The Post Millennial Reports: The fifth and final installment of the Indiana Jones series is being released in theaters across the country this week, with an official release date of Friday, and sales expectations are not looking good. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny has earned a 66 percent critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, making it the lowest rated in the series. 

According to the site, the consensus among critics is that the movie had a nostalgic element but was underwhelming when it comes to being as thrilling of a film as one would expect from the series. 

"There is no excuse on God’s green Earth for a movie that cost $300 million to look this bad," said Sean Burns of WBUR's Arts and Culture. 

Richard Roeper of the Chicago Sun-Times said, "The main plot line is creaky, corny and contrived, and the final action twist lands the story in such disastrous, B-movie territory that not even Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones can rescue it from collapsing in a dusty heap of mediocrity."