We all have issues with our dads; it’s a part of life. We never expect our heroes to have those same issues. And that’s what Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade gave us along with another thrilling adventure with our favorite archeologist. Having turned 35 this year, this is another anniversary post in a year with many anniversaries. So let’s dig in. 

(Hey, that was an archeology pun!)

Happy Star Wars Day everyone! Here’s an updated ranking of the Star Wars movies to include Rise of Skywalker.

There’s something special about seeing an Indiana Jones movie on the big screen, especially on opening night. I wasn’t alive yet for Raiders of the Lost Ark and Temple of Doom’s release dates, and for some reason I never got to see The Last Crusade on the big screen, so my only other experience of seeing an Indiana Jones flick on opening night was Kingdom of the Crystal Skull in 2008. Suffice to say, I was both genuinely excited, as well as nervous, to see my favorite cinematic character go on his guaranteed final adventure.

Oscar season passed, and your resident reviewer did a pretty poor job of trying to see all the movies nominated. But I still got a quick review of the Best Picture nominees that I actually DID see thanks to streaming.