Steven Spielberg has shared his reaction after watching Indiana Jones and The Dial Of Destiny

A Indiana Jones film without Steven Spielberg seems like a strange thing, right? Some people feared that the next Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny – directed not by Spielberg but by James Mangold – will be like going to see the Sugababes after Mutya’s departure, or the strange final seasons of The west wing when Aaron Sorkin was gone. Indy and Spielberg; Spielberg and Indy. They are bonded, like a father and son separated in a Nazi castle that they accidentally burned down. However, there is one person who is not afraid of this at all: Steven Spielberg. speaking in a Time magazine event to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the magazine, Spielberg revealed that he has just seen sphere of fate with his manager, and loved what his new guardian had done to him.

Speaking of watching the film, he was full of praise. “I just had this experience two nights ago. Bob Iger had a screening for many Disney executives and I came to the screening with James Mangold the director. Everyone loved the movie,” he says. “It’s a very, very good Indiana Jones movie. I’m very proud of what Jim has done with it. sounds like him Logano The director did a great job picking one of the most iconic film franchises of all time. “When the lights came on, I stood up, turned to the band and said, ‘Damn! I thought I was the only one who knew how to make one,'” says Spielberg.

ooh. The details of what made it really good (and what exactly Dial Of Destiny is) are being closely watched, but we know that Harrison Ford intends this to be his last appearance as a fiery archaeologist. He will be joined by Indy newcomers Phoebe Waller-Bridge as her goddaughter Helena, Mads Mikkelsen as rocket scientist and obligatory Nazi Jürgen Voller, and Antonio Banderas as ship’s captain and old friend Renaldo. John Rhys-Davies will also return as his good partner Sallah. We’ll find out more when Indy is back in action on June 30th.