Rated 4,379 stars out of 5, “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade”, third part of the famous saga, is the best according to AlloCiné spectators.
A breathtaking introductory sequence exploring Indiana Jones’ youth in the Utah desert, an unforgettable trip to the basements of Venice, an anthology duet between Harrison Ford and Sean Connery, and of course a masterful ending in the hidden temple that houses the Holy Grail…
Of the five opuses which now make up the famous Indiana Jones saga, it is the third feature film (directed by Steven Spielberg in 1989) which is the most loved by fans. With an average rating of 4,379 stars out of 5, this epic episode in which the famous adventurer set out (following his father) in the footsteps of the cup which collected the blood of Christ, is indeed the one which arrives in head of the podium.
Let us specify that within a few hundredths of a point, it is the original part of the saga, released in 1981, which could have obtained this first place. Rated 4,363 stars out of 5 by Internet users, Raiders of the Lost Ark (a great cinema classic which truly launched the Indy epic) therefore comes in second position.
On the third step of the podium, we unsurprisingly find Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, also very popular with early fans, with an average rating of 4.147 out of 5.
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Released this summer in cinemas, the fifth and final opus directed by James Mangold reached fourth place in the ranking (rated 3,527 out of 5), and it is therefore the fourth film directed by Spielberg in 2009 – notoriously unpopular with fans at because of sequences often considered eccentric – which comes at the end of the list with an average of 3.072 out of 5.
- The Raiders of the Lost Ark : 4,363
- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom : 4,147
- Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: 4,379
- Indiana Jones and the Clock of Destiny: 3,527
- Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull: 3,072
By observing the 807 reviews written by Internet users on Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and analyzing them (helped by a tool developed internally based on artificial intelligence), we see that 67% of them mention the careful production by Steven Spielberg and the humor that emerges from the duo formed by Harrison Ford and Sean Connery.
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