Four decades ago, while many people embraced the Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom cast, they nonetheless criticized the film for being too far-fetched, too dark and violent and a poor sequel ...

T he iconic hat worn by the titular character in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" fetched $630,000 at auction on Thursday alongside movie memorabilia from "Star Wars", "Harry Potter" and ...

And this is why Temple of Doom is fascinating. In a way, it’s the only true Indiana Jones movie where he doesn’t learn any grand lesson and makes decisions based on profit.

Before Indiana Jones And The Ridiculously Long Title That Could Have Really Been Cut Down came along and nearly made Shia LaBeouf an archaeologist, Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom got a lot ...

Hard to believe it's been exactly 30 years since the release of "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," still the bastard stepchild of the original "Indiana Jones" trilogy. Where does the time go ...

This time it’s 1935 and Indiana Jones is looking for “fortune and glory,” more like Fred C. Dobbs from Treasure of the Sierra Madre than his character from the first film.

One such treat took the form of an Easter egg embedded in The Temple of Doom, the 1984 sequel to the initial Indiana Jones film. As Tickets 2 U reports, Indiana Jones makes a narrow escape after ...

In fact, the story goes that it was Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom, along with Gremlins, that led to the creation of the, er, ‘beloved’ PG-13 rating in the US.

Whereas Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom’s Club Obi Wan spells out its Easter egg in big, bold, neon blue letters, there is a more subtle Star Wars Easter egg in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Harrison Ford's Indiana Jones' fedora hat from the movie "Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom" is exhibited during a press preview of Prop Store's Iconic Film & TV Memorabilia on May 14, 2021, in ...

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom’ Has a Subtle Obi-Wan Reference You May Have Missed 'Star Wars' and 'The Indiana Jones' franchises have more in common than just Harrison Ford.