Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
USA 2008
DIRECTOR Steven Spielberg
INTERPRETERS
Harrison Ford, Shia LaBeouf, Cate Blanchett
Screenplay David Koepp, George Lucas, Jeff Nathanson
Finally, after many false starts, aborted projects with many different actors, the legendary Indiana Jones returns to the delight of young and old. Oh no that everything runs smoothly: Harrison Ford is parchment, directed by Spielberg colorless, ironic jokes that you want are actually pathetic, the kid who would take over the future of the series is good for furnaces of Auschwitz. If, however, avoids making the squeamish and understand that we are no longer a restaurant but a restaurant, you can also have fun. Moreover Indiana Jones is still Indiana Jones as the mother is always the mother, is a friend to whom you can not do without. Of course, Spielberg and Lucas could in ten years to even think of a better story than fiction fall into the pathetic end in itself. The film lives two souls: a farcical parody and a more genuinely childlike adventurous. This is the best part of this fourth chapter, when the compliments go to hell and enter into the action. If the first part is the most monotonous, the second based conquistadores mummified and crystal skulls, riding a jeep chase and greedy quicksand, is certainly the most lively. Among the most amusing scenes is the launch of a frightened snake Dr. Jones. Ranks in the varied list of a cruel villain Kate Blanchet raven-haired foil and deadly. Karen Allen is instead inexplicably the most fascinating mystery of the film because the weather has not changed one iota? It is hoped that the series ends here because it would be too sad and painful to see Harrison Ford get away from geriatrics with the pea in his hand by way of the whip. Overall it is a film that if not born with great expectations would certainly be fun. But as I said Indiana Jones Indiana Jones and talk about it is really bad is a crime. Although maybe he deserves it.
Andrea Lanza
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