OK it's not the best of the series and both the monkey and waterfall scenes are stretching things but overall it does what an Indy movie should and that's entertain.

I'm not a big fan of the Indiana Jones series as it is, and not a big fan of Adventure films either, but it was a fun film to watch in theatres with friends, and a fun film to watch with my parents. I would never consider buying it, but the storyline was decent enough and it did a pretty good job of adding another episode to the saga. Definite downsides would be Shia Loubeouf's scene with the monkeys and the whole refrigerator/atom bomb scene and such, but all in all, a decent popcorn film.

Could have been much better! bbuuuuu

Pretty fun, but it lost me when Shia became Tarzan.

By the end, this ultra-silly fourth installment goes further off the rails than our nostalgia can save it from. "Crystal Skull" has to be Spielberg's sloppiest achievement in quite some time, which assuredly makes for a fun entertainment regardless. It will undoubtedly entertain any crowd, and to see Ford again (who is excellent here) in true-form is a treat all its own that may make it the powerhouse vehicle for many fans, but there's no doubt it can't hold a candle to the previous adventures.

None of the characters were really convincing (Ford is too old for this) and the dialogues were laughably bad. At times, I didn't know if John Hurt was playing a clown or a mental patient, and no wait, yep monkeys fighting the russians, and last but not least: is that a spaceship ? Cut to my mind: "that's it, I'm outta here". Shame on you Lucas for making a profit seeking film and I can't believe I'm gonna say this but Spielberg lost it (btw I loved the 1st and 3rd one). Sadly disappointed...

Wait, wait! Pretend you have never heard of Indiana Jones before and there is no nostalgia behind this saga. Now watch it. See? It's a bad film. Still, I can't get enough of Blanchett...ever!

the first three were a hundret times better

Haha aliens, are you shitting me?

Very good, although it doesn't have a high rewatch value

a bit national treasure with soviets

Shia Laboof or whatever is the most undeserving 'star' of all time; I use the term loosely because every film he's in is terrible. No doubt we'll all have forgotten about him once he loses his marketable skill of running, but the fact that Spielberg/Lucas set him up to be Indiana Jones' successor is indicative of how horrible and out of touch this final installment was.

Sometimes, things shouldn't be revisited. Easily the worst Jones movie

A disgrace to the trilogy. Long live the '80s.

Entertaining but just not as good as the others.