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In Theaters 30 Years Ago Today, Disney Released An Animated Indiana Jones Parody That Every 80s Kid Still Remembers
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Three decades ago, Disney released the greatest Indiana Jones spoof of all time, bringing an unlikely franchise story full circle in the process.
The Indiana Jones movies are massively influential, as evidenced by everything from The Mummy franchise to the novels of Dan Brown.
Videos by ComicBook.comThe Indiana Jones movies collected many of the tropes of classic adventure novels, old-fashioned serials, and early swashbuckling movies and collated them into one iconic character.
This is also why Disney’s DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp was so critically acclaimed.
Critics were kind to DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp, calling the Indiana Jones spoof a fun family adventure and praising its wit and nonstop cartoon action.