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  "textContent": "Of the four Steven Spielberg-directed “Indiana Jones” films, there’s little debate that 2009’s “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” is the weakest. Scoring mixed reviews, the film still managed to gross over $800 million worldwide even as it was seen as a disappointment compared to the original. James Mangold took a shot […]\n\nThe post Why “Crystal Skull” Was Spielberg’s ‘Weakest’ Indiana Jones appeared first on Dark Horizons.",
  "title": "Why “Crystal Skull” Was Spielberg’s ‘Weakest’ Indiana Jones"
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