Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny’s Momentous Ending, And How Harrison Ford And James Mangold Felt Making It

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Indiana Jones is back, and The Dial of Destiny is certain to please O.G. fans of the iconic franchise. Between Harrison Ford’s confident portrayal, Steven Spielberg’s direct involvement, and the legendary John Williams returning to score, it seems that director James Mangold is firing on all cylinders. This tried, tested and true recipe for success has given us a nostalgic final ride for Doctor Jones, but there’s one component that’s already proven to be divisive amongst fans and critics alike: that big, bold, behemoth of a third act.

The ending of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is bound to be controversial and a hot topic in pop culture. So, let’s discuss what happens, what it means, and what James Mangold and Harrison Ford think about taking such a big swing. 

Still from Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.

(Image credit: Paramount Pictures)

How The Dial Of Destiny Sets Up That Huge Third Act

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