Indiana Jones Uncovers a Jaw-Dropping Secret Aboard a Treacherous Nazi Train in Epic Dial of Destiny Trailer

A new trailer for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny has been released, showcasing more of the movie's thrilling train action sequence. In this sequence, Harrison Ford's iconic character battles against a horde of Nazis. Directed by James Mangold, this film will mark Ford's final portrayal of the adventurous archaeologist. Set primarily in 1969, the sequel also includes flashback scenes in which Ford's character is deaged.

Lucasfilm has unveiled the latest trailer for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, offering a glimpse of the intense confrontation between a younger version of Indy and a group of Nazis aboard a fast-moving train. Be sure to watch the exciting new trailer below:

The sequence includes his former sidekick, played by Toby Jones, who is later revealed to be Helena's (Phoebe Waller-Bridge) father.

When Does The Indiana Jones 5 Train Sequence Happen In The Movie?

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny has utilized advanced visual effects technology to deage Ford by approximately 35 years. However, this deaging effect will not be consistently present throughout the entire film. Instead, it will be mainly featured in the first 25 minutes of the sequel. This particular segment takes the audience back to one of Indy's adventures in the 1930s, where he confronts the Nazis during their prime. It serves as a powerful reminder of the significant changes the hero has undergone since that time.

The opening sequence of Indiana Jones 5, which includes a thrilling train action scene, has been described by Mangold as an opportunity to unleash the excitement. The majority of the film will focus on the protagonist in his 70s, presenting a different version of the character that viewers may not be familiar with. This opening scene serves as a nostalgic tribute to the original Spielberg movies, showcasing Indy at the peak of his physical prowess.

The trailer also hints at the significance of this opening sequence, particularly the train portion, in establishing the film's villain, a Nazi named Voller (played by Mads Mikkelsen). Although the action-packed train scene featuring a younger Indy is confined to the beginning of the movie, trailers and other promotional materials assure audiences of an array of thrilling action sequences set in the 1969 timeline. While early critical reviews for Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny have been mixed, fans eagerly await the adventure, with just a week left until its theatrical release.

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