2008 Directed by Steven Spielberg
Set during the Cold War, the Soviets – led by sword-wielding Irina Spalko – are in search of a crystal skull which has supernatural powers related to a mystical Lost City of Gold. After being captured and then escaping from them, Indy is coerced to head to Peru at the behest of a young man whose friend – and Indy's colleague – Professor Oxley has been captured for his knowledge of the skull's whereabouts.
Harrison Ford Cate Blanchett Shia LaBeouf Ray Winstone Karen Allen John Hurt Jim Broadbent Andrew Divoff Igor Jijikine Pasha D. Lychnikoff Alan Dale Ernie Reyes, Jr. Dimitri Diatchenko Ilia Volok Emmanuel Todorov Venya Manzyuk Joel Stoffer Neil Flynn V.J. Foster Chet Hanks Brian Knutson Dean Grimes Sasha Spielberg Nicole Luther Sophia Stewart Chris Todd Dennis Nusbaum T. Ryan Mooney Audi Resendez Show All…
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Fuck yes.
I love it. All of it. From the classical opening giving way to a rollicking rock 'n' roll tune, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is something different than fan-service for disgruntled internet complainers. It is a luscious tribute to 50s B-movies and the pulpy comics that inspired them, embracing every glorious quip and every moment of flowering insanity in order to liven the Indiana Jones universe into an old-fashioned burst of blockbuster entertainment.
Crystal Skull reminds me of a time when summer popcorn extravaganzas were directed, focusing on the story at hand rather than worrying about the studio's five-year plan of world domination. Steven Spielberg revels in every silly and goofy quirk in George…
Gripping drama about a dementing geriatric Archeologist who thinks he's having an adventure while in reality he's being spoon fed porridge.
Pros: Harrison Ford, and a few entertaining scenes, thanks to Mr. Ford... Seriously, just Harrison Ford back as Indiana Jones and still acting the part to near perfection is enough for me to still enjoy some of the movie and give an above average rating. Didn't mind Cate Blanchett or Ray Winstone either.. I actually liked the idea of making the Communists the new Nazis.
Cons: Mutt Williams, the mcguffin and the whole alien theme of the movie, nuke the fridge, the overuse of CGI and basicly everything else more or less. I didn't care for the alien theme, it just doesn't belong in an Indiana Jones movie in my opinion. Every other mcguffin has had some sort of religious…
You may have heard that there’s a scene in Steven Spielberg’s Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in which the cinema’s most iconic archaeologist survives an atomic blast by hiding inside of a lead refrigerator. The incident occurs about 20 minutes into the grizzled whip-cracker’s fourth feature-length adventure—widely considered to be the series’ best (note to self: fact-check this later)—and it follows a scene in which a small squadron of Russian soldiers infiltrated Area 51, unveiled an alien corpse, and got derailed by an arthritic part-time college professor who’s so bad at his job that . . . well, these were supposed to be his office hours. So it’s safe to say that, even before the scene in question, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, like the earlier films in its series, doesn’t feel particularly beholden to realism.
crazy how they didn't try to milk this franchise dry and make a fourth one, RIGHT??????
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Tired: Indy outrunning a boulder.
Wired: Indy surviving a nuclear blast via refrigerator.
Yeah it’s got some dumb stuff like the fridge and the monkeys but it’s not that bad. Still a fun ride.
My first rewatch since seeing this in theatres in 2008. It’s honestly a great time and gets way more hate than it deserves.
It’s true that there’s a thin line between love and hate. I used to hate this movie, but honestly it’s so much fun and has lot’s of memorable action sequences. I can admit the scene with Mutt swinging on vines is weird, but it only last like 15 seconds and is sort of overblown in the “this is the worst movie” argument. Really enjoy that Indiana still has scenes of vulnerability, unlike many other action heros. While he feels like the same character from the og movies, Crystal Skull shows the growth of this character. Especially in the scene at the end where he’s trying to convince Mac to leave the valuables, similarly to what Indy’s father did in Crusade. Also love the line “How much human life is lost in waiting?” at the end. Honestly this has become a comfort movie for me
This one is one the same level as the second one. It has some enjoyable moments but filled with bad acting, bad dialogue and bad cgi.
It's been so long since I've seen it that I'm not sure it deserves even three stars.
The scene of Indy and his son in the diner is a good scene. You should watch it on YouTube and save yourself the other 2 hours.
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