Anyone see Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny?

[BobPSU92]

My wife and I saw it yesterday (IMAX). Highly recommended. I was skeptical since I thought The Crystal Skull sucked and Harrison Ford had aged out of the role of Indiana Jones. So glad I was wrong. Great film.

This was my first time seeing a movie at a theater since before the pandemic. I greatly missed the experience. Next, my wife and I plan to see Oppenheimer and the new Mission: Impossible movie later this month.

 

[Midnighter]

My wife and I saw it yesterday (IMAX). Highly recommended. I was skeptical since I thought The Crystal Skull sucked and Harrison Ford had aged out of the role of Indiana Jones. So glad I was wrong. Great film.

This was my first time seeing a movie at a theater since before the pandemic. I greatly missed the experience. Next, my wife and I plan to see Oppenheimer and the new Mission: Impossible movie later this month.

Hoping to catch Oppenheimer too. Nolan movies are much better in theater….

 

[PSU87]

My wife and I saw it yesterday (IMAX). Highly recommended. I was skeptical since I thought The Crystal Skull sucked and Harrison Ford had aged out of the role of Indiana Jones. So glad I was wrong. Great film.

This was my first time seeing a movie at a theater since before the pandemic. I greatly missed the experience. Next, my wife and I plan to see Oppenheimer and the new Mission: Impossible movie later this month.

Appreciate that. Enjoyed the first three very much and Raiders is one of my all time favorites.
But Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was putrid to the point I wrote off the franchise.

May have to give Dr. Jones one last shot....

 

[rudedude]

My wife and I saw it yesterday (IMAX). Highly recommended. I was skeptical since I thought The Crystal Skull sucked and Harrison Ford had aged out of the role of Indiana Jones. So glad I was wrong. Great film.

This was my first time seeing a movie at a theater since before the pandemic. I greatly missed the experience. Next, my wife and I plan to see Oppenheimer and the new Mission: Impossible movie later this month.

How was the sound at the IMAX? Our one local theater has an ear splitting speaker system. My son and I went to see John Wick 4 and it almost blew out my hearing. I imagine Oppenheimer with nuclear explosions may be worse! This has made me swear off IMAX theaters

 

[PSUriseANDfire]

My wife and I saw it yesterday (IMAX). Highly recommended. I was skeptical since I thought The Crystal Skull sucked and Harrison Ford had aged out of the role of Indiana Jones. So glad I was wrong. Great film.

This was my first time seeing a movie at a theater since before the pandemic. I greatly missed the experience. Next, my wife and I plan to see Oppenheimer and the new Mission: Impossible movie later this month.

So glad to hear to hear this. Crystal Skull should not have been the last memory of Indiana Jones. Ford still looks good for his age.

Now I am pumped to see it.

 

[MrTailgate]

It’s entertaining and what you’d expect. To me, it’s a bit like the Jurassic Park franchise in that they reconstitute the Nazi theme again. It’s formulaic but it delivers on what you anticipate. Like others have said Indy IV was a train wreck. This make you feel a bit better about this legendary film franchise.

For me, it ranks 3rd behind I and III with II and IV pulling up the rear.

 

[BobPSU92]

How was the sound at the IMAX? Our one local theater has an ear splitting speaker system. My son and I went to see John Wick 4 and it almost blew out my hearing. I imagine Oppenheimer with nuclear explosions may be worse! This has made me swear off IMAX theaters

I thought it was good yesterday. No ear splitting.

 

[Mufasa94]

My wife and I saw it yesterday (IMAX). Highly recommended. I was skeptical since I thought The Crystal Skull sucked and Harrison Ford had aged out of the role of Indiana Jones. So glad I was wrong. Great film.

This was my first time seeing a movie at a theater since before the pandemic. I greatly missed the experience. Next, my wife and I plan to see Oppenheimer and the new Mission: Impossible movie later this month.

Definitely better than the last one, but mixed feelings on the whole. While trying not to give anything away, enjoyed it for its fun summer movie happenings through the end of one specific scene. Then, didn’t have nearly the same positive thoughts for the direction/focus it took.

 

[bohucon]

My wife and I saw it yesterday (IMAX). Highly recommended. I was skeptical since I thought The Crystal Skull sucked and Harrison Ford had aged out of the role of Indiana Jones. So glad I was wrong. Great film.

This was my first time seeing a movie at a theater since before the pandemic. I greatly missed the experience. Next, my wife and I plan to see Oppenheimer and the new Mission: Impossible movie later this month.

Yes , saw it...good movie has some twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat. Good movie to finish the Indiana Jones legacy!!

 

[PSU87]

It’s entertaining and what you’d expect. To me, it’s a bit like the Jurassic Park franchise in that they reconstitute the Nazi theme again. It’s formulaic but it delivers on what you anticipate. Like others have said Indy IV was a train wreck. This make you feel a bit better about this legendary band film franchise.

For me, it ranks 3rd behind I and III with II and IV pulling up the rear.

That's the order I'd put them in too, but, well, there was something about Temple of Doom that as a college freshman made me watch a few times

 

[PSU12046]

So special Steven Spielberg married her (Kate Capshaw)

 

[ILLINOISLION]

Saw a 30 minute special over the weekend on the making of the forthcoming Mission: Impossible movie.

The non-stop action is remarkable!

 

[LionJim]

Saw a 30 minute special over the weekend on the making of the forthcoming Mission: Impossible movie.

The non-stop action is remarkable!

Cruise is a hell of a producer.

 

[ApexLion]

My wife and I saw it yesterday (IMAX). Highly recommended. I was skeptical since I thought The Crystal Skull sucked and Harrison Ford had aged out of the role of Indiana Jones. So glad I was wrong. Great film.

This was my first time seeing a movie at a theater since before the pandemic. I greatly missed the experience. Next, my wife and I plan to see Oppenheimer and the new Mission: Impossible movie later this month.

21st should be a big cinematic weekend.

 

[MontereyLion]

We saw Indy this past weekend. Went not expecting it to be very good. I was wrong. Much better then expected. I recommend it as a good action movie to get lost in. Isn't that what movies use to be?

 

[razpsu]

So without reading any of this cause of possible spoilers. We went today and we were evacuated with less than 1 hour to go in movie.

 

[psu_83_drummer]

Saw it yesterday. Enjoyed it very much. Not as good as #1 and #3, but better than #2 and #4. Very nice send off for Indiana Jones and the franchise.