Months later, with no new movie to cram for, I opted to just throw Last Crusade on, and I was not disappointed. Though it began as a distracted rewatch, I spent the last 45 minutes fully locked in.

Temple Of Doom has its charms, and Raiders is Raiders. (Crystal Skull is also a film.) The Last Crusade, though, is not just the most fun, but the most thoroughly Indiana Jones -y of the pentalogy.

So, if you want to watch the adventure that started it all, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, experience one of Sean Connery’s best characters in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, or even ...

Ahead, find out more about the iconic movies directed by Steven Spielberg and how to watch the each film in the franchise. 1. ‘Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark’ ...

The ad-free tier of Disney+ will increase $2 a month to hit $15.99. This will also be the first time that the House of Mouse boosts prices on the cheaper ad-backed plan it introduced two years ago.

Spielberg closed out the original trilogy in 1989 with "The Last Crusade," with Jones and his single-minded dad (Oscar-winner Sean Connery) battling the Nazis again to find the Holy Grail. 19 ...

That means Disney+ is where you can stream Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny online. The fifth and final movie in the franchise was released over the summer, and Disney+ subscribers can stream ...

The full collection, including Raiders of the Lost Ark, Temple of Doom, The Last Crusade, and Kingdom of Crystal Skull, will be available for streaming on May 31 on Disney+.