Bryan Chihan

They threw in a lot of Indy nostalgia like the reference to snakes, references to Temple of Doom (the creepy crawlies and Indy's own recount of drinking the blood of Kali). Surprisingly there was no reference to Raiders, Crusade, or Crystal Skull. But nostalgia can't save a film that lost the wit, build-up of suspense, story and cinematography, and hijinks that made the first 3 films classics to be re-watched, and maybe even Crystal Skull passable to watch. It was boring, character development was lacking for Helena and her sidekick, Mads Mikkelsen was surprisingly boring to watch as a villain, and the whole plot and story was a mess, with an ending that didn't close off the supposed final chapter of Indiana Jones for Harrison Ford. If you haven't watched it, it's not worth paying to watch it in the cinema.

Slow pace, very scant scenes of the multiverse... Which didn't even depict the madness of it all, no fleshing out of the Illuminati or the multiverse as shown in Spiderman: No Way Home or Loki.... Lack of coherence from one scene to the next, and Sam Raimi seems stuck in the 2000s and B-grade script.