The only problem I see with watching in chronological order is the face off with the sword fighters. In Temple of Doom it was supposed to be a call back to when he casually shot the guy in Raiders after all his theatrics, but in Temple it’s supposed to be kind of funny when he realizes that he doesn’t have his gun on him.
Well, it sort of works but in a different way. This way it's sort of a progression. Back then he didn't have his gun and that got him into trouble. Later on he made sure he has his gun.
There's more than that. In "Raiders" he's a skeptical science-only atheist despite having not just witnessing a few, but *summoning* a divine miracle, from *another religious tradition* he wasn't even brought up in, a year before flying off to Egypt to find Moses's luggage. By 1936, not only should he be more open minded to the supernatural, he would be a full-on fundamentalist Hindu
From the guy who brought us Vader killed your father to Vader is your Father to Leia is your sister to I remember my mother to her mother died in childbirth to R2D2 can fly, continuity has never been Lucas’ strong suit 🤣
When they made Raiders Of The Lost Ark, they were paying homage to the Saturday morning adventure films that had a short episode ending on a cliff hanger and the following week you could see how the hero got out of the cliffhanger situation.
Difficult remembering that far back but at our Saturday morning pictures in the Granada cinema it always seemed to be Zorro and it was sixpence (equiv. to 2.5p?) to get in. Lost in Space was the only TV program I can remember with Cliffhanger endings.
It was usually serials which were big in the 30's through the 50's. Although some were sci-fi (Buck Rogers, Flash Gordon etc) most were westerns and many times ended with someone hanging literally from a cliff!
Chronological order fixes a big problem most reactors have with Temple of Doom - that Willie isn't Marion 😅 Getting Willie first means that instead of pining for Marion, you can actually enjoy Willie - who is a hilarious damsel in distress played to 11.
Other than people who had a crush on Kate Capshaw, I can't think of a single person who watched release order and liked Willie. So, I suppose there is some logic to this theory.
@@bromixsragreed! Willie is totally unlikeable and unbangable. Like Stewie said in an early Family Guy episode: "lady only here because she humping director"
@@bromixsr - while i find Kate very pretty - i enjoyed the wild brashness of Willie too - she was a steal from the screwball comedies of the 1930s & 40s (think Carole Lombard) - which happened to be the setting of the Indy films
You made a comment about how these are like "Adventure Bond" movies. These were sort done as a spiritual successor to Bond films. Lucas and Speilberg were already good friends before working on this. Lucas thought Star Wars was going to bomb, so he went to Hawaii to kind of hide out so he didn't have to hear what the box office numbers were like. Spielberg went with him. Spielberg expressed to Lucas his desire to direct a Bond film and Lucas told him "I've got something better than Bond", and proceeded to tell him about archaeologist Indiana Smith, who, because Spielberg thought the name was too similar to "Nevada Smith", a character played by Steve McQueen in a movie of the same name, Lucas said "Fine, we'll call him Indiana Jones." And then of course, by the time we get to Last Crusade, there was only one actor they wanted to play Indy's father. James Bond himself.
the costume designer of the first Indy film admitted that the Indiana Jones costume was taken from Charlton Heston's role in "Secret of the Incas" - a 1950s film which can be seen on youtube - she even said that she was surprised that the earlier film wasn't credited cuz it was watched so much by the Indy crew during the filming - and certain elements found their way into the Indy film - especially with the use of light to pinpoint the location of the treasure
In Raiders of the Lost Ark the scene where Indiana goes under the truck is a nod to a stunt from the 1959 movie Stagecoach where the stunt man went across the underneath of stagecoach and a team of running horses
I knew there was a reason why I love @PopcornRoulette. She knows many of the actors that younger generations don't, can put things together quickly and get more out of her experience and she knows at least one foreign language! 3:48:42: I did NOT think about that! At first, when he grabs his hat again, it usually means there's another adventure in the form of another film, even though we know this is the last one. But this could just mean that there is another adventure in that they could go back in time to save Mutt! Good call! She's smart as a (ahem) whip!
Hah, when young Indy (River Phoenix) finds the bullwhip in the train car, I'm reminded of the scene from Temple when Willie asks Indy if he's a "lion tamer or something?" - it's kinda like, well, actually, that's almost sorta true, considering how he acquired the whip, haha.
Oh Coby who suggested watching these in chronological order? It's not as bad as telling someone to watch Star Wars in chronological order, but close. All of these classic franchises should be seen in release order. Watching them in release order lets you see them as the world saw them when they came out. Besides, if you watch them chronologically you're inviting spoilers. Everybody knows what I'm talking about. Just my opinion. Nevertheless, as someone who saw all of these great 70s and 80s movies as they came out, I'm looking forward to watching how much you're going to enjoy these.
I agree - you'd see them as the world saw them in release order except for you don't get the long wait between sequels. The best example is the three years that people had to wait between 1980 and 1983 to see if Darth Vader was really Luke's father.
In this case it was only flip-flopping the first two films so it wasn't really that big of a deal. And the only reason they made Temple of Doom a prequel to Raiders was so Indy could have a different love interest! Otherwise people would think he was cheating on Marion!
I’ve made this comment a couple of times but growing up in the 80s most of my age group saw Temple of Doom first and they all were glad that was their introduction because it gave the Marion love story more weight and the films also got better as they watched them whereas people who saw Raiders first were let down by Doom.
Raiders is my favorite movie and I love seeing people discover it along with Temple and Crusade. And you, Coby are a delight and a once in a generation beauty. I think you would be a great Cat Woman.
I love witnessing Movies and Series, that I love, for the first time and shading in that experience again. I would never dream of criticizing them for missing stuff. And I like the way you share your thoughts as you are watching them. It's fun and, for me a BIG part of the appeal of good Reaction Content.
When River Phoenix first cracks the whip in the lion's cage, he cuts himself on his chin in the exact same spot as Harrison Ford has his real scar. In case you missed...
The one good thing about watching chronologically is the improvement going from whiny Willie to badass Marian rather than the leading lady disappointment that happens in release order.
Willie saved Indy & Short Round the first time when she woke up before the sabotaged plane crashed. Then she saved Indy from being murdered indirectly because she riled him up with bedroom promises then left Indy to fight the assassin in their room at the palace. And a third time when she literally threw the switch to stop the spiky ceiling from killing him and Shorty. So there's that.
i loved Kate Capshaw in the film - she livened up the film more than the others - altho Karen Allen made a terrific low-key appearance - and she was more of a partner - whereas Kate the more typical "dame to be rescued" - i probably wouldn't have liked the film at all if it wasn't for her - Alison Doody was pretty but drear - i never saw the last film
That's what I thought too. At least you get rid of Willie right away and then get the greatness that is Marion. Dr. Schneider was gorgeous but so shallow and greedy and definitely just one night stand material. The best part about the last one was Indy and Marion.
Another fun fact it´s that Sean Connery and Harrison Ford (who played the roles as father and son), have only twelve years of difference among them. Sean had 59 here and Harrison 47 (but Sean looks more older obviously).
Its funny that you made the Bond connection so quickly. The creation of his character was specifically intended to evoke Bond. Which comes full circle when Bond is revealed as his father.. in a manner of speaking.
I had a “Temple of Doom” lunchbox in first grade. I was 8 years old when this movie came out in 1984. My Mormon parents wouldn’t let me see it. But I could have the lunchbox. I’m sure you weren’t close to being born yet Coby.
While far from my favourite movie (though I don't _hate_ it, unlike some people), the "New York" scenes in Dial of Destiny were filmed in my hometown. Got a chance to walk around the set. A lot of movies have been filmed there, but the set design for those scenes was some of the best I've ever seen. _Tiny_ details that no viewer will ever be able to see. My favourite detail was the stickers on the lampposts, half torn off and aged, advertising New York cab companies and the like.
When I saw that this was 3 hours 51 minutes I was intimidated--and when I saw that you had lined up all five movie reactions I decided to make the time. Thank you for sharing your reactions. It was as if I were seeing new movies through your eyes even though these were highlight clips. Indiana Jones was supposed to be James Bond set in the Thirties but doing archeology, not espionage, not "licensed to kill." Travel to exotic lands, meet new people in strange cultures, kill them--oops! Like the James Bond movies, the first act is an entire adventure--that has some connection to the main adventure. In the Last Crusade, Dr Jones Sr is working on the Grail diary during the initial scene and cannot be disturbed. In the beginning of "The Last Crusade" that "husky" was the famous dog Indiana. On the Disneyland Railroad there used to be Indiana's doghouse between Main Street Station and New Orleans Station. Another person pointed this out to me--Indiana Jones never gets the item he was after. What happened to the Ark, the magical stone, the Holy Grail, the Crystal Skull and the Dial of Destiny? Again, thanks for four entertaining hours.
@@user-ch5qd3uz3l Did you see the Dial of Destiny after Helena punched out Indy? I missed it. Was it abandoned in Ancient Greece because the Dial was just a computation device and didn't have any power of its own? Or did Helena manage to sell it to a buyer who will misuse it? I didn't see the Dial in Indy's apartment. Help a fella out here--did you see it in the closing scenes? Just getting the hat was a big deal.
@@user-ch5qd3uz3l I'll have to dig out my Indiana Jones collection and look at the last scenes. It's going to take a while. Thanks for the challenge. Often I miss stuff in the movie.
The sand in the ark was the original stone tablets that had the ten commandments, but over time they deteriorated, yet have not lost Gods power of the words. The German guy laughing was just laughing at Bellocks misfortune.
It really doesn't make that much of a difference since only the first two films change positions. And the only reason that happened was so Indy could have a different love interest and no one would ask where Marion was!
Greetings from Toronto Canada. Hope you and yours are keeping well. Thanks so much for sharing. So glad you're enjoying these films. I remember watching the Indiana Jones adventures many years ago with my late mother and father. Lots of great memories. I also love the Excalibur poster that you have hanging on your wall. That's another iconic film.
The arc's a holding box for holy relics. The lid w/ the cherubim is the mercy seat where God's Presence dwelt among His people. Powerful and dangerous, but not evil, and also not a weapon to be used w/o reverence.
Harrison running after dude screaming then running into many more and getting chased the opposite way is the exact same as the Han Solo/storm trooper scene. lil homage
I don't recall anything in Temple that would have spoiled or caused confusion from having not seen Raiders, so I suppose in this case, chronological order is not so bad. They're mostly "standalone" films. But normally, for a first-time viewing of any series with prequels and spinoffs, it's always best to abide by the theatrical release order, simply because the stories are written in such a way that key reveals and backstory elements are disclosed accordingly, and assuming to watch "in chronological order' can leave more questions than answers, distracting from staying present during the film. I've seen where people watch prequels and ask a thousand questions and are confused about what is going on (and then blame the movie for "not being very good") - something that would not have happened had they watched the original series of films first, which would have explained everything and answered all those questions, lol. EDIT : 44:18 ; 44:55 Hahaha, case in point. ;-) Golden Rule for movie anthology viewing for n00bs : ALWAYS watch for the first time in the ORIGINAL RELEASE order - after that, watch in whatever order you like. Avoid all the questions and confusion.
Interesting facts...... the guy who tries to shoot him in the opening of Raiders is also the monkey man with the eye patch. The guy who gets crushed by the rock crusher in Temple is the guy choking him in Marion's bar, the propeller guy, and one of the Germans outside the zeppelin. Also, the hieroglyphs in the Well of Souls have R2-D2 and C-3po in them. And, the plane in the beginning of Raiders has the number OB-CPO. The guy talking to them before boarding Lao Che's plane is Dan Akroyd. Donovan is the AT-AT walker commander in The Empire Strikes Back, and one of the agents in Raiders is Porkins in SW A New Hope. Indy was supposed to fight the Cairo Swordsman but had food poisoning and shooting him was Harrison's idea to avoid the scene. Indiana Jones is my favorite movie character if you didn't figured it out.
2:02:18 There was no green screen there, Coby, but I can see why you thought so. It was shot on location in the courtyard of the Arts & Crafts School of Almería, in South East Spain, not too far from where I'm from (most exterior scenes from that part of the movie where in the Almería area). I totally get what you mean about how old movies sometimes looked kind of fake in so many shots filmed on actual location such as this one. My guess is that it's due to the fact that the shot has both natural lighting and a lot of extra sources of artifical light pointing at the characters, so the end result is not too natural and can make our brains just assume that those actors were shot separately from the background.
I love your reactions, but I do wish you would have started with Raiders. The first one was done so well that i think it helps you bond more to the Indy character so that you can better enjoy the other two (noticeably less strong, imo) movies.
@@popcornroulettereactions And I guess since neither of us have tried it any other way, we'll never be sure which order we would have liked best ; ). I thought Short Round was the too funny and Capshaw a little annoying. I admit the first time I saw Raiders in theaters I was completely blown away. It's in my top 5 of my all time favorite movie theater experiences. I didn't get those same feelings from any of the sequels (after the 3rd one, i thought they really declined in quality) they all seemed lacking in one way or another to me - at least by comparison. Still the sequels are great adventure flicks, but Raiders will always have a special place in my heart. Back when I saw it first at 17 years old in 1981 and even now at 60.
Fun fact: The big Nazi that Indy fist fights in Raiders and the big Sherpa he wrestles at the beginning, and the Chief Guard in TOD, are all the same person, stuntman and actor Pat Roach.
1:26:55 in the Bible the ark of the covenant is a wooden box covered in gold inside and out with a lid that’s also covered in gold and has golden Cheribon statue fused on top, inside it’s supposed to be the 10 Commandments, a Golden jar of mana, Aaron Steph and maybe the original versions of the 10 Commandments that were smashed before getting put in the ark, With four golden rings added to each side of the arc to carry wooden planks because the wooden plagues were the ways people would carry the ark and the reason the wooden planks were needed was because anyone who didn’t make the ark was for bidden to touch and look inside the ark. The ark of the covenant also brought bad luck to anyone who stole it from the Hebrews.
A fun fact, it´s when young Indy uses the whip and gets a scar himself in the chin. Harrison Ford, in real life, has a scar in the same place, but in his case was due to a car crash when he was young.
I actually really like that you watched them in chronological order. I think I as a kid saw Doom first, just because of the practicality of myself being not a baby when DOOM aired on HBO free preview weekends, so I never had the endless comparisons to Willie not being as brave or kickass of a girl as Marion which most people complain about. This remedy's that problem, so that Indy upgrades to a girl who's more his style. Kate is great comic relief when she's not just in comparison to someone else.
This is exciting and action packed! The entertainment factor is the greatest and it is well acted. I highly recommend the whole series! It is the best!
The way I think time travel works in the fifth one is that whenever someone goes back in time it already happened like going back in time does it change it, it’s predestine to happen.
Ford actually appeared in a nice little cameo in the YOUNG INDIANA JONES show, which was released across 3 sets of DVDs. They combined two episodes each into one "movie". Ford is in MYSTERY OF THE BLUES. Whole show is a great watch, but its more historical adventure, where he as a child and as a young men meets and witnesses historical events and people instead of ancient mystical relics. It is great even considering the advances in TV SFX and composition.
Elsa didn’t have a clue which chalice it was. She didn’t try to tell indy which one she thought it was after the bad guy died, which let you know she didn’t have clue.
That awesome building with the pillars looks like Petra, which is a real life place in the Middle East. Awesome buildings with columns made out of stand stone.
a little background that makes these movies a bit more interesting. the nazis actually tried to track down "magical" artifacts. himmler of the ss was obsessed with the occult and chased down every possible edge to win WWII
In the 3rd (last crusade), in the scene you say you see the outline of the hats and so on, because you say it is a green screen. It is not at all, it is a real location, in Spain (Almería more specifically if I am not mistaken). Initially Spielberg and the production would have wanted to do it in The Alhambra (Granada, Spain 🇪🇸), but they did not obtain permission to film there. The car ride along that street with Salah is also Almería , just as the desert part is the Tabernas Desert, in the same province of Almería, considered the only desert in the territory of Europe…the motorcycle chase was also in Spain...
Speaking just out of personal preference of course,if it was me,I'd skip 'Temple of Doom' and especially '..Crystal Skull..'But that's just me.I have a number of the 30s and 40s cliff hanger serials in my movie collection, and '..Lost Ark..' and '..Last Crusade..'do it right.In my opinion.Indiana Jones in the 1930s was the best.
If you want to see Sean Connery in another great film, one that he had a good part in was "The Untouchables", in which he won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. It takes place mainly in Chicago during Prohibition. It also stars Kevin Costner as Eliot Ness and Robert De Niro as Al Capone.
I have the DVD collection of the whole series, and I highly recommend it for both Indy fans and fans of early 20th century history. Indy interacts with numerous famous historical characters in each episode, and the DVDs contain documentaries on a bunch of them: Albert Schweitzer, Sigmund Freud, Pablo Picasso, Ned Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia), Teddy Roosevelt, Thomas Edison, the Red Baron, and many more. Very educational *and* entertaining. Sean Patrick Flannery (college-age Indy) said that the actors were given a huge stack of historical information to review before filming each episode, so that they would understand what was actually happening in that time and place. The episodes were repackaged a few times over the years, for broadcast in either one- or two-hour time slots. In one incarnation, most episodes began with "old Indy" (elderly, with an eye patch) in our time, reminiscing about an item someone is looking at. This transitions into his younger self going through an adventure. These "old Indy" segments weren't included on the DVDs, and I'm disappointed about that. Still a lot of fun though. The writers were also working on 20+ episodes for a third season, before it got cancelled. Would have loved to see what they would have created.
The Ark doesn't contain evil powers. It contains the power of God. It was carried by the Hebrews in the Bible and held the stone tablets the Ten Commandments. The Hebrews used it in battle to defeat their enemies with Gods assistance.
If I understood the movie, the dial was programmed to take you back to that time period only. It wasn't meant to be a time-traveling device to wherever you wanted to go.
50:31 Is it just me, or did that propeller engine starting up sound a lot like the Millennium Falcon's light-speed failing? And speaking of SW easter eggs, I never noticed that "Club Obi Wan" sign before, hahahaa. that's awesome.
Marion was not drunk. You are meant to gather that she has developed a high tolerance for alcohol. First, she bluffs the crowd into betting more against her in the drinking game. Then she uses that ability to try and trick Beloch into thinking she is drunk so she can get away.
12:39 A couple other movies with Kate Capshaw that you might like are the mediocre "Dreamscape" also starring Dennis Quaid, and the really cool "Space Camp" also starring Lea Thompson, Leaf (now known as Joachin) Phoenix, and Tom Skerritt.
If I'm not mistaken, in Raiders... two of my favorite directors that I grew up with (George Lucas & Steven Spielberg) - wrote the character of Indians Jones to be a "P" word... with Indy being around 30 when he met Marian when she was 11 or 12... but they decided to make her 16 bc they feared we weren't ready to accept their perverted ideas. Can anyone correct me if I'm wrong?
I didn't think it was great, but thought dial of destiny was okay. It was a lukewarm, tonally appropriate sendoff. Like a middle-aged or older person drinking coffee just the way Mom or Dad Used to make it, even though it's not that objectively good and there is much better these days. It captured the spirit though.
Did everyone see the R2 and 3PO engraving on the pillar behind Indy in the Well of Souls? Oh my god Coby, if you're road tripping across the US, and you make it through New Mexico, visit Meteor Crater, it's absolutely epic. It's the best thing I saw between Houston and Santa Monica. Shia Lebouf, I HIGHLY recommend him in Eagle Eye (2008) That was a good movie.
It's good they did not go "bouncing around" in time. Going back to 200 BC was incredibly risky. Butterfly Effect. You just never know. I thought for sure, when Achemedes took the watch off that dude, and handed it to Indy, that Indy was gonna die in 200 BC and be buried with the watch, and that ancient corpse they found wearing the watch was actually Indy. One of those time travel infinite redundancy loops or something. Let's say that happened - could you imagine, being an archaeological adventurer, and finding an ancient tomb with a mysterious trinket (like a wristwatch) not supposed to be invented yet... and it turns out that corpse is actually YOU? You discover your own tomb and remains? And don't know it? This is why I stopped trying to figure out any logical rationality or consistency in time travel - there is none - and to attempt to find or craft any is the path to madness.
1:22:53 It burned the relics too. Inside the Ark was except for the stone tablets Aarons rod and a jar of manna. The Ark was supposed to be God's dwelling place on earth and the manna was his food.
Great reaction yes it is better in the big screen but the way you’re saying is good. I never thought of using it doing this order but you’re right that is the best way. I think you love the next one and I know people say foreign five or not good be as good as the other three but they are good. They should all be seen good parts and parts. If you like the relationships you’ll love part four don’t let people talk you out of Crystal skull until next time.
Indy got the ideas for the jacket, hat and whip from that first adventure. He was just a boy and didn't have those things in his wardrobe before seeing the guy who bested him ..
Great reaction yes this is. I think the best of the original three I love Sean Connery and Harrison Ford and my two favorite actors in the whole wide world and they’re together. The movie is awesome. My favorite of Star Trek and Sean was almost in Star Trek five but he had already signed Jones three so that’s why he didn’t do Star Trek, I’m so glad he didn’t because he’s so much better than this. Please give foreign a chance. I know people say they’re bad but they’re not they’re not as good as Movies maybe but they’re still good on their own especially if you like relationships for is definitely for you if you like relationships and happy endingsfor at least thanks for the fun until next time
Did you comment that it could not have been filmed in India because there where palmtrees in the background? There are over 100 different species of palm in India.
3 hours and 51 minutes for a reaction vid to 3 movies? Wow, what's your editing secret? I've never seen reactors able to edit videos to Raiders, Temple of Doom, and Last Crusade each over an hour long without getting taken down by YT
What are you talking about? This was all 5 movies. Temple of Doom, Raiders, Last Crusade, Crystal skull, and Dial of Destiny in chronological order and not theatrical order. Each one was roughly 46 minutes.
@@matthewserdynski1699 You're right, but he can be forgiven for thinking it was only three movies because I feel likewise. In much the same way that I only acknowledge three Star Wars films, I totally dismiss Crystal Aliens and Time Machine of Destiny as ugly, illegitimate step children that have no business being included with the roster of REAL Indiana Jones movies.
The only problem I see with watching in chronological order is the face off with the sword fighters. In Temple of Doom it was supposed to be a call back to when he casually shot the guy in Raiders after all his theatrics, but in Temple it’s supposed to be kind of funny when he realizes that he doesn’t have his gun on him.
yeah. watching any film series in chronological order if you've never seen them is always a bad idea. Not sure why people do this.
Well, it sort of works but in a different way. This way it's sort of a progression. Back then he didn't have his gun and that got him into trouble. Later on he made sure he has his gun.
There's more than that.
In "Raiders" he's a skeptical science-only atheist despite having not just witnessing a few, but *summoning* a divine miracle, from *another religious tradition* he wasn't even brought up in, a year before flying off to Egypt to find Moses's luggage. By 1936, not only should he be more open minded to the supernatural, he would be a full-on fundamentalist Hindu
From the guy who brought us Vader killed your father to Vader is your Father to Leia is your sister to I remember my mother to her mother died in childbirth to R2D2 can fly, continuity has never been Lucas’ strong suit 🤣
@@popcornroulettereactions Best comment LOL so true....!!!! Make your own experience!!!
Earl Webber, the man who helps Indy get on the plane near the beginning of Temple Of Doom was Dan Aykroyd
When they made Raiders Of The Lost Ark, they were paying homage to the Saturday morning adventure films that had a short episode ending on a cliff hanger and the following week you could see how the hero got out of the cliffhanger situation.
Difficult remembering that far back but at our Saturday morning pictures in the Granada cinema it always seemed to be Zorro and it was sixpence (equiv. to 2.5p?) to get in. Lost in Space was the only TV program I can remember with Cliffhanger endings.
"HE DIDN'T GET OUT OF THE COCKA DOODY CAR!"
It was usually serials which were big in the 30's through the 50's. Although some were sci-fi (Buck Rogers, Flash Gordon etc) most were westerns and many times ended with someone hanging literally from a cliff!
The Husky at the beginning of the third movie is Indiana
Chronological order fixes a big problem most reactors have with Temple of Doom - that Willie isn't Marion 😅
Getting Willie first means that instead of pining for Marion, you can actually enjoy Willie - who is a hilarious damsel in distress played to 11.
That’s absolutely my justification for watching it in this order
Other than people who had a crush on Kate Capshaw, I can't think of a single person who watched release order and liked Willie. So, I suppose there is some logic to this theory.
@@bromixsr I never hated Willie as a character. I do prefer Marion. I saw them in the theater as a kid.
@@bromixsragreed! Willie is totally unlikeable and unbangable. Like Stewie said in an early Family Guy episode: "lady only here because she humping director"
@@bromixsr - while i find Kate very pretty - i enjoyed the wild brashness of Willie too - she was a steal from the screwball comedies of the 1930s & 40s (think Carole Lombard) - which happened to be the setting of the Indy films
You made a comment about how these are like "Adventure Bond" movies. These were sort done as a spiritual successor to Bond films. Lucas and Speilberg were already good friends before working on this. Lucas thought Star Wars was going to bomb, so he went to Hawaii to kind of hide out so he didn't have to hear what the box office numbers were like. Spielberg went with him. Spielberg expressed to Lucas his desire to direct a Bond film and Lucas told him "I've got something better than Bond", and proceeded to tell him about archaeologist Indiana Smith, who, because Spielberg thought the name was too similar to "Nevada Smith", a character played by Steve McQueen in a movie of the same name, Lucas said "Fine, we'll call him Indiana Jones." And then of course, by the time we get to Last Crusade, there was only one actor they wanted to play Indy's father. James Bond himself.
the costume designer of the first Indy film admitted that the Indiana Jones costume was taken from Charlton Heston's role in "Secret of the Incas" - a 1950s film which can be seen on youtube - she even said that she was surprised that the earlier film wasn't credited cuz it was watched so much by the Indy crew during the filming - and certain elements found their way into the Indy film - especially with the use of light to pinpoint the location of the treasure
Coby: "I hope Shortround becomes Indy's kid and takes over later'"
We all did, Coby. We all did.
Some of us still do.
You're nuts. The only thing more annoying than Shortround was Willie.
Short Round - like Willie - added cheery energy to an otherwise tedious tale - i'm a big fan of both
I was very disappointed they didn't bring Shortround back for that last one.
In Raiders of the Lost Ark the scene where Indiana goes under the truck is a nod to a stunt from the 1959 movie Stagecoach where the stunt man went across the underneath of stagecoach and a team of running horses
Also a tribute to a stuntman going under a fast moving stagecoach in a Western - the team of six horses and the stagecoach all going at some speed.
@@davidmckie7128 actually you are right i remembered the wrong movie. But Yakima Canutt, right stunt man. Thank you for noting that.
The building in the canyon of the crescent moon is the actual city of Petra.
I knew there was a reason why I love @PopcornRoulette. She knows many of the actors that younger generations don't, can put things together quickly and get more out of her experience and she knows at least one foreign language!
3:48:42: I did NOT think about that! At first, when he grabs his hat again, it usually means there's another adventure in the form of another film, even though we know this is the last one. But this could just mean that there is another adventure in that they could go back in time to save Mutt! Good call! She's smart as a (ahem) whip!
His umbrella is for when it rains. When you're traveling you need such things.
Hah, when young Indy (River Phoenix) finds the bullwhip in the train car, I'm reminded of the scene from Temple when Willie asks Indy if he's a "lion tamer or something?" - it's kinda like, well, actually, that's almost sorta true, considering how he acquired the whip, haha.
Oh Coby who suggested watching these in chronological order? It's not as bad as telling someone to watch Star Wars in chronological order, but close.
All of these classic franchises should be seen in release order. Watching them in release order lets you see them as the world saw them when they came out. Besides, if you watch them chronologically you're inviting spoilers. Everybody knows what I'm talking about.
Just my opinion.
Nevertheless, as someone who saw all of these great 70s and 80s movies as they came out, I'm looking forward to watching how much you're going to enjoy these.
I agree - you'd see them as the world saw them in release order except for you don't get the long wait between sequels. The best example is the three years that people had to wait between 1980 and 1983 to see if Darth Vader was really Luke's father.
In this case it was only flip-flopping the first two films so it wasn't really that big of a deal. And the only reason they made Temple of Doom a prequel to Raiders was so Indy could have a different love interest! Otherwise people would think he was cheating on Marion!
I LOVE that your first thought was the mini bar in switching out the bag of sand for the artifact!
I can't imagine watching the prequel first. Everybody should be introduced to Indiana Jones by watching Raiders of the Lost Ark
I’ve made this comment a couple of times but growing up in the 80s most of my age group saw Temple of Doom first and they all were glad that was their introduction because it gave the Marion love story more weight and the films also got better as they watched them whereas people who saw Raiders first were let down by Doom.
No, the gold "box" is the ark. It contained the stone tablets with the 10 commandments on them, which had turned to sand.
The sand in the ark is supposed to be the remains of the 10 commandments
Raiders is my favorite movie and I love seeing people discover it along with Temple and Crusade.
And you, Coby are a delight and a once in a generation beauty. I think you would be a great Cat Woman.
Now that you has watched this saga, tell me: do you like It?
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The actor to the left is same guy that played Rogue 2, Zev Senesca on Hoth in Star Wars Empire Strikes Back.
I love witnessing Movies and Series, that I love, for the first time and shading in that experience again. I would never dream of criticizing them for missing stuff. And I like the way you share your thoughts as you are watching them. It's fun and, for me a BIG part of the appeal of good Reaction Content.
When River Phoenix first cracks the whip in the lion's cage, he cuts himself on his chin in the exact same spot as Harrison Ford has his real scar. In case you missed...
The one good thing about watching chronologically is the improvement going from whiny Willie to badass Marian rather than the leading lady disappointment that happens in release order.
Willie saved Indy & Short Round the first time when she woke up before the sabotaged plane crashed. Then she saved Indy from being murdered indirectly because she riled him up with bedroom promises then left Indy to fight the assassin in their room at the palace. And a third time when she literally threw the switch to stop the spiky ceiling from killing him and Shorty. So there's that.
@@ricksparks yeah, mostly coincidental and whining the whole time.
i loved Kate Capshaw in the film - she livened up the film more than the others - altho Karen Allen made a terrific low-key appearance - and she was more of a partner - whereas Kate the more typical "dame to be rescued" - i probably wouldn't have liked the film at all if it wasn't for her - Alison Doody was pretty but drear - i never saw the last film
Yeah Kate capshaw isy my favourite. A superb comic performance. I love her delivery of I hate the water I hate being wet and I hate you
That's what I thought too. At least you get rid of Willie right away and then get the greatness that is Marion. Dr. Schneider was gorgeous but so shallow and greedy and definitely just one night stand material. The best part about the last one was Indy and Marion.
Another fun fact it´s that Sean Connery and Harrison Ford (who played the roles as father and son), have only twelve years of difference among them. Sean had 59 here and Harrison 47 (but Sean looks more older obviously).
you don't think sean could have fathered a child at 12
Raiders is always my fav. Simply started the whole adventure / treasure hunting genre.
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Here he play Hitler.
In Empire Strikes Back he played admiral Ozzel, the admiral that Vader choked at Hoth.
To me he'll always be Mr Bronson in Grange Hill.
Yup! The agent in Raiders is Porkins in SW A New Hope, and Donovan is the AT-AT walker commander in The Empire Strikes Back.
Enjoyed all the reactions! The movies are so much fun, and it's so much fun to see somebody enjoy them for the first time!
Its funny that you made the Bond connection so quickly.
The creation of his character was specifically intended to evoke Bond.
Which comes full circle when Bond is revealed as his father.. in a manner of speaking.
I had a “Temple of Doom” lunchbox in first grade. I was 8 years old when this movie came out in 1984. My Mormon parents wouldn’t let me see it. But I could have the lunchbox. I’m sure you weren’t close to being born yet Coby.
While far from my favourite movie (though I don't _hate_ it, unlike some people), the "New York" scenes in Dial of Destiny were filmed in my hometown. Got a chance to walk around the set. A lot of movies have been filmed there, but the set design for those scenes was some of the best I've ever seen. _Tiny_ details that no viewer will ever be able to see. My favourite detail was the stickers on the lampposts, half torn off and aged, advertising New York cab companies and the like.
When I saw that this was 3 hours 51 minutes I was intimidated--and when I saw that you had lined up all five movie reactions I decided to make the time. Thank you for sharing your reactions. It was as if I were seeing new movies through your eyes even though these were highlight clips.
Indiana Jones was supposed to be James Bond set in the Thirties but doing archeology, not espionage, not "licensed to kill." Travel to exotic lands, meet new people in strange cultures, kill them--oops! Like the James Bond movies, the first act is an entire adventure--that has some connection to the main adventure. In the Last Crusade, Dr Jones Sr is working on the Grail diary during the initial scene and cannot be disturbed.
In the beginning of "The Last Crusade" that "husky" was the famous dog Indiana. On the Disneyland Railroad there used to be Indiana's doghouse between Main Street Station and New Orleans Station.
Another person pointed this out to me--Indiana Jones never gets the item he was after. What happened to the Ark, the magical stone, the Holy Grail, the Crystal Skull and the Dial of Destiny?
Again, thanks for four entertaining hours.
Same for Nathan drake. Its a lesson.... somethings are not recovered for a reason. However... he did get the stone in temple of doom
didn't he get the Dial at the end of Dial?
@@user-ch5qd3uz3l Did you see the Dial of Destiny after Helena punched out Indy? I missed it. Was it abandoned in Ancient Greece because the Dial was just a computation device and didn't have any power of its own? Or did Helena manage to sell it to a buyer who will misuse it? I didn't see the Dial in Indy's apartment. Help a fella out here--did you see it in the closing scenes? Just getting the hat was a big deal.
@@alancranford3398 been a while since I watched it but I could have sworn it was on his nightstand or something at the end
@@user-ch5qd3uz3l I'll have to dig out my Indiana Jones collection and look at the last scenes. It's going to take a while. Thanks for the challenge. Often I miss stuff in the movie.
The sand in the ark was the original stone tablets that had the ten commandments, but over time they deteriorated, yet have not lost Gods power of the words. The German guy laughing was just laughing at Bellocks misfortune.
You really should’ve watched it in the release order
It really doesn't make that much of a difference since only the first two films change positions. And the only reason that happened was so Indy could have a different love interest and no one would ask where Marion was!
Greetings from Toronto Canada. Hope you and yours are keeping well. Thanks so much for sharing. So glad you're enjoying these films. I remember watching the Indiana Jones adventures many years ago with my late mother and father. Lots of great memories. I also love the Excalibur poster that you have hanging on your wall. That's another iconic film.
The arc's a holding box for holy relics. The lid w/ the cherubim is the mercy seat where God's Presence dwelt among His people. Powerful and dangerous, but not evil, and also not a weapon to be used w/o reverence.
One thing about Indy. He can put up with anything. But he HATES snakes! -OG
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That's same actor that played the big Indian guy in the Temple of doom.
Wrestler Pat Roach from Birmingham.
Harrison running after dude screaming then running into many more and getting chased the opposite way is the exact same as the Han Solo/storm trooper scene. lil homage
I don't recall anything in Temple that would have spoiled or caused confusion from having not seen Raiders, so I suppose in this case, chronological order is not so bad.
They're mostly "standalone" films.
But normally, for a first-time viewing of any series with prequels and spinoffs, it's always best to abide by the theatrical release order, simply because the stories are written in such a way that key reveals and backstory elements are disclosed accordingly, and assuming to watch "in chronological order' can leave more questions than answers, distracting from staying present during the film. I've seen where people watch prequels and ask a thousand questions and are confused about what is going on (and then blame the movie for "not being very good") - something that would not have happened had they watched the original series of films first, which would have explained everything and answered all those questions, lol.
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Hahaha, case in point. ;-)
Golden Rule for movie anthology viewing for n00bs : ALWAYS watch for the first time in the ORIGINAL RELEASE order - after that, watch in whatever order you like. Avoid all the questions and confusion.
Interesting facts...... the guy who tries to shoot him in the opening of Raiders is also the monkey man with the eye patch. The guy who gets crushed by the rock crusher in Temple is the guy choking him in Marion's bar, the propeller guy, and one of the Germans outside the zeppelin.
Also, the hieroglyphs in the Well of Souls have R2-D2 and C-3po in them. And, the plane in the beginning of Raiders has the number OB-CPO.
The guy talking to them before boarding Lao Che's plane is Dan Akroyd.
Donovan is the AT-AT walker commander in The Empire Strikes Back, and one of the agents in Raiders is Porkins in SW A New Hope.
Indy was supposed to fight the Cairo Swordsman but had food poisoning and shooting him was Harrison's idea to avoid the scene.
Indiana Jones is my favorite movie character if you didn't figured it out.
I can’t see Short Round without thinking of my time at Canon Beach in Oregon. Where they filmed Goonies
43:58 - She's in Black Rain. A great movie that is often overlooked by reacters
2:02:18 There was no green screen there, Coby, but I can see why you thought so. It was shot on location in the courtyard of the Arts & Crafts School of Almería, in South East Spain, not too far from where I'm from (most exterior scenes from that part of the movie where in the Almería area). I totally get what you mean about how old movies sometimes looked kind of fake in so many shots filmed on actual location such as this one. My guess is that it's due to the fact that the shot has both natural lighting and a lot of extra sources of artifical light pointing at the characters, so the end result is not too natural and can make our brains just assume that those actors were shot separately from the background.
I love your reactions, but I do wish you would have started with Raiders. The first one was done so well that i think it helps you bond more to the Indy character so that you can better enjoy the other two (noticeably less strong, imo) movies.
In my opinion ToD is an amazing film but also if you start with it the next two sequels are even better!
@@popcornroulettereactions And I guess since neither of us have tried it any other way, we'll never be sure which order we would have liked best ; ). I thought Short Round was the too funny and Capshaw a little annoying. I admit the first time I saw Raiders in theaters I was completely blown away. It's in my top 5 of my all time favorite movie theater experiences. I didn't get those same feelings from any of the sequels (after the 3rd one, i thought they really declined in quality) they all seemed lacking in one way or another to me - at least by comparison. Still the sequels are great adventure flicks, but Raiders will always have a special place in my heart. Back when I saw it first at 17 years old in 1981 and even now at 60.
Fun fact: The big Nazi that Indy fist fights in Raiders and the big Sherpa he wrestles at the beginning, and the Chief Guard in TOD, are all the same person, stuntman and actor Pat Roach.
Late actor
Dial of Destiny is the only Indy movie I have seen only once. That was more than enough. 😢
The Raiders truck in the movie is the actual truck at the exit of the Disneyland ride.
1:26:55 in the Bible the ark of the covenant is a wooden box covered in gold inside and out with a lid that’s also covered in gold and has golden Cheribon statue fused on top, inside it’s supposed to be the 10 Commandments, a Golden jar of mana, Aaron Steph and maybe the original versions of the 10 Commandments that were smashed before getting put in the ark, With four golden rings added to each side of the arc to carry wooden planks because the wooden plagues were the ways people would carry the ark and the reason the wooden planks were needed was because anyone who didn’t make the ark was for bidden to touch and look inside the ark. The ark of the covenant also brought bad luck to anyone who stole it from the Hebrews.
A fun fact, it´s when young Indy uses the whip and gets a scar himself in the chin. Harrison Ford, in real life, has a scar in the same place, but in his case was due to a car crash when he was young.
I actually really like that you watched them in chronological order. I think I as a kid saw Doom first, just because of the practicality of myself being not a baby when DOOM aired on HBO free preview weekends, so I never had the endless comparisons to Willie not being as brave or kickass of a girl as Marion which most people complain about. This remedy's that problem, so that Indy upgrades to a girl who's more his style. Kate is great comic relief when she's not just in comparison to someone else.
The problem isn't that she is unlike Marion. They problem is that she's bloody annoying.
This is exciting and action packed! The entertainment factor is the greatest and it is well acted. I highly recommend the whole series! It is the best!
When you say series do you mean the Adventures of Young Indiana Jones Chronicles?
An ARK is a vessel, a container, like a chest. Noah’s Ark was not a boat, but a container for surviving the Flood.
Noahs Ark is a Myth, you couldn't even build one now
@@paulfrancis9129 Actually, someone did..., it's in Kentucky.
It has a gift shop.
Someone in Australia is building a new Titanic as well.
@wbeenjammin yeah but it can't hold 2 animals from every species on the planet can it
@@paulfrancis9129 It might hold 2 of every kind of animal the builders were aware of. To them that's all the kinds of animals on the planet.
@wbeenjammin which means there wouldn't be any kangaroos or koala left doesn't it.
The way I think time travel works in the fifth one is that whenever someone goes back in time it already happened like going back in time does it change it, it’s predestine to happen.
Ford actually appeared in a nice little cameo in the YOUNG INDIANA JONES show, which was released across 3 sets of DVDs. They combined two episodes each into one "movie".
Ford is in MYSTERY OF THE BLUES.
Whole show is a great watch, but its more historical adventure, where he as a child and as a young men meets and witnesses historical events and people instead of ancient mystical relics.
It is great even considering the advances in TV SFX and composition.
Elsa didn’t have a clue which chalice it was. She didn’t try to tell indy which one she thought it was after the bad guy died, which let you know she didn’t have clue.
Best adventure saga in the history of cinema!
5:58 Good eye, Coby. Not many people catch that Star Wars reference.
That awesome building with the pillars looks like Petra, which is a real life place in the Middle East. Awesome buildings with columns made out of stand stone.
'The sacred chalice, that contained Jesus Christ's blood' ' The Holy Grail' --- Coby: "The Cup" - lol 01:55:22
The facade in the canyon that is supposed to be the same desert, is not the Tabernas desert in Almería Spain. But it's Petra, in Jordan 🇯🇴
a little background that makes these movies a bit more interesting. the nazis actually tried to track down "magical" artifacts. himmler of the ss was obsessed with the occult and chased down every possible edge to win WWII
Yes, Marion can handle her liquor. No, the snakes are not going to help him.
Deja vu feeling that i already watched this lolol nice compilation of all reactions.
That random building in a canyon is actually a real ancient palace
In the 3rd (last crusade), in the scene you say you see the outline of the hats and so on, because you say it is a green screen.
It is not at all, it is a real location, in Spain (Almería more specifically if I am not mistaken).
Initially Spielberg and the production would have wanted to do it in The Alhambra (Granada, Spain 🇪🇸), but they did not obtain permission to film there.
The car ride along that street with Salah is also Almería , just as the desert part is the Tabernas Desert, in the same province of Almería, considered the only desert in the territory of Europe…the motorcycle chase was also in Spain...
Speaking just out of personal preference of course,if it was me,I'd skip 'Temple of Doom' and especially '..Crystal Skull..'But that's just me.I have a number of the 30s and 40s cliff hanger serials in my movie collection, and '..Lost Ark..' and '..Last Crusade..'do it right.In my opinion.Indiana Jones in the 1930s was the best.
If you want to see Sean Connery in another great film, one that he had a good part in was "The Untouchables", in which he won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. It takes place mainly in Chicago during Prohibition. It also stars Kevin Costner as Eliot Ness and Robert De Niro as Al Capone.
Not sure what this Dial of Destiny and Crystal skull things are but Im glad you enjoyed the THREE and only 3 Indy movies. :)
There was a television series for Young Indiana Jones. It went 2 seasons and 28 total episodes, each about 45 minutes.
I have the DVD collection of the whole series, and I highly recommend it for both Indy fans and fans of early 20th century history. Indy interacts with numerous famous historical characters in each episode, and the DVDs contain documentaries on a bunch of them: Albert Schweitzer, Sigmund Freud, Pablo Picasso, Ned Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia), Teddy Roosevelt, Thomas Edison, the Red Baron, and many more. Very educational *and* entertaining. Sean Patrick Flannery (college-age Indy) said that the actors were given a huge stack of historical information to review before filming each episode, so that they would understand what was actually happening in that time and place.
The episodes were repackaged a few times over the years, for broadcast in either one- or two-hour time slots. In one incarnation, most episodes began with "old Indy" (elderly, with an eye patch) in our time, reminiscing about an item someone is looking at. This transitions into his younger self going through an adventure. These "old Indy" segments weren't included on the DVDs, and I'm disappointed about that. Still a lot of fun though.
The writers were also working on 20+ episodes for a third season, before it got cancelled. Would have loved to see what they would have created.
The Ark doesn't contain evil powers. It contains the power of God. It was carried by the Hebrews in the Bible and held the stone tablets the Ten Commandments. The Hebrews used it in battle to defeat their enemies with Gods assistance.
All in imaginary stories, of course.
@@Jeff_Vader Atheists can't resist. Smh
@@Jeff_Vader Just explaining from a "lore" point of view.
1:26:40 no that is the arc but the arc is supposed to carry the 10 Commandments.
If I understood the movie, the dial was programmed to take you back to that time period only. It wasn't meant to be a time-traveling device to wherever you wanted to go.
50:31 Is it just me, or did that propeller engine starting up sound a lot like the Millennium Falcon's light-speed failing?
And speaking of SW easter eggs, I never noticed that "Club Obi Wan" sign before, hahahaa. that's awesome.
There was a Disney phase.
Then there was a slightly more grown-up phase.
This was the introduction.
Thank you!
Thank you Coby! This is sool! Glad you got to see these movies.
It's always interesting to hear a fresh opinion on these movies. Thank you for an insightful and enjoyable reaction.👍
I watched the video little by little because it is very long. I loved your reaction and I had a lot of fun reminiscing about the movies again...
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That was a Walter P38, very common in all branches of the German army.
2:16:32 You know fun fact George Lucas named Indiana Jones after his dog (Indiana) and his dog is the same exact bread as the one in the opening.
Marion was not drunk. You are meant to gather that she has developed a high tolerance for alcohol. First, she bluffs the crowd into betting more against her in the drinking game. Then she uses that ability to try and trick Beloch into thinking she is drunk so she can get away.
12:39 A couple other movies with Kate Capshaw that you might like are the mediocre "Dreamscape" also starring Dennis Quaid, and the really cool "Space Camp" also starring Lea Thompson, Leaf (now known as Joachin) Phoenix, and Tom Skerritt.
If I'm not mistaken, in Raiders... two of my favorite directors that I grew up with (George Lucas & Steven Spielberg) - wrote the character of Indians Jones to be a "P" word...
with Indy being around 30 when he met Marian when she was 11 or 12... but they decided to make her 16 bc they feared we weren't ready to accept their perverted ideas.
Can anyone correct me if I'm wrong?
I didn't think it was great, but thought dial of destiny was okay. It was a lukewarm, tonally appropriate sendoff. Like a middle-aged or older person drinking coffee just the way Mom or Dad Used to make it, even though it's not that objectively good and there is much better these days. It captured the spirit though.
2:14:15 it means God won’t let it get out of that temple and also anyone who drinks from it and leaves the temple will become mortal again.
Did everyone see the R2 and 3PO engraving on the pillar behind Indy in the Well of Souls?
Oh my god Coby, if you're road tripping across the US, and you make it through New Mexico, visit Meteor Crater, it's absolutely epic. It's the best thing I saw between Houston and Santa Monica.
Shia Lebouf, I HIGHLY recommend him in Eagle Eye (2008) That was a good movie.
It's good they did not go "bouncing around" in time. Going back to 200 BC was incredibly risky.
Butterfly Effect.
You just never know.
I thought for sure, when Achemedes took the watch off that dude, and handed it to Indy, that Indy was gonna die in 200 BC and be buried with the watch, and that ancient corpse they found wearing the watch was actually Indy. One of those time travel infinite redundancy loops or something.
Let's say that happened - could you imagine, being an archaeological adventurer, and finding an ancient tomb with a mysterious trinket (like a wristwatch) not supposed to be invented yet... and it turns out that corpse is actually YOU? You discover your own tomb and remains? And don't know it?
This is why I stopped trying to figure out any logical rationality or consistency in time travel - there is none - and to attempt to find or craft any is the path to madness.
This is a legendary upload!
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It burned the relics too.
Inside the Ark was except for the stone tablets Aarons rod and a jar of manna.
The Ark was supposed to be God's dwelling place on earth and the manna was his food.
Great reaction yes it is better in the big screen but the way you’re saying is good. I never thought of using it doing this order but you’re right that is the best way. I think you love the next one and I know people say foreign five or not good be as good as the other three but they are good. They should all be seen good parts and parts. If you like the relationships you’ll love part four don’t let people talk you out of Crystal skull until next time.
Indy got the ideas for the jacket, hat and whip from that first adventure. He was just a boy and didn't have those things in his wardrobe before seeing the guy who bested him ..
Raiders of the Lost Ark has my favorite line: It’s not the years honey, it’s the mileage.
Hi Coby, did you recognise the valley where Indy aimed the rocket launcher, it is where R2-D2 encountered the Jawas in Star Wars.
1:25:25 The same canyon where the Jawas capture R2D2.
Great reaction yes this is. I think the best of the original three I love Sean Connery and Harrison Ford and my two favorite actors in the whole wide world and they’re together. The movie is awesome. My favorite of Star Trek and Sean was almost in Star Trek five but he had already signed Jones three so that’s why he didn’t do Star Trek, I’m so glad he didn’t because he’s so much better than this. Please give foreign a chance. I know people say they’re bad but they’re not they’re not as good as Movies maybe but they’re still good on their own especially if you like relationships for is definitely for you if you like relationships and happy endingsfor at least thanks for the fun until next time
if you want to find out what happens to all that crated stuff in the end, watch the sci fi series "warehouse 13".
That is not timeline order. The actual release order is the timeline border temple of Doom Comes after raiders of the lost ark in time line order
Temple of Doom is chronologically first
🍿 9:14 🌴🌴🌴 *There are many Palm Trees in India.* 🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴 Even many different kinds. Love your reactions 🙏
Did you comment that it could not have been filmed in India because there where palmtrees in the background?
There are over 100 different species of palm in India.
3 hours and 51 minutes for a reaction vid to 3 movies? Wow, what's your editing secret? I've never seen reactors able to edit videos to Raiders, Temple of Doom, and Last Crusade each over an hour long without getting taken down by YT
What are you talking about? This was all 5 movies. Temple of Doom, Raiders, Last Crusade, Crystal skull, and Dial of Destiny in chronological order and not theatrical order. Each one was roughly 46 minutes.
@@matthewserdynski1699 You're right, but he can be forgiven for thinking it was only three movies because I feel likewise. In much the same way that I only acknowledge three Star Wars films, I totally dismiss Crystal Aliens and Time Machine of Destiny as ugly, illegitimate step children that have no business being included with the roster of REAL Indiana Jones movies.
@@iankogneeto4882ridiculous measures