Three years after the Indiana Onesons and the Last Crusade "were published in the cinema, the co-creator of the Franchise George Lucas developed the ABC TV series," Young Indiana Onesons Chronicles ". The '92 series continued for two seasons and four TV films; was considered a success and is still generally well appreciated From Hardcore Fans Indiana Onesons. The episodic format has allowed the young Indy to go through dozens of smaller adventures, constantly communicating with historical figures like Leo Tolstoy and Johnon Ford.

An episode idea that Lucas had for the show would sound familiar to modern fans: "One of the scripts we worked was for a crystal skull. I became fascinated by that there," Lucas said in an interview in 2007. Although it was captivated by a story in Indiana Onesons, where Onesons is looking for a crystal skull, she never put the concept in the series. On the bright side for Lucas, he was able to use the old idea for the fourth film in the franchise, "Kingdom of the Crystal Skull". When Lucas finally got a chance to make his idea of an idea of a crystal skull, it was a story in length with Harrison Ford that reproduced the lead role.

Lucas insisted in 2007 that the fourth film was formed as the best film "Indiani" ons: thieves and told reporters For the McGufin movie title, "I think this is actually better, it's there with the covenant (...) Sankara Stones and the Holy Grail were a little tough, but I think we've really got great this time."

Unfortunately, viewers thought differently. Today, Crystal Skull is the only franchise film With a rotten grade of audience Of spoiled tomatoes. It is widely considered a step below the first three films and cemented the first three films as the only "real" films in the franchise worth watching. While many fans are Ready to defend the "dialing of fate", Far less ready to jump in the defense of that fourth film. As for many fans, we would have been better if Lucas used the concept of Crystal Skull for the TV show.

Probably the biggest influence of Crystal Skull is the way it seems to melt the excitement of the audience to "dial fate" 15 years later. That movie should were a hit but that Failed to make a profit in box office Although it was significantly better than the film that came before him. A common theory is that viewers no longer believe the brand "Indiana Onesons". Since the films "Indiana Onesons" were once guaranteed a great time, Crystal Skull has learned viewers that this is no longer the case.

The only problem with this theory is that the second film of the franchise, the "Temple of the accident", was and is quite controversial. It has been criticized for being easily the most popular film in the franchise, especially with his Treatment of LOVEBOOVER INTEREST VILLION Scott (Kate Kapsho). For many viewers, the "Temple of the Crash" was their first moment of disappointment with the franchise, but film questions did not prevent viewers from coming out to see the "last crusade" in Drawes a few years later.

Perhaps the real reason that the "BIR of fate" did so bad is that "Crystal Skull" has already felt like the last chapter. The film shows an older indie meeting with the young Mut (Shia Labeuf), who seems to be a replacement for the franchise that is moving forward. The fact that "Indiana Onesons" was basically saying goodbye to the audience - doing a bad thing in the process - probably condemned the next film a decade before its production began.