Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny director James Mangold is explaining his choice about the titular character's fate DialOfDestiny
is starting to show improvements with its Rotten Tomatoes score and a decent-ish box office turnout, the franchise as we know it is coming to an end. Well, at least for starof the new movie is revealing how the character's fate was decided.
Honestly, I enjoy that people were so atwitter about it because, to me, there really is no attraction to just getting thousands of people in a theater and hitting them in a head with a hammer… Death is not an ending.", adding,"The reason death worked in Logan is because of the beautiful irony of his death, which is that he lived such a painful life, that it was only in the last 30 seconds of his life that he actually got to experience love.
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