The Alien SHOULD have been in the movie. But it shoulda been a mystery until the end when you see the 13 Skeletons and you realize they are Aliens. Lay breadcrumbs all along. The Idea of Aliens being the mayan gods has been a thing for a LONG time and is totally appropriate for an Indiana Jones Film.
This idea would have been great. Also, the Alien should have been makeup and prosthetics, a practical effect, not that CGI videogame generic thing there.
Well technically there are only three Indiana Jones movies, The original was just released as Raiders of the Lost Ark, without Indiana Jones in the title.
Lord Jeffries It wasn't in the title, but it had the character and it was part of the series. There are plenty of film series which don't have similar titles. Raiders of the Lost Ark is the first of the Indiana Jones trilogy.
Karen Allen rules--Marion is a great character. And if they make another sequel, I hope Lawrence Kasdan (who wrote the first 'Raiders') will do the script; maybe he'll tone down the CGI scenes and focus more on the characters.
I loved Karen Alan in this movie, one of the few things I liked. She doesn't do a lot of movies anymore but she was fine in this and she looked pretty good having aged almost four decades
Nah, she was terrible, they all were pretty bad. Being allowed to be in one of the greatest movie series of all time and they all stank it up, especially the director.
***** plus he still made a bunch of money, I mean he sold the franchise (or rather Lucasfilms, since Indy was also sold) for $4 billion, donated it ALL to charity, and is still rich. Look at Michael Bay; made Transformers movies, critics panned them, they still made millions. It's less about the quality, and more about if it suits people's tastes.
Indy's age is reflected in the observation that he can't do some of the more "daring do" events of the earlier movies. Karen Allen's age is reflected in the observation that she's "far less attractive." THERE is the hypocrisy.
Dude, most people like "The Mummy." (if you're talking about the '99 film) It was hugely popular when it came out and lots of people still love it. I still rewatch it a lot even now nearly 20 years later.
The mummy is one of my favorite adventure films of all time. It's just pure fun. It makes me really sad that we don't see Brendan Frasier anymore cause he's excellent in it. I still really enjoy the second one as well. It isn't anywhere near as good as the first, but still good fun.
because jumping out of an airplane with an inflateable raft dropping several hunderd miles down and surviving it with a splash. THAT makes total sense >.>
exactly so why so many of you are so mad about the whole he survived a nuclear blast with a fridge thing is beyond me, WHEN did we start to take indiana jones serious? like wasnt it supposed to be a larger then life Adventure spectacle? with things in it that's not real or can't happen in real life or you woudl be DEAD
Um, even commercial jets fly about 6 or 7 miles high and Indiana Jones was on a smaller cargo plane. You're right that it's ridiculous, but not several hundred miles :)
The first three were a throw-back to World war two times, where Nazi were the boogyman, and adventure movies like Indian jones were all the rage. Kingdom of the crystal skull is a throwback to the conspiracy adventures that were popular during the cold war, where russia was the boogyman. People can try and say aliens are stupid, but there was literal magic in the first three movies. They aren't even the same real genre of movie. It's like comparing apples and oranges. If you geniunely didn't like the movie by it's own merits, that's a perfectly valid opinion and one I don't think anyone would disagree with you having, but at least understand what the movie is before you judge it. They weren't TRYING to make it another rehash of the first three, they were going for something different, and the fact that it made money proves it was somewhat successful.
***** The crystal skull though is an ancient artifact, and the aliens were from a long time ago. I don't see how aliens are any less plausible than literal magic.
***** I think you are kinda missing my point. I'm saying this movie isn't supposed to be like the other ones. It was meant to be more than a simple rehash of what we had seen before. I happen to like the first three movies as well, but the reason these "fans" disagree is because they are trying to judge it based on something it's not trying to be. It's meant to be a new direction, complaining about it being such is just...odd. I don't think I've heard anyone try to say anything beyond. "Aliens wtf." And "this is different" Not everyone wants endless repeats.
***** I'm basing the movie wasn't meant to be like the others based on what the majority of interviews with the cast told us, as well as basic observation. Jurassic world also is actually a pretty good movie. Indiana Jones was about Indy solving ancient mysteries, or locating artifacts, usually to keep them out of the hands of the villian who was against America. This movie does that. It's just instead of religious artifacts, it was aliens. I agree it's a different tone, but it's the same core mechanics at work. The aliens gift of knowlege doesn't seem out of tone compared to the holy grail, or the ark. I mean I get it, you don't like it, and I respect your opinion on that front. I just want you to make sure you aren't trying to judge a fish by how it walks. I'm not trying to convince you the movie is the greatest thing ever.
+Skullhawk13 no it was not Jurassic world was horrible the only good part was when they found the original park and every one in the theater got to say hey that's the old park wow cool, hey that's the t Rex from the first and there's the banner
There was no need to diss Karen Allen in this trailer. She was still great in the movie, carrying on with the banter she and Harrison had in "Raiders".
in this movies defense . . . .it comes from the same movie franchise where people survive having their hearts ripped out and faces melt off at the sight of an arc being opened. I think we can forgive some of the more cartoonish moments.
Except for that these instances were about magic and mythology, themes you get some leeway with, while a nuclear bomb isn't exactly an unexplainable mystery where you can just make shit up.
I always question how they can complain about that Fridge... ...when in ToD, Indy and 2 people jump out of a plane on a raft, go down a hill, through trees, over a cliff, into raging rapids. Then again, people are alot more judgemental today than they were 3 decades ago.
80MWH Because a nuclear explosion is far more powerful then the possibility of a raft slowing the fall of descent landing at an ideal angle. People have survived falling out of airplanes into hay stacks or the like before. Granted they were extremely injured, but survived none the less falling at high speed. At least a raft would technically slow their descent due to air resistance. Again, I realize it is an unlikely scenario, but the two can hardly be compared.
80MWH They actually tested the survivability of the raft scene on Mythbusters and showed that you could actually be just fine when jumping out of a plane, believe it or not. The raft acted almost like a sail and gently floated down with the same weight of people in it. So arguably one of the more plausible movie scenes from Indiana Jones.
I am of the same opinion. It's like telling a girl she has less value because of her outer looks. When the value of a person should not be dependent on it.
@LokiTetch No. She was still very attractive, maybe not the "eye candy" YOU wanted to see, but that's immaterial. She was, in fact, the "one" for Indy, and he let her go, twice! Third time's the charm.
Jurassic World and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull are both films that are half re-booting a beloved late 20th Century franchise while technically also taking the original movie's events as canon and are pretty good movies according to critics and frowned upon by hardcore fans. Guys... The same thing might happen to Star Wars.
+Ladondorf C.A. - Stop Motion Films JURASSIC park is a beloved franchise? I remember when it was first released and panned by critics, because it had amazing graphics but a so-so story (like Avatar). And JP2 and 3 were utter crap. Yeah I liked the original movie as a kid but, like Sesame Street, it stopped being fun after I grew up & developed adult tastes .
Why, it's the truth. And guess what you wanna be white night, it's true of everyone. It's called age, it happens. Get over it or you'll have a miserable existence beyond the one you have now.
@@Harrisonmego why are you waisting your time commenting on all these post? Don't you think it's a bit hipocrotical to get worked up over someone else's opinion while getting upset about someone else's opinion?
@@Harrisonmego his jokes to Ford was pertaining to his physical ageing, not his looks. No jokes were directed at Ford saying he is less valued now because he's no longer handsome.
Why are you focussing so much on a bad joke you dont get? The joke involved indy too but white people defend someone when they have no clue whats going on. Dont make fun of indy for growing old otherwise making fun of her is ok too...its a one liner that wasnt meant for you, this series is for older people...old people who tell jokes you will never understand, just complain about the joke should be for everyone
Spielberg didn't even want to make the part 4. It was George Lucas that beg him. Spielberg said: "I'm done with the series! It was great, let's walk away!..."
DallasHammster - He hasn't apologized enough. Spielberg and Lucas, both must perform Acts of Contrition, for shafting us. (And let's not even mention what Lucas did to the Star Wars legacy.)
How fortunate of me to be able to actually love this film, and I'm a Jones freak to the point where I can remember most of the dialogues from all the installments. And I love that Indy and Marion are old people now. Loved Karen Allen like that. It's good to be able to still love characters that you loved as a child without getting too critical.
If you "loved" this film what are your standards like? What do you not like this? I hope you realize that when you like everything then nothing is special. Ugh.
@@ross-carlson Give us a break. It's not like the original trilogy was a masterpiece or something. They were fan and entertaining but that's all, don't act like they destroyed Shakespeare
I still remember how a couple of friends and I won this weird competition at our school and the prize was movie tickets... to this film. Even to this day it feels more like a punishment than a reward
+Legendary Gamers Ford is a good actor. He was never the problem. Even those who argued that he didn't give his best performance only have to look at the script
+Freddy Kabuffke Not really to be honest, it was probably the only way i wanted to see him go. SPOILERS: How was it shitty? was there a better way for him to go? please don't just be hating on it because its popular, people have done this before with films like Jurassic World lol Han solo's character had nothing more to give to the Star Wars universe, he's story arc was coming to a close and if they didn't have him killed off then how could they possibly continue his story arc without it being boring and feeling like he is there for the sake of it? no they did his character justice. The whole reason why his death was pretty significant because he didn't die as a smuggler but he died as a father and by the hands of his own son Ben Solo (Kylo Ren). The atmosphere and set up leading to their very legendary confrontation on the catwalk was just perfect and will have a large part to play in the next two instalments, especially with regarding Kylo Ren. It will push his character into a very interesting direction and to be honest....I cant wait to see what lays in store for him. Yes, before it's used as an excuse to bash the film. It is very similar to "A New Hope" but so was "The Phantom Menace" to a certain degree. It only feels right that this one sets up the stage for the next two films like its predecessors did. Huge characters died in those beginning chapters, the protagonists were raised in poverty hiding from the empire destined to become great. That's what I love about it ! its a different story, different time but set in the same vain as the others and to me that's how a legendary film series should be continued.
How could it be different and how should he have died? How would you have it? Btw I'm not having a go just generally interested to see how you would have ended it? (Spoilers) The way he died in the movie was perfect to me. Slowly brushing his hand across Bens face, forgiving him as his son stuffs his saber into his chest and then falls into the planets core. It showed alot. The fact he was willing to sacrifice himself to attempt to bring his son back to the light. That to me conveyed alot of depth to his character since he was a selfish smuggler to begin with and to now ending his life as a loving father wanting to being his son back to his mother.
"Watch as Spielberg and Lucas take a giant, steaming dump on their own legacy." "S*** the Bed" instead of Shia LeBouf. I think I blew snot all over my computer screen on those ones! XD
Does it bother anyone else that they're complaining about the attractiveness of the female lead...particularly when Harrison Ford is no spring chicken anymore either.
+Em Hu Give them credit for being a Peter Pan and bringing back Karen Allen. If Harrison Ford were like Woody Allen, he'd demand twenty-something female characters swooning over him.
You can think that this movie is good or bad, it's up to you, but let's face it: Many people bash this movie because of dumb scenes like nuking the fridge or Shia going Tarzan, but the old Indiana Jones movies had their share of dumb scenes, we just didn't care because it was a simpler time when people accepted stuff like that more easily, and the movies were better.
Exactly. I watched the original trilogy recently and both Temple of Doom and The Last Crusade are not very far from Crystal Skull as far as ridiculousness is concerned. Only Raiders stands the test of time as a great movie to be honest, the rest are mostly just riding its coattails. Temple of Doom retains some of the originals charm, but Last Crusade is just as empty and hollow as the Crystal Skull. Nostalgia clearly clouds peoples judgment here.
Lena Wagenfuehr so a guy with a potbelly and a comb-over looks in the mirror, smiles and says “Not bad, not bad at all” while women are hyper critical of themselves; which of us is happier? 😄
Radiation and a NUCLEAR EXPLOSION aren't the same thing. The blast would quite possibly have cooked him alive if it didn't blow off the door and instantly fry him. Also, yeah, that massive fall would have liquified him. Also, those old refrigerators tend to lock, so if he somehow survived the previous two levels of bullshit, then he's lucky the latch popped open or he would have slowly suffocated. Oh, also, the radioactive fallout caused by the bomb would have probably killed him when he got out of the fridge anyway. I mean, he wasn't even thrown a mile off. He's still in the death radius. So in about five different ways, that scene was stupid as hell.
ramirezthesilvite We are talking about the same guy who drank water from the Holy Grail, the cup of Christ that could provide eternal life, which healed a close-range mortal bullet wound with just a splash.......
FurinaD Except that was a work of fiction with established magical properties. I don't remember them saying anything about the magical properties of the refrigerator. Or was it groundhogs who saved him with their psychic powers? Can you see how this might be a bit different? :P
So let me get this straight. People complain about Indiana being alive after hiding in a fridge but don't complain about him surviving a several hundred foot drop with nothing protecting him but a rubber life raft? Good to know there is no nostalgia bias when it comes to these movies.
U guys complaining bout the SMALLLEST shit in this movie but in temple of doom the guy reached into his chest took his heart out and he continued to scream and stay alive LOL
and i see people on here talkin bout u have terrible taste in films if you liked this movie, nobody over the age of 12 likes it an shit. Im well over the age of 12 and liked this movie a lot.
This was actually the first Indiana Jones movie I ever saw. I didn't think it was bad. I remember I told my dad that I saw it and he was mad that I didn't see the originals and he bought the 3 DVD box set. I didn't realize how awful this movie actually was until I saw raiders of the lost arch.
You know it'll be their shortest trailer yet, right? "You fell in love with 'The Mummy'. Enjoyed 'The Mummy Returns' more than you expected. Now, witness the latest installment in this epic trilogy...on second thought, don't waste your money. Hey, I have to be honest."
I agree that the backstory about Indy being an OSS agent during WW2 sounds more interesting. A pity they didn't make the 4th Indy movie when Harrison Ford was 15-20 years younger, then maybe that would've been the movie we got.
Hey, they could have really coughed up a hairball and made a computer-adjusted movie of young guys with old actors, like The Irishman. (Still love you, Robert DeNiro. But eeesh.)
Enjoyed the movie. Didn't even hate the fridge seen. It's Indy. He has to survive. Like he's done in all the movies. I did hate the monkey, vine swinging scene tho, and yes, gophers showing up was over done. However, the punch sound effects...that just feels like Indy movies :)
urielvazquez not having genitals probably helps with that, also, I'd be wearing some protective clothes if I were on a another planet, never know what can happen... I bet the aliens from War of the Worlds wouldn't have died of a common cold if they had closed environment suits instead of going stark naked into the wild.
Yeah, but maybe they had clothes when they first came to Earth but then found out they didn't need them. Remember they were locked there for a long time.
Liberty Rogue If they can travel across the got-dang galaxy, you would hope they could hack their genetic code enough to resist sickness. Hell, humans put an ear on the back of a mouse, for chrissakes.
urielvazquez We unadvanced, technologicallly retarded humans know that germs and viruses exist and that our immune system has evolved to deal with OUR bugs. How come the advanced, technological superior aliens planned an invasion of a life-rich world and not a single one thought of alien (to them) bugs?
saintgauden I'm not saying I would do anything to her, I just find her beautiful for her age. Anyway if she was still young things would be completely different. xD
So, it was a problem for the movie to make jokes about indie’s age, but it’s cool for screen junkies to take cheap shots at karen allen? I must be missing something here.
Yea like why you focus so much on a joke. If you dont find it funny then move onto the next joke. The joke WAS about both people. Its called sarcasm dude
I just watched this film this weekend and realized something during that scene with the fridge. When they were making back to the future they thought it would be cool to have a fridge be a time machine. Anyone else think so or is it just me?
Temple of Doom has Indiana falling 100s of feet to the ground on an inflatable raft twice and surviving, and people are complaining about Indiana surviving a nuke in a lead fridge?
@@ejay1118 I agree with you totally Harrison Ford was not attractive anymore to us woman but that doesn't mean he was there this time to be attractive these movie characters are iconic and they are there to mainly to be icons and karen allen was still was great looking
0:37 Fun fact, it wasn’t supposed to be in this movie. The video game Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine actually was to feature the alien skull as the main MacGuffin (not the infernal Machine) but they repurposed it for any future installments
The biggest problem, was they took the imagination away from the audience and instead filled the movie with crappy cgi to explain away obvious plotholes, then slapped the logo on a plastic lunch box and *slam* now they're selling it, they want to sell it
I just binge watched almost all of your honest trailer voices and swear to god, everything I'm reading online or study books, I'm mentally reading in your voice xD Imagine reading this, "In the behavioral framework, the state x of a system is a latent variable with the special property that if the values of the state x(t) at time t..." xD
The Alien SHOULD have been in the movie. But it shoulda been a mystery until the end when you see the 13 Skeletons and you realize they are Aliens. Lay breadcrumbs all along. The Idea of Aliens being the mayan gods has been a thing for a LONG time and is totally appropriate for an Indiana Jones Film.
Wow. An intelligent perspective about this movie. Those are rare.
Agree. Cool idea, sloppy execution.
This idea would have been great. Also, the Alien should have been makeup and prosthetics, a practical effect, not that CGI videogame generic thing there.
Great rewrite, like how 1-3 didn't reveal the real magic until the very end. I like that mystery.
Ok, in defense, that sound effect mention at 2:00? Its been in ALL the movies. That's one of the standard Indiana Jones punch sound effects.
True
+Jon Ericson Yes, one or two times throughout each movie. Just like the willhelm scream. Not 20 times or more.
+GeLiGeLu one or two... yeah, k
+GeLiGeLu "Not 20 times or more"? Yeah, alright.
yeah but it wasn't as often ysed. there were more sound effects for punches
I recently bought the box set with all the Indiana Jones movies, all three of them.
Well technically there are only three Indiana Jones movies, The original was just released as Raiders of the Lost Ark, without Indiana Jones in the title.
Lord Jeffries
It wasn't in the title, but it had the character and it was part of the series. There are plenty of film series which don't have similar titles.
Raiders of the Lost Ark is the first of the Indiana Jones trilogy.
All Things Fishy I know, I know, I just wanted to be technical. I still agree perfectly with your comment
Not a big temple of doom fan, huh?
EXACTLY
Karen Allen rules--Marion is a great character. And if they make another sequel, I hope Lawrence Kasdan (who wrote the first 'Raiders') will do the script; maybe he'll tone down the CGI scenes and focus more on the characters.
Go back to things people believe in, whether real or not, something people can relate to will have a much better shot of doing well.
Writers dont determine if CGI is used…
I loved Karen Alan in this movie, one of the few things I liked. She doesn't do a lot of movies anymore but she was fine in this and she looked pretty good having aged almost four decades
This channel's getting more mean about older women in movies by the episode
The scene in the end where he takes back his hat, actually saves a lot of this film.
"Poor Harrison Ford, having to be constantly reminded of how old he's gotten."
"Look at Karen Allen, hasn't she gotten old?"
I have a strong feeling that this was an Andy Signore joke...
Karen Allen in the film was the undeniable best part. She's awesome.
You should not do it with the gilf. Age is just a number. You will be a old and wishing your women looked that good. It's coming brahh
No one cares, buddy. No one really cares who much you simp for 50 year old Karen Allen from 2008.
@@Harrisonmego looks like no one cares about what you have to say, 67 likes to your 1. You must not know what youre talking about
Nah, she was terrible, they all were pretty bad. Being allowed to be in one of the greatest movie series of all time and they all stank it up, especially the director.
She was one of the good thing about this mess of a movie..
80% of the comments are about the dig at Karen Allen😂
"Their treasure wasn't gold. It was knowledge."
KNOWLEDGE.
The knowledge that this movie should have never been made.
Don't really see the problem with that . I mean knowledge on advanced technology. worth all the gold in the world .
I was referencing vanoss: You know what I like more than my lamborghini? KNOWLEGE
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"Witness Spielberg and Lucas take a giant steaming dump on their own legacy"
Sums it up.
Speilburg didn't want it to happen
Well Lucas kinda already took a dump on his legacy with the Star Wars Prequels, so I guess he didn't have much to loose anyway.
***** plus he still made a bunch of money, I mean he sold the franchise (or rather Lucasfilms, since Indy was also sold) for $4 billion, donated it ALL to charity, and is still rich. Look at Michael Bay; made Transformers movies, critics panned them, they still made millions. It's less about the quality, and more about if it suits people's tastes.
Frankly it seems like all of the filmmakers from more than ten years ago have been shitting on their own legacies lately.
Yep
> disses Karen Allen for daring to age
> "why do they keep reminding us that Harrison Ford is old?! ugh!"
The hypocrisy is strong in this episode.
Aging is not daring.
He doesnt diss her for being old. He disses the fact that she is in the movie.
Indy's age is reflected in the observation that he can't do some of the more "daring do" events of the earlier movies. Karen Allen's age is reflected in the observation that she's "far less attractive." THERE is the hypocrisy.
Thought the same, how dare she be 30 years older
Am I the only person who actually liked The Mummy?
Dude, most people like "The Mummy." (if you're talking about the '99 film) It was hugely popular when it came out and lots of people still love it. I still rewatch it a lot even now nearly 20 years later.
The Mummy was a superb film!
The Mummy 3 was...meh.
The mummy is one of my favorite adventure films of all time. It's just pure fun. It makes me really sad that we don't see Brendan Frasier anymore cause he's excellent in it. I still really enjoy the second one as well. It isn't anywhere near as good as the first, but still good fun.
the first mummy was excellent. the second movie tried hard and wasn't too bad. the third movie was a fart in the face.
I like the first one.
it's a silly but fun film.
the other two?
Meh.
That was a cheap shot at Karen Allen. She's 27 years older than in 'Raiders', so of course she doesn't look the same. Still looks good though IMO.
+Ac Watson
She also the best part of the movie.
+Ac Watson I was going to say something similar. She is still cute for her age.
+Ac Watson Yeah She was gorgeous in raiders actually.
I'm glad you said this. I think the comment was very unfair.
@LokiTetch No, she's not. And screw you.
I liked Karen Allen in this movie. I think she did a good job and I liked her character.
Why are you giving Karen Allen shit for getting older, so did Harrison Ford!
Stfu
77777Spooky calm down
Seriously Miriam is far from the thing that killed this movie. Mostly I blame a McGuffin that looked like it came with a Barbie Doll.
Hell yeah. I hope I look half as good at her age. Probably not in high heels though... Probably.
I agree with 77777Spooky, that was kind of cruel and uncalled for.
Unnecessary nastiness toward Karen Allen. She's a treasure.
They got a thumb down for that
First time I ever downvoted an Honest Trailer. On behalf of aging women everywhere, go f&$@ yourselves, screen junkies.
She was, when she was hot
@LokiTetch You am an twart
@LokiTetch If you're going to take THAT attitude, Harrison Ford shouldn't have been in the film either!
because jumping out of an airplane with an inflateable raft dropping several hunderd miles down and surviving it with a splash. THAT makes total sense >.>
No, none of it makes sense.
exactly so why so many of you are so mad about the whole he survived a nuclear blast with a fridge thing is beyond me, WHEN did we start to take indiana jones serious? like wasnt it supposed to be a larger then life Adventure spectacle? with things in it that's not real or can't happen in real life or you woudl be DEAD
Thank You!!
Um, even commercial jets fly about 6 or 7 miles high and Indiana Jones was on a smaller cargo plane. You're right that it's ridiculous, but not several hundred miles :)
Indiana Jones was always plausible! Nothing was nonsense until Crystal Skull! Ouch, I bumped into an invisible rose-colored wall!!
The first three were a throw-back to World war two times, where Nazi were the boogyman, and adventure movies like Indian jones were all the rage. Kingdom of the crystal skull is a throwback to the conspiracy adventures that were popular during the cold war, where russia was the boogyman.
People can try and say aliens are stupid, but there was literal magic in the first three movies. They aren't even the same real genre of movie. It's like comparing apples and oranges. If you geniunely didn't like the movie by it's own merits, that's a perfectly valid opinion and one I don't think anyone would disagree with you having, but at least understand what the movie is before you judge it.
They weren't TRYING to make it another rehash of the first three, they were going for something different, and the fact that it made money proves it was somewhat successful.
***** The crystal skull though is an ancient artifact, and the aliens were from a long time ago. I don't see how aliens are any less plausible than literal magic.
***** I think you are kinda missing my point. I'm saying this movie isn't supposed to be like the other ones. It was meant to be more than a simple rehash of what we had seen before. I happen to like the first three movies as well, but the reason these "fans" disagree is because they are trying to judge it based on something it's not trying to be.
It's meant to be a new direction, complaining about it being such is just...odd. I don't think I've heard anyone try to say anything beyond. "Aliens wtf." And "this is different"
Not everyone wants endless repeats.
***** I'm basing the movie wasn't meant to be like the others based on what the majority of interviews with the cast told us, as well as basic observation.
Jurassic world also is actually a pretty good movie.
Indiana Jones was about Indy solving ancient mysteries, or locating artifacts, usually to keep them out of the hands of the villian who was against America.
This movie does that. It's just instead of religious artifacts, it was aliens.
I agree it's a different tone, but it's the same core mechanics at work.
The aliens gift of knowlege doesn't seem out of tone compared to the holy grail, or the ark.
I mean I get it, you don't like it, and I respect your opinion on that front. I just want you to make sure you aren't trying to judge a fish by how it walks. I'm not trying to convince you the movie is the greatest thing ever.
Skullhawk13 My guess you've haven't seen the horror that is George Lucas and Spielberg raping Indiana and a Stormtrooper.
You poor thing.
+Skullhawk13 no it was not Jurassic world was horrible the only good part was when they found the original park and every one in the theater got to say hey that's the old park wow cool, hey that's the t Rex from the first and there's the banner
There was no need to diss Karen Allen in this trailer. She was still great in the movie, carrying on with the banter she and Harrison had in "Raiders".
Moviefan2k4 it was a joke
it's the truth
@@liamdunphy7496 Not a good joke.
@@rebelfriend1818 No. It isn't. Is she still an ingenue? No. Is she "far less attractive?" Also no.
My favorite bit;
MUTT: What's he going to do next?
MARION: I don't think he thinks that far ahead!
(Indy shows up with rocket launcher)
in this movies defense . . . .it comes from the same movie franchise where people survive having their hearts ripped out and faces melt off at the sight of an arc being opened. I think we can forgive some of the more cartoonish moments.
Yea.. but those movies had a dark undertone to them. This is just... goofy in a boring way.
Except for that these instances were about magic and mythology, themes you get some leeway with, while a nuclear bomb isn't exactly an unexplainable mystery where you can just make shit up.
I always question how they can complain about that Fridge...
...when in ToD, Indy and 2 people jump out of a plane on a raft, go down a hill, through trees, over a cliff, into raging rapids. Then again, people are alot more judgemental today than they were 3 decades ago.
80MWH
Because a nuclear explosion is far more powerful then the possibility of a raft slowing the fall of descent landing at an ideal angle.
People have survived falling out of airplanes into hay stacks or the like before. Granted they were extremely injured, but survived none the less falling at high speed. At least a raft would technically slow their descent due to air resistance.
Again, I realize it is an unlikely scenario, but the two can hardly be compared.
80MWH They actually tested the survivability of the raft scene on Mythbusters and showed that you could actually be just fine when jumping out of a plane, believe it or not. The raft acted almost like a sail and gently floated down with the same weight of people in it. So arguably one of the more plausible movie scenes from Indiana Jones.
Am I the ONLY one that actually really enjoyed this movie?? Im not saying it's my favourite but I happen to love it.
No I enjoyed it
i kinda liked it to to be honest except SHIA he ruined it .
Carolyn Joan I too love this movie. I've watched it maybe 10 times. This character is my favorite ever.
^false
Nope,I enjoy it too
Karen Allen will always be attractive and her return was amongst the best things in this film.
that's not very kind about Karen Allen. Time passes.
Was a joke
I am of the same opinion. It's like telling a girl she has less value because of her outer looks. When the value of a person should not be dependent on it.
@@liamdunphy7496 [Stark mode] Not a funny joke. [/Stark mode]
@LokiTetch No. She was still very attractive, maybe not the "eye candy" YOU wanted to see, but that's immaterial. She was, in fact, the "one" for Indy, and he let her go, twice! Third time's the charm.
@LokiTetch - Wow. You are a shallow piece of work.
How dare Indy date a woman his own age... And how DARE Karen Allen age at all in the first place!!!
How dare you not take a harmless joke
Liam Dunphy you have to admit it was a tasteless joke.
slunger!
She kinda got hotter
@@jamesmeppler6375 not sure if women in coffins are that hot
0:50 - 0:54 Yeah! How _dare_ she age as she gets older! What does she think she is, human?
Didn't temple of doom do the punch sound thing over and over too? And in fact did all the other films do that too?
The other films had a better story
But but the old films were better because rose-colored nostalgia goggles! D=
the Karen Allen joke was rude...she's 25 years older grow up
lmaooo don’t cry
Quit whining. I'd don't see you complaining when he made jokes about Ford and Spielberg. You grow up
Learn how to intake a joke
It’s a joke don’t be so butthurt
@dave4248 I disagree (not about Karen, she looked great). The film was certainly NOT the best of the series, but I enjoyed it.
Jurassic World and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull are both films that are half re-booting a beloved late 20th Century franchise while technically also taking the original movie's events as canon and are pretty good movies according to critics and frowned upon by hardcore fans.
Guys... The same thing might happen to Star Wars.
+Ladondorf C.A. - Stop Motion Films the same thing already happened to star wars
I'm referring to 'The Force Awakens'.
+Andrew Ryan star wars suck
+timmothy bleich you swallow ^-^
+Ladondorf C.A. - Stop Motion Films JURASSIC park is a beloved franchise? I remember when it was first
released and panned by critics, because it had amazing graphics but a so-so story (like Avatar). And JP2 and 3 were utter crap. Yeah I liked the original movie as a kid but, like Sesame Street, it stopped being fun after I grew up & developed adult tastes
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I fucking lost it at Vladimir Putin
i know me too, jesus christ i'm fucking dying
That dig at Karen Allen was really uncalled for.
Why, it's the truth. And guess what you wanna be white night, it's true of everyone. It's called age, it happens. Get over it or you'll have a miserable existence beyond the one you have now.
@@AidanMclaren He made jokes at Ford too. But I don't see you complaining
@@Harrisonmego why are you waisting your time commenting on all these post? Don't you think it's a bit hipocrotical to get worked up over someone else's opinion while getting upset about someone else's opinion?
KomamuraSajin stfu
@@Harrisonmego his jokes to Ford was pertaining to his physical ageing, not his looks. No jokes were directed at Ford saying he is less valued now because he's no longer handsome.
Mutt 2008: "What, are you like 80?"
Indy 2023: "Yeah, why?"
I usually love Honest Trailers, but what the hell is with all the antipathy toward Karen Allen?
Agreed. I had the exact same thought
@LokiTetch "Less attractive," in what way? She has some wrinkles? Get over yourselves.
@Astrid Clayton bruh
That was really rude
Why are you focussing so much on a bad joke you dont get? The joke involved indy too but white people defend someone when they have no clue whats going on. Dont make fun of indy for growing old otherwise making fun of her is ok too...its a one liner that wasnt meant for you, this series is for older people...old people who tell jokes you will never understand, just complain about the joke should be for everyone
Now, now, Spielberg has apologized for Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of The Crystal Skull on several occasions...
As well he should.
Spielberg didn't even want to make the part 4. It was George Lucas that beg him.
Spielberg said: "I'm done with the series! It was great, let's walk away!..."
Like he said, there was a reason he had the principals "riding into the sunset" at the end of The Last Crusade.
The canadians have apologized too
DallasHammster - He hasn't apologized enough.
Spielberg and Lucas, both must perform Acts of Contrition, for shafting us.
(And let's not even mention what Lucas did to the Star Wars legacy.)
You're actually taking a shot at Karen Allen for committing the crime of getting older? You know, like Harrison Ford did?
Hypocrite
How fortunate of me to be able to actually love this film, and I'm a Jones freak to the point where I can remember most of the dialogues from all the installments. And I love that Indy and Marion are old people now. Loved Karen Allen like that. It's good to be able to still love characters that you loved as a child without getting too critical.
If you "loved" this film what are your standards like? What do you not like this? I hope you realize that when you like everything then nothing is special. Ugh.
@@ross-carlson What makes your opinion better than his? I hope you realize that when you hate everything nothing is good enough. Ugh.
@@ross-carlson Give us a break. It's not like the original trilogy was a masterpiece or something. They were fan and entertaining but that's all, don't act like they destroyed Shakespeare
Ragging on Karen Allen's looks was kinda low.
Man up
"lucky to be here"...for a movie starting Shia LeBoeuf?!
"Five years later and I still want a refund" LOL Still laughing as I type.
Whoa, whoa, whoa - have you met Karen Allen? Because I have, and she remains adorable.
Show her the trailer
She was in two of my favorite movies of all time! Cut her some slack!
Which movies?
Jesper Wille You MET Karen Allen? Lucky!
You've never met her
I love that punch sound effect!
It Sounds Amazing
I still remember how a couple of friends and I won this weird competition at our school and the prize was movie tickets... to this film. Even to this day it feels more like a punishment than a reward
Your school hated you and was torturing you.
*Harrison Ford came back as Indiana Jones:* "Ehh."
*Harrison Ford came back as Han Solo:* "YEEAAAAAAAHHH!!!!!!"
+Legendary Gamers Ford is a good actor. He was never the problem. Even those who argued that he didn't give his best performance only have to look at the script
+AJcaraballo95 Well.. He didn't last long in Episode 7. And what a shitty way to go...
+Freddy Kabuffke Not really to be honest, it was probably the only way i wanted to see him go. SPOILERS:
How was it shitty? was there a better way for him to go? please don't just be hating on it because its popular, people have done this before with films like Jurassic World lol
Han solo's character had nothing more to give to the Star Wars universe, he's story arc was coming to a close and if they didn't have him killed off then how could they possibly continue his story arc without it being boring and feeling like he is there for the sake of it? no they did his character justice.
The whole reason why his death was pretty significant because he didn't die as a smuggler but he died as a father and by the hands of his own son Ben Solo (Kylo Ren). The atmosphere and set up leading to their very legendary confrontation on the catwalk was just perfect and will have a large part to play in the next two instalments, especially with regarding Kylo Ren. It will push his character into a very interesting direction and to be honest....I cant wait to see what lays in store for him.
Yes, before it's used as an excuse to bash the film. It is very similar to "A New Hope" but so was "The Phantom Menace" to a certain degree. It only feels right that this one sets up the stage for the next two films like its predecessors did. Huge characters died in those beginning chapters, the protagonists were raised in poverty hiding from the empire destined to become great. That's what I love about it ! its a different story, different time but set in the same vain as the others and to me that's how a legendary film series should be continued.
SuperDomsta
But it could have been different. It's not the thing he died, it's how he died.
How could it be different and how should he have died? How would you have it? Btw I'm not having a go just generally interested to see how you would have ended it? (Spoilers)
The way he died in the movie was perfect to me. Slowly brushing his hand across Bens face, forgiving him as his son stuffs his saber into his chest and then falls into the planets core. It showed alot. The fact he was willing to sacrifice himself to attempt to bring his son back to the light. That to me conveyed alot of depth to his character since he was a selfish smuggler to begin with and to now ending his life as a loving father wanting to being his son back to his mother.
"Watch as Spielberg and Lucas take a giant, steaming dump on their own legacy."
"S*** the Bed" instead of Shia LeBouf.
I think I blew snot all over my computer screen on those ones! XD
I love Honest trailers, but seriously guys it wasn't cool what you said about Karen Allen!
I'd still challenge Karen Allen to a drinking match.
And she'd still drink you under the table.
Does it bother anyone else that they're complaining about the attractiveness of the female lead...particularly when Harrison Ford is no spring chicken anymore either.
Em Hu Yeah that was a little mean spirited.
EDIT: Okay, now my comment is back again. Fuck it.
+Em Hu Yeah that kinda bugged me too... especially because bringing Karen Allen back was one of the only good ideas they had in this movie
+Em Hu
Give them credit for being a Peter Pan and bringing back Karen Allen. If Harrison Ford were like Woody Allen, he'd demand twenty-something female characters swooning over him.
+Em Hu I agree. That was low and unnecessary.
well the refrigerator scene is an easteregg in Fallout NV... you can find indies Hat in one.... liked this one
+incardia Who the hell uses wild wasteland, like, ever?
me
always
+Sans (Bad Time) I Heard About The Easter Eggs Also There Were No Other Perks Didn't Defect You
Fallout and BioShock need movies, animated movies!
Karen Allen's return was the best thing in this.
I actually liked this movie when I was younger. I still think its ok. 7/10
Butters?
You can think that this movie is good or bad, it's up to you, but let's face it:
Many people bash this movie because of dumb scenes like nuking the fridge or Shia going Tarzan, but the old Indiana Jones movies had their share of dumb scenes, we just didn't care because it was a simpler time when people accepted stuff like that more easily, and the movies were better.
....the inflatable raft out of the airplane and rope bridge scenes from "Temple of Doom" come to mind.
Exactly. I watched the original trilogy recently and both Temple of Doom and The Last Crusade are not very far from Crystal Skull as far as ridiculousness is concerned.
Only Raiders stands the test of time as a great movie to be honest, the rest are mostly just riding its coattails. Temple of Doom retains some of the originals charm, but Last Crusade is just as empty and hollow as the Crystal Skull.
Nostalgia clearly clouds peoples judgment here.
i bash it mainly because it dealt with aliens instead of supernatural beings like the others had. aliens are way too mundane for this
pretty sure the mythbusters proved it could conceivably work.
The alien thing is actually based around a religion, so there is still a supernatural element, just not as pronounced.
The nasty dig at Karen Allen’s expense is kind of offputting.
LokiTetch we men tend to carry our years better than women, on the other hand they tend to outlive us.
@@dennisvance4004 no you don't. You just spend more time lying to convince is that you do...
Lena Wagenfuehr so a guy with a potbelly and a comb-over looks in the mirror, smiles and says “Not bad, not bad at all” while women are hyper critical of themselves; which of us is happier? 😄
@LokiTetch But he didn't, did he?
@LokiTetch Where did he make fun of Ford for being old? And yes, if he said Harrison Ford was no longer attractive, a million people would disagree.
We judged this too harshly 😂
actually the old 60's fridge would have actually protected you from radiation they were lined with led.
Yes, but I think the point was that the hundred foot fall from the sky in a lead coffin is probably going to kill you...
Arcaninesy
as soon as i saw that scene i knew this movie sucked
Radiation and a NUCLEAR EXPLOSION aren't the same thing. The blast would quite possibly have cooked him alive if it didn't blow off the door and instantly fry him. Also, yeah, that massive fall would have liquified him. Also, those old refrigerators tend to lock, so if he somehow survived the previous two levels of bullshit, then he's lucky the latch popped open or he would have slowly suffocated. Oh, also, the radioactive fallout caused by the bomb would have probably killed him when he got out of the fridge anyway. I mean, he wasn't even thrown a mile off. He's still in the death radius. So in about five different ways, that scene was stupid as hell.
ramirezthesilvite We are talking about the same guy who drank water from the Holy Grail, the cup of Christ that could provide eternal life, which healed a close-range mortal bullet wound with just a splash.......
FurinaD Except that was a work of fiction with established magical properties. I don't remember them saying anything about the magical properties of the refrigerator. Or was it groundhogs who saved him with their psychic powers?
Can you see how this might be a bit different? :P
So let me get this straight. People complain about Indiana being alive after hiding in a fridge but don't complain about him surviving a several hundred foot drop with nothing protecting him but a rubber life raft? Good to know there is no nostalgia bias when it comes to these movies.
U guys complaining bout the SMALLLEST shit in this movie but in temple of doom the guy reached into his chest took his heart out and he continued to scream and stay alive LOL
hahaha so true!! How quick people forget because temple of doom is such a classic!
and i see people on here talkin bout u have terrible taste in films if you liked this movie, nobody over the age of 12 likes it an shit. Im well over the age of 12 and liked this movie a lot.
im yet to see logical criticisms of it just weak complaints
Do you remember his Laugh after taking that heart out? It gave almost every known child for days in our age. "Balli Chadha Do- Balli Chadha Do".
kapil sharma lmaaaaaaaaao
After watching The Mummy 3, I actually prefer this movie.
Rayleigh Ng I liked the mummy 3 more because I didn't care about it. This though...
I am a huge mummy fan and the third movie just ruined it
Rayleigh Ng Me too. The third Mummy was awful.
whoever asked the Epic Trailer Voice guy to say that quote from "The Room" is a fucking genius.
Indiana jones teached me that now I can survive in Nuketown from COD... By hiding in the fridge...
you can. lead protects from radiation did you not watch myth busters?
Nc marshall But wouldn't the explosion either rip into the fridge or cause massive internal damage when the thing gets tossed in the air?
Reg Fife A fridge can't protect you from a nuclear bast.
Reg Fife
really depends on quallity of surrounding metal and size. and your own strength so you can race against the walls
Nc marshall No.
"Five years later and I still want a refund." I'm dead, that was the best line.
Went too far at 0:55. WTF was that? "Women in their 50s shouldn't be in movies!"
The same could be said for Ford, genius. Don't be so whiny. It's a joke
@@Harrisonmego "It's a joke" gets used a lot when people are being ugly about something and want to cover for it.
Mostly it's saying that women in their 50s shouldn't be cast as love interests with men of their same age.
Crystal Hendrix I never understood that part when a young woman was heel over head for an old fart. Especially when I was in my 20’s.....
@@melp.6562 how else would Ton Cruise have a career?
He nailed the oh hai mark
"ehhh... five years later and I still want a refund" = brilliant!! :D
This was actually the first Indiana Jones movie I ever saw. I didn't think it was bad. I remember I told my dad that I saw it and he was mad that I didn't see the originals and he bought the 3 DVD box set.
I didn't realize how awful this movie actually was until I saw raiders of the lost arch.
Ark*
jesse stopmotion autocorrect :/
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Most indiana jones movies are OVERRATED!
I saw last crusade first.
I love these Honest Trailers!!! They are great and always hilarious!!!
I laughed so hard at him saying that line from The Room. haha
Gandalf and Vladimir Putin LMAO
armygringo s**t the bed XD
Cat Blanket lol
Please do "The Mummy - Tomb of the Dragon Emperor", it needs an Honest Trailer badly!!!!
You know it'll be their shortest trailer yet, right? "You fell in love with 'The Mummy'. Enjoyed 'The Mummy Returns' more than you expected. Now, witness the latest installment in this epic trilogy...on second thought, don't waste your money. Hey, I have to be honest."
uhg.....i think its even too bad for one. What a crappy movie.
I agree that the backstory about Indy being an OSS agent during WW2 sounds more interesting. A pity they didn't make the 4th Indy movie when Harrison Ford was 15-20 years younger, then maybe that would've been the movie we got.
Hey, they could have really coughed up a hairball and made a computer-adjusted movie of young guys with old actors, like The Irishman. (Still love you, Robert DeNiro. But eeesh.)
Enjoyed the movie. Didn't even hate the fridge seen. It's Indy. He has to survive. Like he's done in all the movies. I did hate the monkey, vine swinging scene tho, and yes, gophers showing up was over done.
However, the punch sound effects...that just feels like Indy movies :)
another movie featuring an advanced yet naked alien
Maybe they didn't have the inhibition we humans have, and their physiology doesn't require them to wear something to be warm.
urielvazquez not having genitals probably helps with that, also, I'd be wearing some protective clothes if I were on a another planet, never know what can happen... I bet the aliens from War of the Worlds wouldn't have died of a common cold if they had closed environment suits instead of going stark naked into the wild.
Yeah, but maybe they had clothes when they first came to Earth but then found out they didn't need them. Remember they were locked there for a long time.
Liberty Rogue If they can travel across the got-dang galaxy, you would hope they could hack their genetic code enough to resist sickness. Hell, humans put an ear on the back of a mouse, for chrissakes.
urielvazquez
We unadvanced, technologicallly retarded humans know that germs and viruses exist and that our immune system has evolved to deal with OUR bugs. How come the advanced, technological superior aliens planned an invasion of a life-rich world and not a single one thought of alien (to them) bugs?
You know what I like more than treasure?
K N O W L E D G E
It has been seven (7!) years and no Honest Trailer for any other Indiana Jones movies? Why do you hate us?
HEY! Karen Allen is still hot. Deal with it.
Yeah....if you're 80.
+saintgauden I'm 25 and still find her beautiful. XD
saintgauden I'm not saying I would do anything to her, I just find her beautiful for her age. Anyway if she was still young things would be completely different. xD
Even better, Karen is a yoga instructor. GRRRRRRROWL!
No she's not
So, it was a problem for the movie to make jokes about indie’s age, but it’s cool for screen junkies to take cheap shots at karen allen?
I must be missing something here.
Yea like why you focus so much on a joke. If you dont find it funny then move onto the next joke. The joke WAS about both people. Its called sarcasm dude
2008:It's awful they had a movie where Indiana Jones was old.
2017:The movie where Wolverine is old is the greatest thing I ever saw!
Karen is still hot. Just being honest
Hypertension and diabetes sometimes give you fevers.
coming out of the movie i thought it was decent, but now I'm not so sure...
It was decent. Don't let these haters change your mind.
I just watched this film this weekend and realized something during that scene with the fridge. When they were making back to the future they thought it would be cool to have a fridge be a time machine. Anyone else think so or is it just me?
DISAPPOINTMENT: THE MOVIE
Temple of Doom has Indiana falling 100s of feet to the ground on an inflatable raft twice and surviving, and people are complaining about Indiana surviving a nuke in a lead fridge?
You had me until you said "a far less attractive Karen..."
@LokiTetch Yes they are. When I saw the film, and she was introduced, my first thought was; "Huh, a few lines, but she's still beautiful."
@LokiTetch She wasn't there for YOU to find "attractive." She was there to complete Indy's character arc.
@LokiTetch - Going back to the woman he loved, and regretted leaving behind all those years ago. Not that I'd expect you to understand that.
@@ejay1118 I agree with you totally Harrison Ford was not attractive anymore to us woman but that doesn't mean he was there this time to be attractive these movie characters are iconic and they are there to mainly to be icons and karen allen was still was great looking
That wasn't E.T. ... it was LINDSAY LOHAN!
Yes it was, yes it was.
The name sucks, it doesn't roll off the tongue. I do love how the nuke knows to only knock Indy's fridge out of the blast zone.
somebuddyX yeah nothing else was thrown from the town
I really liked the aliens. I thought it was a good next step for the franchise, and really fitted into the 1950s aesthetic
The room! do the room!
Please do an honest trailer for Pearl Harbor!
YES PLEASE
three words: nuke. the. fridge.
EXCUSE ME KAREN ALLEN IS BEAUTIFUL... ITS NOT HER FAULT SHE GOT OLD... SO DID HARRISON FORD AND KAREN WAS BEAUTIFUL IN THIS MOVIE SO SHUSH
I thought she looked more or less the same. She's aged great.
So you're saying she looks just as good in this movie as the first movies?
@@ExtremeUnction1988 Well I'm saying her looks should not be the basis of her value.
@@ExtremeUnction1988 Singular, she's only in one. But yeah, she shows up and I thought; "A few lines, but she looks great!"
@@trictok4418 Agreed.
DO IT !!! JUST....DO IT !!! dont make your dream be dream.
Reza F ACTUAL BIKER GUY SHIA LABEOUF
Reza F but i already made my dream come true its not fiction its RRRREEEEEAAAALLLL!!!! oh hi mark!
+Martin Eglin Living in the woods (Shia Labeouf)
+Jaren Groves What's with the random "Oh hi Mark!" phrase I've been seeing everywhere?
Star Doctor The General of Time
it's a reference to a crappy movie that shouldnt be named
What do we want!? PULP FICTION!! When do we want it!? PULP FICTION!!
At least this movie didn't have a godawful leading lady! Looking at YOU, Temple of Doom!!!
+Jonathan Partin At least Wily never betrayed Indy, unlike Elsa.
But Elsa was BADASS! Willy was, well.....a willie.
Jonathan Partin
Badass means nothing when you don't use it for good intentions.
+Jonathan Partin Shh! That's Spielberg's wife you're talking about!
He sure picked a crappy one then.
0:37 Fun fact, it wasn’t supposed to be in this movie. The video game Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine actually was to feature the alien skull as the main MacGuffin (not the infernal Machine) but they repurposed it for any future installments
XD "Vladimir Putin" LOL!
***** I have seen the movie...
ArciusDK He's a bot dude
***** Dude, the film is for fun, im sure Screen Junkies love lots of films that they rip apart, thats the whole point .. banter. Get on it
I basically cracked up on that. Tears in my eyes! xD
Shortly after this movie he invaded the Ukraine... to wipe out those ants!
The biggest problem, was they took the imagination away from the audience and instead filled the movie with crappy cgi to explain away obvious plotholes, then slapped the logo on a plastic lunch box and *slam* now they're selling it, they want to sell it
The producers were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should.
Why the hell did you guys bring this one up? Now everyone in South Park's gonna start crying again...
Perhaps the most important thing to a successful franchise is knowing when to stop.
Yasssss This should be a PSA poster in every office of every movie studio 🤦♀️
I just binge watched almost all of your honest trailer voices and swear to god, everything I'm reading online or study books, I'm mentally reading in your voice xD
Imagine reading this, "In the behavioral framework, the state x of a system is a latent variable with the special property that if the values of the state x(t) at time t..." xD
“Old man” has a newer meaning. Harrison Ford is now 80.
I love how the honest trailer for this one is seperate from the other three
I remember building a LEGO Set based on a Tank from this movie. The Treads were the hardest part and permanently damaged my hands.