Well, first of all, "defeats" and "deaths" are not the same concept. Also, even though some characters such as Lao Che or Chattar Lal survived or managed to escape, they failed to kill Indy or to accomplish their main goals. Moreover, I forgot to show the death of Simon Turner from The Infernal Machine. 3:12 Kao Kan is not the one Indy shoots, but he is in the car that gets crashed. And last but not least, 33:04 Gunther was one of Voller's henchmen, but it's not confirmed if he was in that plane... *Historical Figures* 8:47 Walter Burton Harris (1866-1933) 9:29 Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) 13:37 Barthélemy Boganda (1910-1959) 15:35 Manfred von Richtofen "The Red Baron" (1892-1918) 15:37 Anthony Fokker (1890-1939) 15:41 Villehad Forssman (1884-1944) 15:49 Sixtus of Bourbon-Parma (1886-1934) & Xavier of Bourbon-Parma (1889-1977) 18:07 Vlad Tepes (1428/1431-1476/1477) 20:13 Paul Robeson (1898-1976) 20:47 Erich von Stroheim (1885-1957) 23:03 Pancho Villa (1878-1923) 34:15 Archimedes (287-212 BCE)
I honestly really like how gruesome the deaths are in Indiana, shows what happens when you mess with the supernatural, a very gruesome and painful death before being erased from existence.
5:28 I’ve always felt that when Indy was speaking to Mola Ram in Hindi and saying he betrayed Sheeva, was that Sheeva heard him. Especially when Mola Ram said “the stones are mine!” And if you look very closely you can see a whirlpool begin and it engulfs the other stones back to Sheeva while allowing Indy to take back the stone to the village and in Temple of Doom it’s the only adventure that Indy actually completes. He brought back the true treasure which are the children.
4:10 According to Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sourcebook, Chattar Lal survived this and managed to get away with good amount of stolen treasure, however now as a wanted man.
In one version of the script, the scene was deleted, chatar lal survives being crush by the wheel. He then try to push Indy or Willie in the flaming pit and end up falling to his doom alone
6:23 for those who were ever confused by the bad ADR in the butler scene, the recorded line was originally “I am Jesse Owens”. It was changed in post production simply because the filmmakers assumed at the time modern audience wound’t get the reference. It was even changed briefly to Mae West before they settled on Mickey Mouse for the same reason.
The subvillians had the most gruesome deaths besides maybe Ernst Vogel, who only fell from a cliff: Nazi Mechanic - chopped by propeller Chief Guard - crushed by roller Antonin - eaten alive by ants Hauke - drowned being handcuffed to a gate
@ Picture this: Somehow, Vogel survives the fall, only to find himself unable to move and right next to his tank, which is standing upright, and without warning, the tank topples over and crushes him.
The scene with the sword wielding guy was actually supposed to be a long fighting sequence through several spots. Harrison Ford got dysentery so he was very sick at this scene.. He asked Spielberg if they could cut the whole thing short by just shooting the guy. Spielberg gave his blessing and that is how it is.
@@thanoseid2883 Yep. Dystentery is like. Crapping blood and being sick. Count in a warm country and you are fucked when it comes to being relaxed and well rest
Interesting to think of three things, Harrison ford was suffering food poisoning during the iconic gun beats sword fight,the German mechanic is in all 3 movies, and Spielberg made a cameo in the temple of doom as one of the missionaries in the background with George Lucus
@@scottyoshihara2458 Another thing is that Hermann Göring, a real historical figure, appeared in The Last Crusade and in a an episode of The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones
@thanoseid2883 in release date yes Raiders of the lost ark is first but in film set raiders of the lost ark was in 1936 after temple of doom which was set in 1935 released in 1984
The way I always interpreted the scene where Mola Ram died in Temple of Doom was that Indy was being possessed by or somehow channelling Sheeva as he started speaking in the toungues and the rocks burned.
In the first vision, before falling to his death, Mola Ram gains his consciousness from the burns of the stone ( like the little maradjah). This implie he was possessed by the stones, making him sort of a victim and giving him a more tragic and nuanced end. However the final script didn't go that way and just made him evil
27:53 Dovchenko's death looks like Dieter Stark's death from Jurassic Park 2 28:32 George McHale's death looks like Hugo's death from Alita Battle Angel 28:48 Spalko's death looks like DOR-15's death from Meet The Robinsons 32:54 Hauke's death looks like Corvus' death from Pompeii 33:43 Jürgen Voller's death looks like Masrani's death from Jurassic World
I love the first three movies, the young Indiana Jones films also capture the same energy. This franchise will have a close spot to my heart in the treasure hunting genre
@@kidz4p509 Nice, I used to watch LEGO Indiana Jones fan made videos several years ago... But, unfortunately, the idea is to show deaths from official media
@@SmolBirbForg Well, he was in Geheimhaven, the place where Belloq performed the ritual, and as far as I know, all the Naz1s where witnessing it without exception
@@SmolBirbForg Well, I am reading the Fandom Wiki right now, it says: "the film's novelization implies that he does indeed die when the Ark is opened, but Marvel Comics' comic book adaptation more explicitly shows his presence there by having him subdue Jones at the Tabernacle. The Raiders of the Lost Ark Adventure Pack, however, mentions that all Nazis present at the island, including those who didn't attend the ceremony at the altar, have disappeared, leaving ambiguous exactly what became of Mohler".
La muerte de los nazis en Indiana Jones fue brutal y bien sangrienta sobre todo para niños y ahora que es de Disney Indiana Jones es más terrible ver está escena
If I had a nickel everytime a man with the last name Voller died because of Indiana I would have 2 nickels which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened twice.
I know he's technically a N*zi, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't always feel bad for the German mechanic (aka enemy boxer) i mean dear Lord that's a horrible way to go 😅
Yep: The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, that was the TV series. But the canon version of it is The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones, the same as TYIJC but in chronological order, adding new scenes and unaired episodes, and deleting the bookends of George Hall as a 90 year old Indiana Jones
@@TheSFMWonderer Yes, I was surprised about it. Also, when I found out about its existence, I knew that some of the soundtracks in the LEGO game were from it, and I was right
I don't know exactly, but there are a lot of books (e.g. the novelization). Mohler is that Naz1 who told Belloq: "The altar has been prepared in accordance with your radio instructions, sir." when they where in the secret base
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Well, first of all, "defeats" and "deaths" are not the same concept. Also, even though some characters such as Lao Che or Chattar Lal survived or managed to escape, they failed to kill Indy or to accomplish their main goals.
Moreover, I forgot to show the death of Simon Turner from The Infernal Machine.
3:12 Kao Kan is not the one Indy shoots, but he is in the car that gets crashed.
And last but not least, 33:04 Gunther was one of Voller's henchmen, but it's not confirmed if he was in that plane...
*Historical Figures*
8:47 Walter Burton Harris (1866-1933)
9:29 Norman Rockwell (1894-1978)
13:37 Barthélemy Boganda (1910-1959)
15:35 Manfred von Richtofen "The Red Baron" (1892-1918)
15:37 Anthony Fokker (1890-1939)
15:41 Villehad Forssman (1884-1944)
15:49 Sixtus of Bourbon-Parma (1886-1934) & Xavier of Bourbon-Parma (1889-1977)
18:07 Vlad Tepes (1428/1431-1476/1477)
20:13 Paul Robeson (1898-1976)
20:47 Erich von Stroheim (1885-1957)
23:03 Pancho Villa (1878-1923)
34:15 Archimedes (287-212 BCE)
True the Monkey was just a monkey he didn’t deserve to be a antagonist
Red Baron was Shot down over Australien and died seconds After the Impact and got burried by his enemys
@Swisschesses Yep, but this is about Indy's series
@@cirgabs15 I know
You forgot about the pilot that got blown up after the plane exploded in raiders
I honestly really like how gruesome the deaths are in Indiana, shows what happens when you mess with the supernatural, a very gruesome and painful death before being erased from existence.
I read this somewhere else, "When will N@zis ever learn that God hates them?"
thats something that underwelmed me with temple of doom, he just fell off a cliff
5:28 I’ve always felt that when Indy was speaking to Mola Ram in Hindi and saying he betrayed Sheeva, was that Sheeva heard him. Especially when Mola Ram said “the stones are mine!” And if you look very closely you can see a whirlpool begin and it engulfs the other stones back to Sheeva while allowing Indy to take back the stone to the village and in Temple of Doom it’s the only adventure that Indy actually completes. He brought back the true treasure which are the children.
*Donovan dies*
Knight: He chose...poorly.
You think?
SHE chose poorly.
Actually Schneider deliberately gave him a false grail and when see his remains with the pin it’s symbolic
Maybe other Grails just aged him up but didn't kill him, just shortening his lifespan?
It Was Her choice. Not his.
True, it was her choice. But he allowed it and gave her thanks.
4:10 According to Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sourcebook, Chattar Lal survived this and managed to get away with good amount of stolen treasure, however now as a wanted man.
Even in the movie scene he's clearly still alive but incapacitated, although you could speculate whether his internal organs got damaged.
In one version of the script, the scene was deleted, chatar lal survives being crush by the wheel. He then try to push Indy or Willie in the flaming pit and end up falling to his doom alone
1:04 Indiana is like, "bro, i ain't got time for this, just die already, cause i got more important things to do"
Movie 🍿🎥
I always loved the "shoot them both" then the henchman shooting the guy with the gun in indy's hand lol
even funnier when you watch both their faces and see them both go "screw that" so they shoot him together
😢😢😢😢
@joshuahiltpold248 Henchman: "Truce?"
Indy: "Truce."
💥💥💥🔫
5 second truce
Yeah that henchman basically said: "YOU SERIOUS!?"
6:23 for those who were ever confused by the bad ADR in the butler scene, the recorded line was originally “I am Jesse Owens”. It was changed in post production simply because the filmmakers assumed at the time modern audience wound’t get the reference. It was even changed briefly to Mae West before they settled on Mickey Mouse for the same reason.
*[Searches Jesse Owens]* "Ah, now I understand the bit."
7:42: I always wonder if it was deliberate that at that moment Donovan looks much like Doc Brown from the Back to the Future trilogy...
Amblin Entertainment produced both.
And now we have to add the villains from The Great Circle into this montage.
6:24 “I AM MICKEY MOUSE” got me
“How dare he?” *PUNCH*
*gets knocked out*
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He’s not Mickey Mouse.
this video reminded me how gruesome and terrifying the deaths in the indiana jones franchise can be.
The subvillians had the most gruesome deaths besides maybe Ernst Vogel, who only fell from a cliff:
Nazi Mechanic - chopped by propeller
Chief Guard - crushed by roller
Antonin - eaten alive by ants
Hauke - drowned being handcuffed to a gate
Well, Vogel would’ve been smashed like a melon offscreen.
Antonin? I though he was called Dovchenko
(I don't remember his name being mentioned in the movie, but that's his lego versión is called,)
You can see Vogel rolling in the rocks and being crushed by the cannon of tank.
@ Picture this: Somehow, Vogel survives the fall, only to find himself unable to move and right next to his tank, which is standing upright, and without warning, the tank topples over and crushes him.
@@isaiasaguirre342That's his full name.
The scene with the sword wielding guy was actually supposed to be a long fighting sequence through several spots. Harrison Ford got dysentery so he was very sick at this scene.. He asked Spielberg if they could cut the whole thing short by just shooting the guy. Spielberg gave his blessing and that is how it is.
i also heard it was because he was tired.
@@thanoseid2883 Yep. Dystentery is like. Crapping blood and being sick. Count in a warm country and you are fucked when it comes to being relaxed and well rest
Movie
I always loved how Indie tried to save the guy on the rock crusher.
The fake holy grail made Walter Donovan turn in to Doc Brown from Back To The Future 😂
GREAT SCOTT
1:49 this death scared the heck out of me when I first watched it. And it still does!
Even though the monkey was one of the bad guys, I felt he didn't deserve it.
@@duskstone109 She.
It was literally a Nazi Monkey.
@@joaquinbarboza3223the monkey is a girl?
@@joaquinbarboza3223At least according to Marion.
Lil man was just doing his job :(
27:43 “You’re a…a teacher?”
“Part time.”
antonin had one of the worst deaths he could heal but that means he became the ants infinite supply
@johnt-t2j His body doesn't regenerate
You think the ants would keep him alive?
@@joaquinbarboza3223 well he definitely could take a hit
Did I forget something or are you hallucinating him having regeneration superpowers?
I never realized that first dude that gets disarmed is the same one dead after escaping the temple.
2:23 the most horrific deaths
1:05 he was like.
I don't have any time for this.
29:56 this one, it’s a cartoon look!!🤣
Interesting to think of three things, Harrison ford was suffering food poisoning during the iconic gun beats sword fight,the German mechanic is in all 3 movies, and Spielberg made a cameo in the temple of doom as one of the missionaries in the background with George Lucus
@@scottyoshihara2458 Another thing is that Hermann Göring, a real historical figure, appeared in The Last Crusade and in a an episode of The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones
What is your favorite movie
@shaynewheeler9249 Dial of Destiny 🍷
I didn't know the mechanic was in the first three, the more you know I guess
@@cirgabs15 yeah dial of destiny is great
Though nothing beats the classics but honestly? Its great
Indiana Jones and the Temple of doom was set in 1935 a year before the Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the lost Ark which was set in 1936
wait really? i thought the ark one was first?
@thanoseid2883 in release date yes Raiders of the lost ark is first but in film set raiders of the lost ark was in 1936 after temple of doom which was set in 1935 released in 1984
The wild robot
6:55:
Elsa’s just looking all prideful of her choice to stab him in the back to his death, until she has to witness what she thrust upon him herself.
I didn't expected the cameo name Mickey Mouse. I mean wow. 😮
Jeez the final part of the first movie traumatized me when i was little😂
What is your favorite movie
@shaynewheeler9249 if you mean about indy, the first three, i don't really have a favourite movie about indiana jones
2:25 bro i found a legendary scene 💀
I’m not a crystal skull hater but Spalko disintegrating from an alien giving her a look of disapproval is really funny.
27:30 set it the other way around?
The way I always interpreted the scene where Mola Ram died in Temple of Doom was that Indy was being possessed by or somehow channelling Sheeva as he started speaking in the toungues and the rocks burned.
Also you can see a whirlpool begin to open and it’s Sheeva taking back the stones. Mola Ram betrayed Sheeva by saying “THE STONES ARE MINE”
In the first vision, before falling to his death, Mola Ram gains his consciousness from the burns of the stone ( like the little maradjah). This implie he was possessed by the stones, making him sort of a victim and giving him a more tragic and nuanced end. However the final script didn't go that way and just made him evil
I think its more Indy channeling Sheeva's name
Oh my god, he shot bond 16:58
No worries it’s a Fake bond
6:24 was this just a scripted joke or was he trying to be sarcastic?
As I understood it, he was being sarcastic and was making fun of Indy as he understood that he isn't a Scottish lord (if I heard it right)
27:53 Dovchenko's death looks like Dieter Stark's death from Jurassic Park 2
28:32 George McHale's death looks like Hugo's death from Alita Battle Angel
28:48 Spalko's death looks like DOR-15's death from Meet The Robinsons
32:54 Hauke's death looks like Corvus' death from Pompeii
33:43 Jürgen Voller's death looks like Masrani's death from Jurassic World
2:23
when she starts giving teeth
28:40:
She should have stopped after learning about the proof of God’s experience and the Turin Shroud.
7:42 I Don’t know why but this scene always makes me laugh😂
Kao Kahn didn’t die. He was right there next to his daddy when they got to the airport
I know, my idea was to show that Kao was defeated by being in the crashed car. I think I should mention it in a pinned comment...
@ ah
Lao didn't die either.
@nehemiahpouncey3607 Defeats and deaths are not the same
Lego Indiana Jones games: hey, you forgot me!
I must change the title for "Original story Videogames"
@ Lego games do not count?
@@Gamex-Frontiers They are not Original Story Videogames, they are adaptations
I'm really sorry for everything 😞
You forgot Simon Turner. He was an antagonist in Infernal Machine.
I would not consider Lao Che's one as a defeat tbh. He won to "dispose" Indy and will think so for years to come.
He should change this Lao didn't die.
@@nehemiahpouncey3607 he is probably dead during the great circle, Japanese bomb Shanghai so I think he died with it
As a reminder, Defeat doesn’t equal death
I love the first three movies, the young Indiana Jones films also capture the same energy. This franchise will have a close spot to my heart in the treasure hunting genre
5:50 damn hope he's okay
Pretty sure he’s fine.
Dude,indiana Jones series has the most disturbing deaths
Welp. Looks like I’m not sleeping tonight
7:40
Will you do an update on this now that The Great Circle has come out?
Yep
This might sight weird, but I know a couple of fan-made Indiana Jones villains that you can show.
@@kidz4p509 For example?
@@cirgabs15 I’ve been watching some LEGO Indiana Jones stop motion movies, and the two that stand out are Staff Of Gods and Emperor’s Eye.
@@kidz4p509 Nice, I used to watch LEGO Indiana Jones fan made videos several years ago... But, unfortunately, the idea is to show deaths from official media
2:15 Call of Duty Zombie
You got a chuckle out of me 🤣
I wonder how long Walter Donovan lived before he died.
Я никогда не раздумывался над тем, какие ужасные и жестокие смерти в "Индиане Джонсе"
What about Simon Turner?
ikr
he says he forgot him in top comment.
@ I know, but my comment was first.
I find it interesting how the young indiana jones chronicles and the indiana jones temple of the forbidden eye ride are Canon to the movies.
Moment in Arabian swordsman-🗿🗿🗿
Killing Mola Ram, Chief Guard, the Feng sisters, Marshall Kai, and Daniel Craig are definitely Dr. Jones' crown jewel victories!
My reaction to Wonder pets Reboot Be like:
2:24
2:30 Mohler was apparently not at the event
@@SmolBirbForg Well, he was in Geheimhaven, the place where Belloq performed the ritual, and as far as I know, all the Naz1s where witnessing it without exception
@ I looked at his wikipedia, which seems to say he wasn’t present for it.
@@SmolBirbForg Well, I am reading the Fandom Wiki right now, it says: "the film's novelization implies that he does indeed die when the Ark is opened, but Marvel Comics' comic book adaptation more explicitly shows his presence there by having him subdue Jones at the Tabernacle. The Raiders of the Lost Ark Adventure Pack, however, mentions that all Nazis present at the island, including those who didn't attend the ceremony at the altar, have disappeared, leaving ambiguous exactly what became of Mohler".
@@cirgabs15 So it is possible he survived, but they simply don’t answer what happened to him.
9:12 that was hilarious! What episode was this on?
@@heroscale1993 Episode 2: Passion for Life
21:20
Oof
La muerte de los nazis en Indiana Jones fue brutal y bien sangrienta sobre todo para niños y ahora que es de Disney Indiana Jones es más terrible ver está escena
Short Round talks like Data from Steven Spielberg's goonies
Is it me or did as soon as Walter Donovan began losing his youth did he start looking like Christopher Lloyd?
8:45 - Hang about. Is that Asher D? What’s a So Solid member doing in an Indy film?
Yep, in those Young Indy films also appeared Daniel Craig, Anthony Daniels, Christopher Lee and Catherine Zeta-Jones
22:52 who connected the red and blue wires?
RW:Funfact:the Arabian swordsman part was rly when Harrison Ford was not feeling it atall cause during filming he was sick
Nice video
Old mate Walter Donovan got it rough.
That poor monkey😔😔😔😔😢😢😢😢🥺🥺🥺🥺💔💔💔💔🫂🫂🫂🫂🕊🕊🕊🕊🐒🐒🐒🐒
Indy talks like Han Solo from star wars
Indiana jones movies has some best kills in my book.
Voller's death is so funny lmao
The moment when the plane want to crash he just “Well that's it”
0:09 AHHHHHH MAMAMIA!
0:00 me habia olvidado de la existencia de Barranca
6:21 Okay but can we talk about the fact that Indie has a horrendous Scottish accent when his dad is literally Scottish? 💀💀
Temple of Doom may have been darker than Raiders but it’s one of my favorites
"Gunther (unconfirmed)"
[Gets a ballista shot through his chest]
Gunther was one of Voller's henchmen, but it's not confirmed if he was in that plane...
3:11 Guys, is that where the original "AAOWWH!" sound came from?
@Eve_Glitch The original one is from Distant Drums (1951)
@cirgabs15 Ahh, thank you! I was wondering why this particular sound is so popular and yet the origin is never mentioned. ^^
From the thumbnail I thought Magnus Völler (PS2/Wii) was an airline pilot.
Idk why but just (I forgot his name) just screaming at it is so goddamn funny to me 1:58
That's Toht
Bob Papenbrook as the voice of screaming natives
8:25:
A brief moment of silence for the Nazi Woman who Indiana Jones fell for…
2:20
Most gore
Terrifier ✖️
This moemnt ☠️☠️☠️☠️
7:42 great scott
If I had a nickel everytime a man with the last name Voller died because of Indiana I would have 2 nickels which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened twice.
2:18 THAT CREEPYPASTA💀
Context?
Chen at the temple of doom, is a prosthetic body?
Walter Donovan turned into Doc Brown
@@Lucas_inTheLIGHT Erased... from existence...
My grandpa likes Indiana jones
Bro that german mechanic looks like my grandpa.
Friend: *caught lacking*
Me: 28:44
1:07 can't it be easy as that.
I know he's technically a N*zi, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't always feel bad for the German mechanic (aka enemy boxer) i mean dear Lord that's a horrible way to go 😅
That’s karma for him for bullying Indiana Jones.
Dawg the Raiders of the Lost Ark deaths are always traumatizing me for some reason
Mutt Williams/Henry Jones III talks just like asbel from nausicaa of the valley of the wind and Samuel James whitwicky from Micheal bay's transformers
4:35 bro he use a cape🤦🤦
Remember
NO CAPES
3:12 5:50 wilhelm scream
3:54 you spin my right round
There was a Indiana Jones show? I didn’t know that. But, is it canon to the movies, or is its own thing? Just wondering.
Yep: The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, that was the TV series. But the canon version of it is The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones, the same as TYIJC but in chronological order, adding new scenes and unaired episodes, and deleting the bookends of George Hall as a 90 year old Indiana Jones
@ Ah, kk. Still, surprising there was a tv show based around Indiana Jones, mainly cause it wasn’t mentioned.
@@TheSFMWonderer Yes, I was surprised about it. Also, when I found out about its existence, I knew that some of the soundtracks in the LEGO game were from it, and I was right
@@cirgabs15 Lol, that’s wild.
Where did you get Belloq's middle name? And Thot's? And Dieter's? And who's Mohler?
I don't know exactly, but there are a lot of books (e.g. the novelization). Mohler is that Naz1 who told Belloq: "The altar has been prepared in accordance with your radio instructions, sir." when they where in the secret base
@cirgabs15 Thanks!
18:07 this scene haunted me as a kid