Indiana Jones 5 Faces Major Financial Loss at Disney

Despite over $134 million in losses, the film isn't the decade's biggest flop, with Harrison Ford's exit marking an uncertain future for the franchise.

Indiana Jones 5, directed by James Mangold and not Steven Spielberg, has resulted in a significant loss for Disney, amounting to over $134 million.
Despite the financial setback, Indiana Jones 5 is not considered the biggest box-office flop of the last decade, a title belonging to Mortal Engines.
The film faced stiff competition during its summer release in 2023, going up against major titles like Oppenheimer, Barbie, and Mission: Impossible 7.
Harrison Ford confirmed that Indiana Jones 5 marks his departure from the iconic role, though director James Mangold hints at the character's enduring spirit of adventure.
The future of the Indiana Jones franchise remains uncertain, with Disney experiencing one of its biggest theatrical losses ever.