Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Aedonerre I gave this film a 9 out of 10, because it was exactly what I expected it to be.

Arianna Moses Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

Calum Hutton It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

jmmustchin This film contains graphic images of A HEART BEING RIPPED OUT OF A LIVING MAN'S CHEST. It's gory and horrible to watch, and just exudes a feeling of wrongness. It started off quite good, but once they reach the underground temple, Spielberg put the plot in park and instead focused on grossing out the audience with truly horrific scenes. It is NOT suitable for children, and should have been rated R ("Equilibrium" is far less violent and is rated R). This is not a true Indiana Jones movie. "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "The Last Crusade" are really good movies with serial action. THIS IS NOT!!! I enjoyed Willie Scott's and Short Round's characters, but they fall far short of saving this DISGUSTING movie.

cinemajesty Movie Review: "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" (1984)Starting out with one of the greatest opening sequences ever received in Hollywood motion pictures, director Steven Spielberg, just arriving after two major movie hits with "E.T.-the Extra-Terrestrial" (1982) for Universal and "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (1981) for Paramount, the legendary Hollywood Studio, founded in 1912, presenting an understanding effort to establishment a worldwide trademarking character with "Indiana Jones" aka Henry Jones Jr., performed with star-approval as reprising wits to naturalistic-looking action-beats by leading man Harrison Ford, whose character in presuming his first excursion abroad in Shanghai of 1935 mixing up with a Chinese Gentlemen Gangster Syndicate, meeting variete singer "Willie Scott", performed as fun-loving as classic blonde actress Kate Capshaw, in order to steal away the price of survival in major diamond-poison-vaccine screwball beating scene, rescued by supporting character "Short Round", a 13-year Vietnamese boy driving cars, handling hostile weaponry and getting thrown off a plane with super-hero archaeologist "Indiana Jones" and almost hostage-like taken gentleman-preferring-high-class-woman "Willie" into the depth of the Indian Jungle.Director Steven Spielberg keeps pace throughout the picture, even when the screenplay based on story by executive producer George Lucas tends to be overloaded, where despite plenty scene of joy, smiles and almost-musical-like entertainment, the action, which includes car chases, last-second crashing plane jump-outs, lifeboat mountain rundowns to the title-given fights with less pistol, more sword-to-knife and natural fist to rescue children from underground child labor, when nevertheless utmost serious themes of rural Indian village starvation, voodoo magic procedures and a brainwashed child ruler controlled by nemesis-making, death-mongering, dark-cult-indulging priest called "Mola Ram", given face by British Indian territory actor Amrish Pouri (1932-2005) challenges "Indiana Jones" to visual-compelling day-time bridge fight to Hollywood event movie proportions that cannot prevail under the genre mixing crime-adventure-drama-action, when the comic-like humor scenes in the jungle between constant fighting Willie & Indiana, especially concerning perfume on Indian elephant heads, open monkey heads for desert or constant female screams of disgust echoing through dungeons of an Indian palace, which take out most of the so-badly-needed suspense toward a dark-magic-cult with white-dressed virgin sacrifices and heart-ripping chest grips, where "Raiders of the Lost Ark" found magically the balance within the relationship of "Marion Ravenwood & Indiana Jones" in mutual chase of comprehending the powers of "The Ark" of just being the classic Hollywood adventure-movie for the ages. Copyright 2018 Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC

jodyfranz I haven't seen this movie in a long time. I gave it a 6 since I am such an Raiders of the Lost Ark Fan.This movie was kind of annoying, it should have been Indiana Jones and the screaming sidekicks. Both of them grated on my last nerve. Since becoming a dad I find violence towards kids intolerable to watch now so there is that too. After having eaten lots of Indian dishes I found the dinner scene just too stupid to even be funny. As each thing that bugged me cropped up it added to the pile so much so I found myself nitpicking the realism of a movie, which I can usually just ignore and enjoy it for what it is, but not with this one. Truly disappointing. Stick with Raiders of the Lost Ark, a classic that won't let you down.

savan0714 They do not know story about kali or about shiva, what are shivlings and why people worship them instead of a statue. They have shown kali as evil despite of knowing that she is deity and worshipped all across India.There is a dialogue of Amrish Puri in the movie which goes like this :"The british in India will be slaughtered.Then we will overrun the Muslims. Then the hebrew god will fall. And then the christian god will be cast down and forgotten."Any sane person who has visited India only even once will know that India is country of diversity. And why diversity? Because we accept other religion, other people as they are our own - like they are superior to us.We follow - Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam - the world is one family Atithi devo bhava - Guest in our humble home (India) is like godWithout even thinking spielberg and lucas went on like we want to slaughter every other region.Spielberg disappointed me with this movie. I lost respect for him after this movie.