I watched Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) for the First Time & It BLEW MY MIND!!!!
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The actor who played 'Short Round' is Ke Huy Quan. He just won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, after a 20-year hiatus from performing.
And he had a reunion with Harrison Ford after all those years as well.
Also played Data in The Goonies!👍😁
Yeah, Everything Everywhere All At Once. His acceptance speech was one of the best ever.
Harrison even handed the "Everything Everywhere All At Once" cast/crew the the best picture award Oscar along with that famous finger point to Ke and a big hug. How serendipitous is that?? ❤
They should have brought Short-round back for the last Indiana Jones movie.
The Disneyland Indiana Jones ride is based on the minecart sequence from this movie. So not a missed opportunity at all. They saw what they had.
I thought she was being facetious 😅 She wasn't?
@@brendans2931 The fact that she said Universal and not Disney makes me think not
@@brendans2931no she was not kidding. She just has a very insular view of the world.
@@aperson4640that’s a little harsh
Rumor is the "Dinosaur" ride at Walt Disney World's Animal Kingdom is being repurposed to be Indiana Jones. The ride mechanism is similar, but the track layout is different, so it will even be a different route.
The guy who plays the big guard fighting Indy on the conveyer belt is Pat Roach. He also played the sword wielding guy in the market that Indy shoots in "Raiders of the Lost Ark," and he plays the huge German guy Indy fights under the flying wing plane.
Came here to say this :)
He is also in part III, but most of his appearance got cut out. If you look closely, the german officer entering the Zeppelin has a companion, that's him.
Indy's best moment in the movie series is when Indy says "Yes. All of us" and goes back for the children.
Especially the very next shot of him, silhouetted in the cavern after knocking a couple of cultists sprawling.
Actually makes me think of Rocket near the end of Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3
Temple of Doom is so underrated 😪
Agree it was the first Indy movie I seen in a theater
Very, very underrated.
Temple of Doom has kinda been my last favorite Indy film, but watching you enjoying it so much, I actually ended up enjoying it for the first time.
You made it better with your commentary and your laughter. You're awesome.
Remove Willie and it's probably a decent movie. Otherwise, I think it gets the rating it deserves.
True
You're excitement over the opening wasn't stupid; it was endearing and really nice to watch. Apparently you're a performer. Just snippets of singing were indicative of you being more than just a reactor; you're a singer too. I really enjoyed you talking about it and I enjoyed hearing your singing. :)
It's so nice to see someone appreciate the old Hollywood/theater opening to this movie. It goes over most people's heads. This is the underrated Indy movie in general.
Great reaction. At 11:38 I'm not sure that you noticed that Indy says "goodbye Lao Che" and when he closes the airplane door it says "Lao Che airlines" thus falling into the villain's trap. Although, to be fair, it's an odd plot point to think you wouln't have just stopped Indy right then and there.
She didnt. She was in transmit mode instead of receive.
True, and such an expensive way to kill somebody - plane and poultry sacrifice - and make it seem "accidental" when minutes before he had guys trying to gun him down in public ... weird plot choice and gets weirder the more you think about it. Wouldn't be an Indy movie without one, really.
@@Joshu_YI'm not sure he was necessarily trying to make it look like an accident. He just wanted Indy dead at that point. As the owner of the air freight company he was probably rich enough that he could probably afford to lose one plane and its cargo. The fact that he could do all that in public suggests to me that he has some good connections which will allow him to avoid getting into trouble.
That's Chinese Mafia for you.
Also, to share a bit of Chinese culture, until some decades ago, male sons were quite a must in families, if you had none or worse, only daughters, almost certainly you'd have been socially humiliated. Lao Che having two sons appears to have given him quite a lot of social prestige, and losing one surely was a great dishonour for him.
Even easier to kill Indy while he slept instead of sneaking past him to parachute out. But these are farcical movie serials from the 30's
I still get very emotional about Ke Huy Quan's journey as an actor. After being labeled as a washed up child actor and being on a 20 year hiatus, he gets his major comeback and has won an Academy Award. I cried when he won.
Late to the game here... but THANK YOU! Thank you for NOT hating Willie Scott! She's comedic relief, and they wanted an "Indy Girl" very different from Marion (who's still in Nepal in 1935). And also, thanks for realizing that this was a prequel (1935 compared to Raiders being in 1936). Oh, Mythbusters did a test on the raft out of a plane and it was plausible!
_The Temple of Doom_ may not be people's favorite Indy movie, but it has a lot of heart.
Ke Huy Quan was in _Encino Man_ with Brendan Fraser, who was in _The Mummy 3_ with Michelle Yeoh, who was in _Everything Everywhere All at Once_ with Ke. The Oscar promotional tour was a reunion for them.
A lot of heart, you say?
*badum ching*
Goonies
Part of what I think you're experiencing during the opening is intense nostalgia. The song means a lot to you and is integral to who you are and what you love. This is a perfect analogy for people like me who wore out the Indiana Jones VHS as a child. Watching reactors such as yourself experience what was integral in my childhood brings out those same feelings.
I went and saw the new sequel with my aging parents last week. Just being there with them and hearing the theme song made me tear up.
This is my favourite Indy movie and I absolutely love that you actually laughed about Willie and her interaction with Indy. Because yes, she is hilarious, but way too many people find her annoying. And I get it. She can be. But she is also a lot of fun. The bedroom scene between her and Indy, pure comedy gold!
EDIT: Also, hearing you talk about the movie at the end of the video, I can only say that you absolutely get it, and I love this one for all the same reasons.
^ this ^
Out of all the reactions I've watched, I've noticed it's mostly the women who don't like Willie, and I've concluded that many women, especially younger ones, don't like seeing a woman be the comic relief in a film. IMO they've been conditioned that any time a woman isn't super-capable, strong, or in charge it's somehow insulting or demeaning to women, and they can't accept a character outside a certain mental box. It was super refreshing to see Miranda actually appreciate it as a character portrait.
@@DeathsjesterKMNP 2BFair.... Not just women react this way to her... Willie horrified me as a possible love interest for Indy when I was a kid: Marion seemed much better suited for a life of adventure--( I didn't know what prequels were ) so I resented Willie like you might resent your divorced Dad's new younger, shallower, obviously gold-digging wife.
Weirdly, the ONLY scene that ever disturbed/traumatized my 5-year-old self was the part with all the bugs and Kate Capshaw needing to pull that release lever. Still gives me anxiety TO THIS DAY.🤯
No shame there at all. I didn't even mock a friend for believing that was the origin of the phrase "having the Willies"
The life raft scene out of the plane is actually plausible in real life, Mythbusters tested and confirmed it
Did they really? :D I was hoping someone did, cuz I always thought all the eyerolling and scoffing about that sequence was unjustified. Certainly an inflatable raft is not as good as a parachute, but I have no trouble believing that it could significantly increase the chances of surviving a fall, albeit not without injury. I'll have to go check MB ep out. Thanks!
They called it "Busted". Episode 35, "Escape Slide Parachute". They found that raft would slow a single person's descent enough to be not lethal, but it is inherently unstable, and would always flip upside down. It could function as a parachute but you couldn't rig that up while jumping from a disabled aircraft.
It was busted. The life raft flipped upside down each time.
And you become the first person to ever weep at the Temple of Doom .. I love it!
This is my favourite movie in the franchise. A perfect blend of horror, adventure, comedy and a brilliant example of amazing film making.
I'm glad you liked this. I honestly think this is one of the most underrated movies of all time. When people say, "They don't make movies like this anymore," it's literally true. Just a combination of film stock and physical sets creates this wondrous, transporting, organic experience.
[As an aside, I find it weird that few people think it's possible to survive falling out of a plane on a raft. It's an unbroken camera shot, and it's clear that the raft inflating creates enough wind resistance to slow it down. Once it hits the ground, it's slowed down sufficiently.]
It was tested on Myhbustwrs years ago, and declared to be "Plausible".
This movie had me from the very beginning for the same reasons it had you... when she sings "Anything Goes", you know that Spielberg means that literally and is gonna take us on a helluva ride. And I never understood the Willie hate so prevalent among viewers...as the opposite of Marion from the first film, she is hilarious in a Lucille Ball kind of way and ends up redeeming herself by the end. I love this movie, and was so happy years later to see Ke Huy Quan win his Oscar.
Loved your sing along with Anything Goes. You've got quite the singing voice.
The whole stage musical opening to this is so epic, AND bizarrely fitting ("anything goes" indeed)! 😂
My favourite Indiana Jones film!!
I hate to say this to you but it's actually my worst Indian movie sorry
Mine too.
@@frankieeyre-gh8rj You think it's even worse that Crystal Skull? What's your fave?
It's my second favourite, after the original. I really love the third one, but apart from the great chemistry with Sean Connery it feels like an inferior version of Raiders. I love that Temple of Doom tried something different.
The darkest, violent and most controversial Indiana Jones movie ever made. This, as well as Gremlins, inspired the MPA to create the PG 13 rating
This is my fav Indiana Jones movie
The guard that went into the rock crusher, was played by the same actor who played the giant, bald German soldier in "Raiders".
The late Pat Roach, he was a British wrestler. Held both the the Britsh and European championships . He appears in lots of films usually as a henchman of some description.
Glad to see you're enjoying these movies, they're such a fundamental part of my childhood. Next movie coming up is by far my favorite of the whole bunch, and even more comedy!
In tears before the opening credits finished! Holy crap I'm gonna have to strap in for this reaction.
Yeah and every time I want to see her react to a certain scene she just skips right over it! 🙄
The opening of this movie sums up what you are gonna see in this movie.
Anything goes. Literally.
I never understood the hate this film has gotten, even back in the 90s when I first saw it. It’s not my personal favorite, but still a fun adventure.
While you have child slavery, insects everywhere, etc., my biggest thing was being confused at how this film took place before Raiders but was made after (in my defense, I was a young kid that had no concept of a prequel).
I saw this Film dozens of times in my youth and only realised it was supposed to be a prequel when i read the Films Wikipedia page
It's Willie. She's George lucas' proto-jar jar binks. Remove that character and this movie doesn't get as much hate.
Never heard any hate towards this till social media d-bags thought it would be cool to put it down
@@paulblay2330I remember pre-internet it was always kind of considered the ugly stepchild of the three.
@@ericstoverink6579Willie was Spielbergs contribution to this!
The funny thing that I recently realized (SPOILERS)
is that this is the only one where Indy actually succeeded. No, the stone didn't end up in a museum, but there was never that discussion in this one and he did return it to it's rightful place and the people. Every other movie, the villains use it anyway, then it gets locked away, or worse (despite Last crusade being my favorite too) lost completely, maybe even crushed by the earth, the only benefit is that it didn't pass the seal, but that was nothing to do with Indy anyway, that was just the curse or the powers that be or something.
Harrison Ford is an amazing human being... Not only is a fine actor. But he has a good heart. He is an helicopter pilot who owns his own bird. He does search and rescue on his own time and dime.... When she was lowered into the fire, but Indy pulled her back from the flames. Was she hot & bothered after that?????
Crocs and gators have to eat too!!!!!....I so much enjoy this series of movies, Mr. Ford is a darn fine actor!!! I first saw him in Star Wars way back when.... Take care and if you see the dude with the black eyes & heart, scream and cover your heart!!!! Until the next one.... Thank you girl......... LATER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Anything Goes- your smile and tears are very heartfelt!
11:40 the plane's door said "Lau Che", it was his airplane.
13:53 they did it on mythbusters.
So glad you enjoyed the movie! Lots of reactors are put-off with Willie. I'm enjoying all of your reactions!
I'm right there with you Miranda. Temple of Doom is my favorite of the original three, with Raiders coming in second, and Last Crusade in third. It's backwards to a lot of people's rankings, but there is so much to love about ToD. Glad you enjoyed it :)
I loved your reaction to the opening Hollywood musical number! It's wonderful to see someone show so much enthusiasm for music, it's infectious as heck, and it takes me back to a precise time in my life. It was in high school that Phantom and Les Mis got me hooked, and then a few years later I acquired a lifelong deep affection for anything Sondheim.
It's nice to see a reaction from someone who actually has been in a musical. My favorites were South Pacific and Oklahoma, they were a lot of fun to do off Broadway in Connecticut and New Brunswick.
You're the most upbeat, pleasant person alive. As a dour cynic, you keep my universe bright. Keep being authentic, Miranda.
"A whole child is driving." Well you see, if it was only half of a child, driving would be much more difficult.
11/10 reaction as always! Watching your reactions has made me remember why I love these movies so much. I definitely hope you end up reacting to all 5 movies. Yes, most people agree that 4 and 5 aren't as good as the original 3, but I think they're still a fun time and worth reacting to (and making up your own mind about).
Agreed, she should watch them all. I rank 5 as my 2nd favourite.
@@braytonwright6011seriously? Dial of Destiny is your 2nd favorite Indiana Jones movie? You got to be kidding me. That's disgraceful.
I'm glad you liked it. Back in the day I also thought the three first got better and better, but since then I always go back and forth on which of the three is my ultimate fave.
I'm also glad you liked Willie. A lot of people hate her, but I think she's a hoot.
It's funny that Indy experiences so many supernatural events in this film, which takes place before Raiders. And yet in Raiders when Marcus tries to warn him about the power of the Ark, Indy scoffs at the idea that the Ark might have any actual power. He's literally seen a man get his heart ripped out and still live by this point! He shouldn't immediately dismiss the idea that the Ark might have special abilities.
I know, they didn't know about ToD when they made Raiders, but still.
Your reaction to Anything Goes reminds me very much of myself the first time I saw Hamlet on stage as young kid, which right then and there also made me a theatre geek. I haven’t been on stage in a long time, but your excitement makes me want to perform again, but it feels like a lifetime ago.
Also your reaction reminds me of Mel Brooks who also fell in love with Theatre via Anything Goes which his uncle took him to as a kid in the 1930s, I would die to see the production he saw with Ethel Merman.
It’s impossible not to smile when you sing!
Another phenomenal video miranda. Temple of doom is my favourite indiana movie. Keep being amazing
Such a great reaction!! ☺ You got EXACTLY what these movies are intended for - non-stop, unbelievable, action, reaction, fun and excitement. And WHO came up with this stuff? George Lucas, mostly, that's who (along with Spielberg to a degree, as well). This is also why I am suspecting that you would love the 4th Indy movie, The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. It is made by the same people and follows the same DNA code of making a great Indiana Jones adventure movie - just when he's older and the time period has passed into the 50s.
Much love!! ❤❤❤
Broadway movie called Staying Alive from 1983 starring John Travolta , all Broadway dancing
I love it !
Im sure someone already mentioned this, but in case not, at around the 11:22 min mark in your video, the person guiding Indie to the plane is Dan Akroid and the 2x people standing in suits in the background are George Lucas and Stephen Speilburg. Also, look at some of the Chinese writing, you can see a depiction of C3PO and R2D2 if you look closely enough. Also, the Captain (Captain Blumburdt) at the palace is Mr Gradey from The Shining. Great content. Take care
Oh my gosh, I can listen to you talk (and react) for DAYS! Thank you for sharing! :)
This was my first Indiana Jones movie. My parents took me to see this in the theater when I was 8. I remember loving it until the dinner scene and then I passed my bucket of popcorn to my sister because I lost my appetite 😂. This movie is basically the reason PG-13 exists. This was released as PG and a lot of parents were upset at the gore of this movie as they took young kids to see it.
I was 10 According to my parents the heart getting roped out of the chest was my last straw. I ran out of the movie theater. My mom tuck me across the street for ice cream whial the rest of the family watch the rest of the movie
Bless your heart fir thinking you just came up with a theme park mine cart ride... 😁 Pretty much every kids dream from watching it, plus theme parks all over the world had them after this film. Love your excitement 😁👍
13:20 the first flight I give people in my plane, partway through the flight after getting altitude is to idle back without telling them, then fly around for 10min without power, them oblivious the whole time. The plane flies 100% fine without the engine. I just can't regain altitude without the engine. then I tell them we've been flying without the engine for the last 10min, and they have no clue. it's the best way to show people how safe planes are when the engine fails, without scaring anyone.
This was my first Indy movie in the theater, I adored it. For some reason it gets a ton of crap, it was great to see you enjoy it. Thanks.
Actually, the Mythbusters tested the emergency raft thing. They found that if you could get it inflated and stay on it. You would 100% survive the fall.
Yeah, of the 3 Indiana Jones movies (there are only 3), this is my favorite. It hits all the right notes and pays wonderful homage to the old action-adventure serials of a bygone era. It's just a fun romp that never lets up. And the villain is so over the top that you have to almost like him in a way.
It seems to me if you liked Short Round that you need to see The Goonies also starring a young Josh Brolin(Thanos) and Sean Astin (Samwise Gamgee)in an action/adventure treasure hunt movie.
It’s so nice to see you really loved this movie. It’s always been my personal favorite. I’m also glad to see you enjoyed the character of Willie. You totally understood it. So many people don’t like this movie because of her, but she is hilarious.
I think most people get the purpose of the character...it's just that she's non-stop. They should have dialed her back a bit.
@@bossfan49 I can agree with that, but it never bothered me like it did others.
6:04 I highly recommend the 1989 movie TAP starring Sammy Davis Jr and Gregory Hines
I wasn’t there, so I can’t “officially confirm,” but George thought it would be fun to put a musical number into the middle of a Star Wars movie, which had just happened before this movie; therefore I’m sure this opening was George’s idea, and it’s fun!
As a fellow theater nerd, I know EXACTLY what you meant by the opening of this movie! "Anything goes?" Sure, but how about if it's in Mandarin? It's a spectacular way to introduce an audience to be prepared for...anything! (It delivers.) And that live theater feeling you get only from being at the live theater? It's very hard to explain to someone who hasn't been. Movies can only hint at it. Fun fact: When this movie came out, I remember reading interviews with Spielberg where he said he had a secret wish to direct a musical some day. (By the way, I'm a composer of musicals. We're a bit of a different breed: I'm not as chatty you self-proclaim to be! But I love show people. They're like no - well, you know.)
I loved the scene with Indy chasing that one guy, stopping, and turning around and fleeing as a bunch of other guys come after him. Reminded me of Harrison's scene in Star Wars when he chases a stormtrooper and then comes across several other stormtroopers, turns and runs away. (The special remade edition had a full bay of stormtroopers)
Great reaction! Fun fact, most of the conveyor belt fight was Harrison's stunt double Vic Armstrong, one of the best stuntmen and stunt coordinators in history. Harrison had badly injured his back and was off set for three weeks, this let them continue filming without their main star.
11:48 When they closed the door of the plane, it showed that it was the bad guy's (Lao Che) plane... that's why the bad guy and pilots shared "a look"
Despite how dark this incarnation is, there are a total of 3 Wilhelm screams in this movie
That heart scene totally freaked me out at 8 years old back in the 80's, but I still loved this movie so much. 13:07 also the same sound as the Millennium Falcon when it's engines shut down. 39:37 There is an Indiana Jones ride in Disneyland that kind of resembles the atmosphere of this, but you ride in a jeep. A mine cart ride called Calico Mine Ride is at Knotts Berry Farm and that amusement park is only 10 minutes away from Disneyland.
My five year old son upon seeing the dinner scene remarked "Daddy, I want snakes fo dinnah." I don't know how long I cracked up.
Your giddiness at the "Anything Goes" intro is worth the price of admission. Lol.
I grew up on Star Wars, Indiana Jones, then The Lord of the Rings. Seeing you react to Indiana brings back memories. I remember building a couch cushion fort and watching these for the first time on VHS
"Did she deserve that!?" - That's how Indy rolls.
This move literally invented the PG13 rating with one heart-ripping scene.
I haven't seen Dial of Destiny, so I don't know if he was brought back, but I think the way Short Round could be brought back is that he could be an archaeologist as well, inspired by Indiana, having a friendly rivalry with his mentor. As for Willie, I could envision her being shown to be an activist, using her fame to bring awareness to conservation causes.
"Sounds like it's gonna be a good time"
Me: gets out the popcorn "This lady bout to have her whole day ruined"
Ok she can sing.
Love to see some theatrical play you're in.
"You know what we should put in this movie? All of it! Everything!" lol that sums it up nicely. When I was a kid I was a bit obsessed with this movie. I love reaction videos and getting to see it for the first time again through someone else's eyes, especially when you enjoy the film as much as I do :)
Just wanted to say thank you for the reactions. Love your humour and personality. Keep up the good work
13, the summer before starting high school. This was an event.
As others have mentioned....
Indiana Jones Adventure is an enhanced motion vehicle dark ride attraction based on the Indiana Jones film series, located at Disneyland (Temple of the Forbidden Eye, 1995) and Tokyo DisneySea (Temple of the Crystal Skull, 2001). Guests accompany intrepid archaeologist Dr. Indiana Jones on a turbulent quest, aboard military troop transport vehicles, through a dangerous subterranean lost temple guarded by a supernatural power.
Though the story is unique, througout the queue and ride, there are nods to the films.
This is a gem of a ride that nearly 30 years after its smashing introduction, continues to thrill guests (including myself, as a Annual Pass, and now Magic Key, holder I've been on it countless times, including a few days ago).
Ever since The Incredibles came out, the conveyor belt scene in Temple of Doom always reminds me of Edna Mode's rule: NO CAPES
Fellow theatre kid here! Spielberg’s choice to open the second movie with a dance number might be one of the most badass things in the whole franchise.
Watching the making-of documentary and hearing Spielberg talking about always wanting to make a musical really makes his later reinterpretation of West Side Story a hugely cathartic experience.
Dan Aykroyd plays the gentleman who greets Indiana Jones at the airport in the beginning of the movie before he takes off.
Officially the first and only time I’ve seen someone cry during the opening number and not from anger or frustration 😄😉
Happy 40th Anniversary to Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom!
I remember seeing this in the theater when I was 8 seeing the trailer made me want to go see it. As I was watching it I slowly realized hey this is the same character from that Raiders movie I saw when I was 5. Needless to say this film was an experience. In fact this whole trilogy is a masterpiece. You’re gonna love the next one.
This is why in Raiders, Indy responds that Belloq is being nasty when he compares them. A year ago, it was true.
She's not the new boo thing, She's the annoy thing. The kid won an Academy Award last year for "Everything".
It's great to see someone have so much fun with these movies. Never saw anyone cry at the opening before...but I enjoyed your story around why 😊. Raiders will always be my fave, but I enjoy Doom and Crusade quite a bit ... Equally. Agree with your take on just wanting good ol' entertaining movies, but it's quite clear that "they" just do not know how to make these any longer. Good thing we have films from the 30s through the 2000s to rewatch...forever.
Great movie. And it's my favorite too. I couldn't get into the other ones as much as this one.
Miranda I love your content, plus keep going. It is so calmly to listen To your comments
11:35 Indy says "Nice try Lao Che!" and closes the airplane door.
Lao Che's name is written on the airplane door.
I think you missed that while you were dancing. :)
Your reaction was "Oh, when the music hits though."
Followed by "I don't like that; they know something we don't."
Except we do.
It was written on the plane.
I don't care what anyone says. This is the best Indy movie. From start to finish it's a comic book come to life. And yes, I frickin' love Willie and all her silliness. She was never annoying to me. Short-Round was me as a kid. This film has been taken from and criticised mercilessly over the years and all of that is garbage. It's pulp perfection and I won't apologise for loving it.
35:58 The WTF look on Indy's face is priceless.
37:34 The big Thuggee Cult chief that Indie fights is played by the same actor who played the German mechanic that met his end by the propeller in Raiders of the Lost Ark, as well as one of the hench men in Marion’s bar. He also plays a Gestapo in The Last Crusade. His name is Pat Roach.
You have such a great voice, love when you sing along. Also in case it wasn't mentioned, shout out for the Dan Aykroyd cameo in the airport scene.
I love when your Theater Persona shows up
13:30 you're actually right. by shifting weight, you can control a plane. In light planes, just leaning forwards and backwards in your seat can be enough. I used to use that trick to mess with my flight students to test their use of the trim. I also have used in on long cross country flights to fly a plane hands-free with no autopilot. I would trim it out, the fly hands off by just using the rudders and shifting my weight.
"Buy me dinner first" 🤣 🤣
Good one. 😅
As always, I love your genuine reactions. A little info about the opening musical number: When Spielberg made this film he really wanted to one day direct a musical. Since he did not know if that would ever happen he had a musical number written for his opening credits. I still have not seen WEST SIDE STORY but I am thrilled that he finally got to add a musical to his portfolio.
Loved your response to "Anything Goes." I'm not a theatre person (other than attending), but I also was captivated by the introductory scene to this movie. Pure movie ecstasy. (But Lost Ark is a better overall movie.) Also, your singing voice is quite beautiful!
11:50
They did indeed know something we didn't
The plane that Indy, Willie & Short Round boarded belongs to Lao Che, the guy they were trying to escape from
Aww...Ms. Miranda's so happy during the opening number. :)
9:42 The opening musical number is probably the most you'll like Willie. She mostly just screams the rest of the time.
Temple of doom is my favorite movie of all time. I was so lucky to be a kid when the indy movies came out. And of course my fav trilogy of all time. And of course ford my favorite actor of all time
This is the first youtube channel ive joined. Your reactions are the greatest!
Your reaction to anything musical or theatrical in all of these reactions is amazing.
My one gripe with Temple of Doom is that it has a reverse character development for Indy, that really ought to have come AFTER the other two, not as a prequel. So there are some strange inconsistencies with the character. But Ke Huy Quan's Short Round is such a heart warming addition, and his humor and heart, in relation with Indy, is amongst the best in the series.