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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Chris Gore and Alan Ng review “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny,” now playing in theaters.
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2:30 - ''Kathleen Kennedy is interested in Castrating all the male characters'' - Finally. A guy who voices the actual problem
He is definitely more honest than most.
@@SpiderYTSucks it's so refreshing!
About time they point at their real enemies!
@@BaifoMRA Yes! It's about time!
Agreed. More men need to start actively calling out this obvious prejudice towards them in media. Established, beloved male characters are gutted and trashed in exchange for female leads that spit on their legacy.
The difference between Helena Shaw and Han Solo is the fact that when Han Solo acts rogue-ish and says he's selfish - it is actually all bravado. That is key to understanding Han Solo's character - the brusque deflection of Han Solo is just that, a deflection, a shield hiding the fact that there is a good person there. With Helena Shaw and Phoebe Waller Bridge, you truly get the impression she's a horrible person - none of this is an act, she's actually the type of woman that would let her Godfather die, steal from him, and belittle him because she's just a terrible person at heart.
top comment. subtlety of character completely missing in much of modern tripe
@@notesfrommateriality7572 I think it was drinker's open bar they all went into an about 20 minute rant using nearly every negative adjective in the English lexicon to describe her, she seems to be a piece of work alright.
She leaves him to die thrice
Indiana leaves Marion, a gagged beautiful young woman barkeep, in the care of a rapey unconsciounable Frenchman and Nazis - and this after JUST discovering she's alive, having grieved her death up to this point - also with no knowledge what she's already been through. Our worldly hero also broke her heart as a teenager, with a decade plus age difference. (His defense is bullshit; no teenager "knows what she was doing" compared to a globe trotting late twenty-something. That is some cold blooded shit my Proud Boys.) I'm not saying I don't love our charming scoundrel as a character, but part of him maturing, if his age has any character development at all, would have to involve taking fewer chances with other people's lives; cherishing personal connections more, and "fortune and glory" *raiding* ancient tombs much less.
Meanwhile Helena is younger than Indy was in Raiders. A godfather is meant to watch over his friend's child when the parent gone, yet he hasn't seen her since adolescence with a living father. He showed no responsibility for her, of course she's going cross him a few times. We know Indy is selfish (or by God we should) and getting screwed over in the heat of the chase is a comeuppance he knows deep inside has Karmic resonance. Helena has many qualities of a bitchy spoiled brat, but also rethinks her selfishness by the end of the film, respecting Indiana such she would never behave the same way again.
So Indy rolled the dice with Marion's life, who did Helena desert?? Indiana Fucking Jones, a seasoned male adventurer who has killed hundreds and escaped dozens of situations - an old man with a remarkable life, who has a few years left to live at best, and shows little to no enthusiasm for running out the clock anyway. The double standard here is pathetic, you are blind to critical facts and context. If you're madder at Helena Shaw's double crosses than that of charmless lump "Mac," (as boring as his name) from Crystal Skull, with multiple complete betrayals, and Indy still saving his stupid ass, well shit dude, you're officially an insecure male with with no perspective.
Who could sit through this piece of shite twice
The real ending will always be Last Crusade.
Bingo!☝🏿🎯💯
@@mmm-mmm i stopped at RAIDERS
Yes and no.
I wouldn't discount those who think only Raiders is the only Indiana Jones film or Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is their ending to the series, but I'm sure we can all agree that Dial of Destiny is not an Indiana Jones film.
@@mmm-mmmThe third movie is in no way like the second one, it's much closer in tone to the first.
So disappointed when Alan said there were only 3 IJ films that he didn't go with ROTLA, TOD, and Crystal Skull😅
5:15 Waller-Bridge isn't just unlikable, she's unbelievable as an action hero. She's no Gina Carano.
She is offensive , who are these people making the decisions at Disney, they need to fire so many people
What people forget about the formula for Indiana Jones is that Indy is happy, adventurous, courageous, loving, smart and masculine. Each of the first three had love interests and love themes. I saw Indy 5 and his love interest sent him separation papers, didn't tell him he has a son in Indy 4, and when they played the Indy and Marion love theme at the end it had zero impact on me because it was not genuine to what Indy is about. I will never watch Indy 5 or Indy 4 again. It's great that we have the 1st 3 films! They cant mess those up, I own the DVDs.
I rewatched all 4 Indy films before watching the new one, and I got more joy out of that than "The Dial of Destiny".
Henry and Marion’s relationship was complicated since day one. And her decision not to tell him he had a son was very plausible. In this final send off we have a grumpy disgruntled Dr. Henry Jones, a man out of time, something we haven’t seen and Harrison played it perfectly.
I think that Emily Blunt would have been amazing in the role. She would have been so much more sympathetic and a much better actress.
That wouldn't have worked cos she finds all this woke BS pathetic and she would have clashed with KK.
kk Had to find the perfect feminist activist , so enter phoebe waller bitch.
She should’ve taken the black widow role.
This one is especially painful because Temple of Doom was the first movie I ever saw in theaters when I was a kid, Indy is why I fell in love with cinema.
I'm in the same boat. I may have seen some movies beforehand, but the first film I have memories of seeing in a theater was Raiders of the Lost Ark, when I was 6. Raiders is still in my personal Top 5 of all time.
It’s actually uplifting to hear someone was spared from watching the film. If only the whole world was…
Nobody is forcing you to see it, are they?
@@mallninja9805 I certainly won’t see it. The point is that HE actually would have, and didn’t. You really thought I meant something else…?
I agree with the assessment that Kathleen is "neutering" the male protagonists of these old IP's under the guise of female equality. It's not so much feminization of the properties as the female leads effectively take on the traditional masculine social role of the swashbuckling warrior. I know of no women in my life who embrace a "warrior" ethos and I doubt most do. To be quite candid, for various biological reasons, the most obvious being they are smaller, can carry less, not as physically strong as men, and literally have less testosterone hormone, most women in reality embrace the role of nurturer. When last did a Disney movie showcase a female protagonist who cared about nurturing people? I can't remember. No, lets have them punch out all the men.
there are women like her character, and I glad I know some of them. change is hard, but the patriarchy should stop crying now
@@miam1074😂
@@miam1074lololol
@@miam1074 As you cry about the "Patriarchy" ...🤣
Social engineering man
Great video. Point of fact; that is not the bottle from the tent scene with Marion and Belloch. That is the bottle Indy is drinking from in the bar after he thinks Marion was killed in the truck explosion. He also carries it to the table during his conversation with Belloch inside the bar. I enjoy your videos keep giving the fans a voice!
Wait until Phoebe the franchise Slayer gets her bitter and twisted hands on Tomb Raider and Alien, will be glorious
"Let the past die" with Jake Skywalker from "The Last Jedi".
"Let me die in the past" with Indiana Jake from "The Dial of Destiny".
Follow the adventures of KK self-inserts into the future and beyond!
My apologies to all the Jakes out there, especially those that live in Indiana.
“It’s time for the Jedi… to end.
- Jake Skywalker
Fans: Forgetting the past will only cause history to repeat itself.
Harrison Ford is not blameless in all this. He has cooperated in the defilement of two of his most famous characters (three if you count Deckard from Blade Runner). He apparently got so tired of people's love for the characters he made, he participated in their diminishment.
That's just nihilism on his part. I hope the money was good. Harrison Ford is no more than an assassin at this point.
Agreed
_Blade Runner 2049_ was a masterpiece, and Ford’s performance was great… he made me believe he and Sean Young actually had chemistry in the original.
and I don’t think his performance in _Force Awakens_ was bad, either… it’s just that writing wasn’t great.
Nothing wrong with br2049 at all. They did a good job of honouring his character.
Agreed about Ford, but I think he was under contract for 5 films.
2049 was incredibly dense, pretentious and boring. Ford mailed it in.
Fantastic Point about Picard Season 3. I HATE the Woke/Progressive ageism that says being "old" is sad & miserable, & Indy has to embody that. None of the Trek TNG cast acts like that in Picard. My father is 3 years younger than Harrison Ford and he doesn't act like Indy in this movie at all. My Dad is a fun-loving Happy guy who makes the best out of Life. He's active physically & has more social life than i do.
Hell, Harrison Ford doesn't act like Indy.
My dad was the same as yours, but at 78 his age caught up with him. He's 81 now and is basically Joe Biden, minus the criminal history and the narcissism
My dad is 89 soon, rides a push bike 5am ish to get the morning paper, exercise a bit and come home. He was working on family business until last year, is fairly active even with sore knees that need medical replacement.
He'd laugh at how pathetic portrayal of old people in movies like this is, if he cared about crap like Disney puts out, which he doesn't.😅
The film started principle photography in the latter half of 2021. My HOD was asked to be the SFX supervisor and turned it down cause he knew it would be a nightmare 😂
100% Disney is going to blame the movie theaters themselves or blame the fans. It’s never Disneys fault.
Marion in the tent was drinking wine from Belloq's family label...Indy drank whiskey in the cafe/bar. Honest mistake, great review!
He wasn’t being literal about it being his “family label”. It means that was the brand his family drank. Pretty sure Chris Gore isn’t making that mistake.
no, it was plain that his family ran a vineyard, and they were drinking the wine named for and made by his family
@@russ254 No it is clear that is a fortified spirit, possibly a brandy made from grapes or marc.
I know exactly what it means when you re-watch a film you did not like a second time & it just got even worse. The Last Jedi was certainly such a movie for me. The first time I was just numb. I was like a numb zombie, just couldn't grasp what had happened as if I had crawled out of a car crash. The second time it made me angry because then it fully sunk in WHY I reacted as I did the first time. No way in hell I am re-living such trauma with yet another franchise from Lucasfilm!
I love that car crash analogy!
I had the exact same experience with The Last Jedi. I already had tickets for the second viewing, and I figured I had to be mistaken the first time: no way it could really be that bad. Not only was it that bad, but I actually fell asleep in the middle of it, which is something I've never done in a theater before.
@@wal81270 Same situation. I foolishly & most of all gullible had already my second day ticket already by the time I saw TLJ the first time. And I didn't wanna waste the money by not going the second time + I wanted to test my brain & see if it would feel better now seeing it again just 2 days later. I now wish i had skipped the showing & rather had wasted the money. And I also wish I had done what you did, fallen asleep. I was not that lucky. I guess the trauma & sorrow kept me awake.
I did try a third viewing months later, at home. I could not even finish the film. By the time they gave us half-naked Kylo I had enough. I don't mind good-looking half-naked men normally at all, but this scenario was so retarded it wasn't even funny. Nothing in TLJ is.
AZ calls Phoebe Waller Horse-face... and I think it is accurate.
PWB looks like a young Camilla.
I think that's an insult to horses.
Saw it twice? Chris is a masochist!
I drove part out town AMC-6 yesterday...during the Indy premier...saw 15 cars in the parking lot...for all 6 screens...I
So, my guess...a dozen people watched the indy-disaster.
I feel this. Subsequent viewings of The Force Awakens only made me more and more upset.
Fact. Anthony Ingruber who has played young Harrison Ford before in Age of Adaline, is actually involved in this movie. So many missed opportunities with him, better flashback scenes, or could have been him and Ford together on the adventure together. But Of course KK would deprive the fans of we want, including not letting Sallah join Indy on a mission like old times.
" its not as bad as i thought" = When youre used to being served a plate of cold crap for dinner and all of the sudden, disney microwaves it a bit for you, a hot pile of crap seems a bit more appetizing.
Phiebe Waller-Bridge plus Brie Larson plus Amber Hurd. The perfect trio for a sequel 🤣🤣🤣😭🤦♂️
I've been allergic to bad sequels ever since T3. And to me, there are no movies past Aliens2, T2, MATRIX1, TRON, etc.
Yeah I always found it funny how in matrix 1 neo can do anything at the end. The sequels knocked him off that pedestal.
@@Mainframev76 the sequels were just money grabs. Matrix ended perfectly. The sequels undid Neo's win.
I'm starting to wonder what has happened to KK in her past (i.e., childhood) that may involve her hatred of strong, masculine men. It's no excuse for KK's actions concerning SW & IJ; but it may shed some light on her motives.
Something must have happened to the nutcase woman. She's willing to destroy a whole company just to get rid of male leads.
My father and my brother, who live in Portland saw it. They said it was terrible. As my brother said, "This sucks.".
Indy was a sad old, burnt out sidekick in his own movie for crying out loud :(
What do you mean? They only did 4 Indiana Jones movies.
@1:40 trivia on that bottle, Chris: “Belle of Lincoln” was the first whiskey sold by Jack Daniel’s. In 1979 Jack released a limited edition “Belle of Lincoln” decanter which surely inspired this prop. Indy was drinking it after he thought he lost Marion.
Yes, that's exactly how I felt, sad, this is actually a sad story, an end-of-life plot with a completely deconstructed hero. 😔 I even thought Indiana would use the opportunity to engrave the Dial while in the past to save Mutt in the future from dying, like to have something happy about the plot.
Hold up a minute, that bottle doesn't even remotely resemble the one that Belloq and Marion shared in the tent, and it wasn't whiskey either. 👀
I never liked that tent seen anyhow.
We have to stop worrying about being called *ists. As long as we are scared to tell the truth, their side wins.
Now you are getting it
Karen Allen had to be a last minute addition. They obviously got rid of her and Mutt in the original script so Indy would be more willing to disappeared in time and let Helena take his place. They had to change that after the rumor backlash. I hope she got them for millions just to show up for a day of shooting.
SouthPark should do a follow-up Indian Jones episode with Indy getting castrated by Kathleen Kennedy.
Oh...I hope South Park does a parody of this indy-flush.
Those Young Indiana Jones specials are worth watching, it’s a shame they’re probably difficult to find
And reedited to remove old Indiana Jones with the eyepatch.
The original televised release of THE ADVENTURES OF YOUNG INDIANA JONES specials remain top-tier entertainment. You will have to hunt down the old VHS collections to watch them in all their glory.
It's sad when a studio, like Disney, thinks (and assumes) that they know what the audience wants. But then ignores feedback from the very people they expect to buy their product. I would agree that the trend began with the last 3 Star Wars films: emasculate male characters, chuck them aside, and then insert a strong female lead. The problem with this formula is that it backfired spectacularly. They gave us two characters (Rey and Helena) that are....meh. The former being uninteresting, and the latter being unlikable. And this is what Disney wants to carry on those franchises? As someone who saw the original Star Wars as a kid, i don't want or care to see a washed up Luke Skywalker. Same with Indiana Jones. Disney did both characters a tremendous disservice and it shows in their final products. But what really makes me mad is that Disney camp is directly blaming fans (such as myself) for the dismal reviews, and refusing to buy their crappy product. I am reminded of the brilliant South Park episode - "The Ring." This sums up everything you need to know about "Disney."
Re: The replica bottle of Whisky
Was that from the tent with Belloc? I thought she was drinking the whiskey in her own bar & for the tent scene it was something with Pan/a Satyr on the label, Belloc said it was his family's label (that he grew up drinking it).
Just finished this film. Say what you want about Crystal Skull, but when the credits rolled on it I was happy.
This latest one I felt sad. Sad that the movie seemed so slow paced. Sad that Indy was secondary at times in his own film. Sad that they did a Hail Mary at the end to try and give some happy emotion to it.
The problem is it just served as a reminder that we’ll never get another Indy film. We won’t have Harrison Ford much longer. Sala went from the greatest digger in Egypt to a damn cab driver.
The deep fake open was sad too, because after about three seconds, the illusion fell apart for me. Just another video game cut scene character in a cgi overloaded movie.
The action felt weightless and phony, the Waller Bridge character was inconsistent in her actions and motives.
They only did that ending cos of doomcocks leaks
I mean couldn’t Harrison Ford see what was happening during the filming? Didn’t he see what they were doing to this beloved character beyond his paycheque? He could’ve stepped in anytime during the process and say "I’m not having it". He has has the clout and changes would have happened. Sad to say, but he’s as much to blame for this as Kathleen Kennedy.
I remember Marion drinking something clear with Belloq and that it was his "family label".
"Dr. Jones. Again, we see there is nothing you can possess which I cannot take away."
- Kathleen Kennedy
It is even more depressing if Harrison Ford wanted to destroy Indiana Jones by submitting to a feminist bully female.
No problem at all. We’ll sit back, not go see the new Disneyana Jones movie and enjoy the fact that, when enough fans reject this garbage, the result will be Disney losing another 150-200 million dollars. We’ll smother it very quickly and it won’t cost any of us a dime. Then, we’ll repeat this process and over again for every other movie they make to punish them for their insolence. Let’s just see how much money they can stomach losing. Bring it on Karen Kennedy…🍿
1:32 ... that's the Whiskey Indy is drinking with Belloq, Marion is drinking wine in the tent.
Right Bottle, wrong scene
Marion and Belloq were not drinking Whiskey. They were drinking a clear spirit Belloq's family label.
To all content creators dedicated to entertainment, let me insist. Why aren't we talking about Jim Caviezel's FILM Sound of Freedom which deals with the issue of child trafficking? We always talk about supporting new culture, then why haven't you mentioned this FILM?
As bad as The Crystal Skull was in many ways at least the ending had an intact family for Indy. They should have left it there,
"Indiana Jones and the Hapless Harridan": A 15-20 minute adventure movie from LucasFilm and Disney.
Holy Cow! KK is the Parker Posey villian from Josie and the Pussycats from the early 00s!!!
Any way KK could mess-up Red Tails also at this point?
It wouldn't surprise me if she cast a brunette white woman as a Tuskegee Airman.
No! She wouldn’t do that. She’s cast a brunette woman to be the one to teach them how to fly and be awesome like her.
People need to stop talking about KK. She obviously has a perverse enjoyment of making fans feel anger at her and especially men. She enjoys that you rage about her and the more you do it the more she gets enjoyment out of it. What she will hate is people ignoring her completely. We saw that recently when they were praising people on stage and she thought her name was going to be mentioned but was left out.
The best thing you can do is what I have done. Not allow her to have any emotional impact on you at all. Stop caring about it. That will enrage her more than anything. She feeds off of your anger more than the small amount of people who feel joy from anything she is a part of. It’s like feeding a troll, the more it is ignored it realises it’s not getting what it wants and fades away. Let this happen to her.
I stopped caring about anything she does a long time ago and feel all the better for it. She is old and will be gone soon. Let her fade in to nothing. I promise it will annoy her much more so than the negativity she had a hold over you with when you did care about what she done.
Amen. She's a grade A Narcissistic feminist activist on a power trip.
There are only 4 Indiana Jones movies. Raiders, Temple of Doom, Last Crusade, and Crystal Skull
three
I was so utterly disappointed with SW episodes 1 & 2 that I have never bothered to watch episode 3 and I don't feel like I missed anything.
You did miss something!
You missed being disappointed again.
Your exactly right I don't want to unsee it.
If it was for “newer younger” audience they would have done a version of Last Crusade with Indy and his re-cast son (ie Chris Pratt or similar). I honestly can’t say who this was done for. Harrison Ford maybe?
Kathleen Kennedy.
I noticed the fertility aspect of the doll years ago when I started noticing the esoteric and occult symbolism in many of our modern films, lot's of weirdness around Spielberg and his films for sure, not many people know that his name means lookout mountain and he lived on a military base in los angeles for years called lookout mountain
Not many people know that he worships baphomet and lookout mountain was the holy site in Jerusalem where the satanic Jews molested each other and sacrificed Christian babies. Get taught, the symbolism is in every single film he has ever made. E.T. was designed to resemble a rabbi’s circumcised, mangled penis. Short round is s a euphemism for a rabbi’s circumcised, mangled penis. People don’t even know,, the Hebrew translation of George Lucas literally means “sodomy diaper”
I looked up "Spielberg" and you are correct that it can mean "lookout mountain"
its an idol, how can it not be occult and esoteric. It is the plot.
Nothing wrong with having smart female characters that kick ass. It's just dumb to have Helena always trying to one up, save, or teach the teacher and take away his hero machismo/masculinity.
I'm shocked that this ever got made and George and Steven showed up for the premiere. Kirk felt old in Star Trek 2, and they delt with his age brilliantly. It was his intellect that saved the day, not his muscle. Too bad they didn't do that for Indy 5. Avoid the film if you're not a feminist. Save yourself the trauma of seeing such a castration of Indiana Jones. It's as if a probe has come to earth because we have destroyed such amazing film franchises and it's destroying our entertainment to teach us a lesson. Now we need to go back in time to save pop culture!
George and Steven were contracted to come.
They didn't have a choice.
I do wonder what Steven's version of Indy 5 would have been like.
@@ccateni28yea maybe that's why Steven gave cred to Williams, Lucas and Ford, but excluded K. Kennedy.
@@ccateni28maybe because they got executive producer credit? They make a cut of the film, but maybe that will not happen if it loses money.
Indiana Jones 5 rewrite
Movie starts out when Indy is much younger.
Action ensues as it's made clear that a particular relic can send a person back into their own past.
You then hear a modern telephone ring and scene cuts to a phone next to a bed where Indy is laying.(1969)
He's startled awake and answers the phone. It is his real estate agent telling him she found a buyer for his house.(he is not living in a junkie apartment)
We later learn that his son was killed in the Vietnam war and his distraught wife committed suicide less than a year after that.
Something during Indy's day reminds him of the dream he had, and he begins to research the possible location of the relic.
He eventually gets together with Sallah and Short Round who help him find the relic.
(You could have some other interested party pursuing the relic to add drama/action/suspense.)
Once Indy acquires the relic, he uses it to go back in time.
We again see him awaken in bed but this time his wife is beside him. He is overjoyed to see her then asks what the date is?
His confused wife tells him then tells him their son is out back in the guest cottage (where he lives).
Indy runs and bursts into the guest cottage telling his son "you're not going to enlist"
His son asks why and Indy says "have I got a story for you".
He then gives a group hug to both his son and his wife with an expression of love and thankfulness on his face.
During or after the credits we see the family watching the moon landing together.
THE END
i am amazed that you watched it twice. that is real dedication.
Disney and the denial of destiny
Haha, that’s the best one yet!
Denial the destiny of Disney.
Disney isn't in denial. It is being burned to the ground by a fem.
Indiana Jones and the Dial Of Disappointment was basically my reaction of seeing the film in theaters with my Dad. Lol
Woke shit
Anyone know what streaming service has the original trilogy? You REALLY made me want to re watch them.
Disney Plus
@@TurnipPower110 Fuck. That was an obvious answer and I feel dumb for asking. Welp, im not paying them any money so oh well
You guys should have pulled an AVGN and refuse to watch this like he did with feminist Ghostbusters.
Forgot to sub to your channel after seeing on Open Bar and Friday Night TIghts all the time. FIxed that
"This movies gonna have legs. I'm Chris Gore." Said Chris Gore.
You are absolutely correct Chris. Just look at what was allowed to happen with the She Hulk
5:00 Han Solo may have been a scoundrel but he was very likeable from the beginning and he respected the elderly
The last crusade was the best Indiana Jones movie in the franchise you had to Hollywood legends in there, the legendary, Sir Sean, Connery, and Harrison Ford as father and son, Dr. Henry Jones, and Junior that was awesome for ending, riding off in the sunset together. That was an awesome ending.
Yes! - agree 100%
Ugh. What an uninspired pedestrian movie. Indy ended after the first installment, before going into that old timey serial production mode to milk the profits...even Sean could not save it.
It sad when you have to say "it's not that bad" about an indiana jones movie.
I drove by the busiest theater in my area every day from Thursday through Tuesday and the lot was never more than 50% filled. I ended up seeing the movie on Sunday morning and there was less than half the seats filled. I couldn't stand the Helena character and Indy summed it all up on the boat when she was driving away celebrating the escape and he said "my friend was just killed". She goes "oh", has a brief moment to think about that and just moves on. When she turned into the T-1000 during the car chase I was out
Indiana Jones and the Disintegration of Dignity.
... Just makes me sad. That sums it up really well.
I literally can't watch this movie, it's too depressing.
Film schools will teach that this is a rousing success - a social agenda is more important than pleasing audiences or being financially successful. Chris where have you been?
I am watching Indy 4 again and I have to say I like it - it is still Lucas/Spielberg signature movie. Yes, few scenes are too crazy, but I can go past them. Indy 1 to 3 are also not clean. Indy 5? I am not gonna watch it, because of what Disney is doing to great characters...
Another detail they missed is how bad the costuming of Waller was.
What is that?
If you're creating this memorable character, they should have a uniform costume look.
She is sadly generic.
The white blouse. The red blouse.
That's not the bottle from the movie.
The bottle in the movie was written in Arabic and is translated...
*BOUKHA BOKOBSA* It's a real company and it's a fig Brandy.
You'll notice in the movie that the liquid is clear and definitely not whiskey.
Indi has to come out of a comfortable, happy life for one last adventure when Mutt returns with news that his beloved friend Short Roubd is in danger and that against Indi's wishes, Mutt has followed in his father's footsteps. Conflicted against leaving a comfortable life, and reinforcing Mutt's drive to follow in his father's footsteps (and the danger it brings), Indianna braves one last adventure to save a dear old friend... So many better ideas than what they went with. Kathleen Kennedy needs to go.
And how many times have we seen the hero come out of retirement to save an old friend?...but I agree Kennedy needs to go.
Yeah, as an embodiment of evil myself, I felt quite well represented by Mads.
I am so sorry that you didn't like the movie... I thought it was MAGNIFICENT and a FANTASTIC Indiana Jones film... I LOVED IT... and I TOTALLY DISAGREE with you... And I say this as a life-long Indy fan who has been one since I first saw ROTLA in 1981 when I was 14 years old... I urge everyone out there to see the movie and judge it for themselves... The only opinion that matters is YOUR OWN...
I love ALL FIVE Indiana Jones movies, and am so happy that we were given the gift of this FABULOUS new entry... Thank you very much for letting me express my opinion, and forgive me for giving this video a "thumbs down".... Lastly, remember... "If adventure has a name, it must be Indiana Jones!"
There was an easy path to make her at least acceptable. Remember how Han never intentionally tried to leave Luke to be killed by Empire? There was a lesson to be learned there. Character may be an asshole, but you really shouldn’t make him do things audience will have hard time to forgive, unless you want to have an redemption ark.
The minute the whiskey came into view all I could think of was,
We are not thirsty
Why would you torture and punish yourself a second time ???
Jumping up and down on broken glass with bare feet would be less painful !!
The "metoo" comment when she punches him isn't a coincidence.
What a disgusting way to treat Indy. Waller-bridge and Kennedy are truly despicable.
HA!!! I knew that bottle!...Sorry, I'm enthusiastic lol.
I thought the whiskey was from the fight scene in Nepal when Indy asks Marion “whiskey?” Didnt the tent scene involve wine ? I could be mistaken
Okay did more research and google says that is the bottle of whiskey Indy has when he is drunk after he thinks Marion is dead
Indiana Jones is reflective of the 1980s mindset. Making 2 sequels made no sense. It is reflective how pop culture eats itself until which point we have no 'pop'or 'culture'. Children under the age of 18 dont watch and consume movies as previous generations.
i just watched the first indiana jones on my laptop, and boy, its actually really really good. the lightning on the first scene made the three villains look so good and gave off a amazing vibe the entire time. I cant say the same for the new movie at all
If Alan doesn't break another chair I'm going to be really disappointed; moving forward this will be why I watch Film Threat.
When my buddy and I saw the film, after that first 20 he looked at me and said, "and credits" .
Not surprised Ford was on board with this, he likes killing off his iconic characters simply so he doesn’t have to play them again and damn the fans.
Dial Of Disentry is doing for Indiana Jones what Last Jedi did for Star Wars.
"Vote with your money" doesn't work if you have an AMC Stubbs monthly subscription.
The review on the channel Deepfocuslens said it best imo when she said Indy 5 is another in a series of "castration made into a multimillion dollar business" at Lucasfilm, and now Chris Gore is saying it too. It really is the best and most susinct way to put it. I have no desire to see it. It's a shame that one of Harrison Ford's most iconic characters is going out this way because there's no way we're getting another one with him in the role. Heck, I don't think he should've done this one for that matter.
Incredibly, DoD is up to 90% audience on rotten tomatoes, which puts it above Jaws, temple of doom, and Top Gun.
I just can’t get this one thing Chris started to say, and it stuck for me. “Fans see Indiana Jones, and see a forty year old …” (franchise is how he finishes).
That’s it. When I think of Indy, I think of a virile tough & funny 40 Year Old Man. Someone holding up against time with uncanny vigor and humor born of a life spent living at times fighting against all odds to even survive. They needed an actor to “be Harrison Ford” in the past to recapture the glory for me. Anthony Ingruber or Troy Baker (voice actor)
I liked the crystal skull and I stand for that. It got way too much criticism. It should have left aliens out of it but besides that I think its ok. And I definetly would have prefered if the nr 5 would be about Indys son.
We went and saw "no hard feelings" instead, happy with that.
What James Mangold movie did Ford do before this?
20:30 LMAO 🤣
Indiana Jane and the Chip on Her Shoulder.
Kathy obviously has deep rooted issues