The latest installment in the "Indiana Jones" movie series has puzzled viewers and critics in Japan as it includes a segment showing a nuclear bomb test they say could give young people the wrong impression about the dangers of radiation and the destructive power of atomic weapons.

Some people have expressed disappointment or anger in magazines and on Internet message boards, questioning why renowned Hollywood director Steven Spielberg chose to describe a nuclear blast in such an "imprudent" way.

Film critic Ken Terawaki criticized Spielberg for including scenes of a nuclear blast "just for fun" at a time when the world is struggling to do away with atomic weapons as "a common enemy of humanity."