Indiana Jones and the Accidental Trailblazer It’s no surprise that half of the fun of this type of high adventure movie is watching the char...

Indiana Jones and the Hole-y Plot (Part 4) Building on the previous article, let's accept, for the sake of argument, that the door used ...

Day 66: Indiana Jones and the Ancient Architects Today I want to look into the motivation, or rather the lack thereof, that went into the bu...

Indiana Jones and the Hole-y Plot (Part 3) There are certain types of plot holes that originate from laziness or lack of attention, plot hol...

Day 60: Indiana Jones and the Hole-y Plot (Part 2) In the last entry, I questioned the Commies' decision to bring Harrison Ford along to...

Day 59: Indiana Jones and the Hole-y Plot (Part 1) It's time for a special week here at the Castle, as I'll be nitpicking even more ...

Day 58: Indiana Jones and the Reason They Invented Seatbelts Many people point to the atomic fridge as a dealbreaker in the film, and have n...

Day 57: Indiana Jones and the Magical Waterspout In adventure films, it's not uncommon to see the hero wind up in some kind of an evil f...

Day 56: Indiana Jones and the Scary Reds In yesterday's entry, I mentioned the way the film utterly wasted the impact of Anti-Communist ...

Day 55: Indiana Jones and the Failure to Raise the Stakes When it comes to The Crystal Valley's failures, and mistakes, it seems like th...

Day 54: Indiana Jones and the One Tin Soldier I'm sure everyone reading this is familiar with the term 'MacGuffin', but just in ...

Day 53: Indiana Jones and the (far too) Lucky Escape (Part 3) Today's entry covers yet another example of Indiana Jones' unbelievab...

Day 52: Indiana Jones and the Useless Whip Indiana Jones isn't a gimmick character, nor does he only have one note. That is to say, he...

Day 51: Indiana Jones and the Useless Motorcycle When one looks at all of the terrible payoffs that Indiana Jones and Crystal Kingdom offere...

Day 50: Indiana Jones and the Freudian Interpretation Today's problem isn't a very large one, but it is indicative of the kind of to...

Day 49: Indiana Jones and the Lack of Scope The film Raiders of the Lost Ark contains two images that I feel people associate with it more t...

Day 48: Indiana Jones and the Midnight Rocket Train Today we go back to the beginning of the film and look at a sequence that is among the w...

Day 47: Indiana Jones and the Deja Kung Fu As I've mentioned in a previous entry, the Zombie Monkey Kung Fu Indians weren't a gr...

Day 46: Indiana Jones and the Shamed Name Today's entry is a pretty obvious problem that I'm sure nearly everyone who saw the fil...

Day 45: Indiana Jones and the Absence of a Good Henchman When talking about the Indiana Jones franchise the villains tend to get a lot of at...