Indiana Jones 5 scored less than impressive reviews following its world premiere at Cannes.
in the title role; it’s also the first of the movies directed by someone other than Steven Spielberg.
opines, “but they aren’t storytelling-based so much as stoking-the-fanbase and meeting-the-bottom-line ones.”, according to the BBC, is a “gloomy and depressing final act.
In fact, it would be nice if the early critical response was something of an outlier, since it would be such a shame for Ford’s final appearance in the franchise — which he’s helped to generate $1.3 billion thus far — to end with a whimper. But, again, if all else fails at least there’s the Disney+ TV show to look forward to.
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