we need to throw you into a cameo...It is hilarious though how people cry about "Disney" killing Han Solo when Ford has said several hundred times HE told Disney he would only come back if his character died.
Harrison Ford is especially grumpy towards Star Wars because he screwed up. He chose to take a paycheck for his role as Han Solo, most of his costars chose to get paid in merch sales.
@trickvondoom2354 oh wow. He didn't get the Points deal? I thought all the principles of the 1st SW movie did?
0:29 Korey Jones and Dr. Martin!😂
2:57 I getting to old for this crap!
4:42 Harrison Ford red hulk!
7:17 Dr. Jones Come to HR room!
9:09 pimp Jones
15:03 Stupid Chump!
17:20 Agree Martin
24:06 JJ copys everything
25:13 don't talk to your Godfather like that
27:34 That's my Q got to Go!
33:39 Gimme my hat Back
I bet some people will start appreciating Crystal Skull if they dislike this one, like with the SW prequels because the Disney ones were disappointing
Crystal skull is disgracefully bad. Another terrible film doesn't change that.
It’s called recency bias. You become forgiving of the previously terrible crap if something even worse comes along. This can also be observed with people reevaluating the George W Bush presidency when Trump was in office… but the reality is the old shit was still shit. We are just victim to continually lowered expectations.
Except that even those who have responded unfavorably to "Dial of Destiny", for the most part, still agree it's better than "Kingdom of the Crystal Skull"... No matter what, trash it trash. And I'm sorry, the SW sequels don't absolve the SW prequels in any way. Both sets of movies were terrible for different respective reasons.
Fax
@@thedefinitionisthistell that last part to the SW fan base
I'm a grown ass man but the second I saw Martin I melted and then Korey just killed me 🤣🤣🤣 fucking love you guys
Korey and Martin looking smooth as hell in those costumes
I'm glad this review felt a lot more nuanced than the majority of other takes I've seen on UA-cam. I thought the movie was okay, matinee would be my rating, too.
“Indiana Jones and the Quest for the Lost AARP Card.'"
Martin nailed it with his costume. Korey's is actually good this time. It's usually embarrassing to see him in.
i love the bad costumes though lol
Your username is embarrassing
@@nomdeguerre247 what's embarrassing is being an anchor baby. Like yourself.
Harrison Ford returns as Indiana Jones, proving that even at his age, he's still the most efficient tomb raider-because who needs a whip when you've got a trusty walker?
Then has a street race in 3 wheeled Tuk Tuk mobility scooters.
Breaks my heart that he’s never seen an Indy movie and this one made him not want to see any others.
Harrison Ford is looking for artifacts younger than he is.
Part-time.
You can say the same thing about Leonardo DiCaprio 😂
🥶
The movie was okay. There were so many car chase scenes after a while, every time they got into a moving vehicle, I was like "Again?"
The Phoebe Waller-Bridge character was so annoying. She legit caused the death of at least 10 innocent people and was like "what ev's"
This movie was a little long, I legit fell asleep.
Indiana Jones 1-3: All manner of supernatural mumbo jumbo.
Audiences: Amazing!
Crystal Skull: 👽
Audiences: Ridiculous! This crossed the line!
Dial of Destiny: Literal time travel.
Audiences: Finally Indiana Jones is grounded and realistic again!
I like the people who claim the first three are "so realistic" compared to crystal skull.
Yet in reality the Crystal Skulls are an object that actually exists, that was actually found in South America...Unlike the 3 completely fictional Sankara stones, Jesus' water cup and the ghost living in a golden box.
Well tbf, supernatural and extraterrestrial are different. Ancient artifacts with power, shaman type magic and whatnot are in line with pulpy classics and such. Aliens was a step in a different, foreign direction.
And time travel is a bigger jump given the massive implications, not to mention it wasn't used well in this
I’m not sure I want to see a sad broken bitter Indy. When will these writers ever understand we don’t want to see our hero’s denigrated.
Well said
But doesn't it make him a bit more interesting, you think? Or would you prefer the exact same character over again, just older? Not trying to provoke anything, just want to understand why people dislike the 'old, broken hero' bit so much
@@majorkong2828people like op want to see the same character with no variation.
@@Indy_Bendy And if they did that, everybody would complain that it was just more of the same thing.. Seems like there's no way to win
if you did your research, Harrison Ford requested these plot points for this last movie
0:00 Korey and Martin sure know how to make an intro XD
I just got out of a showing, and honestly.....I liked the movie. Of course, it's not better than the trilogy nothing can be. This felt like an Indiana Jones film, at least to me. I never hated Crystal Skull it was just the story that didn't intrigue me. It didn't feel like it was a passing of the torch film. it was more of a one last ride for the character. Even though Last Crusade was a great finale. Also I liked the actress who plays Helena woman is fine, again that's me.
Could've put Short Round to be his side kick in the movie since it's the last film
Y’all nailed it! Thomas actually looks like a black Sean Connery 😂👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
11:41
You can say he did it but with 10% luck
20% skill
15% concentrated power and will
5% pleasure
50% pain
And a 100% reason to remember the name.
It’s was a fun movie!.The ending was a bit weird and seemed a little rushed..Plus I think u can see where the alleged re-shoots took place..I did enjoy it quite a bit though!
How is it bold to have the hero be aging and depressed? Luke in Last Jedi, Peter B in Into the Spider-Verse, even Mangold's Logan had that.
Great point
Exactly
Yeah..I get why they do it,to build a character arc and all. But it’s definitely not a bold(or original) choice
Harrison Ford is 80 years old! What did you expect? I don't think this movie should have been made in the first place because the character is too old. They should have got a younger actor to play him in the past.
@@cheddarcheese7928I think it kinda is though. Even if it is done a million times, it either works or it doesn’t, and it can divide people. Plenty of people are really divided on Luke in TLJ, and we’re unsure of how to feel at first when Harrison Ford was in TFA as a matter of fact until people chimed in and praised not only the film, flaws and all, but Harrison in it. Unless it is Wolverine, it’s still a really, really risky choice, and even for Wolverine, I’m not sure if every person was okay with Logan dying.
Indiana Jones went from fear of snakes. To fear his snake is impotent.😂
Saying Indiana Jones reminds you of Uncharted is like saying Superman reminds you of Homelander 🤦♂️
More like Superman reminding you of Thor or Vision.
@@JDdr86 well no because Thor or Vision arent derivatives of Superman
I have never understood the negativity around Temple of Doom. Loved that film and so did every kid my age when it came out. We had lunch boxes with burning hearts on them. 😁
The middle of the movie drags. Raiders and Crusade both are paced better and keeps that fast paced adventure feel throughout their runtime. Doom starts strong and then slows to a crawl before picking back up for the finish. I don't hate it but it's not my favorite. Crusade, Raiders, Doom/Skull tie is my best to worst list. DoD sounds like it's close to Crusade and Raiders. We'll see.
@@alekesam You're tripping if you think this movie belongs in the same conversation as any of the original trilogy including Temple of Doom which is admittedly the weakest of the original 3! Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is absolutely unnecessary but is still miles ahead of this Disney dumpster fire!
@@mr.jonesy8521 Dumbass I said I haven't seen it yet. Only one tripping here is you, gatekeeping mfing INDIANA JONES. Step off toy.
@@alekesamWhat? TOD is the most fast paced of them all so much so Spielberg had to add scenes to slow it down.
@shamrockballs1066 I didn't say the whole movie I said the middle. Beginning and end (I guess 1st and 3rd act to be more accurate) is fine.
DT is my fave review show. I’ve been a member since the Spill days. I love you guys! But you’re always telling us not to accept reheated mediocrity or we’ll keep getting it! This movie was more deserving of this advice than ANYTHING else you’ve reviewed in the last 15 years!!!!
I’m glad you enjoyed it but I can’t agree with the ‘matinee’ rating and forgiving critique… 😢 i don’t think I’ve seen a movie more obviously assembled by committee than this one. I couldn’t find anything ‘bold’ here. Even the ‘wildness’ of the ending seemed like a script idea with an ‘Indy can’t keep living in the past’ theme that wasn’t realised in a way true to whatever the original intention was supposed to be! An undeveloped cut-and-paste hodgepodge.
Just my opinion of course but the film left me feeling cold, empty and cynical. And after a slew of properties that have milked old IPs recently, that’s saying something.😔
Me too. I was just sad walking out of it. It not only let me feelin sad about Indy’s age, but my own.
Wow, that “movie review extravaganza” chant was as tired as Harrison Ford was in this movie
Costumes are on point. Can’t wait to see this.
Fun fact I'm a world-class magician who works with David Blaine and when Harrison Ford said get the hell out of my house I was with David on set filming that TV special
I'm so glad you guys have been doing the costumes again! It makes reviews that I already love watching that much more enjoyable!
As someone in the minority who loved kingdom of the Crystal Skull, I hate to see an Indy film that was this boring and uninspired. All the actors did a great job but this movie didn’t justify its existence.
Just saw the film. Ford kicks absolute ass. The movie starts with a bang. Really amazing opening sequence. He gets tons to do throughout the movie, he isn't neutered. He kills more people than he did in the 4th film lmao. And his performance is layered, nuanced, and really damn good. Bridge is annoying and unlikeable but she doesn't ruin the movie. Willie was annoying too and Doom is still epic. The pre determined opinions about this movie look ridiculous right now. It's through and through a good Indy film. Mangold directs the action with style and really channels Spielberg
Agreed! It was an enjoyable film. Had all the Indy troupes: The chase after an ancient relic, an annoying sidekick, epic action set pieces, ooh and I can't forget "fortune and glory." LOL
It's just an opinion but Willie definetely ruined Temple of Doom for me.
willie annoys me to this day
🧢
the fact that this isn't a full price after Skull is a heartbreaking result
Story wss complete garbage
@@thecunninlynguistI could tell Disney was gonna mess this up
@@jarrodedson5441 They mess everything up.
A movie being bad doesn't make another movie good.
@@Eidlonestell that to people that like the sw prequels after the Disney sequels
PS: Update! Today I saw the movie again! The airplanes match this time! So, how did I see two different ones before? Did I see something else on "UA-cam" that made me think I saw a "Condor" first? 🤔😁
Damn, breaks my heart Julian watched this first without seeing the originals haha. Also that he played the Uncharted games not knowing their biggest influence. Anyway glad I saw this in theaters and had fun with it!
How do you watch the 5th installment? I'm a franchise without watching the first 3? That's unprofessional for a movie reviewer to do.
I think Boyd Holbrook could’ve been really menacing if they let him do ANYTHING. Lord… I mean he worked in “Logan,” damn! And why not Short Round!? 😢
Oh, yeah, wasn't he Pierce in "Logan"? He had quite the swagger for a small-scale villain.
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Notes: Archimedes? From what I understand based on articles and videos, he was into water displacement, so that made sense to me. But in the movie, Jones did it so simply that it reminds me of a similar scene in "Aqua-Man" in which Arthur said that he could've "just peed on it" or something like that.
The title informs us about Time Travel. But they didn't bring the son back.
I saw Harrison's remake of "Call of the Wild" so I knew that he was old. Seeing that Karen didn't age as well shocked me! 😳
We "nitpick" about different things! In the hanger, the big bomber looks like a "Focke-Wulf Fw 200 Condor" but once in flight it looks like a different airplane sometimes! 😁
"Matinee"? I saw it at night last week. Tomorrow my best friend thinks that he might be able to see it for the local matinee time. There's only a $2.00 difference though for us in our 50s. We're not yet eligible for the Senior Discount!
Your young guy should be informed that the one with Kate Capshaw is a prequel to the first movie. 😉
"Magic"? What Lord God Jehovah does wouldn't be Magic. But in Kate's movie, what they showed us would qualify. 🤔
I didn't see any problems with "The Crystal Skull" movie! So my guesses are that some people didn't like being reminded of "Ancient Aliens"? Or that they added SF elements to a Fantasy franchise? Evangelicals didn't like their God having competition from the "false gods" in the second movie. Maybe they had similar feelings about the Skull movie? That, and perhaps their deity of choice would be explained away as merely an "alien"?
Did you notice how Jones said that the other scholarly guy was trying to remove the faith elements by turning it into science? 🤔
Title: Indiana Jones and the Lost City of Atlantis
INT. UNIVERSITY LECTURE HALL - DAY
Dr. Indiana Jones, a rugged archaeologist in his late 50s, stands in front of a packed lecture hall, displaying images of ancient ruins.
INDIANA JONES
Ladies and gentlemen, today we delve into the mystery of the lost city of Atlantis. While many consider it a myth, I believe it holds the key to unlocking untold treasures and ancient knowledge.
The students listen attentively, fascinated by Indiana's expertise.
EXT. GREEK ISLAND - DAY
Indiana receives a mysterious package containing an ancient artifact. It's a map showing the location of Atlantis. Intrigued, he embarks on a thrilling journey to uncover the truth.
INT. LIBRARY - NIGHT
Indiana delves into ancient texts, deciphering clues that lead him to believe Atlantis is hidden beneath the Mediterranean Sea. He sets off to find a renowned marine archaeologist, DR. ELENA SANCHEZ, who possesses the knowledge he needs.
INT. ELENA'S LAB - DAY
Indiana meets Dr. Elena Sanchez, a brilliant and adventurous scientist, who shares his passion for uncovering hidden secrets. Together, they analyze the map and determine the general location of Atlantis.
EXT. MEDITERRANEAN SEA - DAY
Indiana and Elena set sail on a small research vessel, accompanied by a skilled crew. As they navigate treacherous waters, they face fierce storms and encounter rival treasure hunters determined to claim Atlantis' riches for themselves.
INT. UNDERWATER CAVERN - DAY
Indiana and Elena discover a hidden underwater cavern that leads them deep into the heart of Atlantis. They encounter elaborate traps and puzzles left behind by an ancient civilization, testing their wits and skills.
INT. ATLANTIS TEMPLE - DAY
They reach a grand temple within Atlantis, adorned with gold and precious gems. Inside, they find evidence of a powerful energy source that could revolutionize the world if harnessed or bring destruction if misused.
EXT. ATLANTIS CITY - DAY
As Indiana and Elena explore the sprawling ruins of Atlantis, they uncover the tragic history of its downfall. They learn that the city's advanced technology led to its own destruction, and they must prevent history from repeating itself.
INT. ATLANTIS THRONE ROOM - DAY
Indiana and Elena confront the main antagonist, a ruthless treasure hunter named VICTOR MALONE. He seeks to harness the energy of Atlantis for his personal gain, regardless of the consequences.
A thrilling battle ensues, with Indiana and Elena using their knowledge and resourcefulness to outsmart Malone's hired goons and prevent him from accessing the power source.
EXT. ATLANTIS - DAY
The city begins to crumble as the energy source destabilizes. Indiana and Elena narrowly escape, ensuring the destruction of Atlantis while preserving its secrets.
INT. UNIVERSITY LECTURE HALL - DAY
Indiana concludes his lecture, sharing the tales of his epic adventure with his captivated audience.
INDIANA JONES
In the pursuit of knowledge and history, we must always tread with caution. For some secrets are better left buried.
The students applaud as Indiana steps down from the podium, leaving them with a sense of wonder and a desire to explore the mysteries of the world.
FADE OUT.
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Helena is pretty much Willie Scott 2.0
LOL Korey's reaction to Martin's "Jonesing" joke...
Mark 26:01. So far, I've had just the one viewing, and it didn't seem that way to me. 🤔 Granted, I was having a good day with my health, I guess, because I was able to sit until the end of the credits without my left eye sleeping or me rushing to the men's restroom. It was like a very pleasant theme park ride experience. 😀
I’m reading that people wished Short round was the partner as opposed to Fleabag for his final film.
That honestly would've been better, since he was an astablished character then what we got.
It should have been Shorty instead of Sallah in NYC.
Definitely
They had great chemistry together in Temple of Doom
Man Korey getting nostalgic for 2007 cause he handing out matinee's to every mediocre movie this summer.
I had the biggest crush on Sean Connery in Last Crusade when I was 18. Martin, all respect, you are pulling it off. Niiiice.
I don’t know if Martin was dressed to go along with Korey or that’s just part of his regular style.
Not swapping the annoying god daughter for short round is a huge missed opportunity.
lol gotta give major credit to martin and korey for going the extra mile to dress up as the indiana jones characters.
Martin dressed up? Lol 😂
I’m going to give this movie a chance and check it out. I saw Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull on my 11th birthday back in 2008. It was the first time for me seeing Indiana Jones on the big screen. I seen the first three movies on VHS and DVD which I enjoyed as well.
God damn if this ain’t the same exact reason I’m going to see it today!
Go see it, it was a decent film. You can respect people's opinions, and that's fine, but don't let that sway away from seeing a film, if you are truly wanting to see it. I had a good time with it.
Just came back from it. Not my favorite Indy movie but it’s not a bad movie at all. Teddy was annoying till the end, Helena had to grow on me, and Mads Mikkelsen was easily my favorite character. Ain’t perfect but it ain’t bad either
@@philzh7973 their will be always a best and a worse of a franchise. But that doesn't mean the worse film sucks.
Having seen the movie last night…it was a solid watch. Although it has its problems (and a part in the 3rd act that really had me scratch my head), it was good to see Ford play the role one last time.
I had the exact same take as you. I had a good time with it and enjoyed the action set pieces. It needed more thematic depth and the third act goes off the rails a bit, but it was a fun adventure.
It felt like a good version of an Uncharted movie, rather than an Indy entry, but I was comparing this one to Crystal Skull instead of the trilogy.
😂😂😂 no. How many cat n mice Chases, held hostage you're gonna do? It became very repetitive, no one stood out as a likeable character either. Worst one ever
The de-aging LOOKED great, but at the same time I just couldn't get past the primal, fundamental fact that that WASN'T Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones going through those action set pieces. It's just not *him*, any more than it would be if they substituted an animated sprite in a fedora. The thrill of Indy has always been his deep humanity, inextricable from Ford the person and Ford the actor. So intellectually I was thinking yeah, that looks amazing. But I FELT nothing, which was deeply diatrubung considering I'm watching my favorite film hero of all time.
It was like watching a Seabiscut sequel set during the week he was sent to the glue factory.
That's macabre 😮
Great job love the show keep up the good work
I'd actually watch a black reboot with the 2 of you
That’ll be hilarious
Speaking of deaging, this is unrelated but I was watching the righteous gemstones on HBO and John goodmans deaging is fucking incredible I could not stop looking at him he looked so good. Like you think about Tron Legacy and how were advancing it's amazing
Mark 14:20. Howdy! 🤠 I love your costumes! In one of the later "Fallout" games, you can find that refrigerator with his skeleton inside, and you can loot him for his Fedora at least. 😁
Regardless of what anyone thinks of the movie we have to give Harrison Ford his flowers for being 80 still out there kicking butt and taking names, we should all be so spry at that age.
This might be my new favorite cosplay from Korey and Martin for a DT review 😂
Loved more how Maverick handled a legacy character. I'm kinda tired of Lucasfilm rehashing the same trope.
Heroes fall on hard times, too, and occasionally need to be picked up by others. The main character losing and then regaining his groove is a trope as old as King Arthur, if not older.
I must say Martin's looking very suave as Sean Connery's Henry Jones Sr.
Saw it July 4th with my sister and my niece
The film has a terrific opening sequence with de-aging technology making Indy the hero we know and love
Worth the wait, long but it was a nice send off for Harrison Ford
Indy is now in a point in time where men like him don't matter anymore, the profession is a dying art given the age of the space race
A hero can do for the world when it needs him no more, he goes down as much as the sun sets, your greatest liability you should set straight towards it
The newer characters didn't feel like they had enough screen time and the action sequences could've used more spark but I'm thankful they brought back Sallah and Marion
Plus they give an explanation for Mutt's absence which is clever
Phoebe Waller-Bridge makes for a good ally as his god daughter cause you don’t know where her alliance is
It’s visually slick and has enough nostalgia for fans
The last half....god, I didn't expect them to go that route!!!
Glad John Williams' score kept things in motion
Ford definitely acknowledges his age in this one asking if he still belongs where he is for whomever, he’s thinking about chasing the old days or accepting that they’re completely gone
There’s great themes about time and what you could change if you could go back, maybe reset destiny
It's less ridiculous than ‘Crystal Skull’ that's for sure plus the ending brings everything together
This is all about age, time, and relationships whatever the world changes around us thanks to James Mangold’s direction telling the story of a hero in his twilight years
Mark 30:01. Before this video, I saw the one about flopping box offices, and that's how I learned about the next Tom Cruise movie. Now, with this video, the advertising has been about it. Looks cool! 😎👍
I’m a little bummed Julian didn’t dress up like short round lol
lol that’s what makes these guys movie reviews so unique the dressing up is hilarious 😂
Went to the film with my arms crossed. Left the theater with tears in my eyes. I dont understand who is hating this film.
Yup that ending got me in the feels. It was my childhood came back to me.
Honestly, people complain about everything. It's annoying that they say everything from Disney is woke. Just watch the movie before you say the stupid opinion.
@@juliosalguero4638 Exactly 💯 👏🏽 🙌🏽
I'm glad that DT is going back to their old roots. When DT has a good time, we all have a good time. But anyway, when Steven Spielberg declined to direct this movie after meeting with Disney, oops, I'm sorry, Lucasfilm, I immediately knew that Indy 5 was going to be a dumpster fire. 🔥 But anyway, great review DT! 👍🏿👍🏿
I don't care what anybody says. Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom was the best in the series. Yes! I said it! It was the sequel that took place before Raiders of the Lost Ark. It had a villain, Molla Ram, was the scaries villain ( worst than The Nazis). Why? He pillaged a village of its resources, participated in child slavery, Black Magic and human sacrifice. The first Indiana Jones earned a PG-13 rating and had eery, horror elements. Also. The action sequences were the best. Mine cart chase, The rope bridge, Thugee killed by a rock crusher. This movie had the BALLS to go there.
It's as bad as it gets. The Disney Effect is turned up to 11, making a sequel so bad it magically elevates all the crap that came before. Nothing redeeming to see here, folks. Worst Indy ever.
Tuscaloosa Coleman! (Roll Tide!)
Temple of Doom might be my favorite one, man lol. I agree that Raiders is more iconic but idk. I think Temple is great
Agreed.
Man you guys are rocking the cosplays.
Brilliant review.... gold!
Love the costumes guys!
Here’s how I rank the Indy films (just my opinion, folks):
5. The Temple Of Doom -- A good Indiana Jones movie, with fun parts like the mine car chase, but the excessive violence and Kate Capshaw screaming her head off through the whole movie puts this one at the bottom for me. It may be my least favorite of the Indiana Jones films, but it’s still in good company with the rest of the films.
4. The Dial Of Destiny -- I wasn’t sure Harrison Ford could play Indy again at his current age, but he did it. Another fun Indy movie, with great action sequences, but the ending…. I’m pretty baffled by it. The movie kinda runs out of steam by the end, so it’s not the great send-off for Indy and Harrison Ford that it should be, but it’s certainly entertaining enough. I liked it better than Temple Of Doom, so that’s good enough for me.
3. The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull -- The haters are never gonna stop hating this movie, but dammit, I’ve always enjoyed Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull. I don’t mind aliens being in an Indiana Jones movie. I don’t mind Indy escaping a nuclear blast in a fridge. I don’t mind the use of CGI. It’s a fun movie! It’s also the movie that reunited Indy with Marion, so for that reason alone I’m glad the movie was made. I like Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull, and there’s no law that says I can’t like it.
2. The Last Crusade - Harrison Ford and Sean Connery….what’s not to like? Tremendous fun from start to finish. I also enjoyed the glimpse at the beginning into Indy’s early days (RIP River Phoenix).
1. Raiders Of The Lost Ark -- The first Indiana Jones movie and still the best! An all-time classic. Outstanding entertainment, and a brilliant introduction to Harrison Ford as Indy. Love it!
I really liked this movie, I do think some of the action sequences should've been cut in half, but I personally didn't feel the runtime & I found it very entertaining. I can't wait to watch this again, but there are several movie cliche's I did get kind of annoyed of because it's become so typical in movies nowadays where it's almost a new blockbuster formula, I wanna spoil the ending but I'll wait till it comes on DVD or when they do a spoil discussion but my rating is a high matinee, it's a good refresher from the many multiverse movies that are out right now
Can't wait to see this movie this weekend.
If I walk out of this film thinking Krystal Skull is better then this film then I know this film will be a failure
These cosplays are 💯 on point
Marvin doesn't usually get on the train these days but he looks great here
@@kill4551 Agree. Though I don't know who Marvin is. I know who Martin is
@@paradisecity0406able oh oops, sorry martin, respect on the name.
There’s also a villain named Emperor Belos from the Disney Channel animated series The Owl House who has a gruesome death similar to Toht’s gruesome death from Raiders of the Lost Ark where his face melts
"reminds me of the uncharted games" oh this fool...
This movie was not as bad as people predicted however, it was not very good either. Lucasfilm no longer understands Indiana Jones movies. We don't want to see Indy sad and miserable. We don't want to see clean CG sets. We want to see dust, sweat, and blood. We don't want to see a super hero; we want to see a guy barely surviving death. This movie was too tame. I want ripped hearts and melting faces. I don't even remember how the main villain died. If the dial did not bring Mutt back, then they should have left Indy in the past, like he asked. I am not sure they had this figured out. I did like the Tuk Tuk chase scene, the kid, and the first 20 minutes. It was nice to see Sallah again. Both me and my young daughter felt it was a huge mistake not to bring back Short Round. 6/10.
Martin is connery levels of sharp in that outfit
Indiana Jones was born in 1899, so he'd be 70.
I actually love the ancient Indy from the tv series. I still want to know how he lost that eye. That's Indy at like a hundred years plus in my head cannon.
Indiana Bore and the destruction of legacy is the despair of disney
The terrible swan song for a iconic and movie franchise
Even before seeing this movie, I kinda adored the chaos of Crystal Skull. Now that I finally saw this movie, that its sad that Crystal Skull is better than this trash.
I rather have Indiana Jones be like Bond, where every couple of years you pick a new actor. Also Ford needs ro retire.
Saw it last night, practical effects trump CGI. Can’t measure up to the originals.
Happy Friday, DT.
Indiana jones was born in 1899 so he was 70 in this movie. They mentioned his birthday in young Indiana jones
I get the impression that Mutt faked his death and went missing in Vietnam.
That theme song was kicking in like the Oscars music.
Im glad the general public is starting to not support unnecessary reboots and sequels. On top of that, Lucasfilm has been pumping out BULLSHIT recently (except Andor) so hopefully this is a wakeup call for them to get their shit together.
Looking sharp, fellas!
27:48 I fucking died laughing
The first three Indiana Jones movies are real to me. I look at Indiana Jones 4 and 5 as Legends. For me, 4 and 5 stories kinda happened but didn't. At least I can enjoy 4 and 5 but I look at them questioningly. You want to believe some parts happen and some parts didn't.
All the disrespect Indy and his Dad gave each other, feels kind of appropriate his God-kid gives him so much smack talk.
It's not an Indiana Jones film. It's a movie about the chick who I think they were aiming to launch a new franchise with off the back of this but that failed.
Holy shit, you guys look amazing!!! 0:23
"It doesn't make me want to watch any of the other Indiana Jones movies."
That to me is a sign that this movie is a failure then.
It's cool that Korey dressed in cosplay for the review but why didn't Martin? Lmao 🤷♂️
The cosplay is on point for this!