Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

by Steven Spielberg (Director)

Other authorsGeorge Lucas (Author), John Williams (Composer), Harrison Ford (Actor), Alan Dale (Actor), Kathleen Kennedy (Producer), Jim Broadbent (Actor), Philip Kaufman (Author), Cate Blanchett (Actor), Michael Kahn (Editor), Shia LaBeouf (Actor), Frank Marshall (Producer)15 more, David Koepp (Author), Ray Winstone (Actor), John Hurt (Actor), Karen Allen (Actor), Janusz KamiƄski (Cinematographer), Jeff Nathanson (Author), Drew Struzan (Cover artist), Neil Flynn (Actor), Dimitri Diatchenko (Actor), Denis L. Stewart (Producer), Igor Jijikine (Actor), Andrew Divoff (Actor), Pasha D. Lychnikoff (Actor), Joel Stoffer (Actor), Ernie Reyes Jr. (Actor)
DVD, 2013

Description

Indy tries to outrace a brilliant and beautiful agent for the mystical, all-powerful Crystal Skull of Akator. Teaming up with a rebellious young biker and his spirited love Marion, Indy takes you on a breathtaking, action-packed adventure.

Language

Original language

English

Original publication date

2008-05-22

Publication

Paramount (2013)

Library's rating

Library's review

Gets an undeservedly bad reputation, in my opinion. This was my initial impression in the movie theatre, and it's stayed my impression on rewatches in the many years since. While certainly far from perfect, the film feels like a natural and genuine continuation, and has virtually the exact same
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tone and feel as "Last Crusade" did. The callbacks are cute, relatively organic (and in several cases, surprisingly subtle by the franchise's standards) and the plotline is exciting and different without being jarringly so. I definitely like "Lost Ark" and "Last Crusade" better, but the latter not by much, and all three of them are immensely superior to "Temple of Doom" (Short Round aside).
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Awards

Critics' Choice Movie Awards (Nominee — 2008)

Rating

(45 ratings; 3.2)

User reviews

LibraryThing member papyri
An enjoyable adventure in the spirit of the earlier ones in the Indiana Jones series. Though, not the best in the series.
LibraryThing member Eurekas
I liked Raiders better. But it was good to have Karen Allen back. They make a good pair.
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