How to ensure that relics will become history

Rating: 9/10 (17 April 2019)

If you first time hearing the name Indiana Jones, you must be either a toddler or a time traveler. The symbol of adventures and a daredevil that will do everything to get his hands on priceless artifacts has become the common reference that keeps haunting all whip owners.
We all know that mostly the work of a history teacher or even a real archeologist often excludes the adrenaline rush that was floating in the minds of eager students enrolling to a history 101. Here Harrison Ford who rocks the hell out of the leather jacket and the hat or just an ordinary everyday suit opens a secret door to the hidden desires of any class inhabitant.
From hot to cold, from dry to wet he goes, sneaking as a mouse or running like a mad elephant. Resting comes only in the routine hours of passing the knowledge to book-dwelling student. Steven Spielberg's love to the details is omnipresent: in the auditorium, in the tomb, even in the plain desert. The immense job of building the decorations makes you feel like a real-life raider searching for remnants of the past.
Unexpected threats pop up as soon as the thrill from a previous one stops ringing in your head. The chemistry of the characters stirred with the danger is a perfect cocktail to finish the movie in one gulp and then immediately stretch your shaking hand for another round. Epic score follows every step that you do, charging any moment until it starts bursting with sparks.
Putting the hat over a rolled whip and closing a suitcase I would note that the movie started its own history that is rolling like a boulder from a hill: it will stop some time but I believe that it won't be soon.