'Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny' review: A fond farewell to the fedora


'The Dial Of Destiny' gives Dr. Henry Walton Jones, Jr. the fond farewell he deserves. — Photos: Walt Disney Company Malaysia

Midway through this movie, Indiana Jones takes a pause to think about his past exploits and says that after all the strange things he has done in his life, he’s come to realise that “It’s not what you believe, but how hard you believe it”.

Well, I tried hard to believe that Indiana Jones could have a grand sending off with his final movie as well, but I guess I’ll have to settle for it being just a ‘good enough’ goodbye.

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A fun if over-long last crusade.

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