You Have Chosen Wisely: Why The Last Crusade Is The Greatest Indiana Jones Movie
Raiders may be the best overall movie with Indy in it, but The Last Crusade is truly the best Indiana Jones movie.
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Raiders may be the best overall movie with Indy in it, but The Last Crusade is truly the best Indiana Jones movie.
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