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Indiana Jones 4 is a great entry of the series. It's just as slapstick and ridiculous fun as the rest of the series (I didn't enjoy the 5th one as much though).
And yea that is an unpopular opinion, can't tell you how many have disagreed with me as soon as I say that, both in real life and online.
Indiana Jones 4 starts to really fall apart on act 3, but the first two acts fit pretty well. I actually think the 5th is better than the 4th.
Is probably my order.
I agree with this ranking, but I'm actually tempted to put crusade and doom above raiders. IDK why, but I feel like raiders just has a few scenes I forget about just because they're so slow moving.
The Last Crusade über alles. Connery and Ford's chemistry is hilarious and touching.
AND the only suspension of disbelief visually is an old knight. It holds up so much better over time because the minimization of goofy affects the other movies have for their big bad.
Not to mention when the goofy effects do start they look cool as shit. The visual effect in the "He chose... poorly," scene still holds up today.
My order is:
Yea not really a fan of Doom... Too many boring underground scenes.