The Dial of Destiny finds Indy (Harrison Ford) as a cranky and grieving academic in late 1960s New York. But the core team behind this last hurrah know what really makes old Indy tick: Nazis, speeding trains, scary snakes, and a sojourn to North Africa. Starting with a prologue set in World War II and continuing with a bespectacled Nazi villain (Mads Mikkelsen) who follows Indy from one period to the next. There are echoes of past stories and familiar faces – catnip to nostaglic fans – but new to the scene is Helena (Phoebe Waller-Bridge), daughter of Indy’s academic sidekick (Toby Jones, reliably fun). Helena knows her stuff when it comes to the film’s mission – to recover a time-bending machine, the Antikythera. It’s adventure that everyone really wants from an Indiana Jones movie, and on that front it delivers.—Time Out