Indiana Jones' latest adventure receives mixed reviews.

James Mangold's Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny attempts to course-correct the franchise after the disappointing Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Harrison Ford returns as an older, surly Indy who is approached by his goddaughter to find the Antikythera, a device that can travel through time. Along the way, Indy must face off against a group of remnant Nazis led by Mads Mikkelsen's Jürgen Voller. While Ford delivers a strong performance, the film's visual style is drab and the story sacrifices substance for frequent cameos and nods to past adventures. Ultimately, Dial of Destiny is a disappointing facsimile of the much better Indiana Jones films that preceded it.
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