Raiders of the Lost Ark - You Think You Know Movies?
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Did you know that Raiders of the Lost Ark was originally rated R? Find out how Steven Spielberg was able to get the movie down to a PG rating, plus more facts, in this Indiana Jones themed episode of You Think You Know Movies!
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Here are two
1. Some of the snakes In the Well Of Souls were actually Cut Up Rubber Hoses.
2. There was a glass wall between Harrison and a few of the Snakes in the Well of Souls. It was put there to keep the actors safe.
+dave jackson but seriously a cheese casserole, holy dooley
The glass wall was only used to protect Harrison for the King Cobra shot when he's staring it down face-to-face.
0:30 Nonono, Lucas's dog was Indiana. The name Jones came from when Lucas pitched the name "Indiana Smith" to Spielberg, who didn't like the name, so Lucas changed it to Jones.
+indianabrick Thank you.
*skip to StruggleNation' reaction to a trynottolaugh if themselves** nahnahnah naaaaaahhhy!
I think it was a typo.
Indiana Jones would suck without Harrison Ford!
Lucas' dog was not named "Jones".. it's name was "Indiana".
Thank you. That's about as far as I made it into the video before I scrolled down to comment. If you're going to have a video telling people what they don't know about certain films, try to know wtf you're talking about before you make the video!
We named the DOG indiana... May we go homE now, please!
It's a movie I watched recently when I just turned 40 but it still makes me feel 5 years old. May God keep blessing all the involved in order to bring us the 5th Indiana movie, but please, Mr. Harrison Ford!!!
Thing number 16 you didn't know: Indiana Jones had no influence in the story. Without him the Nazis would have still found the arc, opened it and died.
masterYoshimistsu He killed a few Nazis on the way there though and the ark may not have been found by Americans otherwise. (Fun at parties.)
I'm just curious, did you get that from mr SundayMovies?
CookieMonsterMC11 Or Big Bang theory.
No they wouldn't because they found the Ark and took it to an isolated island instead of sending it to Germany.
Yes
... So the exploding head wasn't okay, but the guys face fucking melting was just fine... Logic.
Adding fire somehow makes it okay...
+Hydraulic Particle Especially Tot.
cap'n cake Man, his death is so gruesome.
and that became the best part of the movie, just shooting the sword guy.
George Lucas' Dog was named INDIANA!!
right? I stopped watching after they got that one wrong.
They Messed up big time. I mean how can they say they have stuff we don't know if those guys don't have the info right!!!
Lucas' dog was called Indiana not Jones. Jones was the alternative suggestion after Spielberg said Smith wasn't right for the character. Still don't know how Toht's melt-face ever passed for a family rating - even if it does look quite silly by today's standards. The original Temple Of Doom release was even more gory / extreme (extended close-ups of heart-plucking, more fire peril, a sweary bridge cutting scene) - this print somehow found it's way onto UK screens when our rating at the time (PG - before 12/12A came out) shouldn't have allowed it. Was quite gutted/baffled when i saw it on TV and the bridge cutting scene had a pompous speech on it instead of "oh, sh*t" which was more like his character.
Tony Bianchi Toht's melting face looks better than any of today's C(rap)GI.
You got Lucas's dog's name wrong. It was Indiana. You think YOU know movies?
Lucas' dog was named Indiana. The name "Smith" got replaced by "Jones" because Spielberg didn't like the name Indiana Smith.
Lucas's dog was named Indiana.
I knew R2 D2 and C3PO were in there but never knew exactly where they were. I always looked for them in the shots. It wasn't until someone showed me a picture of exactly where they were. You would need a very large screen to make them out. Like on the big screen and even then not sure if you can spot them.
so if R2 and 3PO are on the hieroglyphs, and E.T. is in our universe, does
that further the
fact that E.T. is a
jedi and earth is
in the same galaxy and universe as Star Wars...
Thanx for showing me the part at the end that scarred my childhood for life.
I recently read a book about the production of this film and one thing that I never realized, even though I've seen the film dozens of times, is that the actor who plays the guy who owns the monkey also plays the guy that betrays Indy in the beginning of the film and has his gun whipped out of his hand, only to run away and be killed by the Hovitos. He has two totally different roles in the movie!
Oh, so that's what that tribe is called.
I think that same actor shows up in the young Indiana Jones series as well.
Another fun fact is the agent who says "top men" is actually porkins in a new hope.
Nice. Another bonus, the producers emptied whole London's pet shops to find 10,000 snakes for the Well of Souls scene.
Marion was offered 3000 for the headpiece in 1936 which with inflation is worth. $ 52,000 today
I'd like to add that if they hadn't followed Indy to Marion they probably would never have found her ( especially before the war ended ) thus never finding the amulet thus never finding the Arc. That's how I see it.
Greatest movie of all time.
To me The Last Crusade is still the best to me
All three of the films are pretty great if you ask me. You can't really judge one higher than another.
Raiders has that classic adventurer feel.
Doom has that serious action hero feel--it's got the best stunts and effects from all the films.
Crusade really digs into the character of Henry Jones Jr.
You get something great from each of the movies, and it's why they're all classic and so rewatchable.
@@RaiceGeriko And kingdom of the crystal skull?
The first 3 films are all amazing. I love it as a Trilogy.
@@Luka2000_ We don't talk about that one.
There was also an Indiana Jones imitator in an episode of a Power Rangers imitator: Nebraska, in VR Troopers.
Just a thing.
Steven Spielberg had originally offered the role of Major Arnold Toht to *Roman Polanski,* who was intrigued at the opportunity to work with Spielberg, but decided to turn down the role because he wouldn't be able to make the trip to Tunisia.
The script describes Marion as being 25 years old. George Lucas originally wanted her to be younger, but Steven Spielberg objected to her age at the script conference. *Lucas said, "Once she's sixteen or seventeen it's not as interesting* anymore. But ... *she was 15 and he [Indiana] was 25* and they actually *had an affair* the last time they met." Lawrence Kasdan left her age out of the dialog, with Marion telling Indiana only that, "I've learned to hate you in the last ten years ... I was a child!"
Still the best Indy movie...and my favorite film of all time.
2:45 I guess they reused these samples for Abu in Aladdin, as they sound very much alike. Frank Welker has done thousands of animal sounds, many of his characters don't even speak.
Hey Nick Murphy, the radio squelch sound that plays with the screen crush logo sounds identical to the end of Milktoast by Helmet. That's all I got.
Ok ngl but Danny DeVito would’ve been perfect for the role and would’ve added a lot of *spice* to the film 😘
Interesting factoid about the MPAA's rating system in relation to Indiana Jones... Temple of Doom is said to have inspired PG-13. Non - IJ related, first PG-13 was Red Dawn.
Nahnana, it was Temple
Why does Harrison always injure himself?
That's what makes him awesome.
PurpleBox89 ha. Correct
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Because he's for real doing things that humans shouldn't be doing. There's a trial and error to it, and when he's injured--there was an error in the trial.
Point is, he does it because he knows it's what makes the difference between a good action film and a bad action film. Tom Cruise does the same thing today, and there's a reason why his MI movies are always cool. Because he's actually doing the stunts. Same with Keanu Reeves in John Wick.
frank welker is also curious george on that pbs show of the same name
Indy has always been one of my favorite characters.
After watching a couple of these, I'm in. Subscribed. Good work. Next up: Jurassic Park!:)
Lucas's dog was named Indiana, not Jones.
Indiana Jones also inspired two '80's TV rip offs / homages: 'Bring 'em Back Alive' and 'Tales of the Golden Monkey'
+thefrecklepuny The pilot of "Tales of the gold Monkey" was pretty good with the twist ending.
Do one on "The Final Destination" Series 1-5 and the "Scream" Series 1-4
“Indiana was the Dog’s name.”
....but seriously Indiana was the dog’s name not Jones.
PG-13 was created for the sequel Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
really glad it worked out as it did. Raiders is the best.....
I'll give Harrison Ford credit for getting injured all the time, he does his own stunts
Lol, could you imagine Klaus Kinski as Major Toht? Hilarious...
Next award Raiders wins is the "Best fucking movie ever" award, given by Jesus Christ himself.
Awesome movie and equally awesome youtube video
Do last crusade!
Harrison ford is a tough cookie so he can recover in weeks and months :D
The only one I knew was the heirogriphics one
Klaus Kinski would have been even more awesome in the movie
Love this movie
Ok. I love movie trivia. But ffs, Frank Welker was megatron. If you're going to invoke someone legendary, invoke them for the reason they were legendary.
You guys should do Pixar movies next
The dog? He was named after the dog? Haha!
I've got a lot of fond memories of that dog
@@indianajones1747 you mean your family dog or Lucas' dog?
Yes finally my dream is complete
I love this movie
the ball was not 22ft that would make it 6.5m . think about it if Harison Ford is 6ft that would make the ball nearly 4 x taller than him watch the movie again!
Did you know that Indiana Jones raped his female counterpart Marion Ravenwood when she was a kid?
Don't believe me, right? Go back and watch for yourself. In the bar scene where Indi and Marion meet for the first time in years, the first thing she does is punch him in the face. She then yells at him, “I’ve learned to hate you in the last ten years. I was a child! I was in love! It was wrong and you knew it!” Indiana responds, “You knew what you were doing"... UH, WHAT? Here's the scene: @
How did I never notice that? She openly says it happened 10 years ago. She's 25 in the movie. She was 15 when it happened. Some people might not think that's a big deal. Those people are disgusting. The _worst_ part, however, is that Steven Spielberg and George Lucas talked about whether or not to make her ELEVEN when they had sex. Transcript of that conversation here: @t
Why would one of the biggest pair of Hollywood writers (George Lucas and Steven Spielberg), on one of the biggest movies ever, with some of the biggest actors ever, be normalizing the sexualization of kids? They wanted to make her ELEVEN and these are Disney films. Waking up to what has slowly and very subtly been normalized before our eyes over the past few decades should be painful for many people.
Jeffrey Epstein didn’t kill himself.
I knew almost all of those
Temple of Doom led to the creation of the PG-13 rating!
I love it when a movie is the cause of something great. Rating a movie as PG-13 has become significant in today's world.
Where did you get these facts about th sound effects ? Do you have a reference ?
Whoever does these videos seems to be good friends with Movie Makers, which might be how he gets all these facts.
there's loads of facts like that in the trivia section on IMDb and there are other behind the scenes and making of videos on youtube
the original title didn't contain 'indiana jones,' it was just called 'raiders of the lost ark.'
one of the government men played porkins in 'star wars.'
so many shots of this movie were 'borrowed' from old movies it's ridiculous. even indy's signature look is a direct rip-off.
I knew two of those
I knew about tom celic(is that right?)
It is Tom Selleck
Danny Devito oml
Michael Eisner runs Disney now, right?
Slithery slippery snakess
Failed to mention Secret of the Incas.
1:02
The best of the best
3:13
oh george lucas you make a masterpiece like Raiders and one of the best franchises ever Star Wars and you went an ruined it with the fucking prequels why god why did i see phantom menace?
That's crazy, Polanski was almost in the movie
That was one I didn't know. I thought the same thing.
Bros, you really need to check your facts beforehand on this stuff. It's like your trying to get facts wrong.
Fun fact when they filmed the scene where Indy and his dad are at the table on the blimp neither Harrison ford or Sean Connery are wearing pants
It's blasphemous when they carry the ark!
The dog was Indiana not jones
I'm 9th to comment lolz I'm the best right? I should be the king of the comments right...
im not first
Best script he ever read? Don't get me wrong, I love that movie, but the script is in its most important aspects kinda amateurish. Alone that the main character is totally redundant for the plot. However, that movie still entertains, so whatever.
*****
How is that a "myth"? I watched the movie (alot of times) and couldn't help noticing. I don't care who made a joke about that (actually kinda obvious) observation before. It also doesn't make it untrue.
Indys mission actually was to find the ark before the Nazis do. He does... and then looses it to the Nazis. Without him, the Nazis would have found the ark too, opened it and have a face-melting-party. That's what the Nazis tried to do with or without Indy. (Minus the face-melting-part.)
If Indy did anything to change the outcome than that he accelareted it as he did all the dirty work for the Nazi and kinda pointed them in the right direction.
Indy also had the personal goal to make sure that the ark ends up in a museum... and again he fails. The ark dissappears in some warehouse.
It's really pointless to argue about that. Lucas himself joked about how much of Indys findings never actually end up in a museum, although that's his battle cry.
I don't think that's a big thing. The movie is still very entertaining. Storytelling is an art form and art is never perfect. That doesn't make it less enjoyable. Other prominent example would be The Empire Strikes Back. Awesome movie... although it totally skipped the entire third act.
***** So all you do is repeating yourself, pointlessly insulting me by the way and ignoring everything I said (and correct punctuation) until you feel like you won this discussion... You're one of those, huh?
Too bad. Talking to you has just become redundant. Let me know when you have learned to discuss things like a cvilized person.
***** You made an argument out of my observation. Nothing of this is "my problem". XD
***** Dude, you don't make yourself look any more believable or competent with your pointless raging. Do you think you can change my mind with this? You could have discussed this with me, but no. Believe what you want for all I care but I have more important things to do. So I'll block you now!
Have a nice day.
+Drace90 I find this claim curious - that the Nazis would have found the ark without Jones - when the Nazis were digging in the wrong place.
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