Indiana Jones & The Dial Of Destiny [Blu-ray] [Region Free]

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Packaging, audio and video quality are all excellent. Movie is ok. No comparison to Raiders at all. Way too much green screen throughout the entire movie. Why did Lucas go with Disney? Ugh. They’ve completely ruined Star Wars, but I guess Lucas doesn’t care. So he gave them Indiana Jones too. Sad. Lots of action. Great ending. Over the top scenes are unbelievable, but whatever. Main girl is too manly.

This is a decent movie what you expect out of Indiana Jones

We both enjoyed it. It was fun to see some of the other characters from the Indiana Jones movies. You should watch it at least one time.

It was ok

I firstly saw this streaming but not having the upgraded 4K streaming service I felt I was missing out on the full effect and was disappointed so have now purchased and watched this in proper 4K HDR.I enjoyed the film itself which I felt was so in keeping with the first one with the Nazi theme, nods and cameos that crop up during the film took me back all those years to sitting in the theatre when Indie first appeared on a large screen in front of me.Obviously now an older Indie, the opening scenes use a CGI young Indie but this is probably as good as it gets and the character is very lifelike and very believable. Had it not been it would have ruined it for me.The fast pace and action scenes keep you griped to the seat for an enjoyable roller coaster ride right through to the conclusion but there are a few lump in the throat moments too.I liked Toby Jones character and despite the haters I also liked Phoebe Waller-Bridge in the movie.The disc set here is a two disc including a second blue ray version.The 4K disc is glorious and has the advantage of atmos.

after watching all the earlier movies I just had to have the latest movie. Quick delivery great price.

I bought this on blu ray, the quality was Good visually for me, the sound was a tad low on the HD master soundtrack compared to others discs but easily fixed!I enjoyed the movie, certain bits were a little weird, silly however, overall it was a good addition to the movie set I already own. Though not up to the standard of the original 4, it was worth getting as it was on sale too.Gave me a few chuckles with the cart race. The back in time section was a little hard to believe. Though it was nice to see the old cast back together.

Completed my set. This the best one yet.

A new Indiana Jones film. Fifth in the series. And it would seem is the last one. Since you must have seen all the previous ones by now, you shouldn't have any problem getting into this.DISCLAIMER: I liked Crystal Skull. So there.This one is not directed by Steven Spielberg.We begin with a long prologue scene. Set back in World War two, Indy and a colleague [Toby Jones] are on a daring mission behind enemy lines. Action takes place. This is setting up things that become important later. The villains are Nazis. Which is always going to work. The action isn't bad at all. Although the whole section takes place at night, so it is a bit tricky to see what's going on at some moments.Indy in this scene is Harrison Ford still. His face de-aged by computer trickery. You have to just go with it. If you stop to think about how it works or not, then it will spoil the illusion. How successful this ultimately is will be a matter of opinion.Then to the main body of the film: late 60's Indy is down on his luck and at a dead end. When Helena [Phoebe Waller-Bridge] daughter of the colleague from the earlier scene, comes looking for him. Which leads to both of them getting caught up in a quest for an artefact and having to deal with a villain with evil henchmen and a specific plan. Is Indy too old for one last adventure?It's great to hear the music again. There's something gloriously nostalgic about that. Which is what I liked about the film. It was nice to have one more go at this franchise.While it's not Spielberg, the directing is capable. Harrison Ford does his best and since the writing does remember how old the character is, it works. Mads Mikkelsen is a decent enough villain.There's a globe trotting narrative which does progress in a decent manner. One supporting character is reasonably well used.But:The big problem with this is Helena.Audience for Crystal Skull: 'Boo! We hate Shia Labeouf as this character who is clearly meant to take over the franchise!.'Disney: 'Alright then, let's try that again but with a female character.'Internet: 'Boo! We hate said character even though we've not seen the film yet!"'.Helena is a three dimensional creation. The acting is capable. But she is rude and arrogant throughout and becomes a thoroughly unsympathetic character as a result. That's not to do with her gender, it's just her personality. Her backstory gives reason for this and it works, but it doesn't make her someone you want to spend time with or see more of.She does develop a bit over the course of this. But frankly not quite enough by the end to have gotten me past those issues.The final quarter of the film is quite clever. I liked what it did plot wise because it was very logical and had some good surprises. But it does make one very big error in the writing. Let's just say I now understand what people mean about someone having agency. Spoilers. But it is a flaw.The ending is not bad. Although it doesn't quite close the door as it could have. Even though this really is by all accounts it.This is not a bad watch if you want a good nostalgia fix. I am glad I gave it a go. But more Helena? No thanks.The fate of one character is perhaps a bit too graphic for the very young. And there is a moment with flashing lights, thus not good for epileptics and those who can't handle strobe lighting.The dvd has the following language and subtitle options:Languages: English, Castilian Spanish, Catalan Spanish. English audio described.Subtitles: English, Castilian Spanish, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish.There's nothing extra during or after the end credits.And there are no extras on the dvd at all.