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FIRST TIME WATCHING: Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom...THIS GOT DARK!!
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- Опубліковано 11 сер 2021
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James and Ninetailedbrush watch the next installment of the Indiana Jones franchise, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom! I hope you guys enjoy!
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The raft escape from the plane is actually plausible, and MythBusters stands behind that. It's actually the way cats and squirrels and lots of small animals survive high falls. They immediately spread themselves out as flat as possible to decrease their terminal velocity, which they reach within ten or twenty feet. So, after that initial ten or twenty feet, it doesn't matter how much farther they fall, it's all the same speed, as long as they keep their center of gravity low and don't flip over.
Huh, that's kinda crazy
"Indy..I love you! You're my best friend!" 🥺😭 short round is the most loyal son
I feel like Short Round was the real "love interest" in this film.
@@Lannisen yeah just like Sean Connery’s role in the next film
The leading lady, Cate Capshaw, actually married Steven Speilburg. She was too forgiving of the bugs. haha
@Miles Doyle What.
Lady only here because she humping director.
It sounded like you caught this, but I just wanted to point out that Temple of Doom happens chronologically BEFORE Raiders. Also you almost certainly missed this, but 'R. Webber,' the guy that booked Indy's ill-fated flight, was played by Dan Ackroyd. As for Crystal Skull, it's definitely the BLACK SHEEP of the franchise, but it's worth seeing at least once, if only for completeness' sake.
This.
Chronology is 2, 1, 3, 4. 4 is definitely not on the same level as the trilogy, but it's not as bad as some people would like to make you think. It's still entertaining, even if it is a bit dumb at times, still worth a watch.
@@sarah.the.clumsy 4 is a perfectly enjoyable film, and in its own way its still kind of about a religious idea. I really enjoy a lot of what it does, but to describe why here would be a spoiler, so I'll wait until they get to it.
You need to see the 4th Indiana Jones film to get ready for the 5th film which is filming currently.
I loved kingdom of the crystal skulls. But then I went with a bunch of drunk peeps
@@grassfedmilkmomma I enjoyed it myself, but it is definitely inferior to the others, mostly because it doubles down on the camp a tad too much. Saw the ending coming, though.
I can't wait until you watch the next Indiana Jones movie. Hands down my favorite of all of them! Harrison Ford and Sean Connery had such good chemistry
I have a Delphi commemorative plate that is a portrait of Dr, Jones and Henry Jones Jr. I got it at a flea market, Definitely worth the $20.
The darkest, violent and most controversial Indiana Jones movie ever made! This film is what incited the PG-13 rating. The first being Red Dawn and the second Dreamscape.
Plus Gremlins (which Spielberg produced).
This is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. I used to love playing the arcade game at my local drug store as a kid.
@edwardthompson4600 “We walk from here.” I loved that game
7:20 This goes unexplained in the movie for sure, but in the novelization, the reason for the pilots taking an indirect route to killing Indy boils down to the fact that one of them tried to approach Indy, only to watch as one of the chicken's eggs fall, intent on landing on Indy's head. Defying all sense of vulnerability, a still-sleeping Indy catches the egg flawlessly, which scares the pilot into believing they couldn't directly deal with him.
"No time for love, Dr. Jones!"
Yessss you guys have got to react to number 4 (Kingdom of the Crystal Skull), it is still a great movie, but most people will never love modern remakes of older franchises. I love you guys’ reactions, keep up the good work🙌🏻
India was part of the British Empire in the 30's, that's why the British are there. Chronologically this movie takes place a few years before the first one, the movies are all pretty much episodic, in the way the Bond movies are. Soem connections, btu not really sequels.
The big guy Indy fights, who suffers the horrible death, is the same actor he fought in the first one that got into the propeller.
If you watch these films in chronological order it’s cool that the allies in the first film (western civilisation) is now the villains in Raiders
The British are trying to stamp out this primitive, gruesome evil and then the “more advanced” western civilisation in Raiders is undone by the more primitive/ancient power of the ark
And obviously the films match up with the times in terms of who the antagonist were in the film serial of the time
Some details get a little weird with this being a prequel, such as Indy's assertion in Raiders that "I don't believe in magic...a lot of superstitious hocus-pocus," when he's seen tons of magic take place in this film. The bit with the sword-wielding guys is a little odd as well, since his reaction is one of "Oh, I've done this before" when he reaches for his gun.
One of the reasons the Royal Enfield motorcycle company thrives today, the company was expanded to India and when alot of the British motorcycle companies went under in the 70s they loved the Royal Enfields so much in India they continued to make them
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks Maybe he did the sword thing before and in Raiders it wasn't his first time
I have read that Spielberg told Kate Capshaw, snakes or bugs???? She chose the bugs over snakes, but Spielberg really did make them be in a nest of bugs!
You guys might like to see "Romancing the Stone," if you haven't already.
If you want to see another film with the "pulp serial" aesthetic behind it, you should see "The Shadow."
Gen-X kids didn't need PG-13 ratings. We liked our films the way they were.
I mean, I’d be ok with taht
The shadow, rocketeer, the phantom, sky captain
The nightclub in the beginning was called “Club Obiwan”
So the bats that Indy points out are not giant vampire bat's. A giant vampire bat only has a 20inch wingspan. Those were Flying Foxes. Scientifically known as Pteropus Vampyrus. As a kid I always knew they were flying foxes. I was a big mammal nerd. Lol
They are also quite cute in a lot of ways.
@@robertgronewold3326 100%
"Why are the English here, that's my question " yeah, the people of India were asking that same question for 89 years.
I rolled my eyes at that.
Omg. Get over it already. Conquest happens all the time.
I audibly laughed when I read this 😂
Lmao
A bit of cultural background, So the man playing Mola Ram aka Amrish Puri (passed away in 2005 due to cancer) is an iconic and legendary Bollywood actor, Mostly remembered for tons of Villian roles in the Hindi film industry, Spielberg even said he had never seen a more terrifying actor than Amrish for a villain role, It would be cool to see you guys watch a Bollywood movie with subtitles 😊👍 Personally im a fanboy of an actor called Hrithik Roshan (Resemble's Bradley Cooper) Big Respect from this Fiji Indian viewer in Melbourne Australia guys 😊👍 Love this channel and discovered you due to your Conjuring/Annabelle watch along series 😊👍
Amrish Puri was one of Spielberg’s favorite actors to work with. I’m glad to see he’s still remembered almost 20 years after his death.
I watched this as a small child! THIS was a "kid friendly" in my day. Lol
Yeah same here I was four or five when I first watched this film as I was born in 2002 and the 4th film came out in 2008 when I was turning 6 and I had seen all of the original three films by then and yeah if my parents didn’t tell me something was too inappropriate it never bothered me because I could see it was a film but I feel like when a parents builds up concern that’s when a child is affected by what they’re seeing my parents obviously never put horror movies/R rated movies on for me to watch
Facts lol
I used to have nightmares as a child from the heart ripping out scene.
The third film is probably my favorite if for no other reason than you have Harrison Ford and Sean Connery on screen together and my heart just cannot handle these two icons together. Much more in spirit of Raiders.
As for Crystal Skull...I watched it...and then pretended it did not exist XD
The plot here isn't my absolute fave, but I LOVE the character development of Indy having his surrogate son in Short Round. (Though the oh-he's-too-cool-to-have-kids-around crowd complained as much as they did for having a kid in Star Wars later.)
When you were asking about the water, there was a quick line at the beginning of the village sequence that the first thing that happened was the river drying up, so that was the released water that had been diverted from the village's river. Not sure how everything bloomed so quickly afterward, but hey, Hollywood.
I think you should watch the fourth one. I don’t think it’s anyone's favorite, but you might as well watch all of them.
George Lucas was going through a brutal divorce when he wrote the story for this movie, which is why the story got so dark, and had a villain that literally rips your heart out.
Those giant bats are actually fruit bats. Not vampires lol vampire ones tend be tiny, I believe.
finishing the reaction made me realise i watched this as a kid and it definitely scared me i should not have been allowed to watch it, seeing that sacrifice scene and the voodoo doll now awakened something in me 😂
Actually, they respawned the genre. These movies hark back to Allan Quartermain novels and other from the late 1800's and 1900's novels and stories of adventurers. Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World", some of the tone of Edgar Rice Burrough's books, etc.
George Lucas was going through a bitter divorce while this film was being made, which he fully acknowledges led to it being so dark and twisted (and the scene of a guy getting his heart ripped out was absolutely a metaphor for the situation). This also caused Spielberg to mostly disown it, saying there's nothing of him in there.
He's lying to himself. If anything, this is the last adventure film that had his violent edge. Crusade isn't as violent as Raiders.
Ironically, wasn't this the movie where Steven met his wife - Kate Capshaw!?
(I can see it .. she made the best of a terrible role! ... such a game lass! :))
This is actually a prequel. Ahahaha
Except the one call back to the use of the pistol. Everything else fits if you watch this one first.
@@5353Jumper except Indy’s scepticism of the power of the Ark and the “Boogeyman” given this story was just a year prior
But doesn’t matter ultimately his character has evolved since Temple of Doom going into Raiders as he was a bit of a misogynistic ahole who sold priceless artefacts to shady dealers for fortune and glory however in Raiders he’s doing that quest for intellectual curiosity however fall’s for Marion and wants to help her
And in Last Crusade he’s doing it to first help his father and then to stop evil
If you haven’t seen the video‘Raiding Indy’s Lost Character Arc’ then I really recommend it
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Temple of doom is a prequel to raiders of the lost ark guys
Even as a kid this was one of my fave Indy films. Last Crusade was my favorite, but this is my second favorite from Raiders, because it was so unapologetically dark. P.S. I know people don't like Cate Capshaw, but I loved that her character in this was so high maintenance, it made for a hilarious leading lady.
Not only was this my favorite film growing up, but I still love how insanely pulpy it is. Sooo over the top with some wild set pieces.
Have never watched any of the Indiana Jones films, looks like I know what I’m doing with my evening…. Watching the full length reactions with a glass of wine
Watching this as a kid was the scariest thing, great reaction!
As much as I loved the first one, this one is my favorite just slightly over the others simply because it IS ridiculously over-the-top - it's a themed roller coaster of a movie that becomes literally just that toward the end. It's been (perhaps justly) criticized in recent years for having some racist undertones, i.e. the natives have to depend on the Great White Savior to save their village. I will leave that to wiser heads to decide, but I enjoy the movie as a fun ride.
@@whitenoisereacts Short Round? That's just the way the kid was. lol
This is the only one I watched love it
@@amariebloom Gotta watch the 1st & 3rd as well.
And you gotta see the fourth one, it brings a nostalgic feeling because of course Indy is a lot older but he still has the moves, like after watching it you feel like nobody could ever replace this guy... You really confirm that age is just a number ;)
One of Lao Che's sons (the one who ISN'T skewered) also appears as a bad guy in John Carpenter's Big Trouble in Little China, which you should absolutely check out. Also, the weird spider you see at 18:44 on Indy's foot is the same species seen in Mad-Eye Moody's class in Goblet of Fire.
Indiana Jones 4 Is definitely worth watching. It's very different in many ways but it's very entertaining and I feel like it gives a good finale to the saga
Temporary finale that is, hoping Indy 5 will be good !
I'm looking forward to Indina Jones 5.
@@robertgronewold3326 If the movie doesn't live up, at least we can look forward to hearing John Williams music again when it comes out!
Glad to see you guys enjoyed this! A few thoughts:
1) The Marion vs Willie issue. So, unpopular opinion here but, I actually like Willie more than most people and I actually dislike Marion more than most people lol. But maybe like and dislike isn't even the right way to look at it. I just accept that, given the characters' backgrounds they behave as they do in these situations. And to me it's kinda unfair to compare them.
Marion grew up with an archeologist father bouncing all over the world, accustomed to roughing it and fending for herself from an early age. I mean when we meet her she's running a bar in the middle of Nepal drinking grown men under the table for crying out loud. She's tough and gutsy and I get that that's appealing. And def more useful in an Indy adventure situation. But I also find her hasty, hot-tempered, vindictive and loud. The only reason her voice is not as grating as Willie's is because it's lower pitched and husky.
Everything observable about Willie, and what she herself says, shows that she's had a completely different kind of life. She's a pampered singer who probably hasn't walked more than 20 steps in the sun in years, has no hard decisions to make other than what nail polish colour to get and is accustomed to luxury and being catered to. There is nothing to suggest she has any skillset to deal with any of this or has ever had to consider anyone but herself for more than 5 minutes. Is she annoying and ridiculous? Yes! But she kinda supposed to be. And Short Round is the counter to all that.
2) Indy 4 is enjoyable but not as "magical" as the original three. In my opinion it wasn't necessary though I understand the appeal of bringing back such a beloved character. But to me, like many other franchise reboots, it smacks of trying to recapture the vibe of a bygone era and they just don't quite hit the mark. To me the end of Indy 3 is literally a picture perfect storybook ending and it could have been left there. But by all means watch Crystal Skull and decide for yourselves.
I also find people tend to seriously underestimate how much Marion also needs to be rescued by Indy, just because Willie is such a contrast to her.
@@Rmlohner Marion was nevet saved by Indiana Jones he downright refused to save Marion in the tent resulting in Marion needing to save herself in fact Marion killed tons of Nazis and saved Indiana Jones life dozens of times in raiders of the lost ark so stop talking your lies
This movie is actually a prequel to the Raiders movie. Dan Ankroyd makes a cameo in the airport scene.
While people might be annoyed by Willie constantly screaming at everything, you have to consider that she's a woman who's used to living the high life and has been roped into an adventure she didn't ask for, taking place in a land where everything and everyone is trying to kill her. ANYONE would freak out if they were placed in that situation.
You guy's still think Marion's name is Miriam.
I don’t know if it was mentioned, the first Indiana Jones was inspired by adventure serials and the 1954 movie ‘Secret of the Incas’
Temple of Doom was mostly inspired by ‘Gunga Din’ (1939) with a few nods to ‘Lost Horizon’ (1937)
The last Crusade is the best,..Lost ark got the best action,but the story of the third is wonderful,and it's my favourite movie of all time,i was 10 when my aunt took me to The theatre in 1989
I agree last crusade is definitely the best best group of characters though I do live short round
The female lead is played by Kate Capshaw , who became Mrs. Steven Spielberg now.
I think you guys should react to "The Serpent and the Rainbow," sometime, based ever-so-loosely on the experiences of Wade Davis, a Harvard anthropologist.
One of Wes cravens forgotten classics.
@@oaf-77 Definitely a bit of fun to watch.
My favorite Indiana Jones movies.
Any chances that you react to: Conan the Barbarian, Excalibur, Heat, Seven Samurai and Das Boot (director's cut)?
Conan the barbarian with Arnold...
Ooh Excalibur - I feel like not enough people react to that one. Love that film 🙌
During the sacrifice scene, it’s scarier because you have it in low pitch.
I just want to help you guys commenting on ‘the brits’ being there and ‘their allies’ etc. The British ruled all of India for several hundred years, as an occupying power, including during period of this movie. Their army had local conscripts.
The British Empire ruled most of the world at its height. I’m not saying this is a good thing.
Indians certainly don’t like how they were ruled by a foreign power for so long.
In fact .. you could react to the movie called “Ghandi”
Marion, her name is Marion!
"honestly, the bugs was probably the worst part." laugh out loud....
Temple of Doom is the best in the series by far. It dared to be different from the other entries. Last Crusade and Crystal Skull are pretty much copies of Raiders, which I consider weaker than Temple of Doom. Temple is just awesome from start to finish.
The Super NES Indiana Jones game is one of my all time favorites. The mine cart sequence in the game is epic.
That is Steven Spielberg's wife :) i think this movie was supposed to have been the first one but they thought it would be to dark to be the first one. I could be completely wrong with that but it is what I have heard :D the 3rd one is my absolute fav one with Sean Connery.
This movie is a prequel to the first one, btw.
The Indiana Jones chronology goes as follows:
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom - 1935.
Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark - 1936.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - 1938.
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - 1957.
Indiana Jones 5 (no title yet) - It's not confirmed, but going by Harrison Ford's age, it'll probably be set in the late 1960s.
This is also a prequel to the first movie. When the movie is starting it mentions the year is 1935 a year before Raiders of the Lost Ark in 1936. Something to keep in mind for the timeline of the story. A lot of movie critics didn't like the movie because it was so dark. When I was a kid this was my favorite movie probably because of the kid Short Round and some of the over-the-top goofy humor in some of it. I never liked Willie's character though, I think she was a little too over the top and annoying. I get that was the point but I just think she could have been dialed back a bit. Then when I got a little older the Last Crusade was my favorite but now that I've gotten more into movies and movie making I've found a new appreciation for Raiders of the Lost Ark so it might be my favorite now but I still really like the Last Crusade (it's really hard to chose a favorite tbh). Now that I'm older in Temple of Doom I think the dinner gross out scene was a bit much and wasn't really that necessary sense we get the bug scene in the catacombs under the palace, all the creepy scenes with the death cult, and the slave children scenes. There was already a lot going on in the movie. The conversations between the prime minister and Indy were great and necessary for the context of the story but I can see how the extremeness of the food could be offensive to Indian culture and cuisine. Plus that wasn't originally in the script and was added later. I remember watching a behind the scenes where they came up with the gross out dinner during production of the movie, they had already shot the bug scene and decided to add more stuff like that.
I can't believe you just called the Mummy a super underground movie lol.
Well it’s not as well appreciated as I think it should b at least lmao
It was only years later that I realised Temple of Doom was a prequel, not a sequel
I can't believe they asked "why are the English here". Yeah, why are they there in 1935, colonizing sub-continent. Why indeed. Time to brush up on history lessons again James.
Ok lol it’s been a bit
@@whitenoisereacts If you look up all Indiana Jones artifacts are based on real possible artifacts ....George Lucas does not do an Indiana Jones movie unless He can find a real Mcguffin or object or event to tie Indiana Jones with real ancient artifacts or mythical artifacts in some kind of plot. Mostly everyone agrees the 3rd Indiana Jones is the best one.....I like them all because they have a different story.....Indiana Jones 5 is coming out in 2022....Watch the 4rth Indiana Jones not that bad as people are saying..
Your reaction to the spike chamber scene was awesome!
I will not pick a part all, but just so you know, there is no such thing as giant vampire bats, except for this movie. In real life, those are fruit bats. Yes, they are that large.
This one is my favorite out of them all. Willie and short round were absolutely hysterical. Willie was totally unprepared for this adventure and was supposed to be that spoiled singer character. Kate Capshaw portrayed that so well. I was beyond shocked when I heard all of the hate for this one. It is the best.
The Brit who saw them onto the cargo plane was played by Dan Aykroyd
To see Marion again, you should watch 4. But ,you should enjoy 3 because it gives some backstory.
Short Round actor is now all grown up. He is in the movie Everything Everywhere All at Once. You should see that movie. Willie is played by Stephen King's Wife.
Keep watching indies their all great films. Full of great actors and of corse Harrison Ford
Ghostbusters came out the same year, it was also partially responsible for PG-13, but this movie was what directly lead to its creation. Lots of films were considered okay for PG that the MPAA and they weren’t having it anymore.
The biggest leap of suspension for disbelief to me is not magic rocks or ripping hearts. Especially since this is a prequel. Indiana invokes a chant that lights up the rocks, and yet in both ark and crusade, he's still thinks it's all hocus. I don't care if you're hardcore scully, if you experience real supernatural proof, you're going to open your mind, if not head right on to church lol.
you guys gotta see Indiana Jones and the last crusade, it´s amazing :) Btw loving your videos!!!
It’s up on Patreon
This movie does create a problem with the first movie, though. Remember when Indi said that he didn't believe in magic and mysticism? According to this movie, he'd just witnessed some three years earlier.
Yeah… like crazy mysticism too…but still enjoyable
Was Raiders of the Lost Ark removed from your channel? I'm not able to find it
i never got the push notification for this even though i got the death note one a few hours ago, wouldn't have even noticed but i went directly to your channel 😩
Oops…sorry don’t know why that is. Sometimes u have to say ALL notifications as opposed to some
@@whitenoisereacts i definitely had all on when i subscribed months ago, i've had all notifications before this and i just checked bc of your advice and youtube has decided to change it to personalised, i hate when youtube used to change settings like that! at least i caught it though 😊
Yeah sorry about that
@@whitenoisereacts nooo don't worry, it's youtube's fault
You should definitly watch Indy 4. I think the first half of the movie is as good as the originals, but then the second half is kind of a mess, wich is why I think is the most hated one. Still very entertaning and worth seeing. Very excited for the fifth one next year.
I don't know who's the guy on the right is but he almost looks like he could be related to Blake(guitarist) from Fame On Fire.
Never heard of that dude, but maybe
@@whitenoisereacts u should listen to their music some time. They're awesome!
Billie is no where near as cool as Marion, but Short Round is awesome! When I was a kid, I thought "I wish I was Short Round and got to travel around with Indiana Jones!"
Lol that’s super cool. Never thought of it that way
* It's Willie.....not Billie lol.
You guys need to watch “ the goonies” the kid is in that movie too!
He puts on a hat and goes GOD MODE
The Blonde Woman is Spielbergs Wife he meet her at making the Movie. The Bug Trap is my favorite scene special the score from John Williams.
You should watch 4. Good or bad its part of the series. I'm a 70s/80s kid raised on them in the theaters and I enjoyed all 4.. in fact I liked 4 more than 2. But I enjoy them all. RANK: 1,3,4,2 - that said while 3,4 and 2 are fun. None of them top the original. 5 is on the way in 2022... lets see where that goes.
Also.... year wise part 2 actually happens first. Part 2 is 1935, Part 1 in 1936, part 3 is 1938 and 4 is 1957. Part 5 doesn't have an exact date yet but most news says Late 60s
Definately watch #3 & #4 so you'll be caught when #5 comes out.
And #1
Most movies of the era achieved the coveted PG-13 rating by including a couple gratuitous swear words, but Indiana Jones did it a bit different.
The female role was meant not to be a carbon copy of Marion from Raiders. I think they were trying to go for more of the type of comedy actress that showed up in the action/adventure movies of the 1930's. Someone like a Carol Lombard or Jean Arthur type that could do the comedy as well as the action called for in this movie.
Have you ever seen the goonies movie well the little boy is this film is from the classic movie goonies it's a must watch if you havent seen it.
Was one of my childhood favourites movies
Oh I keep forgetting how old these movies are. Such a classic!
Indiana Jones 5 is coming out next year!!
He's gonna deal with an abusive nurse in the seniors' home, and discover a cult in the basement, isn't he?
Yeah! Time for the last crusade guys!!!😀
This is the one Indy film that I never could get into. I've heard others say the same thing. Would love for y'all to do a reaction to Harrison Ford's 1988 film Frantic. It has that Alfred Hitchcock feel to it. This movie and Ford's personal favorite movie of his The Mosquito Coast from 1986 have gotten zero reaction from any of the UA-camrs. I highly recommend both. Thanks guys!😄😄👍👍💥
I mowed the lawn for the only time ever to see this film :)
When I heard that Temple of Doom was in the cinemas, I knew I had to see it at all costs!
But my dad was the only one who could drive me 10 miles to the cinema.
So - I mowed the entire lawn, which was completely unusual
MUM: "He's pining for something"
DAD: "Yes - he never does this ever ..."
"OK son - why have you just mowed the lawn? You never do that ..."
ME: "Will you take me to see Temple of Doom?"
DAD: "Today's not a good time. I need to prepare for next week's lessons .. but next weekend? I'm sorry ..."
ME: [turns away disappointed. Sniffing back the tears ...]
He lasted less then one minute, he couldn't bear it - no lovely father ever could withstand that ...
That night, he took me and my sister to watch "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom"
I came away slightly underwhelmed - it was good, but nowhere near the level of Raiders
My sister, however, was the exact opposite - she loved it to death, way more than Raiders! (she was chanting "Mola-Ram! Suda-Ram!" for the next two weeks!)
Looking back - I think it's a masterpiece. And how it didn't get a 15 rating is just a mystery given how gory some of the scenes are. My 10-year-old sister's reaction to the heart being pulled out was "whoa! COOL!" ... hehe
It is cool to see what other peoples reactions are to these movies I grew up on in the 2000's. I cant wait for the last crusade reaction.
As a fan of all the Indiana Jones films I would say you should watch the fourth film. I think the film gets a bit to much negativity because of the long gap between movies and the main plot with its supernatural elements (which isn't that much more ridiculous then peoples hearts getting ripped out and the cup of Christ). Now I also have my issues with the film but I think there are also some great moments throughout the film. I would say make your own judgement about the film before looking at others takes on the film.
But I hope you guys have a great day.
I had fish eyes in the Amazon, but don't particularly care for them.
37:13 I'm pretty sure they were alligators, not crocs.
Well actually poltergeist is the main reason for PG-13 rating. Yes this and Gremlins did contribute also.
The English are there because in 1935, India was part of the British Empire
Tbh I think I'm part of the minority that actually look liked Crystal Skull lol
6:22 - That's Dan Aykroyd.
IIRC, none of the foods at the feast are actual dishes that anyone eats. And the film is seen as highly racist to the people of India. So much so that it was banned in India.
Also, since fortune cookies were an American invention, it's doubtful that Short Round ever saw any.
I've loved this movie since I was a kid. At it's core, Temple of Doom is a horrible film, and I love it. My favorite scene is the chase on the train tracks.
India in 1930s was under British control. It regained its independence in 1947.
This is actually a prequel to Raiders because they didn't want to have the nazis be the villains again. Each movie is it's own story and don't really connect to the others. So the third movie is the best movie. I definitely think you should watch the fourth movie because although most people thing it's the black sheep of the four movies, there are some things in it that I think you will like from some things you said in this one. Just don't take it too serious from the start and just enjoy the fun parts.
The both of you should watch the fourth film it’s not too bad and I always say that had the fourth been made at the same time as the others it would have been more accepted
Overall this film is my least fave of the 4, due to a few things but I hated the super gross dinner scene and the fact that Willie, complained often. I liked Kate Capshaw back then as an actress. Just an FYI....her daughter,Jessica looks quite a bit like her and also became an actress (when your Step Dad is Spielberg, of course she would lol!) and spent a few years on Grey's Anatomy. Anyways, the young kid playing- Short Round went on to be in - The Goonies, another S.Spielberg movie. Harrison was 40 when he made this one, and made 40 look damn good at the time lol.😛😁🎭🕌 It was funny you guys had more of a reaction to all the bugs than the snakes of the first one lol. The 4th movie is somewhat like the 1st Raiders movie, only not as good. It's fairly good.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉
See the visual and dialogue references in this movie to Gunga Din.