Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (James Mangold, June 30th 2023) Movie • Page 34

He makes joints.

 

josh doesnt smoke

 

that's correct

 

But that's okay, because this is still just about Aliens. You gotta be like Spike Lee and Get On The Bus.

 

Just saw this and had a good time. Had fun/adventure movie feels which is what you want from Indy, and it was leaps and bounds better than the 4th, which is also what you want. Put a nice bow on the franchise, I hope they leave it be now.

 

This will be hitting digital on 8/29

 

Idk how but it feels like this movie came out 3 years ago

 

So I finally got to sit down and watch this after missing it in theaters and maybe someone already mentioned this but I’m being lazy. Did I miss something or did the movie just end without resolving the fact that Indy is still a suspected murderer?

I really enjoyed this though. It wasn’t amazing but I’m not mad it exists and it feels like a good farewell to the character.

 

It’s not said, but I assume it was taken care of by some men. Top, men.

 

Haha fair enough

 

I rewatched all 4 movies in the lead up to this movie... and then just forgot to go see it lmao

 

Pretty much did that with Mission Impossible... I'm not even sure it's still in theaters, but just waiting for it to hit streaming now.

 

Both of these are still in some theaters for sure

MI is better obviously

 

Yeah MI is really great. What a good franchise that is

 

Nowhere near as good as Fallout, but still a fun watch

 

Watched this on a plane. Was bad

 

now on d+

 

This movie still makes me mad!

 

why fred

 

It was fine. It was fun. I was thankful t see it with my dad.

 

I thought it was bad but I’m not mad about it I’m just tired of whatever Disney is passing off as movies these days

 

Exactly, they should be called motion pictures.

 

Haven’t looked through the thread so sorry if I’m beating a dead horse. Thought this would’ve been a good movie if it wasn’t so fucking bloated. No justification for the run time. Having seen the reaction to PWB’s character, I was fully expecting some big feminist monologue or something. I shouldn’t be, but I was shocked that she’s just simply existing in the movie. Character easily could’ve been a dude and nothing would’ve changed. People are fucking stupid. I liked her and Harrison together. And the end caught me completely off guard, I wasn’t prepared for such a lovely moment.

 

Has anyone watched the documentary about Harrison/Indy that they also added to Disney+? I’ve been seeing pretty good things about it