The loosening of the theme of "Indiana Jones 3 of the Holy War Cavalry" has strengthened the comedy of the film. Dr. Jones's main opponent is the Nazis. This organization, which has long been notorious in history, can naturally make jokes on them. But the Nazi officers were not vulnerable. They were just disgusting in their cruelty, exaggerated and not pretentious. This is the point that ordinary people appreciate the most in Spielberg's films.
"Indiana Jones 3: Jihad" insists on filming, using Paramount's retro title, using traditional special effects, and it is still not out of date.
"Indiana Jones 3" has quite a lot of humorous sections, and the action scenes are the same. Compared with the previous two episodes, it is more like a 007 series of a different style. In the two-hour film length, the story is The emotions between Jones and his son are the main axis, and the exploration of religious treasures is supplemented by the Nazi bad guys. The overall rhythm of the movie is quite smooth. Although there are many humorous jokes and action scenes, each paragraph is handled without any sloppiness and special effects are presented. It’s also concise enough to catch the key points at the same time, marking the perfect ending to the Jones trilogy.
