Is this our FAVE INDY!? // "Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade" 1st Time REACTION!
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2023
- Alex realized he'd never really seen this CLASSIC Franchise so we decided to rock our first Trilogy! Hang as we rip the super funny and endearing capper on the 80s Indy Trilogy!
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Like, we know that Raiders is PERFECT, but this movie is just so DAMN FUN and EMOTIONAL! Also, should we do Crystal Skull and React to Dial of Destiny when it hits streaming?!? Hit up PATREON.com/SEANTANKTOP to get Early & Uncut FULL reaction to Mad Max: Fury Road and Collateral RIGHT NOW at the Feature Film Tier!
Yes do Crystal Skull. Because it's a good, fun flick.
Hey, upon revisitation it might be!
@@SeanTanktop Crystal Skull gets no love i think we waited so long for the forth everyones expectations where so high ...but i love Crystal Skull it's not the best indy movie but still an i saw dial of destiny it was so great i love all these movies INDIANA JONES is the greatest ever......you need to watch the young indy tv show when harrison ford was in one episode as indy
24:40 “Mr. CoNnErY, do you think hitting a woman is a good thing?” 😳
Yes, do the whole series. Don’t be quitters.
My absolute favorite part in this movie is when Henry is trying to convince Indy to let the Grail go. Henry spent his life looking for the Grail, but chose his son in the end. Henry calling him Indiana instead of Junior to try to get through to him was brilliant.
Such a fantastic script
The tank chase was filmed at a dry riverbed in Almeria in southern Spain! That tank was built in four months and then flown to Almeria aboard a British Short Belfast plane, of which only ten were ever constructed for the Royal Air Force. To transport the monster tank from location to location, it was placed on the back of a low loader truck. "Shooting went smoothly and the tank only let us down twice. The first time was because the rotor arm in the distributor broke and it took us a day to get a new one from Madrid. The second time, it was so hot that the solder in the oil coolers actually melted and flowed around with the oil into the valves, shattering two of them to pieces. So we had to change one of the engines and that also took one day. I think everyone expected to lose a lot more time, but the tank worked really well", said special effects artist George Gibbs.
Driving the tank was effects technician Brian Lince, who had to weather the extreme heat and the torturous terrain. "Brian did an excellent job. Being in that tank was like being in an oven, and he was in there every day for nearly eight weeks. We had ten industrial electric fans inside to try and keep Brian cool, the engine cool and the hydraulic oil cool. Not only was it hot in there, but since the tank had no suspension, Brian got rattled around so much that when he came out and tried to take a cup of tea, he would spill it before he could get it to his lips."
Crrrrrrazy
This movie gave you the same feels as Raiders did. The entire cast was brilliant.
I should've mailed it to the Marx Brothers 😅😅
The guy who plays Donovan (Pycelle in GOT) was also the AT-AT driver in ESB who tells Vadar to start his landing and destroys the shield generator!
General Veers from Empire Strikes Back.
THE movie to watch for Father's Day. You can't go wrong with a father/son duo like Connery and Ford.
“He did Nazi see that coming” , “Shriner Frank Zappa” you guys were on fire this episode
Raiders is the better film from a technical and writing standpoint, but I enjoy Last Crusade more. It’s just a really fun movie.
and prolly the most heart (temple not withstanding)
While Raiders is shot better, i completely disagree about the writing. Last Crusade is one of the best scripts i’ve seen from a Spielberg movie. Raiders was a movie about an archaeologist just trying to find the Ark while neglecting the emotional core of the movie. The love between Indi and Marion was lackluster. Whereas with Last Crusade, the funny banter and emotional depth between Indi and his father is on a whole other level, not to mention Sallah and Marcus as well. Additionally, Ilsa, a nazi sympathizer, who managed to be written as a sympathetic character even though she’s working with nazis. The flow and pace of the movie just works so much better and it’s prologue of Young Indiana shows what drives Indiana to be who he is. And the ending where they ride into the sunset is one of the greatest and satisfying endings in movie history, at least, i’ve ever seen. Raiders is of course iconic for a reason. But last crusade is by most aspects the better movie
The guy who plays Donovan, Julian Glover, was also the main villain, Aristotle Kristatos, in the Bond film "For Your Eyes Only". That also came out in 1981(the same year as "Raiders of the Lost Ark"), and it also featured Charles Dance(Tywin Lannister) as one of his henchmen.
You know it makes even more sense that Indy uses a Scottish accent with his father having one naturally.
Yes!!! Raiders was "film excellent" but THIS... THIS had all the heart!
Yes, 100%!! It has grown underrated over the years! This is definitely the best Indiana Jones movie!
“You know something Dr jones, you’re absolutely right” is one of the most ice cold scenes ever. So calm, so nonchalant, so evil
right?!? Such a cutting line once you see what he does. So brutal
JUNIAAAH!
Fun fact - the actress who plays Elsa (Alison Doody) was also in RRR. (She was the woman who had the whip with nails in it during the scene where Ram had to whip Bheem/Ahktar).
This is 100% my fave Indy movie. The action sequence with the tanks at the end is still one of the best of all time and I love the comedy and father/son stuff in this one. Its just a perfect movie.
No.1 film of 1989, Oscar winner for sound editing and for the planned trilogy, it was a great ending.
Ford & Connery, although they were playing Sr. and Jr., they were actually 12 years apart in age.
I loved it for being more than just an adventure story.
At it's core, a story of father and son rebuilding their relationship and working together for a greater cause.
Loved the opening scene with Young Indy, played by the late River Phoenix.
Loved it even more when they announced "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" for ABC, 2 seasons (28 episodes/4 TV movies).
It was on paramount plus, but it was removed (tragic).
Donovan is played by Julian Glover who also worked with Lucas as General Veers in Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back.
It's not a blimp it's a zeppelin. Also Harrison Ford actually stapled his hat to his head for the tank scene.
The music playing in the scene where Indiana meets Adolf Hitler is adapted from the "Königgrätzer Marsch" by Johann Gottfried Piefke (1815-1884), combined with another song, "Hohen Friedsberg." In Battle of the Bulge (1965), this song is sung in English. The villain in that film was a Nazi played by Robert Shaw, who would later star in Spielberg's first blockbuster, Jaws (1975).
"I'm gonna eagle the scout of those motherF'ers" 💀made me lose it! The snakes in the train car were a mix of props and common garter snakes or Thamnophis sirtalis! They have a wide range in North America from Northwest Territories of Canada to South Florida. But the ones seen in the movie are specifically red-sided garter snake which is a subspecies! For humans, they are not toxic but may cause slight itching, burning, and/or swelling. So while we're introduced to why Indy is afraid of snakes and how a whip became his signature weapon, the circus train scene also shows the reason he has a scar on his chin, from accidentally cutting it during the lion encounter!
The march played during the book burning scene is Königgrätzer Marsch which was composed in 1866 in commemoration of the Battle of Königgrätz, the decisive battle of the Austro-Prussian War! And the uniforms the Nazis wear during the book-burning...are legitimate! Anthony Powell, who was a costume designer on the film, managed to get his hands on a trove of genuine Nazi uniforms.
After rewatching all four movies and Dial of Destiny 3 times this past week it is truly still my favorite film series of all time. My grandpa still loves Crystal Skull and Mutt Williams as he constantly quotes him! Nothing but the best and hope to see your reactions to the last 2!
54:18 You guys bend your heads to the right, like helping Dr. Jones Senior drink the juice of Life. 🤣😂
I am cackling! Good catch!
This has always been my favorite of the original trilogy.
55:52 Elsa just couldn't Let It Go....LOL!
Last Crusade is a great movie. Might be the best
Harrison does so many of his own stunts his stunt double had to ask him to let him do a few. They had a heck of a time keeping the hat on his head when he was riding the horse. There’s a clip of him jokingly staple it to his head.
The circle is now complete. As far as those supposed skulls and dials go, “…let it go.” Also, Collateral??? Immediately yes. Tom Cruise’s greatest underrated performance.
Let it go, Indiana. Well said. We can all learn from these wise words.
Skull yes, Dial belongs with Raiders and LC. Better than temple of doom.
This is a solid movie. It’s one of my all time favorite movies. I remember watching it on tv with my dad in the living room while it snowed outside.
The bit where young Indy whips himself and cuts his chin is a nod to the scar Harrison Ford actually has on his chin
Nobody was told they should do a commentary on Crystal Skull. Whomever suggested this need to walk on a floor of legos without shoes!
He hit himself with the whip because Harrison Ford has a scar on his chin that they were not covering up in the films
Yeah I think Harrison Ford said he got the scar from a minor car accident he was in. His chin hit the steering wheel, I think.
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I always got the impression from Indy and Henry Sr relationship that Henry was always obsessed with the grail and he had high standards. And then something happen to Indy's mom and Henry threw himself into the grail search. But you can clearly see that he loves Indy because it's really Henry who choose Indy over the grail and not Indy who chooses his dad over the grail. And fun fact: Connery is only 12 years older than Ford.
I believe this movie has a “spiritual copyright” on the riding-off-into-the-sunset scene. Very rare to see such a majestic ending shot these days.
This movie makes the Sean Connery Jeopardy SNL skits even funnier: "I'll take the Penis Mightier for 800"
Fun fact, towards the end where they enter the cave for the grail trials. All the shots you see that are waist up, they Aren’t wearing pants. It was so hot in there they filmed alot of waist up shots so they could do that.
The sets inside the Blimp are absolutely perfect recreations of the sets from the 1975 film The Hindenberg
11:50 - I was actually listening to a podcast that discussed some on the apocrypha about the Grail (spoiler alert: it isn't real), and in some of the writings they do make mention that it isn't a cup, but a vessel for holding communion wafers.
15:38 - I never realized that that bookcase behind Ford was utterly fake until now.
I think a lot of people believe Raiders is the better movie overall, but the most enjoyable one is The Last Crusade. One of the things to keep in mind is that one of the reasons The Last Crusade is so good is because we already had character development on Indy from the previous movies. Without that, the movie wouldn't have been able to focus on other characters as much as it did.
If only more sequels actually utilized previous iterations as well as this movie did.
One touch I particularly like is when they are riding off into the sunset you actually get to see them try to help Marcus stay on the horse, many movies would have abandoned that in service of a more "perfect" shot... But the way they did it makes that final shot of them riding away all the more believable and earned.
one guy dying from the grail, those effects were all practical, filmed, then edited/played in reverse, with hints of cgi/animation.
The puzzles and clues in Last Crusade shaped my childhood. I started researching and reading about the Crisades, Templars, the early Church and ended up going to college for History because of movies like this. This is the best, story wise, of the Indians Jones movies.
Great reaction my favorite 🔥🔥💯
I love when Indy came back with the cup nobody asked what happened to Donovan lmao
It's too bad Indy never thought to use his whip to snag the grail after getting pulled up by his dad.
BIG fan of “Collateral” in the small window Cruise was doing his most interesting work like “Last Samurai”; then the crazy veil lifted for him to go wild on Oprah’s show
Right?! Also I think this was the last of being in films that he didn’t produce himself
"Florida state flag" 🖕 = BOSS
The score bro. The fing score is sooo good.
That miiiiiight be the one thing we didn’t talk about enough. John CRUSHES this film so hard
I really think that if Connery hadn't been nominated and won for The Untouchables three years earlier, he'd have gotten a nomination for this. He was that good.
This has always been my favorite Indy film. I have a lot of nostalgia and great memories of watching it many times with my brothers growing up. Plus you can't beat the comedic duo of Sean Connery and Harrison Ford as father and son.
Great reaction guys The Evil Hugh Hefner was on point. Now that you've said that that's the only way I see him.
Congrats on finishing the Trilogy. It's really to bad they never made any others but at least it ended perfectly.
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I first saw this when I was seven and even I was astounded that she claimed to be in that bathroom the whole time their rooms were being ransacked and she heard no noise from inside the bathroom.
I also remember not getting the whole "she talks in her sleep" bit either.
My personal favourite Indiana Jones movie; so proud to have met Julian Glover twice in my life (once at Comic-Con, and again as an extra on set)
11:52 - According to Grail Lore, it's the same cup. The cup Joseph of Arimathea used to collect Christ's blood at the Crucifixion was also the cup Jesus passed around at the Last Supper. Grail Lore is WEIRD.
I believe the grave robber leader was meant to Abner Ravenwood, Marion's father. I think that was in an early draft of the script but I don't know if it was finalized. I like to think it's true, though.
I'll always remember Julian Glover from Empire Strikes Back, as the only Imperial Officer Lord Vader DIDN'T Force-Choke at some point.
The guy who played Hitler is Michael Sheard, who played Hitler in various TV shows and movies more times than can comfortably be mentioned. And coincidentally, the FIRST Imperial Officer to be Force-Choked completely to death by Lord Vader in Empire Strikes Back.
Guys, I am very much behind bringing men's hats back. I used to wear fedoras back in the 90's (before it was cool? Maybe), before problematic douchebags ruined them. I'm not sure what other options there are.
Tilley hats are good.
1) the Ark of the Covenant in the first movie is Jewish, not Christian! Which makes the ending of the first movie so much better!!
2) Petra is so so so cool. My dad and I visited 15 years ago and seeing Al-Khazneh (location in the movie where the grail is…at least the outside) is a core memory. We saw it both during the day and at night with tons of candles! We quoted Last Crusade the entire week we spent visiting Petra! It’s out in the desert and nothing is more beautiful than seeing the desert at night. I highly recommend visiting Jordan. There are so many beautiful sights to see there!
The Nazi butler originally said "If you are a Scottish lord, than I am Jesse Owens!" in reference to the Black American athlete who crushed Nazi dreams of Aryan supremacy at the 1936 Berlin Summer Olympics. It got changed after test audiences didn't get the reference.
The German planes chasing Indy and Henry from the zeppelin are Pilatus P.2 training aircraft from Switzerland. They were based on German designs and have been used as a stand-in for Messerschmidt Bf109 fighters in movies since the 1960s.
The tank is based on the Mk.VIII "International" Landship designed by the UK and was produced from 1918-1920 by Bovington, Ford, Renault, and planned to be built by FIAT before WWI ended.
Missed opportunity not making the guy (fake IJ) at the beginning IJ's mentor Abner Ravenwood. Originally that was supposed to be the case but they removed that from the script. Same concept though since he gives him the hat that he wears as an older man. Just coulda had deeper meaning if the guy was actually recognized as Ravenwood in the finished movie.
Last Crusade is my favorite, then Raiders. I enjoyed Dial but I have to put Temple above it just because of a few decisions and the fact that it’s hard to make a movie about an 80 year old man going on an adventure where, in the past, he was the cool guy and now he’s the old cranky guy. I really didn’t like Skull because it was weird like temple but didn’t have the same charm
Zeppelin , not a blimp
Florida State Flag 🖕🏼
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Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe 😊
You guys should do another Indian movie next time.
And they never made another 😁😁 never......
there is no Crystal Skull in Ba Sing Sae
Her death always bothered me because of how obviously doomed that effort was. Like maybe if the cup is retrievable within reason? But girl.
Y’all ever see the Young Indy tv show?
I like the recent one but understand if you end up skipping it and Crystal Skull. Its a two part epilogue. There's a lot about dealing with aging and the changing times and I get why people dont want to see that.
One of the little problems of that movie is old director of photography Douglas Slocombe was becoming blind and it shows : the movie is a little bit less beautiful than the others. The motorcycle sequence looks like an 80s french comedy 😂
Another problem was the VFX shots were done by kind of a secundary team - due to schedule or money, I don’t remember, that’s why some effects were - even when it came out - pretty bad looking 😵
But still, a masterpiece 🧐
The knight guy protecting the grail was an English crusader so yes, he'd probably speak old English and they'd kind of be able to understand each other, right?
Certainly not. At least, not without supernatural intervention. The Crusaders came from all over Europe and spoke a diverse range of languages. But between the the 11th to 13th centuries, none of the European languages as we know them today existed. Many of the knights, who were upper class, would probably have spoken the lingua franca of the Church, which was Latin. And if they used a vernacular tongue, an antiquated form of French, with Norman (Scandinavian) influences, would probably have been one of the more prevalent languages used. Over time, the dialects used in the Holy Land would have picked up Arabic and Mediterranean influences as well.
Similarly, the languages spoken by English nobility during that timeframe would be unintelligible to modern English speakers, given that they were likely Latin and Anglo Norman (a mix of Norse and old French). “Old English”- i.e. the tongue of Beowulf- would no longer have been in use by the 11th century and even if it were, it is in no way understandable to modern English-speakers, given that it had a lot of ancient Germanic vocabulary (which I’m not sure modern Germans would understand either).
To further reinforce this point, consider that even Richard I (the Lion Heart), the King of England during the Third Crusade, was known to primarily speak or write in Limousin (an ancient Romance language) and French and likely had limited command of that era’s form of English (which was spoken by the lower class).
Early Modern English- the language used by Shakespeare- did not exist until around 1500. So no, there is no natural way that Indiana Jones and the knight would have understood each other. Just attribute it to the magic of the Grail chamber that individuals centuries apart can communicate.
@@wyomingsioux You do know Indiana also speaks Latin, Greek, and probably French too, right?...
Sorry Clock o Destiny but you can't beat Last Crusade. Killer one liners, comic Nazis and Jones Sr with his magic brolly 😊
"Look! It's the Florida state flag."
Subscribing on that comment alone. 😆
So I rewatched this for first time in ages and, wow, what fun! More than that, I think Spielberg is clearly just in top form as a director and storyteller. Simple shit like Indy knowing his dad's room because it's wired, pointing up, and the camera tilting up as he does so to reveal that it's indeed wired is simple shit that lesser directors can overlook that tells the story visually. There's a oner with some cool blocking that isn't some crazy set piece. It's just Indy going from his room to Elsa's, but the way it's laid out is done all in service of story and character. Great shit.
More importantly, I watched this trilogy last weekend with my 11yo nephew and he absolutely loved all three. His reaction when the faces melted in Raiders: 😮. Temple was his favorite because "it was funny" thanks to Short Round and Winnie running around that camp scene ("too much blood" though). This one he said was just really fun. He wants to watch crystal skull, so I'll probably have to do that one too. With him, it won't be so bad.
Facts I looooove how confident and in control and effortless Steven makes this shit look
This is the ultimate father and son story. Indy teams up with his dad to fight the Nazis for the Holy Grail.
RIP Sean Connery and River Phoenix.
Originally Sir Laurence Olivier was considered to play the role of Henry Jones, Sr, but fell ill with Pneumonia and had to drop out. Gregory Peck (To Kill A Mockingbird, The Guns Of Navarone, Cape Fear, The Omen) was considered until Sean Connery was cast. Olivier died in July 1989, two months after the film's release.
The original opening scene was going to have Indy battling ghosts in a haunted Scottish mansion but this was deemed too similar to Steven Spielberg's Poltergeist.
The second draft of the script was going to have Indy battling the Monkey King over the mythical Foundation Of Youth.
It was settled on Indy teaming up with his father for one crazy adventure.
The film was a box office and critical success, making $474 million dollars against a $50 million dollar budget.
It won the Oscar for Best Sound Editing.
Elsa.......Let it Go!
Raiders was centered around a Jewish artifact, not a Christian one.
True!!
52:00 although... a medieval knight would kinda be ok with killing jews and burning heretic books (hell he'd burn the heretics with them)
Please do a blind reaction of "Turbo Kid".
I wonder why Indy can’t do a Scottish accent considering who his dad is.
The next one, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, is a real love hate. If you can handle some bad CGI and disappointing chase, it’s actually worth a watch for characters alone.
I consider myself in the minority of Crystal Skull not being as bad as everyone makes it out to be.
People were quick to shit all over the fridge withstanding a nuclear blast. Y'all, they opened a Jesus Box, saw a dude get his heart ripped out of his chest and set on fire and Indy squares up with an 800 year old knight. FOH with your fridge takes. Turn the brain off and enjoy the show.
I still find the lack of practical effects and their lack of good instincts in some of those sequences from the Jungle Mulcher and vine swinging on it just compounds on itself it a big bad way.
Dial of Destiny is a blast! don't listen to the critics.
Indeed!
i was born in 1950 guys, I saw every classic movie there was. We didn't need stupid CGI's the real stuff with real stunt doubles and effects was used and that's why today's movies are so pitiful ...
Is this a podcast or a reaction video?
This is my least favorite of the original trilogy. The comedy was too silly, if they backed off on that a little bit, it woulda been better in my opinion. Temple of Doom had same issue but the dark atmosphere made it more interesting to me than Last Crusade.
damn can sean talk? or is he drunk? lmfao
I'm sorry, but Kornboi talks too much. The reaction was otherwise going well.
The video title says first time reaction but at least 2 of the 3 of these guys definitely saw it before. Clickbait....? 😐
Girl we say it’s Alex’s first time watching the movies and not ours
Do these guys hate Florida and the GOP so much because all the U-Hauls are gone?
We made like 2 jokes lol
@@SeanTanktop I'm just messing with you. Love the reactions since GoT. I live in LA while bashing it, I'm one of those... lol. Lots to bash, to be fair.
You guys should go watch Dial of Destiny. Watched it with friends, we all liked it. It's up there with the original 3 movies and it has a very sweet end for Indy and his friends.
Yes It starts with a long Flashback to WW2 with a DeAged Ford but it's the best DeAge I have seen so far and it's an awesome start to the film. I get why they decided to do so much deAge in the start. They want us to watch Indy in his prime punching Nazis and setting up the plot for the entire movie because Dial is very much about adressing Indy at the end of his career so first we get a reminded of how he was back in the day :) Don't believe the haters!
Oh! And if you watch Dial of Destiny you will be able to enjoy Sallah Singing his favorite songs to his grandchildren, not once but twice! :D
Ps. Elsa! Let it go!!! Let it Go!!!! :D
Is scott the hot guy from the got bar reactions?