Adam Yuster

Paramount Pictures/Photofest Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade burst into theaters on May 24, 1989, eight years after Harrison Ford's heroic archaeologist made his first appearance in Steven Spielberg's Raiders of the Lost Ark. Spielberg, who co-created Jones with long-time friend George Lucas, envisioned the third installment of the Indiana Jones series as a return to form after the second film, 1984's Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, drew a mixed response from fans and critics.

The football-themed comedy, about the search for a missing mascot, helped turn Jim Carrey into a household name. Warner Bros./Photofest It's been 25 years since Jim Carrey bellowed "allllrighty then" on the big screen as the star of Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. The film, which hit theaters on Feb.

MOVIES Saoirse Ronan, Beau Willimon on "Righting" History in 'Mary Queen of Scots' 1:42 PM PST 12/7/2018 by Adam Yuster The actress and screenwriter discussed how their film refutes Mary's reputation as a "kid who's way over her head" and reveals her and Queen Elizabeth's compassion for one another.