@Breadloaf-kr4gi I agree! He did an excellent job & made it feel super intense. People can say whatever want to say he doesn’t care & shit, but I disagree. He was very committed in this, definitely more than he was in previous piece of shit Crystal Skull film.
Well Jurgen isn't think clearly about the person who invented the dial. All he think is it a time machine to send them back in time. But what he didn't realise the dial wouldn't be taking them to their time.
@@joeytaylor1021 While I dislike like parts of the movie but I certainly love that twist where the villains having no clue their head towards Archimedes' time.
My only personal issue with the movie, not a huge issue but it would’ve been nice if Indy mentioned something about continental drift during his lecture on Archimedes
My only personal issue with the movie, not a huge issue but it would’ve been nice if Indy mentioned something about continental drift during his lecture on Archimedes
@@DavidPoddany That would be an interesting thing to pull off. Maybe the lecture didn't even have to be about Archimedes. Maybe Indy could've said "What if the Apollo missions were done 2,000 years ago? Well, according to continental drift, the launch site would be here and the landing site would be here." Although he'd have to know those places and where they were back then.
I think Indy was lying here to try and make Voller doubt he was headed to 1939. This isn't the first time Indy has reached into his brain and pulled out a reason to make bad guys doubt themselves
@@joeytaylor1021 In Indy 4, he was pretty open about his analysis with Spalko. But in Indy 1, he did say “Too bad the Juavitos (?) don’t know you the way I do, Belloq” when he didn’t even know how to speak their language.
That’s false. It’s clear that continental drift was crucial. Because they needed it to get to their accurate destination. The problem here isn’t about traveling back in time. The problem is going to the right timeline. Without continental drift they ended up in ancient times
@@joshuawillis602actually, it mention that the Dial was designed as a "forced hand". Archimedes is making people thinking it takes them to time period, when it's just fixed to his. I think indy was trying to cause doubt, and being intelligent in so many fields helps you create many credible theories to cause people to abort things.
Firstly, this is fictional; we’re talking about time travel based (at least in part) on GEOGRAPHY 😂. Secondly, you made it to this fifth film after the guy survived a nuclear blast in a fridge; are you quite sure it ACTUALLY bothers you? Finally, you’re expected to imagine that calculating the ebbs and flows of space-time so as to make time travel possible is a rigorous discipline that requires not only a legendary intellect (in this case, that of Archemides) but…probably some pretty precise calculations? Pretty precise integration of a ton of variables? Besides, Geological change might not be perceptible to the human eye after 2000 years, but you can bet your ass it has changed significantly nonetheless, in one way or another.
Real life drift moves at the same speed as your nails grow, roughly an inch every year. Give or take a few, 2,000 years is 170 feet of drift. Even if its complete fiction, Indy points out that as much as 10 degrees off is substantial enough.
No not really, but it's apparent to me that Indy is 100% reaching for a reason to make them believe they're not going to 1939 in a last ditch effort to try and make them turn around and not win.
Probably the best Harrison Ford preformance in years.
He was great in Star Wars the force awakens
Harrison's performance was amazing in this scene.
@Breadloaf-kr4gi I agree! He did an excellent job & made it feel super intense. People can say whatever want to say he doesn’t care & shit, but I disagree. He was very committed in this, definitely more than he was in previous piece of shit Crystal Skull film.
Jurgen: “WILL YOU SHUT UP!!!! I’m thinking!!!”
Me: No Jurgen, you WEREN’T thinking.
“I don’t know *where* we’re going, Jürgen…. but it sure as hell… AIN’T *1939!”*
Probably my favorite quote in the whole film 😂😂😂
I don’t know where we’re going Jürgen. But it sure as hell…. AINT 1939!
UMKEHREN, ABBRECHEN, UMKEHREN, ABBRECHEN!
For some reason that’s the best line in the entire movie
You can hear the desperation in Indy's voice here, and the line "Your calculations are wrong!"
Well Jurgen isn't think clearly about the person who invented the dial. All he think is it a time machine to send them back in time. But what he didn't realise the dial wouldn't be taking them to their time.
Why did he wait to say Aint 1939
Either way its still the best 2 word quote
That final line in the cinema - actual chills. I didn't know what was going to happen.
I love how this is the variation of the curse gone wrong moment, really cool and different!
If I were Indy I would've just kept quiet to scare Voller
It really feels like he's trying to manipulate them into turning around, he had nothing to lose at that point, so he had to try and "convince" them.
@@joeytaylor1021 While I dislike like parts of the movie but I certainly love that twist where the villains having no clue their head towards Archimedes' time.
I love how they went too far back.
I love this scene
It would've been better if Indy mentioned continental drift earlier in the movie.
My only personal issue with the movie, not a huge issue but it would’ve been nice if Indy mentioned something about continental drift during his lecture on Archimedes
My only personal issue with the movie, not a huge issue but it would’ve been nice if Indy mentioned something about continental drift during his lecture on Archimedes
@@DavidPoddany That would be an interesting thing to pull off. Maybe the lecture didn't even have to be about Archimedes. Maybe Indy could've said "What if the Apollo missions were done 2,000 years ago? Well, according to continental drift, the launch site would be here and the landing site would be here." Although he'd have to know those places and where they were back then.
I think Indy was lying here to try and make Voller doubt he was headed to 1939. This isn't the first time Indy has reached into his brain and pulled out a reason to make bad guys doubt themselves
@@joeytaylor1021 In Indy 4, he was pretty open about his analysis with Spalko. But in Indy 1, he did say “Too bad the Juavitos (?) don’t know you the way I do, Belloq” when he didn’t even know how to speak their language.
Plate Tectonics did em in this time hehe
Well, the truth was that the dial was a one way portal. It only goes back to 213 BC. Indy was partially right.
I like how continental drift actually has nothing to do with the plot
i thought about that too lmfao, it actually works as intended in spite of continental drift, the intention just wasn't what the nazis thought
That’s false. It’s clear that continental drift was crucial. Because they needed it to get to their accurate destination. The problem here isn’t about traveling back in time. The problem is going to the right timeline. Without continental drift they ended up in ancient times
@@joshuawillis602actually, it mention that the Dial was designed as a "forced hand". Archimedes is making people thinking it takes them to time period, when it's just fixed to his.
I think indy was trying to cause doubt, and being intelligent in so many fields helps you create many credible theories to cause people to abort things.
WILL YOU SHUT UP!.. I'M THINKING!
🤣🤣
Funny when someone says that in a movie and to the audience they know their weren't think at all.
This bothered me, would 2,000 years of drift even be perceptible?
Firstly, this is fictional; we’re talking about time travel based (at least in part) on GEOGRAPHY 😂. Secondly, you made it to this fifth film after the guy survived a nuclear blast in a fridge; are you quite sure it ACTUALLY bothers you? Finally, you’re expected to imagine that calculating the ebbs and flows of space-time so as to make time travel possible is a rigorous discipline that requires not only a legendary intellect (in this case, that of Archemides) but…probably some pretty precise calculations? Pretty precise integration of a ton of variables? Besides, Geological change might not be perceptible to the human eye after 2000 years, but you can bet your ass it has changed significantly nonetheless, in one way or another.
Real life drift moves at the same speed as your nails grow, roughly an inch every year. Give or take a few, 2,000 years is 170 feet of drift. Even if its complete fiction, Indy points out that as much as 10 degrees off is substantial enough.
No not really, but it's apparent to me that Indy is 100% reaching for a reason to make them believe they're not going to 1939 in a last ditch effort to try and make them turn around and not win.
@@minder01 Even so, there barely would be any changes between 213 BC and the 60's. It's THAT slow.
@@godzillavkk No.
Man what an absurd way to end this franchise
It’s not absurd
For an Indy “This situation is going going to shit” moment, this one is pretty damn good.
Dumb AF continental Drift in 2200 Years is like 60-70 meters.