Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny - The Fox Cut

When I watched "Indiana Jones and the Dial Of Destiny" in theaters for the first time, I considered the film too long for such a simple story. In addition to other things like the CGI that varied from good to the Tintin film produced in CGI in 2011.
In this version, we have a simple story told in a short time. 90% of the bad CGI is trimmed. Unfortunately, the color grading is still bad, but overall, it was an improvement over the theatrical version.

I watched the theatrical release and this cut back to back to better compare and have to say I prefer this "new and improved" version. Personally it felt more like an Indy movie and the alterations were sensible. It felt like a smoother and tighter experience which I will rewatch along with the originals and his equally as improved version of the Crystal Skull.

Admittedly I've only seen the theatrical cut once before watching Fox's edit, but I would swear this was how the movie was intended. Makes perfect sense, and the characters still got all the development I wanted. Really didn't miss a single thing that was cut, and would recommend this to anyone. It'll go on the shelf as a replacement for the og version, which I'm really happy about. Well done on this one!

Thank you a lot "The Fox Man".
I enjoyed this version much more. This version is more "dark/serious" than the original, and it's a good thing.
The tuk-tuk scene is more pleasant now.
I think the scene at the beginning with the German can be cut more.
In the scene when Indy takes the car and nobody notices the body of the driver on the road,
During the chase, the two Germans in the back siege complain but do nothing to stop Indy from driving, which still bothers me.
Anyway, Great, great job. Highly recommended.
Thank you for your awesome work "The Fox Man"

The edit was superb! I have no complaints on the work that TheFoxMan did.
I found the theatrical edit frustrating as it felt like Indy was a side character in his own film.
I enjoyed this version much more. F0xMan did a wonderful job focusing the narrative back on Indy. I felt like it was his movie again.
Great job on the fine work you did FoxMan!!