If stealing is the same as capitalism, then I guess Disney won’t mind if I pirate this movie.

You gotta give huge respect to Harrison Ford for playing one of his favourite roles at the age of 80 years old.

Im still in shock mode on how well he played his role as an 80 yr old man. He was running, jumping and doing alot of movements and yet he still executed it perfectly.

idk why but i really love the sequence when he jumps from one cart to another when he sees the car coming at him. its so satisfying to me

Watching Indiana Jones as a kid in the 80s was the reason I became an archaeologist! It didn't last long admittedly: turned out arriving to work on horseback in sweaty, dirty clothes, being handy in a punch up, and pulling my female co-workers in a for kiss whenever they started shouting at me, didn't go down too well at the museum.

Lucasfilm throwing punches at capitalism has got to be some of the greatest irony to ever exist

This was actually very nostalgic to watch. It summed up the whole franchise, packed it up and closed it.

We’ll miss your adventures Indy. The ultimate kids hero in my eyes. Death defying, thrill seeking, always made us laugh with his quippy comments, and always managed to get himself out of a scrape. A great final movie. Thankyou for making my childhood & adulthood memorable x

Got chills when Indiana Jones handed the Elder Wand to Frodo and revealed "I am your father." Stunning. My destiny has been dialed. 11/10

I wish Dr.Jones and Short Round ( Ke Huy Quan) had been in one more adventure together 🥺 that would have been fantastic.

Getting the Indiana jones trilogy VHS for Christmas in 1991 was one of my greatest memories. This movie farrrrrrr exceeded my expectations. AWESOME FILM.

Indiana Jones is my hero! I am so grateful to be alive and see him on another adventure. Indiana Jones 5 is awesome! Indy Forever.

I've been a fan of Indiana Jones for over 30 years. I never, _ever_ imagined that there would be another movie, or at least one with Harrison Ford. It's insane that he's still doing this at his age. Hopefully they give him the sendoff he deserves.

I must admit, me becoming an archaeologist was pretty much 25% talking to my dad 25% loving history and culture 10% not liking other careers and 40% Indiana Jones.

Despite being only 20, Indy was a huge part of my childhood all thanks to the Lego video games. I saw the trailer while waiting for the live-action Little Mermaid and I as quietly as I could LOST MY SHIT as soon as I heard the theme song.

I thought this was going to be crap due to Harrison being over 80 but I loved everything about this movie. A definite must watch!

I love the part where Poe says “somehow Indiana Jones returned” gave me force chills.

Respect for Harrison, who diligently aged 30 years to fit in the role of old Indiana Jones.

After watching this in the cinema about 2 months ago, I honestly didn't understand the hate it received. It's one of the only films where time travel can be taken seriously and that doesnt have plotholes and a great villain and story. Fair enough, I respect your opinion if it differs from mine, but I had a really good time watching this in the cinema.

I think.. just my opinion... I think whether people rate this movie good or bad, I think what matters most that you enjoy the movie, and hit by that big nostalgic feeling. Seeing an Indiana Jones movie again in theaters, in 2023, is by far the most highlighted moments of my life in the past decade. Totally love the series, and I wish Mr. Harrison a long and healthy life ahead. God Bless you my hero 🙂

I love Mads Michelson as a villain.

Can we all give some respect to John Williams for composing this movie in his 90s! Most of our favorite movies would not have had their sustain power without his themes.

Guess what, I thought this would be crap, as many films today are... This was fucking awesome. It had all the indiana jones clichés that make it great. Loved it.

I loved the part where he introduced himself to Mike, "Solo, Han Solo." Chills every time.

I got chills when he says, “Chewie, we’re home…”

The fact that Harrison Ford was in his late 70s when he filmed this movie and was willing to do a lot of Indiana Jones stunts by himself proves how absolutely legendary he is. Indiana Jones is the role that's made for him

This movie is lot better than people criticize it. 🍿 🎥

That moment where Indy breaks the 4th wall and says, "F___ you! I got my pay check!" and then he shrugs and dives off of the deck of the Titanic just before it hits the iceberg. Truly inspiring!

I love that one second where it looked like an Indiana Jones movie.

Mads Mikkelsen was meant to play a Indiana Jones villain, such a perfect fit

This movie was incredible. So much better than Crystal skull.

I'm 41 and my foot hurts if I go down the stairs the wrong way. Ford is 80 and playing Indiana Jones. Mad respect.

The de-aging scenes of Harrison Ford in this movie looks pretty damn impressive...

Not sure what the criticism is about, this movie is great and they actually ended it well. Most franchises don't have a good ending as this.

The Adventure Lives On!! 1 don't know why they're saying this movie sucks. THIS IS THE THIRD BEST IN THE FRANCHISE after raiders and crusade. The special effects for his young self was the most realistic I've ever seen. The way they brought us back with the original vibe in the opening was perfect and the story was amazing. Also, I've never watched a movie before in Theaters that got me so excited in its climax that I started laughing from how awesome and original it was towards the end. Spoilers below 1 mean how many movies exist where time travel is this awesome other than back to the future and Endgame. 1 mean they flew a World War 2 Nazis plan from 1969 back in time to 214 BC where it flew over ancient Roman warships and actually started shooting at them. The implication alone is out of this world. 1 give this movie 10/10.

Just from Indy saying “I’ve been looking for this all my life”, I’m guessing it’ll be a character arc where he has the temptation to use the dial to live in the past in his younger days but he chooses to resist that temptation and continue being an old man because he’s earned his age. Also Ford’s delivery of that line is great and gave the same feels as Chewie we’re home.

I love that part where Yoda shows up and says "Bad feeling about this, I have".

its not incomprehensible to realize that with further advances in AI...in future even dead actors may be brought back to their young life by AI..so that they can play their characters forever...

It was wonderfully nostalgic and I loved every minute of it! Well done to the entire crew.

I absolutely loved the part where Indy uses the Dial of Destiny to save both Rose and Jack.

I like how the subway conductor is like "oh a guy on a horse, should I hit the breaks, nah, a horn will suffice"

Big respect to this Guy! True legend in the movie industry. the movie is fantastic I enjoyed every minute, especially the final part.

This movie was fantastic, I only regret that I waited so long to watch it.

There are very few movie theme songs, and even fewer Silhouettes that can invoke the kind of feelings that this does. I really hope they give the franchise the send-off it deserves

I'm really looking forward to the part where the female lead saves the male lead from certain death and educates a much older well travelled man about the modern world 🔥

Loved the part when indy said “consider this your final dial of destiny”, truly inspirational.

I loved the part when he said "You're a wizard, Helena", pure chills.

The best part was Indy lifting up his lightsaber and shouting "for Narnia and Aslan!" Truly an awesome scene

I love when it turned out that the real "dial of destiny" was the Indiana Jones we made all along.

Huge respect to Harrison Ford for playing this role even in the age of 80,mind blowing performance

No amount of bot comments is gonna change the fact that this movie is an official bomb

Seeing Indiana Jones as a kid was a huge inspiration and a large part of the reason I became an archaeologist. Let's hope this one does the character justice for his final send off.

Harrison Ford is 120 years old and still doing action films. Awesome!

So good, just be sure to exit the theater after the first 15 minutes and you'll be happy

I love the part where Indiana Jones says, "that's my secret... I'm always Indiana Jones." Then he Jones all over the place.

I loved the part when Indy said "I'm 80 years old but I can still extract millions from Disney"

Respect: For Harrison ford at 81 yo Clint Eastwood: Hold my 357 Magnum 93 yo

“Indiana Jones and the destruction of legacy” as a good critique pointed out.

Wow, Phoebe playing herself for probably 11th time, So great, that she'll make some monologue about sexism on the train

My favorite part is when Indy said, "I'll be back" and then he was back. Chills. Literal chills.

1:03 - 1:09 The highlight of this trailer.

I like the part where he says "Luke, I am your father!". That sent shivers down my spine.

I remember walking into a movie theater in Manhattan in the 1980s to watch the first movie, not knowing what it was about and got dragged into it because the rest of the group wanted to see it. Boy was I in for the thrill of my life. Definitely the best movie of the year!

When Gimli said "No mr. Bond, I expect you to die" I just broke. One of the movies of all time.

Those folks at the Cannes Film Festival got it wrong on this one. Now, I am a huge Indiana Jones fan, including all of the books, so don’t take my subjective word for it; take it from the tickets I’ve tried to book since coming home from sea two weeks ago. Tickets that couldn’t be found in my city for days; packed theaters, close to 2 months after the premier. The last time I have seen a theater like this was when I went to see The Hobbit, over 10 years ago. People love this film, old and young, fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, boyfriends and girlfriends. This movie was the Indiana Jones we all grew up with, right from the very first scene, and I am ever so glad I got to see it on the big screen. Thank you, Ford and the team, for making it all possible.

Its actually insane who Kathleen has self inserted herself 5 times now.

I was lucky enough to see John Williams live, conducting the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. When they did "Raiders March" and "Star Wars Main Theme" my eyes were literally pooled up with tears. Every time I hear one of those two pieces played, I am simply overwhelmed with emotion. Very excited to see this movie. Hopefully Indy will get to enjoy his retirement.

I loved the part when Indy said "There are some things money can't buy. For everything else, there's MasterCard" 💰

My favorite part was when Indy said “Goddaughter you are better than me in every way shape and form and I was terrible” Truly one of the Disney moments of all time.

I don't know why but I got very emotional as soon as the classic Theme started...like damn times are crazy right now and it's just so nice to see a familiar face again that gives you the positive impression of "regardless which difficulties you are facing right now Indie is still here and you will see everything will be fine." Maybe it's just me but I'm really thankful for the mere existence of this movie!

I absolutely loved it. I’ve been an Indiana Jones fan since I was kid. I want to thank my parents for introducing me to Indiana Jones when I was 6 years old in 2008, I’m 20 years old and if you been an Indiana Jones fan for your whole life you are a legend.

I SPEAK FOR EVERYONE WHEN I SAY THIS! A BETTER CONCLUSION THAN RISE OF SKYWALKER AT THE LEAST!

That moment when Rey Palpatine stood up and asked "Is Darth Kathleen Kennedy really my mother?" sent shivers down my spine. This is truly one of the movies of all time.

I like the part where they disabled the dislike button so you CAN'T dislike this trailer. So awesome!

I just watched Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny and I have to say it was a satisfying conclusion to the iconic franchise. Harrison Ford still has the charisma and the charm of the adventurous archaeologist, and his chemistry with Phoebe Waller-Bridge was delightful. The action scenes were thrilling and the plot was engaging, with some surprising twists and turns. The film also paid homage to the previous films, with references to the Ark of the Covenant, the Holy Grail, and the Crystal Skull. The dial of destiny was a fascinating artifact, with the power to alter history and reality. The villain, played by Mads Mikkelsen, was menacing and ruthless, and his plan was terrifying. The film also explored the themes of aging, legacy, and family, with Indy reconnecting with his old friends and his goddaughter. The film had some flaws, such as the excessive CGI and the lack of originality, but overall, it was a fun and nostalgic ride. I would recommend it to any fan of Indiana Jones or adventure movies in general. I give it 4 out of 5 stars.

for a film which is supposed to have bombed, it just slowly grows.

I love the part where Indy throws the T 800 arm and chip in molten metal and gets John to lower him in. Chills, literal chills.

I love the part where Indiana Jones picks up the sword and says "I have the power!". Gives me chills every time.

Avoid the bad comments and just go to see this movie! You will enjoy it from the first to the last minute!!!

Indy: "Why are you chasing the thing that drove your father crazy?" The Holy Grail: "Am I a joke to you?"

Dayum, Mads Mikkelsen as a villain? Never thought I'd see the day.

Indiana Jones was my “Iron Man/Captain America” growing up, my childhood hero. I just hope this movie does the man and his legacy justice. Let the greatest action adventure hero of all time go out with dignity and the respect his legacy deserves. That’s all I want. One last adventure together.

I ❤ this movie,it got me back in an actual theatre. Go see it if u still can !

I wish they picked someone else to play her role.

The Last Crusade was and is the definitive and perfect ending to the Indiana Jones character

2:02 *that* *last* *bit* *of* *music* *really* *makes* *it* *feel* *like* *this* *is* *the* *last* *adventure* *for* *Indy.* 😥

Having watched the movie twice now on the digital release- I'll be first in line when the 4k is released- it is a rollicking adventure from start to finish. It doesn't deserve the atrocious, bad press it has received. It's fun escapism that should make no apologies for what it is. Adventure IS Indiana Jones.

Regardless of it not making what Disney wanted its was a blast.

I love the part where Phoebe Waller-Bridge says "Fans? Where we're going, we don't need fans."

I love the part where Indy slowly walks backwards into the cabin of the boat and says to the goddaughter “we’re going to need a bigger boat!”

This is great movie, I watch many movies this year but this old boy is better than any movie in 2023

Thank you, Disney, for making the ORIGINAL trilogy that much more exciting to watch!

My favorite part was when Phoebe Waller sarcastically smiled at Harrison Ford and said "Let's see Paul Allen's Dial of Destiny."

This movie is great! Second best Indiana -movie in my opinion!

A Journey Through Time It took me back to my childhood days in the eighties, like the tape of your life that passes in front of you in seconds. A very cool movie❤

I got chills when he said "the real Indiana is a state in the Midwestern region of the USA"

I loved the part where indy was climbing in the cave and told her why hes up here climbing and how he was thinking about all the crap he went through like drinking salomns blood and so on

Probably best trailer I seen in many many years. Harrison Ford starring. This is like something I didn't even think was possible. I just assumed it was going to be like his short stint in the latest Star Wars. If you remember the advent of pay TV and Temple of Doom, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Lost Crusade, it all leads to this. Jeez. They extremely generous with trailer. This ideas. Get a cool, eye candy, brainy chick to journey with an older Jones for the Dial. It's giving the world a kind of entertainment, that half the world is confused by. Plus. Mikkelsen playing another villain. Setting the bar quite high.

I got chills when Indiana shot a stormtrooper and shrugged at the camera.

However this movie turns out, hearing the original score done in a modern way brings me absolute chills. Being reminded of the good 'ole days of Indiana Jones when growing up, has no words whatsoever. Thank you!