INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2022
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Definitely the best one. The chemistry Harrison and Sean have is amazing. One of the best father/son duo's we've seen in a movie.
KInd of amazing, since they had two of the biggest egos in Hollywood, in their day.
For those of us who grew up wth Sean Connery's James Bond, it was so funny seeing the guy who had escaped from so many traps bungle the lighter and set the room on fire.
That's the late River Phoenix as young Indiana Jones. He's Joaquin Phoenix's older brother and was one of the hottest young actors of the 1980s and early 90s before he died tragically from a drug overdose in 1993 at the age of 23. Many of the film projects that ended up going to Leonardo DiCaprio were originally intended for River.
No shit Captain obvious…
@@TheMandalorianRedeemed some people don't know the story or who he is.
He was also Keanu Reeves best friend.
@@Malmern What's tragic was that Keanu was with him when he overdosed
@@Steve_Hickman no he wasn't.
“Where’s Indiana?”
Caught me completely off-guard 😂
I thought that was hilarious. I rewinded for a double take.
Absolutely amazing editing 105/10
The character interplay is a big part of what makes this movie so epic. Indy and Dad would not be the same with other actors in either role.
The dialog also kills it.
"He chose... poorly."
Even more amazing because Connery is only 10 years older than Ford!
27:42 that exterior shot is Petra, Jordan. The whole village of Petra is a stunning site, filled with buildings carved into the mountainside. I had the chance to visit it in 2018.
The same location features in one of the Tintin comic books - _Prisoners of the Sun._ (Though in the book, Petra is a stand-in for South America, not the Middle East.)
Built by the Nabatean culture, who were a pretty interesting people!
Its an incredible site. I was lucky enough to visit it back in 2001.
@@AlanCanon2222 I stumbled across a documentary on it somewhere, awhile back. Disney+ I believe.
@@nathancline4000 I just listened to "15. The Nabataeans - The Final Days Of Petra" on UA-cam's "Fall of Civilizations" channel.
RIP Sean Connery( Indiana's dad)
August 25th, 1930 - October 31st, 2020
Dr. Henry Jones, Sr.; Agent 007 James Bond; Juan Sánchez-Villalobos Ramírez; Marko Ramius; William of Baskerville; and so many other distinct characters. He was one of the best of the craft, and is sorely missed.
Raiders of the Lost Ark was great because it was the first one and was a great adventure, but 'The Last Crusade' is my favorite because of the blend of action and comedy. It isn't too heavy on 1 or the other and balances really well. The comedy of it feels very natural and nothing feels forced. And the chemistry between everyone (especially Sean Connery and Harrison Ford) is so great. I really love this movie.
Yes this one was my favorite. When steps off the edge in a “leap of faith “ was so cool when I watched this as a kid. Still love it. “You chose poorly” probably my favorite line. Keep it up Addie, you are fun to watch!!
My favorite is: "I WAS the next man, Dad!"
I half expected that knight of the Cruciform Sword to tell Indy that his father is being held in the Castle of Aaaagh!
There's an NC 17 version that all takes place in the Castle Anthrax.
@@philipbergmann519 Indy: "I can face the peril!"
Dr. Jones Sr.: "No, its too perilous."
27:00 - That Indiana joke. **chef's kiss** 😂😂😂
"You lost today kid..... but that doesn't mean you have to like it"
One of the best lines ever from movie cinema!
Credit to the writers for such fresh and creative ideas for the third movie. A classic movie at this point. Also Addie watching "she talks in her sleep !" ...... "I can't forget how wonderful it was". the penny dropped LOL..... nice reaction.
I really just cant ever get over how perfect the casting for young Indian jones was
River Phoenix.
He was a great actor.
I agree, but I'm not the biggest fan of the backstory sequence. It was a little too cartoonish at times. I think they could have done better. That's being hyper-critical, I know. River Phoenix was excellent though.
@@phila3884 I can see what you're saying though.
It's a rare feat out do the original movie which is a classic. The father son storyline elevates it from a standard action movie to something special. Sean Connery is amazing.
At the beginning on the train, when Indy uses the whip and cuts his chin; that's a nod to the fact that Harrison Ford actually has a scar in that spot on his chin. You can see it in the close-ups in the movies. So they invented a fiction to explain it, just because.
I think he got cut in a carpentry accident
@@wyrmshadow4374 wasnt it a car accident?
"I'm like a bad penny, I always turn up."
Ok that Map joke hit me perfectly.
Great reaction as always! Only James Bond could be Indiana Jones dad! 😀
Dad, in his younger days.
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Yes he is literally named after the dog…Indiana was George’s dog who was also the inspiration for Chewbacca
"Okay but where is Indiana?" DING! I LOLed way too long at that!
If you love the Indiana Jones movies, you’d love The Mummy (1999) with Brendan Fraser. It has a very similar sense of adventure and humor to it.
That is a movie I can (and probably did) watch a million times and will never be sick of. Perfect blend of action, adventure, and comedy. With just a creepy element sprinkled in. What an absolutely great movie.
Great recommendation
"We named the dog Indiana" gets me every time!🤣🤣🤣
It's actually an inside joke since Indiana Jones was named after George Lucas' real life dog Indiana. A lovely little nod to his real namesake.
The dog was named Chewbacca
This is the Ultimate Father and Son Story. This film should be an example on how Hollywood should end film trilogies.
This was the highest grossing movie of 1989, $474 million dollars against a $60 million dollar budget.
It won the Oscar for Best Sound Editing.
Hey Addie, Fun Fact for you:
When he was offered the role of Dr. Henry Jones, Sean Connery initially turned it down citing the fact that there was a 12 year difference between himself and Harrison Ford
Great reaction! My favorite of the series, by a bit. What a cast, what a story, what a film. And a classic ending, riding off into the sunset together!
Hands down my favorite Indy flick, time for some trivia. The dog at the Jones’ house is a reference to George Lucas’ Alaskan Malamute, Indiana. In his original script for Raiders, he named the lead character Indiana Smith after his dog. Steven Spielberg asked him to change the name to Jones. The dog would sit in the passenger seat of his pick up truck and was the inspiration for another furry co-pilot, Chewbacca.
Harrison Ford has a noticeable scar on his chin, he got it in a car accident as a younger man. In order to explain where he got it, the scene with the lion has River Phoenix getting the same scar due to his inexperience with the whip.
The actor playing Hitler signs his name with his right hand, Hitler was actually left handed.
Donovan shoots Henry Sr with a German pistol that had, at the time the movie had been set, only just been introduced to the German army, the Walther PPK. It would later go on to be the signature firearm of a certain British spy, James Bond, first played by Sean Connery himself. The original James Bond, shot with James Bond’s own gun.
We named the dog Indiana...
The actor that plays Hitler was also in The Empire Strikes Back as Admiral Ozzel
@@seannovack3834 oh fuck, that is him! I always thought his face looked familiar… apparently, he played Hitler a few times in his career, according to IMDB.
And Julian Glover, playing Donovan in this movie, played General Veers in Empire, the AT-AT driver who blows up the shield generator on Hoth.
@Teddy Ray you're greatly mistaken. "Dr. No" (1962) was the first James Bond film. It starred Sean Connery as 007.
After doing 5 films in 5 years Connery left the series and George Lazenby took over to do "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" (1969). The film was hugely criticized, primarily because it didn't star Sean Connery. I thought it was excellent, if a little long. Time has proven me correct and it's generally considered one of the better Bond outings.
Connery agreed to come back for one more film for 1971, "Diamonds Are Forever", and then the role went to Roger Moore.
@@seannovack3834 I thought Connery went back to 007 twice..... Diamonds and "Never Say Never Again"
Classic Addie: "My trust issues have served me well in this movie!" 🤣
Rip-roaring and highly entertaining. The filmmakers decided on Sean Connery when they said to themselves: Only James Bond could be Indy's dad. Great watch/reactions Ads.
In the end, Elsa just couldnt "let it go"
Haha! The look on your face when you realised that she was "involved" with both of them was *chef's kiss*!
Great reaction! 😊
A couple of fun facts that I forgot to mention on Patreon: Fun Fact #1: River Phoenix(Young Indy) played Harrison Ford's son in the 1986 movie "The Mosquito Coast". It was Harrison Ford's idea to cast River Phoenix for a young Indy.
Fun Fact #2: Indiana Jones got his name from George Lucas' dog. Thus, also giving the Jones family at the beginning of this movie that name as well.
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
If he were still living, River Phoenix might have gotten the green light from Harrison Ford to take over the Indiana Jones role when Ford was done with it. Just a theory that I wish could have come true. ;)
River Phoenix is literally, legendary always a win! May he Rest In Peace:( 🌹🌷🪷🪦
I like how the 4th test was the defeat of the Crusader in duel and the 5th one was the selection of the right Grail.
Addie, in The Empire Strikes Back, Donovan (Julian Glover) was General Veers, who led the Empire’s troops in the snow battle, while Hitler (Michael Sheard) was Admiral Ozzel, the first officer Darth Vader chokes. They even share a scene together.
Didn't know about Michael Sheard, but was about to bring up the Julian Glover connection.
The final scene where they ride off into the sunset during the credits was filmed on a ranch in the Texas Panhandle southeast of Amarillo.
A bit of trivia: the Jones house is in a little town called Antonito, Colorado. That town is one of the endpoints of the Cumbres & Toltec Narrow Gauge Railroad, which served as the circus train in the opening scene. I've ridden the train twice now; it runs through some wild and beautiful country between Antonito and Chama, New Mexico. The best part (other than discovering the Indy connection) is that it's so slow that you can get amazing scenic photos without trying too hard.
Every villain in this movie has a flower in their pocket, I don't know the significance of this but there ya go
Here's two Sean Connery movies for you to react to
The Rock(1996) it's directed by Michael Bay.
It's an action movie that takes place in San Francisco & Alcatraz Island. It also stars Nicolas Cage, Ed Harris, Tony Todd, & Michael Beihn.
The Hunt For Red October (1990) it's directed by John Mcteirnan. It's based on the Jack Ryan novel of the same name.
It takes place on a Russian submarine called The Red October.
It also stars Alec Baldwin, Sam Neill, Tim Curry, & James Earl Jones.
I second Red October heartily. Haven't gotten around to The Rock.
The Malamute we see at the start of the film is the one Indy is named after & is a nod to George Lucas’s own dog. During the time when Lucas was writing Star Wars, his own Malamute would sit next to him in the front seat of his car whenever they went out for a drive. This hairy co-pilot Lucas had, gave him the inspiration for Chewbacca!!
The boat chase, wasn’t actually filmed in Venice. It was shot at Tilbury Docks near London; virtually all the studio shooting for this film….as with the previous two films was carried out at Pinewood Studios.
My favorite. I’ve always been a big fan of both Harrison Ford and Sean Connery. Although they played father and son, they’re only 12 years apart in age.
If you've eve watched Game of Thrones, the villain Mr. Donovan is played by the same actor that plays Pycelle, Julian Glover.
He was also the Imperial leader in the AT-AT in Empire Strikes Back during the assault on the Hoth rebel base.
@@Galiant2010
He was also the voice of Aragog the spider in Harry Potter & the villain Kristatos in the James Bond movie For Your Eyes Only.
The man’s made a career out of playing villains in major franchises
A couple of fun facts about River Phoenix playing Young Indiana. One, Harrison Ford suggested River for the part because he enjoyed working with River on the film "Mosquito Coast" and thought River represented him best as a teenager. Also when it came to approaching to playing a Young Indiana, River described it as he wasn't trying to mimic Harrison Ford the grown man he is, but do it in a way that he would've done it as a teenager.
Yep, undoubtedly peak Indy right here. This movie is absolutely round in every aspect (script, casting, comedy, locations, OST). I mean, where else do you get James Bond helping Indiana Jones against Hitler? 🤣🤣🤣. Great reaction as always, Addie 😘
P. D: I can't thank you enough for 27:00 😂 There is no such thing as too many laughs.
The Last Crusade is my all time favourite for sure - though I am curious on how Indiana Jones 5 will go...
I am not. It is number 5. And we all know how 4 turned out. And the state of Hollywood these days gives me even less hope it could be good.
I dunno. With all the negativity about number 4 Spielberg might not lean so much on nostalgia and tell a compelling story this time. Just trying to look on the bright side though...
@@EvelyntMild Gotta agree with the chance here, they need to do the 'autopsy report' on the last movie and see where it went wrong, or, they don't care and use the name as a cash-grab. If they release a teaser, i'll look at that, if they release a trailer, i'll pass because trailers always spoil the movie.
@@EvelyntMild I regret to inform that Spielberg is not directing the last movie. Instead it is being directed by James Mangold who did "Logan" among others. Also it is the first movie to not be written by George Lucas in the series which is a shame as Lucas proved to be more imaginative writer than Disney's hired guns in regards to Star Wars, even if he may not have been the best director with prequels. I kinda wanted to see what he would write for the last Indiana Jones film.
If you've been following what has been going on all around number 5 and what the storyline is supposed to be... you would not be curious, you would be disgusted.
The short and sweet...Indy is not the hero in this one, he is going to be constantly saved by a woman, who is planned to be the new Indiana Jones in future movies! Indy is made out to be a bumbling low IQ idiot....and that's before they kill him off!
32:25 Okay, I guess I'll have to say it: Elsa couldn't "Let it Go" LOL!
I didn't catch that for the longest time, but I'm not a big Frozen fan. Another reactor to this movie pointed it out.
The trick with the "leap of faith" is what is called a "forced perspective". The footbridge is real but it has been painted to blend in perfectly with the surrounding canyon
One thing I like in this movie is that only those who were looking for the Grail for good reasons survived :
Donovan wanted the Grail to become immortal, he died.
Elza wanted the Grail for the glory of being the one who found it, she died
Henry was more interested in the quest for the Grail than in the Grail itself, he lives
Indy wanted the Grail to save his father, he lives
Yes. For Henry, it was enough just to know that it existed.
And Brody and Sallah(especially) are just in it for the adventure, it seems.
@@OgreProgrammer Marcus wants to keep it out of the Nazi's hands. Sallah too, as he was also against digging up the Ark. Plus, he's just helping out a friend.
I love that tone, when Connery looks at Harrison Ford and says, "Indiana, let it go."
The Brodi smash cut gag is the greatest gag in all of cinematic history. Change my mind.
"He chose...poorly" is absolutely the best piece of understated delivery in the history of cinema. 😂
Just a little bit of trivia but the guy who gives Indy the hat was written in the script as Abner Ravenwood, the father of Marion Ravenwood from Raiders. He was Indys mentor after all lol I love that fact
Great reaction Addie. Glad you caught the lessons that they learned especially his father. "That what truly matter in life his bond and love of his son. Not some relic." "Indiana. Let it go" His father knew that using his name he chose and hearing his father letting go of his obsession rang in his mind. Indiana realized his dad truly did love his mother and him. So, Illumination was a great word to use. This was such an amazing movie. This was my dad's favorite movies and I watched this with him, so I love watching since now he has passed, and I miss him.
Yes, this is the best Indiana Jones film by a country mile! Dr Jones Senior and Junior just have the BEST dynamic, it's heart warming, adventurous, action packed and with some great one liners thrown in, it's one of those films I honestly don't know how it could be improved.
Also Marcus Brody having some of the best comedic relief after being the mentor character in Raiders of the Lost Arc.
"Henry, Henry! Don't you see: the Pen is mightier than the sword!"
Supposedly, a previous draft of the script made it clear that the archaeologist/adventurer that gives Indy his hat in the flashback scene where he's played by River Phoenix is Abner Ravenwood, Marion's dad, and that's how he and Indy first met before he became his mentor when he studied archaeology. I suppose the filmed version doesn't intend that to be the case since he seems to be more of a mercenary type, but I never could stop seeing that guy as Abner from the moment I found out about that.
This movie is everybody's favorite because of Sean Connery. Indy has interesting, complicated relationships in all the films, but this time it was SEAN CONNERY.
For example, I loved "The Highlander" -- the story, the characters, especially the Highlands of Scotland. However, the sequel was crap, 109 minutes of torture. Around the middle of that film, Sean Connery shows up for about 10 minutes. Those 10 minutes were gold. Sean Connery is magic. He saves a bad movie (10 minutes, anyway), and makes a good movie great.
That giant "door" carved in the rock in the canyon is real. its called "Petra" No grail in there though...
16:33 The slow realization. Great reaction!
Indeed. She missed or didn't catch the significance of, "She talks in her sleep.", in an earlier scene.
Addie
George Lucas had a dog named "Indiana". He loved his dog, so when creating the character, Indiana Jones. Lucas added that line, "I love my dog" by Jones for this movie.
Great reaction video. And have to say, you handled the snake scenes much better than I thought you would. Kudos to you!
Okay, that "Where is Indiana?" joke was absolutely hysterical, Addie. 🤣🤣
casting Sean Connery was the best thing they did for this one. The story was good, but I think that Sean Connery was the key puzzle piece to make this the best Indiana Jones movie.
The scene where Indy fell over the cliff and lost is hat, a cast member there it back to him , that was not supposed to happen. But they kept it the movie. Because of jones reaction
One fun fact is that Sean Connery is only 12 years older than Harrison Ford.
This is how we say goodbye in Germany xDDD always cracks me up as a German :D
Random fact, the man who plays Walter Donovan, the bad guy. He also played General Veers, the Commander of the Imperial attack force on Hoth in the Empire Strikes Back.
All the indy movies are the greatest movies ever made people don't realize how funny these movies are .
Wonderfully shot and scored, great character chemistry, beautiful locations, a pair of great villains, and a stunningly gorgeous Alison Doody on top.
This is the quintessential action-adventure movie, period.
Excellent reaction! I love watching your responses to movies. So much fun!
Raiders is amazing and really brought back the genre of pulp adventures and gave them new life. Last Crusade is equally amazing, even though it is very different from the original as it is much more of a character-driven adventure movie than the celebration of pulp adventure flicks. And JRD as Sallah in each of them makes the movie that much better.
"unt zis is how ve say 'good-bye' in Germany."
lol
always loved that line.
Great job Addie. This was my favorite of the 3 as well. If you want another Grail movie I highly recommend Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Keep up the great work.
21:54. This scene was filmed in the Taberna's desert, in Almería (Spain). At that time, the temperature was very high and Sean Connery decided to shoot that shot...without pants!!
Greetings from Colombia, beautiful girl!
Bird strikes are a big problem for aeroplanes. Bird strikes caused both engines to fail during takeoff on an Airbus A320 commercial jet in New York and the result was 'The Miracle on the Hudson'. That event was a little after the time of Dr Henry Jones, Sr using them to bring down a P-2 in Indy 3 though.
You might want to check out the YT clips of Spielberg and Ford honoring Connery at his AFI Lifetime Achievement Award ceremony. Pierce Brosnan's speech honoring Connery at the same ceremony is well regarded. As for the name Indiana Jones, Lucas got the inspiration from the movie Nevada Smith. Lucas changed the name to Indiana Smith (Indiana was the name of Lucas' dog). It was later changed to Jones.
Fun one, Addie! 😃 Yeah, this is my favorite Indiana Jones movie too. Love all the Dad & Junior vibes, LOL! Pairing Harrison Ford & Sean Connery was a stroke of genius.
16:34 your look of realization is priceless!
Great reaction!
Man, River Phoenix as young Indiana couldn’t have been better cast. He even had his run down, kinda crazy legs down hill. We’d hoped it would be the beginning of a young Indiana telling his back story in full. He was such a good actor but sadly passed away young.
The crusader waving goodbye will always be emotional for me
Not to detract from this film (my favorite of the franchise so far, and a great reaction too), but if you liked Sean Connery in this then you might also like Highlander. He's not the lead role, but still an impressive and entertaining performance.
24:06 Wilhelm Scream!
Thank you for this reaction... I needed that today. :)
Hey Addie, Another Fun Fact:
The scene where the teenage Indy cracked the whip and got himself in the chin, that was setup as a plot device to explain the real-life scar on Harrison Ford's chin
-"Indiana...Let it go"
noboby like Sir Sean Connery to play Jones Dad! great react!
There is actually a young Indiana Jones television series you might find interesting.
Great reactions to my favorite Indiana Jones film as well, Addie!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Your intuition was right on suspecting Elsa and Donovan as possible bad guys.
That Indiana joke...golden!
Good morning Addie! Psyched to watch this with you! 🙂
This is kind of the perfect sequel. Almost everything about it is "the first film, but better," something a lot of sequels try and fail at. A lot of the story beats are the same: Indy on an adventure at the beginning, then back to teaching class before getting sucked into another adventure, and even the treasures that drive the plot are similar, the Ark of the Covenant and the Holy Grail, both important in Christian mythology. Even Nazis again as the bad guys. But it's what the film adds to the formula that really helps, in first exploring Indy's young days, then his strained and estranged relationship with his father, and how the adventure helps them heal and come to like and respect each other again.
Gotta say though, kinda surprised you missed when Henry Sr. says he knew Elsa was a Nazi "because she talks in her sleep."
The only issue I have with the flashback young Indy scene is that I can't see how he went from someone who cared about archaeology to the opportunistic treasure hunter he was in 'Temple of Doom'. I can believe his experiences in that brought him back to serious archaeology and teaching as he does in 'Raiders...' and this one, but what happened between this and 'Temple...' to make him the very thing he objects to in this scene
I don't know if it's the tiredness speaking, but you killed me with your "Where is Indiana ?" joke.
Yes! Welcome to the "Last Crusade is the best" ...club
Enjoyed watching with you. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
This is my favorite Indiana Jones movie by far. I definitely like this one more than the first and second. It hit the right points for me.
If anyone wants to see more of River Phoenix, he was in a movie called "Sneakers". It wasn't a block buster, but a decent techno spy action film with many good actors. It would make a pretty good movie to react to
"I feel like the Grail shouldn't be found" well Tom Hanks figured it out
The first part was filmed in my backyard in Moab.
So it holds a special place.
You were a million laughs!!!
Was anxiously waiting for this and not disappointed 😎.
Sean Connery reminds me of you when he slapped Jr for blasphemy. Still love that reaction of Sr's👍
11:15 beautiful interior design they did here in this scene.
Great reaction Addie 😄
Still one of the most enjoyable and entertaining movies of the series and Sean Connery raises the movie to a different level with his performance. Enjoyed the watch along Addie.
"ok but where is Indiana?" *ding* That made me laugh out loud, thanks. :D