Indy’s final adventure is in theaters now.
This summer has been full of epic blockbusters and grand franchise returns. Arguably no cinematic comeback was as special as Indiana Jones in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. The fifth and final Indy film for star Harrison Ford released to theaters late last month. The film was many things, but it was mainly an emotional goodbye to one of film’s greatest characters.
The lengthy four-minute video, front ended by Ford, director James Mangold, and producers Kathleen Kennedy and Steven Spielberg reminiscing about recapturing the feeling of an Indiana Jones movie, gave fans their best look yet at how Lucasfilm de-aged Ford. The 15-minute opening sequence featured a flashback of Indy at the end of World War II in 1944 on a train full of Nazi trying to capture some of the world’s finest artifacts.
Recapturing the Indiana Jones Magic The challenge for Mangold was stepping into Spielberg’s weighty shoes and making an authentic Indy adventure. The train flashback brilliantly set the stage for that and then some while teasing that the director was going to add his own flavor along the way too. Everything from the Wilhelm scream to the subtle camera moments reminiscent of Indy's past are there, but Mangold and Ford just didn’t play the hits.
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