In 2008, Spielberg and Ford returned for a fourth adventure with Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. While critics at the time enjoyed the movie, fans were not so thrilled with Indy’s return.

The 2008 Indiana Jones movie Kingdom of the Crystal Skull took the franchise in a new direction that quite a few fans didn’t enjoy. Although it might’ve been more divisive than his prior ...

"Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" feels like an old romance re-kindled. The pleasure is still there, informed by nostalgia, but that pleasure is also complicated.

I am prepared to risk it all by admitting that I enjoyed Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. There it is. The 2008 film didn’t get the best reception because of its overdone CGI ...

But then there’s this other game in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. It’s polluted by checklist-style quest logs, over-stuffed map markers, and an emphasis on quantity over quality.

Adventure film series created by George Lucas and Philip Kaufman starring Harrison Ford as archaeologist Dr. Henry Walton "Indiana" Jones, Jr., and directed by Steven Spielberg and James Mangold.

Shia LeBouf, as Mutt Williams, the 20-something greaser with an attitude to match, was an interesting character. He is the reason Indiana has to go on this new quest for the Crystal Skull.

Except for the opening — which literally starts the film off with a bang — and a couple of dazzling chase sequences, “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” is about as ...

It’s taken way too long, but Indy’s finally back in action. Too bad the trailer doesn’t rile us up much. After it recaps his past adventures, we see a warehouse, some car chases and . that’s about it.