Take the soul, ruin the hero, add a girl boss. Disney has never done it better.
The first part of the move, oddly enough feels somewhat like a real Indiana Jones movie. Fade to black.
Now Indy is a sad, pathetic shell of himself wallowing in alcohol and self-pity. Just what I wanted to see.
This movie is almost vindictive in tone, trying to bury the past for a future of Phoebe Waller Bridge--one of the most unlikeable characters ever to hit the screen.
Indeed, the only thing that passes for a character arc is that she's not as big an ass at the end as she is in the beginning.
How on earth could anyone enjoy this who saw the first three? I'm sorry I wasted my time and there's no way to unsee it. I desperately wish there were.
The first part of the move, oddly enough feels somewhat like a real Indiana Jones movie. Fade to black.
Now Indy is a sad, pathetic shell of himself wallowing in alcohol and self-pity. Just what I wanted to see.
This movie is almost vindictive in tone, trying to bury the past for a future of Phoebe Waller Bridge--one of the most unlikeable characters ever to hit the screen.
Indeed, the only thing that passes for a character arc is that she's not as big an ass at the end as she is in the beginning.
How on earth could anyone enjoy this who saw the first three? I'm sorry I wasted my time and there's no way to unsee it. I desperately wish there were.