Harrison Ford has still got it. The opening is a prequel bit, and there's a lot of hoopla about him being de-aged. It looks okay. There are still little ticks that look fake, and while he appears young, he still sounds old.

Cut to the present. 1969, NYC. Indy is actually old and ready to retire. However, there's always some asshole artifact that prompts a larger than life globe-trotting adventure, but it was fun. Not gonna lie, I have no beef with this movie.

Mads is a template Nazi villain here, but he's still classy. Indy has a new female sidekick who has her own child sidekick, because sidekicks are an Indy tradition. For anybody wondering about Shia's character Mutt, don't worry. He's dead.