Indiana Jones 5 ( 2023 ) Making of & Behind the Scenes
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny 2023
Director: James Mangold
Writers: Jez Butterworth, John-Henry Butterworth, David Koepp
Stars: Harrison Ford,Karen Allen, Antonio Banderas,John Rhys-Davies,Toby Jones,Mads Mikkelsen, Phoebe Waller-Bridge,
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This movie is amazing. I remembered that i always watched indiana jones when im a child.
Criminally underrated film. My favorite scene is the scene where they sing Beethoven in the caverns.
Lol it was garbage and completely mediocre
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 you chose poorly
It was forgettable boring crap. 300 mio dollar movie that feels like a netflix movie with an Indiana Jones who sleepwalks through the movie and doesnt even want to be part of the adventure. You can like what you like, but then again your standards are also just insanely low if crap like this entertains you.
The man is 70 and it’s also made by Disney so if you expected it to be anything like the old ones that’s just naive. Do I wish it was a better story 100%. Was it fun to see Indiana jones absolutely. My biggest gripe with the movie is after the tomb scene he’s kinda just dragged along which was annoying. I’ve seen some hot garbage movies and it just simply isn’t as bad as a movie as y’all want to believe.
They don’t even realize that if Lucasfilm had not been bought by Disney and made the exact same film, they wouldn’t be bashing it. I understand the Disney hate after Star Wars, but they are so blinded by hate that they can’t even tell when a movie is good anymore UNLESS the whole internet says so. Sheeps, brainless people. Indy 5 was a good film.
Only love for Harrison, Steven, George, John and this masterpiece saga ❤❤❤
You're the best for posting all this great content!
Ich fand diesen Film bombastisch wegen genau dieser Vielzahl an Details, Danke für gute Unterhaltung…
I live in Scotland and watched the film crew film the ticker tape parade in Glasgow, it looked great and what makes it pop visually is during the time the crew were in Glasgow filming, they had four weeks of blue sky and blazing sun which believe me was incredible luck for them because the climate here could have just as easily given them four weeks of dark skies and constant rain.
I really enjoyed this film. Didn't understand the negativity 🤷🏻♂️
Correlates with your IQ level
@@t7489That's unnecessary.
Why does it look more real in the behind the scenes than in the actual movie?
Because for some reason, every filmmaker these days feels like they need to color grade everything. Everyone's afraid to just make a movie look real. If you go back and watch films from the 70's and 80's, they look more "real" than most films shot today because everyone today because they simply used lighting to achieve a look in-camera; everyone is addicted to color grading now, which just takes the reality and natural color out of everything. "Raiders of the Lost Ark" looks fantastic and there was no color-grading on anything - it was just what they shot on the day.
@@redadamearth I fully agree, the movie had a "digital" look that is present in almost every Disney movie that honestly looks horrible and ages worst than milk, so sad to see this movie in that situation, knowing that James Mangold's last movie, Ford v Ferrari (which not only had the same DoP, but also takes place in the 60s aswell) look infinitely better.
That's what frustrated me when everyone was talking about this movie being CGI, this and CGI that. Of course they do some CGI, but they also did a heck of a lot in this movie that was practical. Practical. And audiences have been so conditioned with the way movies look these days, that they assume everything is fake. It's the way films are shot and graded these days. They just don't look like they did in the '80s anymore.
And the script was so bad. Hollywood always trying to interject and peddle their little opinions. All sorts of glitz but the core of it was so, so deficient. Like lipstick and makeup on a rotten Jabba the Hut. Side note, Harrison's acting was excellent as usual.
They removed the colour grading from KOTCS in new releases. It looks so much better and allowed me to enjoy the film a lot more. I heard people saying all the time that the “CGI” was bad when the shot wasn’t even CGI, and it looks a lot more real. I hope they do the same with this movie.
Thank you. I hope you will be uploading part 1 of this documentary. Which talks about the begining scene in the film. Thought it was strange this started at PART 2. There should be 5 in total. So it looks like and I'm hopeing Part 1 is coming. Thanks again. - Toronto, Canada.
And the sound cut out at the finish...
Nothing but love for this Indy guy. Thanks for posting this!
The movie was amazing! I watched it 3 times in theaters and I even bought the blu ray.
Summer of 2021... I was very thankful to get a chance to film some of the New York horse chase scenes In Glasgow as filming took place. The streets around the city centre were closed off as the movie moved into production. They did fantastic job of recreating 1960's New York! Glasgow was a hive of activity in anticipation of a glimpse of Harrison. Sadly, it was only his stunt double that was the focus of filming as Harrison was elsewhere. Great memories!
Watched it last friday. Greate and awsome movie !
Man... i'm 43 years old, since i was a kid, my hero was there with my mwemories... so now the road is over, is so sad, but so happy... Thanks Indiana, thanks Steven, George, John, Karen, Boyd, Mads, . (crying like a baby)
Marion ❤ She’s the best, and Karen Allen is such a good actress , and woman. I cried with that last scene.
No matter what ppl say, this film is so much fun and a classic!
Fun? yes, agree. Classic? not really
Sallah is a great character.
Yes, he is! And I’m glad John Rhys-Davies came back!
I love all the Indiana Jones movies 😁👍👏
2:00 Reminder that Ford is 80 years old.
He'll be 100, when they decide to do another Indy film, lol.
@@lamarravery4094 They won't. This one was billed as the final adventure.
@anarchyproductions6259 The third one was called the Last Crusade, not The Last Indiana Jones Movie. It is called that because in it, Indiana Jones follows the traces of three brothers who found the Holy Grail on a crusade and hid it from the world. The Grail is then found by the Joneses but rendered irrecoverable. The trace can no longer be followed to its end by others because the connective hints are destroyed and the Grail is lost. It is the final crusade.
@anarchyproductions6259 That doesn't mean the movie was called The Last Crusade to signify it was the last Indiana Jones movie. Your reasoning is flawed. You've got to pay attention how you structure your own arguments because what you're telling me now doesn't relate to anything you wrote before.
Also, by the same token, I could simply tell you that Paramount still had Ford under contract for two more movies by the time Last Crusade released, since that was the contract they made back when they shot Raiders - five movies in total.
@anarchyproductions6259 "The Last Crusade" pertains to events within the film regarding three brothers returning from the crusades with the Grail. "The Last of the Mohicans" doesn't have a sequel because it contains the words "The Last" in its title, but because it's about the last living member of a tribe whose story is told in the film. "The Last Jedi" isn't the last Star Wars film (though it might as well have been) because it bears that title. Crusading isn't what Indiana Jones does, so this isn't HIS last crusade. But it is THE last crusade because a holy artifact, the Grail, was recovered from the Holy Land and hidden away in the Middle East, and the traces leading to it are destroyed during the course of the film, and the item itself becomes irrecoverable. That makes Indy's adventure the last crusade, but not his last adventure.
You cannot just use the title as an indicator of this film being the de-facto last.
Also... the contract never changed, which is why The Dial of Destiny is still co-produced by Disney AND Paramount - because until the fulfilment of the contract, the rights for another movie, though not for the character, were with Paramount.
The art direction for the Glasgow for New York scene is amazing! Would've never guess it's Scotland!
All fives movies are good
Exactly!!!
@@StephenLuke thanks
@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582
Pleasure! Nice to see that you’re a true Lucasfilm fanatic.
@@StephenLuke actually if I was a fanatic I would have either hate the fourth or the fifth movie😉😉😉
La gente tiene que ver este tipo de documentales para apreciar más estas películas.
There was nothing wrong with this movie
You made me cry in the last seen.
The best movie I have seen in the last 20 years,
Wow😂
So let me see if I've got the straight they don't play movies in prisons ?
Just curious
Harrison is the only one on set I'm sure who's old enough to actually remember the 1969 Apollo II Parade in New York
You skipped math class?
Harrison is of course a revelation as is the director and his inspirational film 🎬background 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
“Insperaioal”, I meant.
This was actually a really good movie
No, it was crap. They turned Indy into a bitter, lone, semi-alcoholic man who lost everything (son, wife, house, apparently even his tenured position at Marshall College in Bedford, Connecticut), and wants nothing at the end of the adventure than stay in the past and die there. One more male hero, who got turned into a loser, how original, Lucasfilm! Helena was annoying as s*it, constantly putting down Indy, her behavior was borderline elder abuse. Her sidekick was an annoying copy-paste Short Round, the writers were lazy to give him even an original backstory, the "climax" was totally anticlimactic, the bad guys just crashed their plane etc... The only decent part was the opening 15-20 minutes sequence in WW2, made me wish they just recast Indy with a younger actor, and make a proper adventure movie in that time period.
@@sapr76 to be fair Harrison Ford is 80, to make a movie that shows him as a weaker male actually makes more sense compared to Star Wars and other properties that follow that trend, I think it was actually better considering he didn’t die, he lived though the most dangerous things in his life and dying from a gunshot wound in Rome would have been lame, although Helena did put down Indiana Jones a lot I don’t think she stole the show or was annoying, unlike most Disney remakes the strong female lead role didn’t ruin the film, this is still very much an Indiana Jones movie, not a Helena Shaw movie, look I’m not saying it was perfect, but giving that the plot of the movie was all about time and it shows that Indiana is older now and not as relevant, I can say that it fit perfectly and considering it was a bomb actually proved the underlying theme that things will not stay relevant forever
In a parallel universe there might be a good 5th film.
Very well put together in the sense that it was the last installment. Various scenes meshed part of previous Jones movies with more diverse time periods. This video allowed me to gain insight on what it meant to the cast and crew to give the main characters a proper send off.
Thank you for uploading this! Will you be posting part 1 as well? I noticed it was missing from this video
Nevermind, didnt realize that was james mangold. CARRY ON
Obviously stunt doubles were used but u just can't imagine an 80 year old man in an action movie. I mean how could the villains even hit him?
I love this movie so much!
Loved seeing Karen Allen, I wish she was in more of it!
Me too.
Steven Spielberg's version featured her in more scenes.
Fun fact. The Dutch giant actually hit Harrison Ford in the parade scene where he dodges the fist
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is my favorite movie of this year and I loved seeing Harrison Ford one last time as the character on the big screen and I did some videos on my channel about Indy 5 from reaction videos, to clips and a bit of my own review on the film.
Lol 5/10
keep away from the drugs, man
@@dcmastermindfirst9418 Too bad for you because you chose poorly!
To me this is old man indy & I'm definitely buying this on blu ray with the rest of the indy collection
I have all five Indy films on DVD.
This character and series deserved much better.
Great moive !
Any chance of a reupload with Part I and the sound not cutting out at the end?
Don’t care what anyone says I loved this movie
So I checked out your chanel and I was pleased that at least you didn't seem to be a bot like many of those commenting here. I still do not understand what you liked about this mounstrocity of a movie?
Very cool, just curious why some shots/scenes were blurred out?
Snap your fingers... now that's history. Indy is A legend of our time. Quite enjoy his movie's. Thanks btw
The character made me into the archaeologist I am today. I liked this movie more than most but my least favorite part was the abrupt punch in the face in the ending. I wish Indy stayed and died in history. You could see how moved Indy was to be part of ancient history and I thought it would be a perfect ending.
Other than that the movie was too long, Teddy wasnt needed at all and there was too many chase scenes. PWB was a bit too much sometimes. Other than that I really liked it.
If Indy died in history that would’ve been the dumbest ending in cinematic history.
Not trying to pick a fight so please don’t take it the wrong way, but I actually loved the way this film ended, and that is so cool that Indy made you an archeologist! 🤠👍
Thank you 😊
lots of cool things about this movie, only major flaws were the de aging and the over reliance on chase scenes.
And the rather too realistic violence. It became somewhat sadistic.
People suck… this movie was amazing…..so beautifully shot..come on people we are alive to have survived Covid and seen another Indian jones movie..we won
E.verdade.tu.diseste.bem
Agree.. You choose wisely
I live not far from the North Yorkshire Moors Railway where some of The Dial Of Destiny was filmed in June 2021. And whilst the majority of the area was closed due to the shoot, I did manage to get a few photos; albiet from a distance of the man himself!!
Underrated film it brought up alot of good memories and emotions in me from the first mini 23 minutes of Indy on one of his many young adventures to him aged and living cynically but he still has a spark of chasing his last artifact across the world and he is enjoying himself again he can't just sit around im retirement this is something he's been doing since he was a boy, loved the scene where he got to meet Archimedes
Not a great movie but not as bad as it could've been. Far superior to Crystal Skull. It had flashes of the spirit of the original trilogy but overall lacked the pacing, humour, creative blocking and clever camerawork of the first three Spielberg entries. A lot of people moan about the inclusion of Phoebe Walter Bridge but I thought her character worked fine in the story.
The movie basically needed a tighter script and a better director.
Followed the production from the get go. Really enjoyed the film. I kind of wish there was a bit more time travel, although i get that it was probably a gamble to do it in the 1st place.
Ruined by critics. Supremely great film and didn’t deserve what a remarkable film it was .
Yeah, the sad old man who lost his son and gets served divorce papers - what an uplifting roaring opener! 🙄
That’s because you probably never watched the ANAZING movies before this one
I just couldn’t get past the inane dialog when speaking of “THE Antikythera.” Antikythera is an island, not an object. The Antikythera MECHANISM is the object. Might as well call the Venus de Milo “the Milo.”
Yeah, I know, I know, but it just stuck in my craw, and they kept saying it over and over.
If I want an actor for a bombastic character, I want either John Rhys-Davies or Brian Blessed...
I wonder who is playing his part in the "Shogun" remake?
Should had use the director of 1923, that show knows how to put Harrison Ford perfectly for his age.
Don't know why all the hate at the beginning. I saw it in theater and loved it.
No wonder this film cost over $400 million to produce and promote.
Thank you for posting! I enjoyed this at the cinema but my one great frustration with the film that will keep me from revisiting it over & over is its length. I loved the feistiness, emotion, humor, adventure, and the bold, pulpy swing they took at the end, as well as the way the artifact is, as usual, not what anyone expected and serves as a catalyst for human connection. But it would benefit from shaving off 15 - 20 minutes so it can be way leaner (e.g., the bug scenes? Been there, done that. Bloat. Some of the stuff in Morocco needs to be shortened. Some of the bits in the caves could've been simplified, etc). There's a reason why the previous Indy films aren't this long; I don't understand the need for filmmakers to deliver popular entertainment in bloated 2.5 - 3 hour form lately that only hurts the story they're telling (the last James Bond, No Time To Die, is another example, although it had other issues too). Great time at the movies, though, and a big step above KOTCS! Was glad to visit with Indy one last time.
The hardest job for any filmmaker is editing, and cutting scenes that are too long. A skilled creative third-party editor who can work with the director sometimes works. Studio executives cutting films can damage a story, Ie: A Star is Born, Ridley Scott's Kingdom of Heaven, and I would add to your list Peter Jackson's King Kong. The original is a much better film, minus a few scenes in the modern version that distract from the main story. Sometimes leaving stuff out makes for a better result.
to me it didn't feel too long. My only issue with the movie was that Indy is in a weakened state due to being shot and spends his final scene in a sling. It's just not a nice way to end things for him. I don't understand why this was done. Plus the whole punching him out to force him to go back to the present didn't quite feel right.
What's KOTCS mean?
@@sifpaulfernandezthewingchundao Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
@@Casarzino thanks for replying
Incroyable et jubilatoire making of du dernier Indiana Jones !
Ça peut paraître fou mais ce film m'a bouleversé car il est sorti exactement au moment où j'en avais le plus besoin !
À mes yeux, il restera mon plus beau cadeau cinématographique de mes 40 ans.
This may be better than the movie.
its a shame they didn't show more of Bamburgh Castle such a stunning location, what was shown in the film could have been a movie set, Harrison Ford in Northumberland !!
So, that Panavision Camera and ALEXA LF Camera is making, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny 2023 movie? Right?
good documentary.
I quite liked this movie personally (a lot more than part 4) and am looking forward to seeing it again.
All my family liked it.
They don't say it here, but Spielberg was a very hands-on producer and had a lot of input into the making of the film. Which shows onscreen. He came up with the idea for the train sequence, viewed rushes and gave Mangold feedback, and supervised the building of sets.
I'm just amazed that they made a 5th film at all, as I was disappointed by the 4th and didn't want Harrison's run as Indy to end that way. But as the years passed, I felt that it was never going to happen. And then...it did. And it was a great friggin film!
It was fine I liked that it was different
, much better then the last one but I wished at the end Indy decided if he wanted to stay in the past instead of being forced to escape time cause to me Indy loved history and he should have made that decision not some other character overall I’m happy if this is the last Indy movie and instead we get a new character to not replace Indy but continue his adventures and retire the Indy character
@@BigBrianBruce Yes, that was a strange decision. Let him make the decision himself. I also would have liked a fight scene with the massive dude, yeah Indy is old, but he never beat big dudes with his fists anyway, he outsmarted them or Shiva took them down or whatever.
I don't know if Indy should be permanently retired or not. Of course, rarely has any character been so identified with one actor. Indy's just a really good character, it would kind suck if this was truly it. But I can also see the other side to it, because of the endless Marvel sequels and it just not being the same with another actor or whatever.
It's hard to make these kinds of action-adventure movies, as history has shown. You've got a lot of moving pieces to get right. Too serious, they're no longer fun. Not serious enough, there's no stakes. And today we have to worry about CGI engulfing the movie or taking away the sense of danger.
The Indy films, Pirates of the Caribbean (the first one), The Mummy, National Treasure, not a lot else comes to mind that was done really well. The Tomb Raider films are like an entertaining knock-off version, except with prime Angelina Jolie showering, swimming and so forth to make up for their silliness. Jumanji. Also not in the same league, but good. Uncharted from last year was...meh. I could not watch the film without thinking of how an Indy film would have done all the elements better. It also had Antonio Banderas dying, probably just to get out of the film lol.
The runtime of this on the Blu-ray is 56:46
Sad this movie bombed I actually liked it .
thank you for the others Top Gun if you can pleeesss
Der sieht mit ü 80 tausend Mal besser aus als ich mit 56. Hmpf ! Seufz !
please upload part 1 soon i can't find it anywhere
Chapter 1 (Prologue) is lost ? Video full lenght 50 minutes ! :(
Yes because Content ID
Dial is better than Crystal Skull no doubt. Spielberg said himself that he PUSHED for this movie to happen. Unlike Crystal Skull which he didn’t want to do. Best movie of 2023 for me.
While opinions vary we quarantine the bitterness and the bitching about the film . The behind the scenes work and footage are spot on 🎉
I've been looking for this since the movie released... Wasn't a big fan of the movie but watching these always gaves me a new found appreciation for them and makes me realize why I don't like them. I think that it is missing the first part, so if you upload it then I would be very thankful
Finally saw this one on a too small airplane screen. It is an Indiana Jones masterpiece. So glad we have this as the finale to the Indiana Jones story. Flawless, in my opinion, and with a hell of a lot of heart.
it sucks. hell
Easy to eliminate any Shia LaBeouf "issues" at the start... killed in Vietnam... maybe by his own troops like Niedermeyer... ;-P
Why are people calling these trikes tuktuks? Tuktuks are trikes in Thailand. Other countries have their own names for their trikes.
Except they blew the ending badly and they filmed 3 or 4 or 5 different endings I wish we could see the alternate endings on the DVD or Blu Ray it would be smart for Disney to include all the various endings that were filmed for this.
personally i liked this movie more than crystal skull. which felt more pg and toned down than this one.
This was the first Indy movie I saw in cinema,I saw raiders when I was 12 and marvel was at its peak,I'll never forget how blown away i was that i watched all four in a day.
This film broke my heart,seeing my early teens hero being done dirty like that...I understood all of the fans in 2008, disappointment on extreme levels, however I can't help but like some of the things in this film (music,the opening,and some props)
This is my op plz don't hang me.
Nice
"Indiana Jones & Please Dial the Nursing Home!"
CGI cannot time travel. Being a HUGE Indy fan, I had hoped against hope nothing could be worse than Indy's last movie about aliens in South America. How mistaken was I! I beg the producers please STOP trying to retrieve tha magic that was Indy 30 yrs ago. This movie is a dead pan loser. MILLIONS of dollars flushed down the cinema toilet. Let me state the very obvious: Harrison Ford today cannot, I repeat cannot be the younger Indiana Jones!!! CGI cannot solve this problem. This whole flick looked like a 'desperate money grab.' Spielberg would NEVER have made this!!!
I watched this in the cinema and when the credits rolled, the whole crowd basically said 'Did we wait 15 years just to watch this shit?'
Great, but where's part I??
고고학을 전공하고 고고학으로 인생을 개척해가는 한국의 한 50대 후배님이 남깁니다................존경하는 해리슨 포드~~~~인디아나 죤스 형님에게.....1981년 인디아나죤스 1편을 접한 어느 소년이 이렇게 자랐네요^^
Wonderful ending to he character. Loved ❤ every minute of the film. Each person has its taste I suppose
They did Indy dirty
Personally, I felt they could’ve gotten rid of the lady lead in this film, and left it just for Harrison Ford delete the whole film, how interesting it would be to see him having to go completely solo, and then have a few people that we knew from the past films pop up, and in the end during the hardest part of the film, he proves to us that he can still be Indiana Jones. instead of being completely missed treated, and treated like a fool through the whole film, really disappointing film, sad to see it might be his last one as Indiana Jones.
The movie looked more CGI than it actually was.
wow love how all our favourite 80s heros have returned to the big screens as washed up bums who need strong females to protect them and take over their movie franchise first mad max had to returnto use mad max to launch furieosa now this crap
Will this be on the dvd release ?
Indiana meets Zorro, lol.
harrison can make another one! 2:33 the way he laughs, thats so good charisma, he should do another one!!
No , it's sad but no
What happened to “Chapter 1 - Prologue”?
영원하라‼️ 인디아나존스:해리슨포드
What happened to Chapter 1?
Wow.👍🏾👍🏾
Could you do the RiSE OF THE BEASTS Behind the scenes?