Ezra Flores

Female character and get pet boy are insufferable. First chance she gets, she ditches Indie and leaves him to die. Then it's revealed she is searching for the dial so she can sell it, completely dumping on her father's legacy, and we come to find out she doesn't care that he's dead (even joking about it). Soon after, we find out she whored her way into a mob boss's life and ditched him after he fell in love with her and proposed, selling the ring. Next, she has the audacity to blame Indie for how she turned out in life. She also lacks humanity, actively cheering after escaping from the antagonist with Indie despite his friend and his crew being murdered in front of them, and continues planning on how to get rich off of selling the dial. Also this kid provides no use to the crew besides being a pick pocket, which is discovered when he steals Indie's watch that was left to him by his father, and is forced to give it back by our female "protagonist". Too much spotlight is given to these two, which brought down a good movie. I almost walked out because of how they were given primary focus despite the movie being titled INDIANA JONES. Harrison Ford carried this movie but the score is dragged down to a 3/5 because he's forced to share screen time with the boss lady and pet boy.