WARNING: This article comprises full spoilers for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.

Harrison Ford lastly reprised his function because the legendary treasure hunter in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny final month.

The movie has been a very long time coming and has additionally been touted as the ultimate outing for each Ford and Indy, after he has been within the function for greater than 40 years.

However, followers of the franchise weren’t too pleased concerning the ending.

In the ultimate moments, Indy reunited along with his estranged spouse, Marion Ravenwood, earlier than the image reduce to black. Fans had been on the lookout for one thing much more definitive and last for Indiana Jones, nevertheless, like a robust dying the place he went out in a heroic blaze of glory.

Director James Mangold could not disagree extra, nevertheless.

Speaking to EW, he revealed there was “no version” of the movie the place Indy died on the finish of the story.

“How could I have done that?” Mangold requested. “I think everyone, particularly, because I made [2017 X-Men spin-off] Logan and wrote it as well, there was a lot of anxiety that I was just going to turn into the icon executioner.”

Mangold did confess that he appreciated the thrill, although.

He stated: “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.” (sic)

He added that “death is not an ending”. “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,” he went on.

It was a completely completely different story for Indiana Jones, although.

Mangold continued: “For Indiana Jones, it isn’t about him dying. It had to be about him coming to terms with this period of his life and this period of the world. And in a way, coming to terms with whether Indiana Jones has relevance to ours.”