
Thirty-Seven Years On, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade’s Final Scene Still Beats Every Adventure Movie
A tale of a holy relic, wherein a son and father cross a dread chasm and face a trial none may escape, thirty-seven years hence.


A tale of a holy relic, wherein a son and father cross a dread chasm and face a trial none may escape, thirty-seven years hence.

A brick-built tale of Indiana Jones, wherein he battles, builds and brawls across three perilous chapters.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull review: Harrison Ford at 64, Cate Blanchett's thin villain, and a script that trades archaeology for aliens.

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) review: Spielberg's dark prequel, its Shanghai opening, Mola Ram, Short Round, and why it still divides.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle review: MachineGames' first-person 1937 adventure through the Vatican, Gizeh and Sukhothai scores 8.9 of 10.

A review of Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981): Spielberg, Ford, Marion Ravenwood, the truck chase, John Williams' march, and where the film still holds up.
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