I've anticipated this movie since at least 2014 and when COVID hit, I was sure the last chance for Indy V was gone. All this to say I've been EXTREMELY hyped for this movie. It had impossible expectations to fill in but, at least for me, it most definitely did.

The[spoiler] de-aged Harrison Ford[/spoiler] looks AMAZING. I loved seeing Indy [spoiler]fight some nazis again [/spoiler]and it really made it feel like the original movies.

Mads Mikkelsen is obviously an amazing actor.

I also loved seeing Indy in the '60s, I feel like they acknowledged his age without making too much fun of it.

The story was amazing. I'm a sucker for[spoiler] time-travelling and I didn't dare hoping he would actually travel in time. 2000 years at that. Ofcourse it would have even been cooler if he ended up at a time and location of the original trilogy but that's just me[/spoiler].

I feel kinda bad for[spoiler] Shia! And for the characters in general, losing a son must be the most devestating feeling in the world. Therefore I felt genuinely happy when we saw Marion and that they reconnected.[/spoiler]

If rumours are to be believed, the ending was rewritten. So I'm not sure at all but it did feel like[spoiler] Indy really intended to stay in the past. I think he would have died quickly so he wouldn't really change the past. It would have been cool if he was the skeleton buried at Archimede's grave.[/spoiler]

I'm not sure what [spoiler]those final moments were about, Indy (?) picking up his hat again?[/spoiler]

The score might go down on a rewatch and I have small complaints. I didn't understand why [spoiler]Fleabag would lock Indy in with some stone cold killers.[/spoiler]

For me it's a perfect Indiana Jones movie. It had everything I could wish for and I had 2,5 hours of fun!