Mary McNamara: The new 'Indiana Jones' trailer will make you nostalgic — for a thriving movie culture
The official trailer for "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" dropped last week and I am so excited it's embarrassing. I knew it was coming and I thought I was prepared, in my jaded covered-this-business-for-decades way. But I wasn't. I laughed, I cried, I watched it five times in a row and immediately marked its June 30 opening on the calendar. Not the one on my phone; the old-fashioned ...
The official trailer for "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" dropped last week and I am so excited it's embarrassing.
I knew it was coming and I thought I was prepared, in my jaded covered-this-business-for-decades way.
But I wasn't. I laughed, I cried, I watched it five times in a row and immediately marked its June 30 opening on the calendar.
Not the one on my phone; the old-fashioned paper one that hangs beside the refrigerator. Then I watched the trailer one — OK, two more times.
Like I said: embarrassing.
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