Often too theatrical and implausible

Rating: 5/10 (7 January 2020)

Almost 40 years since this movie was made and back then I can imagine people liked it, but looking at it nowadays it's too theatrical and implausible to care a lot about it.
The music score is great and the actors are good as well. Production for it's time due to budget of course also good.
I'll list some implausible/theatrical things:

The fight in Marion's bar (just watch it :)) )
The hunt of Indiana & Marion in Cairo (20 IQ henchmen)
Indiana and his men digging for the Ark without anyone noticing in time at the excavation site
Indiana and Marion escaping the tomb (e.g. he burns a big portion of the snakes but they still are everywhere, him pushing out the rock to freedom like it's made of clay)
The fighting scene on/near the plane (there's no reason for the hatch to close by itself, plane's moving really slowly and the hatch is opened far enough. Even if it did, she should be able to open it. Fighting scene again as hilarious and implausible as the one in the bar I mentioned earlier. Nobody sees where Indiana and Marion run afterwards, even though they noticed the fight in time.)
When leaving the excavation site in a car caravan, Indiana follows them on a horse. They do shoot on him but miss. So if there's intention to kill him or the horse, just stop the caravan. One guy even manages to get back on the wheel and throws Indiana out of the windscreen. Again, just stop the cars and deal with him then.)
Submarine scene (How did nobody notice him entering? How did he get out before everyone else when they got to their destiny?)
Opening the Ark (Did Indiana plan they'd get tied up or what was that bazooka scene about? Also what a devine destiny that only they survive, because they closed their eyes and that solely their rope gets burned and nothing else close to them, so they could escape.)

Main idea is pretty fun, adventurous archeologist searches for the Lost Ark (a lot of people like mysterious things based on faith/God) before the Nazis can get it. Execution very Hollywood - theatrical and implausible.