Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023)★ 6.8/10

The film explores themes of courage, friendship, and perseverance. Indiana Jones' adventures showcase a character who faces challenges head-on and never gives up. The friendships between Jones and the other characters are heartwarming, depicting their mutual support and reliance on one another in overcoming numerous obstacles.

Director James Mangold successfully blends adventure, action, and comedy together, making the film both entertaining and surprising. Indiana Jones, in his fifth adventure, is still as humorous, wise and brave as ever despite the years showing on his face. Mangold preserves Jones's charm while introducing new character traits, making him even more relatable.

It's got a real retro, old-school vibe with a strong sense of nostalgia—not just for this series, but for those action-adventure flicks of the 80s and 90s. The whole story feels familiar, a bit clichéd but not dull, and still pretty thrilling. It's like you can see where the story's heading, but it always takes unexpected turns. Harrison Ford, at 81, is still in the game. He might not be as young or strong as he used to be, but there's a certain nostalgia for the times gone by. Lastly, I just want to say, "I miss the desert, I miss the sea..."

Every time the background music starts playing and Indiana Jones picks up his hat and whip, I instantly get excited, no matter how much time has passed! The plot is a bit cliché, but as an Indiana Jones fan, I was just thrilled when I saw the ending! As a whole, making Indiana Jones have a conversation with the great history he has dedicated his life to exploring is just so touching and romantic for me.

The setup is solid, and it's really touching to see history unfolding right in front of you. He thought he could walk away without any regrets, even if he stayed in that moment when history happened. But when the question "for who” was asked, the film provided the answer—it's about the essential emotional connections between human beings. Watching this kind of adventure movie, I can't help but be amazed at how awesome the world of film is. It's not limited by space or time, and it offers endless room for imagination.

Seeing the 80-year-old Harrison Ford play Indiana Jones once more, putting on his hat and taking his whip as the BGM plays is truly mesmerizing. The nostalgia and retro atmosphere are present throughout the movie, and despite being a classic it manages to constantly put plot twists within plot twists, defying the genre within the framework of the genre. The second half of the journey travels through time and space, allowing Jones, who has devoted his life to archaeological exploration, to directly interact with history. This is truly a kind of transcendent creativity and the ultimate romance.

Me encanta

*Indiana Jones y el Díal del Destino* definitivamente es un revivir de las 3 películas originales con una nostalgia que te llena de emoción y aunque el director James Mangold
( Logan , 2017, Day and Knight, 2010, esta última con Tom Cruise y Cameron Diaz que particularmente me divirtio mucho )
nos lleva *casi* al mismo climax en las escenas de acción como lo hizo el gran Steven Spielberg ( estas comparaciónes son odiosas pero hay que hacerlas ) , aun así la dirección en general es muy buena.
Las actuaciones de Harrison Ford y Phoebe Waller-Bridge se compenetran totalmente en un guion cuya columna vertebral te cautiva desde el principio hasta el fin.
La película nos hace recordar específicamente la 3ª entrega , Indiana Jones y última cruzada( Por supuesto, guardando las distancias por favor😉🎥)

Muy buena película y épica que podes ver 👍

Muy retro y anticuada, repleta de nostalgia clásica. No solo es nostalgia por la saga, sino también por las películas de acción y aventuras de los años 80 y 90. Cada escena se ve familiar, trillada, pero no aburrida y es bastante agradable. Parece que puedes ver a dónde va, pero de alguna forma siempre logra ir en una dirección inesperada. Desafortunadamente, Harrison Ford, de 81 años, sigue en la gran pantalla, sin la nitidez de su juventud y, en su lugar, él transmite un sentimiento de tiempo y era. Él desea mucho quedarse allí, para ser testigo de la gran historia a primera vista, es su destino definitivo con el que sueña. Al final, solo quiero decir 'Extraño el desierto, extraño el océano...'.

Gostei mais do que esperava. Acho que prima pela nostalgia, com sua caça ao tesouro, perseguições e humor; tem muita raiz nos anos 80, charmoso à sua maneira antiquada. A cena do trem traz Jones de volta ao seu auge e é cheia de nostalgia, fazendo lamentar que Ford não tenha conseguido mostrar mais sua agilidade quando era jovem. Em um cinema vazio, a poeira nos assentos tinha um cheiro estranhamente agradável; eu era o único assistindo a aventura de Indiana Jones e parecia que eu também havia viajado no tempo. Ah, como eu gostaria de poder ficar no passado.

A abertura já anuncia impacientemente a repetição de ideias de filmes anteriores, mas a qualidade artística é péssima. A imersão em locais reais é substituída por efeitos especiais rudimentares; o elemento aventura foi reduzido apenas a sequências de fuga e as cenas de celebração são exageradas; a direção suave e a edição inteligente de Spielberg não apareceram. Os relacionamentos dos personagens carecem de conexões emocionais, eles parecem mais colegas forçados a se unir para uma tarefa. São poucos os momentos cômicos de amor e ódio e, como esperado, ele entra no modo "panorama geral" no final, com a sensação absurda de viajar no tempo, como se estivesse assistindo a um filme de Doraemon. É sobre isso.