Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Brilliantly Subverts A Classic Genre Cliche
Nazis haven't gone away in 1969, but the villain of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny has a surprising plan that subverts our expectations.
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12 Reasons Raiders Of The Lost Ark Is (Still) The Best Indiana Jones Film
All the Indiana Jones films have their merits, but Raiders of the Lost Ark remains the best of the bunch after all these years. Here's why. -
Here's How The Dial Of Destiny Works In Indiana Jones (You Need To Do A Little Math)
Even though the movie is a little confusing, there's real science and math behind the titular device from Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. -
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Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Might Make You Care About Mutt Williams
Mutt Williams was hated when Shia LaBeouf brought him to life in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, but Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny may change that. -
Everything You Need To Remember To Watch Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny
It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage. -
Does Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
We've got the goods on Indy's final ride. -
My Adventures With Superman Review: The Lighthearted, Dorky Man Of Steel Story We Deserve
My Adventures With Superman is a fantastic introduction to The Man of Tomorrow. -
One Extraction 2 Scene Subtly Sets The Stage For A Nik And Yaz Spin-Off
'It's subtle, it's an Easter egg, but that's kind of hinting towards [Nik] and Yaz's own spin-off movie.' -
Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Director Didn't Want To Be A Part Of A Franchise
Though he's attached to both Star Wars and Marvel projects, Mangold considers himself an anti-franchise guy. -
A Tragic On-Set Mishap Left A Fast And Furious Stunt Actor With Life-Altering Injuries
Protect stunt performers. -
Jason Schwartzman Had To Learn Magic Before Hosting The Hunger Games
The year of Jason Schwartzman will continue with The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. -
Why It Took 15 Years For Harrison Ford To Say Farewell With Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny
'I'm very happy with the story that we're telling.' -
John Wick 4's Cast And Crew Endured 13 Straight Weeks Of Night Shoots
The John Wick series' neon-soaked lighting scheme perfectly lends itself to beautiful night photography. -
Simon Pegg Is Grateful His Mission Impossible Character Stays Behind The Computer
'There's always a sense that, you know, one day, something might go wrong ...' -
The Keanu Reeves Samurai Action Movie 47 Ronin Was A Massive Bomb – What Happened?
A year before the release of John Wick, Keanu Reeves starred in one of the biggest bombs of his career. -
Lionsgate Proved To Be A Hard Sell When It Came To John Wick
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Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts' Original Ending Was Too Sad For Theaters
Autobots, roll out ... and cry. -
The Transformers And G.I. Joe Have Crossed Over Before – Here's What Happened
Transformers and G.I. Joe have always had parallel histories. Now, they will intersect on the big screen. -
Kate Capshaw Had To Self-Medicate Before Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom's Bug-Filled Scene
'I was really asking people: is there a pill?' -
The First Fast And Furious Movie Had A Wildly Different Alternate Ending
Nobody involved in making this film had even the slightest inkling of what it would become. -
Disney Animated Movies Aren't Made With Live-Action Reboots In Mind
'We don't think ahead of the live-action.' -
John Wick 4's VFX Supervisor Thought Keanu Reeves Was Going To Die On Set
On-set VFX supervisor Johnathan Rothbart had never seen Keanu Reeves work on set before, and it really threw him for a loop. -
Martin Landau Didn't Mince Words About Reprising His Role In Mission: Impossible
'It was basically an action-adventure movie and not Mission. Mission was a mind game.' -
Why Dolph Lundgren Once Wanted To Punch Out Sylvester Stallone On The Expendables Set
'If he says one more word, I'm gonna knock him out...' -
How Extraction 2 Director Sam Hargrave Decided That Character Would Be The One To Die
'You have to lose something, at least to raise the stakes for the third act.' -
