Lego Indiana Jones Temple of the Golden Idol playset (Photo: Lego) Going chronologically, the Lego Indiana Jones Temple of the Golden Idol set transports fans back to the classic opening sequence from ...

"Ready to enjoy some movie nostalgia? Pay homage to Indiana Jones™ as you build and display this highly detailed LEGO® Temple of the Golden Idol (77015) set. Immerse yourself in a rewarding building ...

This set is exceptional; it is the most fun I've had building a LEGO project since The Mighty Bowser, and it has everything to do with the four skull-printed knobs that line the bottom of the set.

For my money, one of the coolest LEGO releases in recent years is the Temple of the Golden Idol set. It’s based on one of the most famous scenes in cinema history, the opening of Indiana Jones: ...

Amazon and Walmart have restocked Lego Indiana Jones: Temple of the Golden Idol. The 1,545-piece set recreates the legendary opening from Raiders of the Lost Ark. Though neither retailer is offering a ...

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Ahead of the release of the new Indiana Jones sequel The Dial of Destiny, LEGO has revealed some new playsets. Starring Harrison Ford, the long-awaited film arrives this summer, and these new playsets ...

The upcoming LEGO Indiana Jones release (April 1) has the entire LEGO world excited, but what's the best Indiana Jones set of all-time? Let's dive in to it! Perhaps the biggest toy blitz of all-time ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle was one of the biggest games shown at Gamescom Opening Night Live, and we now know when Xbox and PC players can ...

Lego and LucasFilm debuted a new series of Indiana Jones-themed Lego sets in mid-March, and they’re available for purchase now. The prize build, “Escape from the Lost Tomb,” is based on one of the ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...