Sigh. Great series ruined by this awful third blunder. Bad storyline with little to no excitement. A chore to watch.

Yes! Now we're getting somewhere! Sean Connery stars as Indie's dad in this intense, action-packed, thrill ride! This is the sad ending to the Indiana Jones trilogy...BUT...This is a great addition to the trilogy, and it went out with a BANG! On that note, this last episode(or so we thought ;) in the Indie saga sets foot on new ground, taking new risks, and dodging new bullets. It starts to take intense, and grisly action scenes instead of the original, regular action-packed kind. Also, more VIOLENT in some of the violence! Most of which is a severed head and a body disintegrating. The tank scene is one of my favorite scenes in the series! It's intense, makes you chew your nails, and grab your seat for dear life, afraid if you let go, you'll suffer the same fate as you think Indie might. It's also got a sort of spiritual them, whereas the others only had small spiritual backgrounds. And a bit more cursing than the last two is noticeable, but not very much so. It also got a better, more mature sense of humor. And sort of got close to a buddy comedy. Ford and Connery's chemistry is great and, despite the fact that they hate each others guts, put aside their differences and give us not just selfless role models, but a good positive message as well. It is DEFINITELY one of my favorites in the series! Great ending to a great series!...right?

Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade is an enjoyable sequel. The movie is full of humor, at times there is a little too much of it but the humor is generally pretty charming.The action is good but with the exception of the thrilling tank chase scene it is not quite as good as the action in Raiders. While not a classic like the original Last Crusade is a fun and relatively kid friendly action movie.

This movie I feel is appropriate for 10 year olds and mature 9 year olds....there is lots of violence with some blood, and also a beheading. Indiana is also kind of a risk-taker so he's not the best role model. But lots of movies these days have Indiana Jones type role models. There was a little bit of sexual behavior and "PG-13" kissing included between Indiana and a Natzi girl he's interested in. But that's about it, 10 year olds are usually old enough for that, but not always, mature 9 year olds might be, but, then again, not always...this movie is rated PG-13, so if your child isn't ready, don't push them to be...they don't always need to be exposed to that yet, but it's your decision! Hope this review helped!!! :)

I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!! i know again with my brother but he's 9 and saw it and now it's one of his favorites. it's good to build up your kids strength with movies by starting small like this one just watch out when walter dies it sneaks up on you

This is PG-13 but I think it is okay for a mature 10 year old. Some parents may find the violence inappropriate. There are some frightining moments. Indy's dad is shot and seriously injured and almost dies.

Violence (R): Lots of scariness and violence, and eadly blades and guns and heads getting thrown. Sexual Content (PG-13): Very intense sexual behavior. Language (PG): Just as much as any Jones movie. The usual.

I love it, but it was a little violent sometimes.

Not my favorite Indiana Jones movie. It had the 4th creepiest death in Indiana Jones (to me). It's really a very light PG-13 movie compared to others.