Here's my Indiana Jones Dial Of Destiny Breakdown for the Ending and Easter Eggs. Post all your reactions in the comments! Here's my Marvel Secret Invasion Episode 3 Trailer video too! th-cam.com/video/36hjQgOkLTU/w-d-xo.html
@@emergencyawesomeSorry Charlie I had to turn it off for a second haha I got sidetracked doing something else and heard your review and I forgot I didn't see it yet had to turn this off for a second 😂😂
I take it set in the 1970s and 1980s 1990s Cold War and has the Soviet Union and the East Germans something new and goes to 2020s and has Chris Pratt so maybe Indiana jones 6 do that and has East German and ussr instead of Nazis and that movie was cool 😎
It was some nice characterization and good way to avoid whole Shia lebouf issue. Helena was an awful character tho, hediously so. An arrogant, selfish, know it all bitch who only does a 180 near the end that is supposed to redeem her for all behaviour prior. CGI was excessively used and sometimes iffy, but movie was fine, set pieces and casting too. Ending with way back in time was fun, but ofcourse Helena was a stain on everything. She is this stupid Rey like character, but as long as you focus on despising her, rest of the movie is decently enjoyable.
@@Kacpa2I went into this movie really expecting to hate her character but I warmed up to her a little bit by the end. It did seem like she was forced to face her failures a little bit throughout the film and while there wasn't a lot of explicit characterization, it did feel like she had softened a bit, at least to me. That said, I would really have preferred that Indy reconnected with short round or teamed up with Sallah instead
@@christopherbucher7017 To me it feels rushed. She was incredibly selfish and forceful. It would take Indy dying or failing to catch up to her and all that she would do is insult and berate him while doing nothing that bring doom to his friends while he is wrongly accussed of murder and on the run... Her behaviour on the boat as his friend got killed and her decision to go out and read the cipher could easily ended in Voller killing indy on the spot as he isnt useful anymore, before her plan with dynomite could go anywhere. She just magicly started to care in tomb of archimedes after constant disrespect, lying, backstabbing and insults or mockery for her to flip a switch and try to "save him". Her ending "in the right" and fixing his life is excessively on the nose especially when she blamed him for her behaviour earlier. Its this same mary sue syndrome as with Ray. And her being so dislikeable doesnt seem intended in the same way. I still liked everything in spite of her, as acting and story was alright regardless for an indy movie. Its not nearly as bad as likes of Critical Drinker make it out to be.
Here’s an idea that I think would slightly improve the ending: We have this scene like normal, Marion kissing Indy, *School Bell rings offscreen* We see the Dial being put into a glass case, closing to reveal the reflections of Indy and Charlie, the former Dean of Marshall College from the previous film, now Indy’s assistant. Indy remarks that the placement on the dial represents the date it was last used, which was 1969. Charlie pointing out that it looks like the Dial is moved slightly, implying that maybe it was used once more without Indy knowing. We cut to Indy sitting at his desk, as Charlie reading him his appointments, Mentioning Indy has a visitor Indy says he’s busy so she’ll have to wait, Charlie correcting him, saying it’s a he, as we hear the sound of a Motorcycle outside. We see Indy’s reaction as he realizes Helena used the Dial one last time to save Mutt, As he gets up, grabbing his hat, and walks out the door to see his son.
We needed Indy being debriefed by the president. They mentioned potus so much in the opening stage of the movie, and by this time Indiana was already well known by the national security agency. Would’ve been a really satisfying ending recognizing Indiana for the monumental work he’s done to protect humanity’s most vital antiques
Great ending, other than the fact that Indy lost his job at Marshall College back in the Fifties during Chrystal Skull. It was during the Red Scare, and he was perceived to have helped the Soviets. I still hope that he somehow changed the course of history and returned to a live son and a marriage without all the artificial drama.
Just a small correction. The war that Mutt would have enlisted in would have had to be the Vietnam War, not the Korean war. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull takes place in 1957, and the Korean War lasted from 1950 - 1953, whereas the Vietnam War lasted from 1955 - 1975.
US forces were not involved in Vietnam until Kennedy sent "advisors" in the early 60s. IF Mutt enlisted in the 60s he'd have been well into his 20s, which is strange
@@TheDataWorkshopThe US didn't officially enter the Vietnam Conflict until 1965, making Mutt roughly 28 years old. If he had went to college after Crystal Skull he may have entered the military as an officer like his dad.
@@cwell510 don't most people finish college around 21 -22 (especially in the 60s)? He'd be a way older officer I'd imagine than most, especially in that era. I don't think the timing makes much sense, but maybe. If I recall, Indiana Jones (in-canon) became an enlisted in WWI at 16 by faking his age. I don't recall now if he became officer during WWI, but I think either way he'd have been way younger than Mutt. Also, Jones says that Mutt enlisted to piss him off. That seems strange to me for a 28 year old for doing that, the "f**k you dad" phase is like a HS/early college type a thing no? 25 - 28 year old men are getting married, and well-into establishing their life, you'd think "on average" they'd mature past that sort of thing by then. But Indiana himself held a grudge on his old man well into his 40s.... so maybe the acorn doesn't fall far from the tree ....
@kylesawkon4074 haha but I'm not judging I'm just saying the timing seems off, but yeah, there are many circumstances where Mutt could have been a older ROTC grad or maybe a recruiter was like "you spent 10 years in college why don't you do something more with yourself" etc. We'll never know cause they clearly want Mutt to dissapear (and so do 90% of Indiana Jones fans!)
I truly enjoyed it! The first 20 minutes were fantastic! The middle on the ship was quite heart breaking , seeing Sallah again is always a huge treat! The last 20 minutes were absolutely amazing but as soon as Marion came on screen? I literally choked up as I absolutely love the Marion character and her chemistry with Indy. Paying homage to one of the great scenes in Raiders with those two was so epic, not to mention Sallah singing the song he sang in Raiders as well!! All around I loved it and did the franchise Justice in the end!!!
I disliked the beginning and the end the most 😂 Indy surviving hanging and a bomb explosion and crashing a side car into a tree and just keep driving and the anti aircraft gun taking out all the Germans on the train were all so insanely over the top, I was like what is this shit? I liked the rest of the movie up until Helen knocked Indy out and took him home. He should have stayed in ancient Sicily
Many people didn't realize it, but this Indiana Jones movie contains a lot of references to real good classics. Like the Heinkel 111 bomber that comes from "The Battle of Britain" which was also from 1969. And the beginning of Ford walking around in SS uniform was from the 1969 Star Trek episode with Spock dressed as an SS officer. We also see that Mercedes Benz in Tangier in the Exorcist. And Paperclip Nazis also feature in "The Marathon Man" (1976). So for the movie fan there is plenty to recognize.
Based on what Wombat said, the Dial will only take people back to this portal that Archimedes created to call for help. It was a false choice like the magic trick. Since they found the watch in the Tomb, the loop is already complete. Time travel plots are interesting how the main character usually shows up after the time travel already occured. Sometimes they create the paradox, sometimes they discover / solve the paradox.
I was really worried about this one after seeing some stuff hating on the CGI but I really loved it. Probably one of the best bookends I can remember. It really seemed like someone did their homework and was a real fan when they wrote and made this.
Saw this today. Really enjoyed it. The ending is my favorite part. Karen Allen was at a Sci-fi convention many years ago in New York. She is one of the nicest people I’ve ever met.
@amexred yes whatever was gonna happen has already happened so instead of changing it you create a new timeline these two movies Indiana Jones and the flash both have time paradoxes ( OFF TOPIC BUT I DID UNDERSTAND IT VERY WELL IN THE FLASH MOVIE,instead of changing the past,you just create a new timeline with new history and new future )
this might be controversial but I loved the movie a lot, it wasn't as good as the first ones but still felt like a good ending for the series. I left the theater excited and satisfied, it honestly met my expectations.
No worries, I thought the movie was okay, better than Crystal Skull but not the first three imo. The internet can be a bit of a toxic, conformist hive mind but you should feel free to love what you love. :)
I really enjoyed Dial. It really surprised me after all the bad reactions. The first 30 minutes alone was more of an Indiana Jones film than the entirety of Crystal Skull.
And I’m glad he didn’t get killed off like many thought LOL But wait you didn’t like Crystal Skull? Sure it had some dumb moments but I didn’t think it was bad per say
I disagree Zach. The crystal skull did a very solid job with pacing, action and it’s soundtrack. Meanwhile this movie seems to be a bit rushed for an IJ film- and the soundtrack is really nothing remarkable, besides the New York scene when he’s on horseback.
Gave him a more hopeful wish. She chose family over her profit/selfishness, could've left him and went back to selling/even his stuff. But instead she saved Indy feeling like he sold everything he loves too. Good arc
@@ShadeKillyeah, I was honestly glad the way they ended it. I legitimately like the fact that he had to confront and accept the reality that he was in, although it was very touching to see him get to experience history
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Someone may have mentioned this, but Mutt would’ve died during the Vietnam War. The Korean War ended well before the events of Crystal Skull. Also, Indy is in his early 90s during the Young Indiana Jones bookends (and about 5 weeks past his 70th birthday in Dial of Destiny).
@@damonking6877 this is actually rather interesting. I heard something like that before. Either way, I am a fan of Harrison Ford.👍🥰Thanks for telling me.
@@michaelkaggwa4915 There was no time loop in Flash. His time traveling changed things unlike Indiana Jones where the time travel didn't change anything as if it always happened.
I really hope that Ford makes a Jack Ryan swan song. I feel that outside of Decker an older Ryan would be the most interesting Ford character to explore in seniority.
When I first saw this, it was in theaters. I remember going into it excited, and throughout the movie, slowly became more and more connected to it. By the end of the movie, the parts that got me were him reuniting with Marion, and him wanting to stay in the past. The desperation on his face really hit home for me, and I left the movie theater with a mixture of feelings I didn't know were possible: both crushed and content. Beautiful movie, definitely getting on disc when possible.
This movie was exactly what I expected, a fun action adventure with a nostalgic character. If you like the original trilogy, I highly recommend you see this one ❤
Imo he should have stayed in ancient Greece and slowly but happily die from his bullet wound while he discusses history or whatever he enjoys with Arquimedes. It would have made the story more tragic but far more epic and interesting than his forced reconciliation with Marion which came out of nowhere and in the last minute.
I saw it earlier today; I enjoyed the opening sequence and when it went to present day, it slowed down alot for me. I thought certain action tropes were missing which I've been used to as a lifelong Indy fan. I found PWB character very annoying throughout the film and the ending seemed out of place.
YES! Her introduction had me really liking her and then she turned into someone VERY irritating with almost nothing to make her likeable. She was smart...yes, but she showed nothing to make me care about the character until the last 20-30 minutes or so of the film. They should've written her better. As for the ending, it was really emotional and I DID shed some tears... but I don't want to leave an Indiana Jones film sad. I want to leave feeling good about life. Yes, they tried to put a positive spin on it at the end... but I think it was too little too late after all the heaviness they dumped on us previously.
Am I the only person you recognized Anthony Ingruber, (Young Harrison/ William in) of Age of Adeline in the movie? He was the guy all the way on the left when the bidders all stand a point a gun at Indy. (1.35, in the teaser trailer)
Fun fact: in modern day Sicily the puppet show that shows the battle between the Roman’s and sicilians shows dragons attacking. Referring to the planes being called dragons when they emerged.
I liked it. It didn't blow me away or anything, but I didn't expect it to. As a final goodbye to Indiana Jones as a series of films, I much prefer Dial of Destiny to Crystal Skull.
I took my Mom last night who was a huge Indiana Jones fan during the original trilogy run (I wasn’t alive at the time). We had an absolute blast. James Mangold did a great job taking the baton from Spielberg and leading Indy home.
Too bad you weren't alive when Raiders was released. All you have is this movie. I feel sad for you young people. You missed out on greatness, but you call the current movie "great".
@mhoroky well now we can enjoy the old movies and still enjoy things we enjoy. It's not as great as the classics but it's pretty darn good by modern movie standards 🤷♂️ my favorite movie is John Carpenter's The Thing, In the Mouth of Madness, and then the classic Event Horizon, but I'm not sitting here complaining that most modern horror movies suck lol
I don't get the reviews I think this movie is already underrated. My theater lost it when we all realized the Nazis had traveled to the wrong time. Mads sold the absolute shit out of the abject horror or what he had brought upon himself
My favorite part was the entire siege and seeing all of Archimedes’ weapons being used (the mirrors) but they did alter the timeline because the Romans won the siege while in the movie they retreat.
I think we as fan judge Indians Jones films against the original ones, which are classics but we need to take them at face value. This one definitely gets the taste of crystal skulls out of my mouth. It’s a solid adventure Indy film. Does it stack up with the originals? No but definitely a good effort and high note to go out on
4th indi is more dignifying and 5th is a push. If you looks and observé carefully the dial is on that tableta with a separe from the past so..Indi and Marión might use it to..And remembre what indi told Helena about what if you could go back to the past that was a hint
The dial specifically takes you back to the Siege of Serycuse. It was Archemedes way of finding help from future Humans that could defeat the Romans. Unfortunately, (if we think about it) that would alter the timeline and it could end up being much worse. If Indiana wanted to use the dial again, then it would lead them to another time fissure that would lead them to the exact same battle over 2000 years ago.
@@LPeck1985 dude you re right about the 1st however indi i believe could have just hang fit in there and died peacefully on the 2d the dial predicts time fisures he might perhaps gone back in time and persuade you know who from you know what. No spoilers be kind
Sorry, Mutt (thank you for your service) passed during the Vietnam War. Remember, the Korean War happened between 1950-53, while KOCS happened in 1957.
The young Indiana jones series was really popular in the 90's, I remember watching them at the time, they had massive budgets so couldn't continue though. The old Indiana jones was not cut from the TV episodes, they did a rerelease of the three movies that existed in the late 90's early 2000s, with the rerelease they cut Young Indiana Jones episodes into feature length movies, the old Indiana Jones bit didn't make it into those edits.
I really want to know the implications of Syracuse fending off the Romans I'm kind of not buying that wouldnt alter the timeline although knowing the Romans they probably just came back again
The time travel ending was pretty darn cool, and apart from a few good bits here and there, this film is a travesty and does not deserve to be included in the series as it currently is.
for me , it was a great movie 1st half wasnt that good but 2nd half is just lit like archimedes watching his own invention working before inventing it 🤌🏻🤌🏻
I was just about to comment this same thing. I'm a history teacher so I was gonna jump all over this! Unfortunately I wish we got more info on why Indy left Marshall college, a place where he'd been for decades. If this movie takes place 12 years after Crystal and he'd been teaching there 10 years, this means he would've left Marshall somewhere in a 2 year gap right after Crystal. I liked but didn't love the movie. By starting Indy out divorced and depressed it cheapens what was a good ending for crystal skull. The pacing was all over the place as well. I did love the first 20 min amd last 20 min (except they wrapped things up too fast I think)
Indiana Jones can still comeback just do a series set between events of Temple of Doom, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Last Crusade show his other adventures that between the films and explain what happened to other legacy character Willie, Short Round, Marion father Ravenwood etc
@@emergencyawesome but there is one option they can do animation sort of like Clone Wars series set between films and Ford can voice the character similar to Bruce Campbell said only way he would return to play Ash was via voice animation
Saw the movie. I thought it was awful. Nothing but chase scenes over and over again. The plot was weak, the action was over done. So disappointed to see Ford go out on such a bad movie.....I enjoyed the previous Indiana Jones movies...
They really should’ve had Lyndon Johnson make a cameo to debrief Indy for the last time with Marianne at his side. Really confused why they just skip straight to him being back at the house when a renowned operative of the US government (quote crystal skull) makes YET ANOTHER save for the world.
5:31 not true because the German plane that had crashed was still in the town meaning it will be changed and there will be massive gap the the actual canon and main timeline like where archaeologists discovered a plane that was been in town because it was still there because marvel did this back in avengers endgame where they take all the heroes infinity stones that was still in the past meaning timeline would change to now where thanos which the real present body of him disappeared because the past thanos is deceased or just because avengers changed the main timeline
I think there was a blink & miss it cameo of Steven Spielburg (maybe George Lucas?) as a tourist. This was when they were arriving at the cave of the tomb of Archimedes.
Great review always Charlie so intelligent, and articulate I watch dial of destiny last night ,and I really enjoy it his adventures coming full circle! I'm glad we got this film the way we got it was beautiful, and perfect film love how happy the leader of the nazis was celebrating with a smile to indy ,Marion at the end was heart warming ❤.
Also it is quite funny when he´s getting hot with the whip and everyone pulls out a gun. Who brings a whip to a gunfight? pretty much like the cocky swordsman in raiders who shows all the fancy moves with the sword and indy just shoots him.
I wanna know what was said during the conversation between Indiana and archemidis, the entire interaction between them you couldn’t understand what was even said, I’m curious what it was
I think it goes like this, let me summarise: Indy told Archimedes that he wanted to stay, but Helena didnt want to and interrupted to tell Archimedes that nope, he isn't staying in the past. I think they did explained to Archimedes they are from 2000 years later
Maybe I missed something, but are the police still looking at him for the murders? Also, the real killers all went back in time an were left there, so have fun explaining that because now you're suspect in their disappearance. Just wondering.
I agree, so many people just went on the bandwagon and said that Kingdom of the Crystal Skull wasn't good. No it wasn't good, it was great, I loved it. People are just too critical. Every movie nowadays has to be picked clean and analysed; just enjoy it. Dial of Destiny was actually good. and the actions of the "Character" of the goddaughter I think can be reasonably explained. Her disrespect of Indy is clearly rooted in not really having anything to do with him and perhaps hearing all the "Stories" from her father which maybe she doesn't really believe; until later when by the end of the movie she finally warms to him, loses her arrogance and sheer ignorance of what he accomplished and does the right thing. In other words she redeems herself because of the time she spent with Indy. His example teaches her and reminds her to be better (He had to remind her that his friend on the boadt got murdered) It's also why the students "Bored" attitude is actually believable. All they see is an old professor, they never knew his exploits, what he got done nor the great accomplishments of his youth.
Im the only one...or..the last scene (the one with the Fedora Hat on balcony) doesn't seem like a last Scene of a Saga ??? Sort of ...to be continued ..
Am I the only one who thinks the dial SHOULD have sent them back to 1939 where he ends up stopping the nazi plot but before going back to present day he uses the dial to save his son's life and then comes back to present day with a purely happy ending
That's the point...history cannot be altered despite time travel. They were meant to give the device to Archimedes and then retrieved from his tomb 2000 years later.
Here's my Indiana Jones Dial Of Destiny Breakdown for the Ending and Easter Eggs. Post all your reactions in the comments! Here's my Marvel Secret Invasion Episode 3 Trailer video too! th-cam.com/video/36hjQgOkLTU/w-d-xo.html
Short round spinoff is what we want.
Maybe if they wind up doing that Indiana Jones TV Series
@@emergencyawesomeSorry Charlie I had to turn it off for a second haha I got sidetracked doing something else and heard your review and I forgot I didn't see it yet had to turn this off for a second 😂😂
I take it set in the 1970s and 1980s 1990s Cold War and has the Soviet Union and the East Germans something new and goes to 2020s and has Chris Pratt so maybe Indiana jones 6 do that and has East German and ussr instead of Nazis and that movie was cool 😎
While I didn’t see it, I drove past on the bus , the day they were filming the double on the horse scene , but you could see the film crew.
Harrison' scene on the boat talking about mutt enlisting was heartbreaking to watch.
It was some nice characterization and good way to avoid whole Shia lebouf issue.
Helena was an awful character tho, hediously so. An arrogant, selfish, know it all bitch who only does a 180 near the end that is supposed to redeem her for all behaviour prior.
CGI was excessively used and sometimes iffy, but movie was fine, set pieces and casting too.
Ending with way back in time was fun, but ofcourse Helena was a stain on everything. She is this stupid Rey like character, but as long as you focus on despising her, rest of the movie is decently enjoyable.
@@Kacpa2I went into this movie really expecting to hate her character but I warmed up to her a little bit by the end. It did seem like she was forced to face her failures a little bit throughout the film and while there wasn't a lot of explicit characterization, it did feel like she had softened a bit, at least to me. That said, I would really have preferred that Indy reconnected with short round or teamed up with Sallah instead
@@christopherbucher7017 To me it feels rushed. She was incredibly selfish and forceful. It would take Indy dying or failing to catch up to her and all that she would do is insult and berate him while doing nothing that bring doom to his friends while he is wrongly accussed of murder and on the run...
Her behaviour on the boat as his friend got killed and her decision to go out and read the cipher could easily ended in Voller killing indy on the spot as he isnt useful anymore, before her plan with dynomite could go anywhere.
She just magicly started to care in tomb of archimedes after constant disrespect, lying, backstabbing and insults or mockery for her to flip a switch and try to "save him".
Her ending "in the right" and fixing his life is excessively on the nose especially when she blamed him for her behaviour earlier. Its this same mary sue syndrome as with Ray. And her being so dislikeable doesnt seem intended in the same way.
I still liked everything in spite of her, as acting and story was alright regardless for an indy movie. Its not nearly as bad as likes of Critical Drinker make it out to be.
Shia is trash but mutt dying makes crystal skull sadder to watch
He sold that shit HARD
Here’s an idea that I think would slightly improve the ending:
We have this scene like normal,
Marion kissing Indy,
*School Bell rings offscreen*
We see the Dial being put into a glass case, closing to reveal the reflections of Indy and Charlie, the former Dean of Marshall College from the previous film, now Indy’s assistant.
Indy remarks that the placement on the dial represents the date it was last used, which was 1969.
Charlie pointing out that it looks like the Dial is moved slightly, implying that maybe it was used once more without Indy knowing.
We cut to Indy sitting at his desk, as Charlie reading him his appointments,
Mentioning Indy has a visitor
Indy says he’s busy so she’ll have to wait,
Charlie correcting him, saying it’s a he, as we hear the sound of a Motorcycle outside.
We see Indy’s reaction as he realizes Helena used the Dial one last time to save Mutt,
As he gets up, grabbing his hat, and walks out the door to see his son.
though it seems cool, you can't save everyone.
A happy/good ending for Indy? Under Disney’s current leadership? Never in a million fucking years. That would’ve be a great ending.
Lmao yeah that’s not gonna happen. Not with Disney owning this franchise.
We needed Indy being debriefed by the president. They mentioned potus so much in the opening stage of the movie, and by this time Indiana was already well known by the national security agency. Would’ve been a really satisfying ending recognizing Indiana for the monumental work he’s done to protect humanity’s most vital antiques
Great ending, other than the fact that Indy lost his job at Marshall College back in the Fifties during Chrystal Skull. It was during the Red Scare, and he was perceived to have helped the Soviets. I still hope that he somehow changed the course of history and returned to a live son and a marriage without all the artificial drama.
Just a small correction. The war that Mutt would have enlisted in would have had to be the Vietnam War, not the Korean war. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull takes place in 1957, and the Korean War lasted from 1950 - 1953, whereas the Vietnam War lasted from 1955 - 1975.
US forces were not involved in Vietnam until Kennedy sent "advisors" in the early 60s. IF Mutt enlisted in the 60s he'd have been well into his 20s, which is strange
@@TheDataWorkshopThe US didn't officially enter the Vietnam Conflict until 1965, making Mutt roughly 28 years old. If he had went to college after Crystal Skull he may have entered the military as an officer like his dad.
@@cwell510 don't most people finish college around 21 -22 (especially in the 60s)? He'd be a way older officer I'd imagine than most, especially in that era. I don't think the timing makes much sense, but maybe.
If I recall, Indiana Jones (in-canon) became an enlisted in WWI at 16 by faking his age. I don't recall now if he became officer during WWI, but I think either way he'd have been way younger than Mutt.
Also, Jones says that Mutt enlisted to piss him off. That seems strange to me for a 28 year old for doing that, the "f**k you dad" phase is like a HS/early college type a thing no? 25 - 28 year old men are getting married, and well-into establishing their life, you'd think "on average" they'd mature past that sort of thing by then. But Indiana himself held a grudge on his old man well into his 40s.... so maybe the acorn doesn't fall far from the tree ....
@@TheDataWorkshopmaybe normal people my loser brother finished when he was like 27 lol
@kylesawkon4074 haha but I'm not judging I'm just saying the timing seems off, but yeah, there are many circumstances where Mutt could have been a older ROTC grad or maybe a recruiter was like "you spent 10 years in college why don't you do something more with yourself" etc. We'll never know cause they clearly want Mutt to dissapear (and so do 90% of Indiana Jones fans!)
I truly enjoyed it! The first 20 minutes were fantastic! The middle on the ship was quite heart breaking , seeing Sallah again is always a huge treat! The last 20 minutes were absolutely amazing but as soon as Marion came on screen? I literally choked up as I absolutely love the Marion character and her chemistry with Indy. Paying homage to one of the great scenes in Raiders with those two was so epic, not to mention Sallah singing the song he sang in Raiders as well!! All around I loved it and did the franchise Justice in the end!!!
@@mrx-od3jicrystal skulls suuuucked!!!! Lol perfect? And not everyone even liked Temple. You silly goose. Gtf out of here nerd. Geeeeeet out
@@mrx-od3ji nope 5 was better than 4 bcs people hate indy 4 bcs the cgi
@@mrx-od3jibruh let others enjoy things.stop spreading your negativity
I disliked the beginning and the end the most 😂 Indy surviving hanging and a bomb explosion and crashing a side car into a tree and just keep driving and the anti aircraft gun taking out all the Germans on the train were all so insanely over the top, I was like what is this shit? I liked the rest of the movie up until Helen knocked Indy out and took him home. He should have stayed in ancient Sicily
Many people didn't realize it, but this Indiana Jones movie contains a lot of references to real good classics. Like the Heinkel 111 bomber that comes from "The Battle of Britain" which was also from 1969. And the beginning of Ford walking around in SS uniform was from the 1969 Star Trek episode with Spock dressed as an SS officer. We also see that Mercedes Benz in Tangier in the Exorcist. And Paperclip Nazis also feature in "The Marathon Man" (1976). So for the movie fan there is plenty to recognize.
The visual from the Heinkel cockpit and the swirling clouds in front to me us a reference to the Millenium Falcon
I thought I was the only one who noticed these things... I'm home :')
@@ammagnolia That Tuk-tuk chase is a 1 on 1 copy from the James Bond movie "Octopussy" (1983) Roger Moore made it more exciting.
There is no He-111 in the Dial of Destiny lol
@@Raphix Watch again baby!
Based on what Wombat said, the Dial will only take people back to this portal that Archimedes created to call for help.
It was a false choice like the magic trick.
Since they found the watch in the Tomb, the loop is already complete. Time travel plots are interesting how the main character usually shows up after the time travel already occured.
Sometimes they create the paradox, sometimes they discover / solve the paradox.
I didn't understand the watch in the tomb... Didn't they take it back in the past? How was it possibile?
@@camy3947 spoilers--
he takes it off Mad's corpse from the wreckage
I was really worried about this one after seeing some stuff hating on the CGI but I really loved it. Probably one of the best bookends I can remember. It really seemed like someone did their homework and was a real fan when they wrote and made this.
whatever douche bag
All the fan boys have their panties in a was as usual. I loved the movie too.
@@the_0raclethis fake hate is something else 😂
Idk it seems really bad to me
Saw this today. Really enjoyed it. The ending is my favorite part. Karen Allen was at a Sci-fi convention many years ago in New York. She is one of the nicest people I’ve ever met.
You can never escape these time loops . Whatever was gonna happen has already happened and you can’t change it .
@amexred yes whatever was gonna happen has already happened so instead of changing it you create a new timeline these two movies Indiana Jones and the flash both have time paradoxes ( OFF TOPIC BUT I DID UNDERSTAND IT VERY WELL IN THE FLASH MOVIE,instead of changing the past,you just create a new timeline with new history and new future )
Yes I’ve herd people before this movie say if you poisoned hitler in his sleep the day he takes office the second in command was worse
Whatever will be, will be...
Well unless you were going to change it already, but the time you're in already reflects those changes.
this might be controversial but I loved the movie a lot, it wasn't as good as the first ones but still felt like a good ending for the series. I left the theater excited and satisfied, it honestly met my expectations.
Personal opinion, too much antagonism between Helena and Indiana Jones, that bothered me.
They had to go back and redo the ending because they had so many complaints at the preview showing
I loved it, too!
No worries, I thought the movie was okay, better than Crystal Skull but not the first three imo. The internet can be a bit of a toxic, conformist hive mind but you should feel free to love what you love. :)
I saw this yesterday. I honestly don't understand all the hate. I thought it was good. Not Last Crusade or RotLA great but pretty good.
I understand alot of the. Hate. Did you watch the first 3 and part 4?
The hate is from a bunch of fan boys who get their panties in a wad whenever they don’t like something.
@@goodcitizen3027Small dick incels that are still being breastfed by their mums 😂
We saw it tonight and loved it. My 13 years old son closes his eyes when he saw all the bugs lol.
The character acting was sometimes disappointing, but holy sh*t I loved the ending. This is the reason why I love this series.
I really enjoyed Dial. It really surprised me after all the bad reactions.
The first 30 minutes alone was more of an Indiana Jones film than the entirety of Crystal Skull.
And I’m glad he didn’t get killed off like many thought LOL
But wait you didn’t like Crystal Skull? Sure it had some dumb moments but I didn’t think it was bad per say
I disagree Zach. The crystal skull did a very solid job with pacing, action and it’s soundtrack. Meanwhile this movie seems to be a bit rushed for an IJ film- and the soundtrack is really nothing remarkable, besides the New York scene when he’s on horseback.
It was very kind of Helena to deny Indy his last wish. She’s certainly one of the characters.
She saved his marriage
Gave him a more hopeful wish. She chose family over her profit/selfishness, could've left him and went back to selling/even his stuff. But instead she saved Indy feeling like he sold everything he loves too. Good arc
@@ShadeKillyeah, I was honestly glad the way they ended it. I legitimately like the fact that he had to confront and accept the reality that he was in, although it was very touching to see him get to experience history
Lol so he gets to have sex with marion again and then what… probably break up again for the 4th time
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I quite enjoyed the film , definitely needed more work on the script at parts but I left satisfied and it taught me some history too !
Someone may have mentioned this, but Mutt would’ve died during the Vietnam War. The Korean War ended well before the events of Crystal Skull. Also, Indy is in his early 90s during the Young Indiana Jones bookends (and about 5 weeks past his 70th birthday in Dial of Destiny).
Totally checked all the boxes for me. Loved it and cried through the last five minutes, being an old in an old marriage.
Almost looks like the Falcon cockpit jumping into hyperspace 😂
I was actually thinking the same🥰👍
@@carolannchaytor1294 they say that Indiana Jones adventures are the dreams of Han Solo when he was frozen in cabornite
@@damonking6877 this is actually rather interesting. I heard something like that before. Either way, I am a fan of Harrison Ford.👍🥰Thanks for telling me.
Archimedes should teach The Flash how to time travel
@faradchurchill4801 i enjoyed both Moves The flash and Indiana Jones with their Time loops
@@michaelkaggwa4915 There was no time loop in Flash. His time traveling changed things unlike Indiana Jones where the time travel didn't change anything as if it always happened.
The continental drift thing is beyond stupid. The continents move in the space of millions of years not thousands...
I really hope that Ford makes a Jack Ryan swan song. I feel that outside of Decker an older Ryan would be the most interesting Ford character to explore in seniority.
When I first saw this, it was in theaters. I remember going into it excited, and throughout the movie, slowly became more and more connected to it. By the end of the movie, the parts that got me were him reuniting with Marion, and him wanting to stay in the past. The desperation on his face really hit home for me, and I left the movie theater with a mixture of feelings I didn't know were possible: both crushed and content. Beautiful movie, definitely getting on disc when possible.
This movie was exactly what I expected, a fun action adventure with a nostalgic character. If you like the original trilogy, I highly recommend you see this one ❤
Imo he should have stayed in ancient Greece and slowly but happily die from his bullet wound while he discusses history or whatever he enjoys with Arquimedes. It would have made the story more tragic but far more epic and interesting than his forced reconciliation with Marion which came out of nowhere and in the last minute.
I saw it tonight and yeah I cried. Really felt for Indy in this film and Harrison didn’t half ass this movie.
Yep and fans definitely didnt show up. Crystal skull is way better and im erasing this indy movie as part of the franchise
I saw it earlier today; I enjoyed the opening sequence and when it went to present day, it slowed down alot for me. I thought certain action tropes were missing which I've been used to as a lifelong Indy fan. I found PWB character very annoying throughout the film and the ending seemed out of place.
Exacly my thoughts
Other Indy side kicks have been worse like in temple of doom
ending seemed out of time
YES! Her introduction had me really liking her and then she turned into someone VERY irritating with almost nothing to make her likeable. She was smart...yes, but she showed nothing to make me care about the character until the last 20-30 minutes or so of the film. They should've written her better. As for the ending, it was really emotional and I DID shed some tears... but I don't want to leave an Indiana Jones film sad. I want to leave feeling good about life. Yes, they tried to put a positive spin on it at the end... but I think it was too little too late after all the heaviness they dumped on us previously.
I was kinda confused at the ending, thanks for the video up!
You're welcome!
I wonder if Harrison Ford will voice act Indiana in the new Indiana Jones game being made by Bethesda Studios.
I really enjoyed the movie. Strong final outing. PS: Your editing skills are on point.
Am I the only person you recognized Anthony Ingruber, (Young Harrison/ William in) of Age of Adeline in the movie? He was the guy all the way on the left when the bidders all stand a point a gun at Indy. (1.35, in the teaser trailer)
Fun fact: in modern day Sicily the puppet show that shows the battle between the Roman’s and sicilians shows dragons attacking.
Referring to the planes being called dragons when they emerged.
River phoenix will forever be the Young Indiana Jones in my book 😢
I liked it. It didn't blow me away or anything, but I didn't expect it to. As a final goodbye to Indiana Jones as a series of films, I much prefer Dial of Destiny to Crystal Skull.
I took my Mom last night who was a huge Indiana Jones fan during the original trilogy run (I wasn’t alive at the time). We had an absolute blast. James Mangold did a great job taking the baton from Spielberg and leading Indy home.
It's a shit show!
I do not believe you.
Too bad you weren't alive when Raiders was released. All you have is this movie. I feel sad for you young people. You missed out on greatness, but you call the current movie "great".
@@mhorokyI was alive, "Raiders" is my favourite movie, and I think "Dial of Destiny" is... great (though not as)
@mhoroky well now we can enjoy the old movies and still enjoy things we enjoy. It's not as great as the classics but it's pretty darn good by modern movie standards 🤷♂️ my favorite movie is John Carpenter's The Thing, In the Mouth of Madness, and then the classic Event Horizon, but I'm not sitting here complaining that most modern horror movies suck lol
I don't get the reviews I think this movie is already underrated. My theater lost it when we all realized the Nazis had traveled to the wrong time. Mads sold the absolute shit out of the abject horror or what he had brought upon himself
I loved them going back to the past
My favorite part was the entire siege and seeing all of Archimedes’ weapons being used (the mirrors) but they did alter the timeline because the Romans won the siege while in the movie they retreat.
The Romans will be back, they always come back
got to see the movie this afternoon. Wow, that was a lot of chase scenes! Nice resolution there at that end. Thanks Charlie!
I just came back from watching it, I enjoyed it! The scene with the horse on the subway stressed me out though.....
We watched it a few days ago. The whole movie was fantastic.
Thanks for the video buddy. Was waiting for this🎉
Enjoy!
Both Karen Allen and Jim Broadbent expressed interest in reprising their respective roles from the previous films.
I think we as fan judge Indians Jones films against the original ones, which are classics but we need to take them at face value. This one definitely gets the taste of crystal skulls out of my mouth. It’s a solid adventure Indy film. Does it stack up with the originals? No but definitely a good effort and high note to go out on
4th indi is more dignifying and 5th is a push. If you looks and observé carefully the dial is on that tableta with a separe from the past so..Indi and Marión might use it to..And remembre what indi told Helena about what if you could go back to the past that was a hint
The dial specifically takes you back to the Siege of Serycuse. It was Archemedes way of finding help from future Humans that could defeat the Romans. Unfortunately, (if we think about it) that would alter the timeline and it could end up being much worse. If Indiana wanted to use the dial again, then it would lead them to another time fissure that would lead them to the exact same battle over 2000 years ago.
@@LPeck1985 dude you re right about the 1st however indi i believe could have just hang fit in there and died peacefully on the 2d the dial predicts time fisures he might perhaps gone back in time and persuade you know who from you know what. No spoilers be kind
Teddy reminds me of shot round..😂😂
Sorry, Mutt (thank you for your service) passed during the Vietnam War. Remember, the Korean War happened between 1950-53, while KOCS happened in 1957.
Mutt: “I have to go now, my country needs me.”
Note: Mutt died -on the way back to his home planet- in Vietnam.
1:04 Indy wears the collar of a SS Hauptsturmführer with an Iron Cross First and Second Class.
Better ending: at the end its show the hat and when closing Jones didn't take it indicating the end of Indiana Jones
Indiana Jones Harisson Ford can never be replaced!!!!
The young Indiana jones series was really popular in the 90's, I remember watching them at the time, they had massive budgets so couldn't continue though. The old Indiana jones was not cut from the TV episodes, they did a rerelease of the three movies that existed in the late 90's early 2000s, with the rerelease they cut Young Indiana Jones episodes into feature length movies, the old Indiana Jones bit didn't make it into those edits.
Wasn't there a rumor like years ago that Chris Pratt was going to play a young Indiana Jones
Yeah, it was never gonna happen.
I really want to know the implications of Syracuse fending off the Romans I'm kind of not buying that wouldnt alter the timeline although knowing the Romans they probably just came back again
I just watched it and I enjoyed it. It was a good film.
I’m just glad it wasn’t Shia Labeouf’s hand grabbing the hat at then end of movie…phew
The time travel ending was pretty darn cool, and apart from a few good bits here and there, this film is a travesty and does not deserve to be included in the series as it currently is.
So what’s been fans opinions on it cause critics seemed to hate it
I was very disappointed.
for me , it was a great movie
1st half wasnt that good but 2nd half is just lit
like archimedes watching his own invention working before inventing it 🤌🏻🤌🏻
@@helloitsokyrago You have to be joking.
@@noampitlik2332 nah bruv , time travel stuff is more believable than endgame
@@helloitsokyrago It was rediculous. I mean....on dope.
Mut didn't enlist in the army during the Korean war. He first me his father Indiana Jones in 1957. The Korean war ended in 1953
I was just about to comment this same thing. I'm a history teacher so I was gonna jump all over this! Unfortunately I wish we got more info on why Indy left Marshall college, a place where he'd been for decades. If this movie takes place 12 years after Crystal and he'd been teaching there 10 years, this means he would've left Marshall somewhere in a 2 year gap right after Crystal. I liked but didn't love the movie. By starting Indy out divorced and depressed it cheapens what was a good ending for crystal skull. The pacing was all over the place as well. I did love the first 20 min amd last 20 min (except they wrapped things up too fast I think)
I just came back from the cinema
nice timing!
Same!!!
Indiana Jones can still comeback just do a series set between events of Temple of Doom, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Last Crusade show his other adventures that between the films and explain what happened to other legacy character Willie, Short Round, Marion father Ravenwood etc
Harrison Ford isn't going to do more movies, and they don't want to do movies without him.
@@emergencyawesome but there is one option they can do animation sort of like Clone Wars series set between films and Ford can voice the character similar to Bruce Campbell said only way he would return to play Ash was via voice animation
@@emergencyawesomer at least lucasfilm should allow marvel to make a new comicbook series instead
@@Lopez03Eduardo. pipe dream
The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles covered Indy Age 9-11
Then ages 16-21
Indy was 93-97 as portrayed by George Hall
Time travel ? this is just like the multiverse in marvel
@captnjaybeard6394 the time loop like in the flash movie not marvel
@@michaelkaggwa4915 ok thanks
Saw the movie. I thought it was awful. Nothing but chase scenes over and over again. The plot was weak, the action was over done. So disappointed to see Ford go out on such a bad movie.....I enjoyed the previous Indiana Jones movies...
@emergencyawesome - Vietnam war, not Korean
I can't imagine Harrison doing General Ross/red hulk
They really should’ve had Lyndon Johnson make a cameo to debrief Indy for the last time with Marianne at his side. Really confused why they just skip straight to him being back at the house when a renowned operative of the US government (quote crystal skull) makes YET ANOTHER save for the world.
Indiana jones 5 was amazing i just seen it awesome movie 🎬🎬🎬 excellent movie
Amazing video 👌
Thanks!
I really liked this movie.
No
YO CHARLIE!!!!!!!
i guess where i get confused is why would he take the one person he knew could thwart his plan back in time with him?
5:31 not true because the German plane that had crashed was still in the town meaning it will be changed and there will be massive gap the the actual canon and main timeline like where archaeologists discovered a plane that was been in town because it was still there because marvel did this back in avengers endgame where they take all the heroes infinity stones that was still in the past meaning timeline would change to now where thanos which the real present body of him disappeared because the past thanos is deceased or just because avengers changed the main timeline
They need to make the new adventures of short round, and sometimes he just goes to Indy for some advice/intel
After the last crusade it s the second best indiana jones movie!
I think there was a blink & miss it cameo of Steven Spielburg (maybe George Lucas?) as a tourist. This was when they were arriving at the cave of the tomb of Archimedes.
Emergency Awesome looks like a great movie! Can’t wait to see it this week! Thanks Charlie!
So, is the "I've lost control" line a reference to Joy Division ?
So, they left Archimedes to die? He died at the Siege of Syracuse
I don't think the continental drift really mattered
Edit: you said that
Great review always Charlie so intelligent, and articulate I watch dial of destiny last night ,and I really enjoy it his adventures coming full circle! I'm glad we got this film the way we got it was beautiful, and perfect film love how happy the leader of the nazis was celebrating with a smile to indy ,Marion at the end was heart warming ❤.
Thanks!
Was shia labeouf so unwanted that his character deserved to die? I thought they would bring him back at the end some way.
Vietnam War, not Korean War - Crystal Skull takes place in 1957 - Korean War ended in 1953
I’m ok if they stop doing Indiana Jones I loved the movie but mostly for nostalgia.
Also it is quite funny when he´s getting hot with the whip and everyone pulls out a gun. Who brings a whip to a gunfight? pretty much like the cocky swordsman in raiders who shows all the fancy moves with the sword and indy just shoots him.
I think the wedding was a reference to the godfather
India Jones vs Nathan drake can we get that
Man the movie wasn't bad
Times perfectly with the Eco clock start in the UK
I wanna know what was said during the conversation between Indiana and archemidis, the entire interaction between them you couldn’t understand what was even said, I’m curious what it was
I think it goes like this, let me summarise:
Indy told Archimedes that he wanted to stay, but Helena didnt want to and interrupted to tell Archimedes that nope, he isn't staying in the past.
I think they did explained to Archimedes they are from 2000 years later
Maybe I missed something, but are the police still looking at him for the murders? Also, the real killers all went back in time an were left there, so have fun explaining that because now you're suspect in their disappearance. Just wondering.
Am glad you enjoyed it Charlie
Another time travel movie, how original
Like Kingdom of the Crystal Skull i find Dial of Destiny to be really underrated. I like ALL 5 Indiana Jones movies. 💙
I agree, so many people just went on the bandwagon and said that Kingdom of the Crystal Skull wasn't good. No it wasn't good, it was great, I loved it. People are just too critical. Every movie nowadays has to be picked clean and analysed; just enjoy it. Dial of Destiny was actually good. and the actions of the "Character" of the goddaughter I think can be reasonably explained. Her disrespect of Indy is clearly rooted in not really having anything to do with him and perhaps hearing all the "Stories" from her father which maybe she doesn't really believe; until later when by the end of the movie she finally warms to him, loses her arrogance and sheer ignorance of what he accomplished and does the right thing. In other words she redeems herself because of the time she spent with Indy. His example teaches her and reminds her to be better (He had to remind her that his friend on the boadt got murdered) It's also why the students "Bored" attitude is actually believable. All they see is an old professor, they never knew his exploits, what he got done nor the great accomplishments of his youth.
Thank you
You're welcome!
Im the only one...or..the last scene (the one with the Fedora Hat on balcony) doesn't seem like a last Scene of a Saga ??? Sort of ...to be continued ..
Am I the only one who thinks the dial SHOULD have sent them back to 1939 where he ends up stopping the nazi plot but before going back to present day he uses the dial to save his son's life and then comes back to present day with a purely happy ending
That's the point...history cannot be altered despite time travel. They were meant to give the device to Archimedes and then retrieved from his tomb 2000 years later.
I’m pretty sure mutt died in the Vietnam war not the Korean war
Did anybody observed why did Helens father wrote those 2 dates... What was it all about.. is it a loose end??
may b they r just another time loops
Do you remember which were the dates?