As the true finale for the long-running and beloved Indiana Jones franchise, "The Dial of Destiny" ends on quite a memorable note. Here's what it all means.
This week in Indiana Jones, we take a deep dive into Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny with the cast and crew and get a closer look at the Antikythera mechanism.
The Antikythera Mechanism, the Siege of Syracuse, even the crucifixion and the location of the Holy Spear that stabbed Jesus come into play or the fifth go around for the world’s most action packed archeologist, Indiana Jones...
An Easter egg over 40 years in the making — "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" slipped in one reference that made fans hurt almost everywhere. Spoilers ahead!
Indiana Jones has donned the fedora and grabbed his trusty whip for presumably the last time. And this time he already knew where most of it was. Marion and Sallah are back along with Jones god-daughter Helena complete with her own Short Round...
Time travel shenanigans, historical whoopsies, and a hard-headed inability to believe in the supernatural! Let's turn back the clock and relive "Dial of Destiny's" biggest headscratchers.
There's nothing subtle about Indiana Jones fighting Nazis – but the team behind "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" left one line in the movie that has a history you wouldn't expect.
History has always played a crucial part in the adventures of Indiana Jones, and none more so than in the good doctor's final chapter. But "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" is also keenly aware of the history of the franchise...
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is the final chapter in the story if Indiana Jones. In this video we break down the main theme of the movie, the easter Eggs, and explain the wonky time travel mechanics at the end of the film.
When did Indy ever go to Tangier? Who does Jürgen Voller remind us of? And what happened to Indy's son, Mutt? There are plenty of small details to unpack in "The Dial of Destiny", and we're here to break them down. Spoilers ahead!
