Short Round is the greatest kid character ever put to film, hands down. That little kid rescued Indy multiple times. He deserved to be in more than one Indiana Jones movie...
If that is the case Sharkie626, then why was the first thing he did was attempt to get rid of the guard’s cape? The cape got caught under the crusher, and he probably figured that he could save him if he ditched the guy’s cape.
There are many whips, ropes and string cloth in this movie. 1. Bad guy hung by whip and ceiling fan 2. Bad guy's string turban getting caught in grinder 3. The rope suspension bridge 4. The whip to reel Willie in at the end.
Nah, he had it coming. He tried to do the same to Indy and you can guarantee that had Indy saved him, the would have kept wailing on him. I mean, he was about to throw a rock on Indy's head the moment Indy hit him with the water buckets. Ok, maybe this guy was under the control of that mind altering juice, but he oversaw the capture and enslavement of children. He whipped them and beat them and whilst it's never shown, I bet some of them died. Anyone who does that to a kid deserves death, and a nasty one at that.
This scene is why Short Round is my fav Indy sidekick. When some random Chinese kid is a better successor to Indy than his actual son. The part when they are both punching at the same time with the theme song, so epic.
When you notice for the first time that the guard has true fear in his eyes and tries to get Indy to help, and Indy does make an effort, which ends up being futile, you kinda feel bad for the guy
It took me this long to realize, but if Indy really wanted to kill him, he could've kicked him into the rock crusher. But instead he actually tries to pull him out.
Fun Fact: This scene was filmed using a stunt double. Earlier, during the scene where an assassin tried to strangle Indy in his room, when he flipped the assassin over him, his back herniated. Harrison continued filming but eventually had to fly back to America to receive surgery. So while doing that, they used a stunt double to film this fight scene. Then six weeks later, Harrison came back and they filmed the close up shots.
I agree. I hate that people give Short Round so much crap. Yeah, he can be loud and a little annoying, But Short Round kicks a** and is very brave. Also, he's a very loyal to Indi. If it wasn't for Short Round helping Indiana Jones with the evil poison stuff and the voodoo doll. Indi would'of died. I really want Short Round to come back as a adult helping Indi again in the 5th movie. Yes, they are making a 5th indiana jones movie.
Matthew Adair he was more than just a kid. Zalim Singh was the King of Pankot palace. Ascended to the throne after the death of his father in 1930 at age 13.
Many people often complain about Temple Of Doom being an unworthy successor to Raiders, but both films are completely different. One is full of humor and some dark elements, while the other is full of dark elements and some humor. While I agree Temple Of Doom might not be as good as Raiders, both films have that timeless nostalgic charm, and really take me back to when Indiana Jones was the shit
Temple of doom is both full of dark elements and full of humor, I think that's what makes it such a worthy succesor to Raiders and predecessor to The last crusade. Indy is a very likeable character in this movie, as in Raiders he's to uptight, in The last crusade he's a very smart professor, he seems to have aged from the other two movies, he has acquired a lot of knowledge over a long carrer, but lacks some joy on his work. In Temple of doom he's a very pacient guy, who stumble across some ancient cult he though was extinct. He makes this jorney out of sheer good will for saving a village and children, making this adventure kinda personal to Indy. Temple of doom shows what is best on Indy, balencing perfectly his serious side with his more relaxed side, and his knowlege with some unexpected moments he sumbles upon, such as his reaction of perplexion when he finds out about the sacrifices the make inside the temple.
I thought that kid was a girl when I saw this as a kid. The Indian child actors were dubbed. The voice actress Katie Leigh did that kids voice. Tress MacNeille who did the voice of Babs Bunny in Tiny Toon Adventures did the voice of the kid in the cage.
Indian guy was Pat Roach. Lived close to us in Small Heath Birmingham. Was in all 3 Indiana jones movies but had passed away before fourth was made. RIP PAT. Played the parts you were given brilliantly.
@@arnoldernsttoht6242 Yea he was, His fight scene with indie got cut from the film however. You can still briefly see him in the film attempting to flag down the blimp
Bless you Sarah, that's a very good point. This movie in particular looks like it would've been brutal to shoot and honestly I can't imagine it was easy for the dude playing short round either.
I just noticed in Temple of Doom, the Thuggee overseer, as he's being pulled into the rock crusher, is saying roughly the same thing the sacrificial lamb was saying when he first appeared. Lamb: (As the Thuggees are bringing him to Mola Ram) "Mujhe Bachao!" Translates to "Save me!" Overseer: (After realizing his sash is caught in the rock crusher) "Bachao! Mujhe Bachao! Nahin! Nahin! Bachao! Nahin! Bachao!" Translates to "Help! Save me! No! No! Help! No! Help!" Damn...typing this comment actually depressed me a bit.
One of the minor details about ToD that annoys me is how much effort they went through getting everyone at Pankot Palace to speak actual Hindi, and yet there’s no subtitles. Why bother going through all of that effort if most of the audience won’t understand it anyway?
Love this scene, but it bugs the crap out of me how Indy's inches away from death one moment, then several feet away when he gets freed from the voodoo.
Yes. And it will be the case later when they will be in the wagon since she will punch in the jaws of a member of the sect. See at ruclips.net/video/hVGl1d8hRBI/видео.html at 1:26
1:53-2:08 I don't know what that big guy was saying, but my best translation would be: "My loincloth is stuck in the crusher! Help me! Do something! Anything! Cut me loose! Please! Don't just sit there, Dr. Jones! Help me! Save me! No!!! Aaaaaaaaah!"
Too bad he didn't go in head first. It would have been instant death and he wouldn't be alive to horrifically suffer the rest of his body being crushed to a pulp.
God every time I watch this movie and scene the part where short round takes the dagger out of the voodoo fall and indie gets up at 1:22 will always give me tingles and goosebumps they just don’t make movies like this anymore still my favorite indie and I can’t wait for the new one.
Indiana Jones, Legend of a movie series. Honestly, with the first being the greatest, this one comes real close. Again with the top storyline, soundtracks, and characters like "Short Round" really made this movie what it is. One of the most under-rated moves, I'd say in Indiana Jones Series, where I don't understand why It get's so much undeserved hate. Anyways, no need to read this, just go out and watch the movie for yourself. Literally indescribable . What a blast it was to re-watch it on Christmas, and how we got to see his adventures continue, and new sides of it. They really don't make movies like these anymore. Pure adventure, comedy, and many more.
When I was 6, I walked into the living room and my friend and his family were watching this scene from the movie. When I saw the bad guy get flatened I was horrified. It took me 8 years to willingly watch a movie that wasn’t rated G or animated.
My brother was obsessed with Indiana Jones as a kid and made me sit through this scene literally hundreds of times. I'm pretty well desensitized to it by now.
Allow me to clear up "Indy didn't try to save him argument" since nobody pays attention. If you look closely after the guy's scarf-like drape is caught in the crusher, you can see Indy trying to grab the front end of the drape in order to save him. Indy tried to save the guy but it was of no use. The rope had to have been a last ditch attempt but even he was not strong enough to save the man who tried to kill him. It's not like Indy left him to die or tried to have him end up dead, he was trying to save someone's life no matter how evil that guy was. RIP Pat Roach, the actor who played the bad guy in this scene.
Did you know that the majority of the fight scene between Indy and the Thugee was done with a stunt double while Harrison Ford was injured during this time. They did the best they could with him from behind and from a distance.
The start of this fight scene (not shown, sadly) is perfect: Indy and the bruiser get tipped onto the conveyer belt, the camera pulls back....and reveals the rock crusher, and you know exactly where this is gonna end.
RIP Pat Roach 1937-2004 I'll let you fans decide what's more gruesome: being chopped by the plane propeller or squashed by the rock crusher? Oh yes, and he was General Kael in Willow.
Harrison Ford is fighting Pat roach again who was the German mechanic by the flying wing plane in raiders of the lost ark, roach also fought Sean Connery as James bond in 1983's never say never again
And Pat Roach was also the same actor who, on Willow (1988), was wearing the skull mask and then Val Kilmer's character who I can't say the name, stabbed him two times with two different swords and threw him off from a distance to his death. Roach always seems to die brutal deaths of such demeanor.
1:48 I always liked the idea that the chief guard was under the black sleep’s influence, and that was what woke him up, only for him to be crushed to death
Fun fact the actor who played the chief guard is the same guy who played the German mechanic Indy fought in the first film his name is Pat Roach before he did acting he was a British professional wrestler it’s a shame he’s dead only 67 years old may he rest in peace
Very Dark Theory about the Slave Driver: He was under the spell of Kali and the shock from the realisation he was about to die a horrible death made him snap out of it. Indiana Jones, Realising this, Tried to save his life but failed.
Just realized The Last Crusade was incredibly lacking in the Indy fistfight department, although watching him repeatedly slam the SS guy’s face into the tank turret was equally gratifying in itself.
This movie has some of the funniest moments mixed with the most brutal violence ever. It was a crazy mix. I love the back-and-forth shot of Indy and Short Round beating up their foes. This was a guy's movie all the way and nothing was held back for reasons of not offending someone.
This is my favourite moment out of the entire Indi saga, nothing like watching your favourite hero struggle until death and then the Theme song kicks in at the perfect moment, I'm like, go on Indi' lad, go on son!
The voodoo doll part is so crazy. I remember watching this on HBO when I was five. It’s still great, even when it’s bad. There’s a grossness and grit you don’t see today.
Fun fact- at 1:17 you can see the porcelain dental bridge Harrison Ford has that replaced his upper front teeth. Metal seen on the back side. He knocked his teeth out acting in a western maybe 2 decades prior. He overzealously threw his gun during his death scene and it bounced back and knocked his teeth out.
Harrison Ford's screams just moments before being saved by short round always makes me so nervous of him dying, regardless how many times I've seen this. He's one of the best actors of that time and I'll fight anyone that says otherwise.
The giant Thuggee Chief is played by Pat Roach, who also played the German mechanic fighting with Indy near the plane in Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981). It was meant to be something of a running joke in the series to have Roach's character fight with Indy and always losing, but his role in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) was largely cut, and he died before Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) was made.
It’s kinda sad Indy never knows how many times Short Round saved him… he probably just thinks Shorty is messing around the whole time hence why we never see Short Round on another adventure 😭
He’s a big and strong guy. But he’s still human and he knows he is no match for that rock crusher. Just because someone is bigger and stronger than you doesn’t mean he’s immortal and that’s basically what I see in this scene. The biggest one in the Thugee cult was the most threatening one of them all. But that rock crusher comes in and is just like “what’s up”.
Why do I feel like “ License to Kill” was inspired by this scene because in that movie, Dario died the exact same way except instead of a rock crusher in a cave it was a grinder in a cocaine factory.
I gotta agree I wish Indy could have saved that guards life as well especially the way he was looking at Indiana as if pleading Save me without actually saying it out loud . He looked terrified which I would be as well right before he got crushed. I would not wish that painful death upon anyone
1:49-1:54, 1:56-2:01 now, I realized that chief guard was awake from the curse after, dropping the 🪨 on his head from Indiana Jones 🪣 at him. But, I still feel bad for him not being cursed with hypnosis.
well there’s a theory that he was under the influence of the Kali blood spell the whole time, and only snapped out of it after the pain of the boulder falling on his head and was only himself during his death
@@usedtissuepaper42 Well if that's true then yes I do feel bad for him. I'm not sure it is though since it usually takes fire to make people snap out of the Blood influence.
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I never noticed how Indy actually tries to save the guy at the end. Presumably, he felt no-one deserved a fate that horrific.
Indy didn't try to help the guy, Indy made the guy hold the rope so it would pull Indy up
the guy he's called the slave driver
Doctor Bane He gets killed by rock crusher
It looked to me like he was trying to save him.
Zachary Gilbert I know he's called the slave driver.
Short Round is the greatest kid character ever put to film, hands down. That little kid rescued Indy multiple times. He deserved to be in more than one Indiana Jones movie...
Ikr it’s honestly sad that we didn’t see him in the last crusade as obviously raiders came out before this
@@almighty5839 Well knowing Indiana Jones 5 is existing, missed opportunity to return short-round in if possible as a cameo
@@WindiChilliwack agreed sad they didn’t have him return
He looks a bit like Jackie Chan when grown up.
he just won oscar
I love the shot of Short Round and Indy punching their respective foes together. You can really see the parallels
I think since what happens to the Indy's voodoo doll affects him, when you hit someone with that doll he does the same thing.
And then shows that Willie is doing nothing
It shouldn’t have been that way, I should’ve been on Short Rounds side. I had the curse! It could’ve killed me!
@@JD-pz3zk N. Critic: Indy and Short Round are going to save the kids while Willie just watches. God I hate her!
It's like a son and a father
I love the fact that, despite this guy trying to kill Indy, he still made an effort to save him from getting crushed.
This guy waked up from Kali dream and became himself when the rock falls in his head, but was too late ;(
Mr Curioso that is an interesting theory I never thought of in my 25 years of watching these films
He didn't, he used the rope so he would be lifted up by the guard getting pulled in.
If that is the case Sharkie626, then why was the first thing he did was attempt to get rid of the guard’s cape? The cape got caught under the crusher, and he probably figured that he could save him if he ditched the guy’s cape.
There are many whips, ropes and string cloth in this movie.
1. Bad guy hung by whip and ceiling fan
2. Bad guy's string turban getting caught in grinder
3. The rope suspension bridge
4. The whip to reel Willie in at the end.
The fact that Indy tried to help him. Bruh even Jones knew that's not how anyone should die.
"No one deserves to die in such pain." - Ezio Auditore
I never noticed Indy tried to help him
Nah, he had it coming. He tried to do the same to Indy and you can guarantee that had Indy saved him, the would have kept wailing on him. I mean, he was about to throw a rock on Indy's head the moment Indy hit him with the water buckets.
Ok, maybe this guy was under the control of that mind altering juice, but he oversaw the capture and enslavement of children. He whipped them and beat them and whilst it's never shown, I bet some of them died. Anyone who does that to a kid deserves death, and a nasty one at that.
Tbh I prefer to think Indy was more trying to get him to let go of him so he could just push him in...
Indy didn’t try to help him. He used the mans agonizing death to get the pulley to lift him up. Lol
This scene is why Short Round is my fav Indy sidekick. When some random Chinese kid is a better successor to Indy than his actual son. The part when they are both punching at the same time with the theme song, so epic.
Same here. Sallah, Indy's dad and Mutt would have been useless in this film. They couldn't stealth on the Maharajah without being noticed.
A shame Short Round never appeared in any of the sequels.
@ The ugly Barnacle He might come in Indiana Jones 5
@@anshumannbatra8907 lol is no point. He's old already. They stupid for making another Indiana Jones . Is fking dumb
@@Moodboard39 he is not old he is like 50
When you notice for the first time that the guard has true fear in his eyes and tries to get Indy to help, and Indy does make an effort, which ends up being futile, you kinda feel bad for the guy
I thought he tried to push him in LOL
@@Benni711 Maybe death is better than living the rest of your life under a trance serving an evil cultist group of murderers.
Disneyfan82 death may be better, yet what a horrible way to go
For all these years, I never knew that. Now I feel sorry for him to die this way.
It took me this long to realize, but if Indy really wanted to kill him, he could've kicked him into the rock crusher. But instead he actually tries to pull him out.
Fun Fact: This scene was filmed using a stunt double. Earlier, during the scene where an assassin tried to strangle Indy in his room, when he flipped the assassin over him, his back herniated. Harrison continued filming but eventually had to fly back to America to receive surgery. So while doing that, they used a stunt double to film this fight scene. Then six weeks later, Harrison came back and they filmed the close up shots.
Actual fun fact not that dumb trend where you say the double died and they kept rolling
Short Round is Indiana Jones' real sidekick....like not even his own son
Short Round basically is
I agree. I hate that people give Short Round so much crap. Yeah, he can be loud and a little annoying, But Short Round kicks a** and is very brave. Also, he's a very loyal to Indi. If it wasn't for Short Round helping Indiana Jones with the evil poison stuff and the voodoo doll. Indi would'of died. I really want Short Round to come back as a adult helping Indi again in the 5th movie. Yes, they are making a 5th indiana jones movie.
I swear if they give the role to mutt I will die
@@brucewayne7896 Thankfully, we dodged that bullet quite a while ago
If they get him a better actor and better writing then he might be able to redeem himself.
1:18 always gives me chills. My favorite scene in the whole series. To me music means everything in movies.
Same! I love the music right there always gives me chills
Makes you want to reenact scenes in movies while you watch them when the music sounds exciting!!
Same
Short round was just beating the crap out of the kid.
Matthew Adair he was more than just a kid. Zalim Singh was the King of Pankot palace. Ascended to the throne after the death of his father in 1930 at age 13.
Singh was under the Kali Ma Black Sleep spell. Only Short Round with a flaming torch was able to wake the Maharajah up from his nightmare.
What do you expect me to do?
Flawless victory
@@rickysaenz676 FATALITY!
Many people often complain about Temple Of Doom being an unworthy successor to Raiders, but both films are completely different. One is full of humor and some dark elements, while the other is full of dark elements and some humor. While I agree Temple Of Doom might not be as good as Raiders, both films have that timeless nostalgic charm, and really take me back to when Indiana Jones was the shit
TheHazinator after kingdom of the Crystal Skull came out I really learned to appreciated this one a lot more
Of the fight vs the mechanic in Raiders and the Thuggee-slaver, this one is best, but the fight in Raiders are also great.
Actually, Spielberg himself was dissapointed with T.O.D.; he felt unhappy about this too dark than Raiders.
All better than crystal skull
Temple of doom is both full of dark elements and full of humor, I think that's what makes it such a worthy succesor to Raiders and predecessor to The last crusade. Indy is a very likeable character in this movie, as in Raiders he's to uptight, in The last crusade he's a very smart professor, he seems to have aged from the other two movies, he has acquired a lot of knowledge over a long carrer, but lacks some joy on his work. In Temple of doom he's a very pacient guy, who stumble across some ancient cult he though was extinct. He makes this jorney out of sheer good will for saving a village and children, making this adventure kinda personal to Indy. Temple of doom shows what is best on Indy, balencing perfectly his serious side with his more relaxed side, and his knowlege with some unexpected moments he sumbles upon, such as his reaction of perplexion when he finds out about the sacrifices the make inside the temple.
When the knife is pulled out of the voodoo doll. Indiana Jones KICKS ASS! Easily one of my favorite parts in the series.
Took the words right out of my mouth
I thought that kid was a girl when I saw this as a kid. The Indian child actors were dubbed. The voice actress Katie Leigh did that kids voice. Tress MacNeille who did the voice of Babs Bunny in Tiny Toon Adventures did the voice of the kid in the cage.
Hell yeah!😁
Mine too.
With the theme kicking in makes it better too
Indian guy was Pat Roach. Lived close to us in Small Heath Birmingham. Was in all 3 Indiana jones movies but had passed away before fourth was made. RIP PAT. Played the parts you were given brilliantly.
Aka Bomber from Auf Wiedershien Pet
He wasn't in the last crusade
Arnold Ernst Toht yeah he was, he played a Gestapo Agent
@@arnoldernsttoht6242 Yea he was, His fight scene with indie got cut from the film however. You can still briefly see him in the film attempting to flag down the blimp
@@dwhee2720 I hope that when the fifth film releases, they release some kind of boxset DVD of the Indiana Jones saga and we get to see the scene.
I love how Indy still attempted to save him at the end like “bruh no one deserves to get crushed slowly like that😰”
After the rock fell on him went back to himself but was too late
@@rajnirvan3336 damn that's dark
@@leonpaelinck tell me about it. Felt bad for him dying that way
No one deserves to be under the spell of voodoo black magic.
The camera angle of Indy and short round punching thier foes while thier themes are mixed is gold, good work Williams
1:54 I love how (I think) Indy is still trying to save him from the gruesome death
1:57 notice how that wheel looks like a plane propeller. That big dude was played by the big dude in the first one. Nice one Spielberg
I hear the guy died, too.
Yup Pat Roach
I did not know that! I always the first one he looked like Baron Bon Raschki ! The Claw! I actually met him once and shook his hand!
He was also in the third one!!
Poor Harrison suffered a lot when they were making this movie. I think he threw out his back doing a stunt in this scene.
The Cinema Cynic no it was the fight scene in the bedroom.
Yeah it was when the guard flips him over and he starts to choke him whilst Willy was just going on with herself
I think during the George Lucas AFI tribute, Ford "joked" during his speech how Lucas and Spielberg put him through the ringer in making this film.
Bless you Sarah, that's a very good point. This movie in particular looks like it would've been brutal to shoot and honestly I can't imagine it was easy for the dude playing short round either.
I just noticed in Temple of Doom, the Thuggee overseer, as he's being pulled into the rock crusher, is saying roughly the same thing the sacrificial lamb was saying when he first appeared.
Lamb: (As the Thuggees are bringing him to Mola Ram) "Mujhe Bachao!" Translates to "Save me!"
Overseer: (After realizing his sash is caught in the rock crusher) "Bachao! Mujhe Bachao! Nahin! Nahin! Bachao! Nahin! Bachao!" Translates to "Help! Save me! No! No! Help! No! Help!"
Damn...typing this comment actually depressed me a bit.
Or help me
It's always the toughest that get the most gruesome deaths in the Indiana Jones movies
One of the minor details about ToD that annoys me is how much effort they went through getting everyone at Pankot Palace to speak actual Hindi, and yet there’s no subtitles. Why bother going through all of that effort if most of the audience won’t understand it anyway?
1:21
When someone steals the last beer
TEXAStooTAL L Lmao.
Good one.
Hhahahahahaha
You mean 1:17
Love this scene, but it bugs the crap out of me how Indy's inches away from death one moment, then several feet away when he gets freed from the voodoo.
This is my favourite Indy film, but what you just said is literally the one major thing that bugs me in this scene lol
It's possible he was the same distance away but they shot it with a different kind of lens.
It's a known things that Spielberg does, how through creative editing he grants protagonists more time.
Same in raiders at the jungle temple when the wall is closing in
I actually find it quite funny 😂😂 the way he’s like 1cm away from death and gets up 2M away from it 😂😂
When Willie throws punches in the air 😂 she should've actually done something like short round
Yes. And it will be the case later when they will be in the wagon since she will punch in the jaws of a member of the sect. See at ruclips.net/video/hVGl1d8hRBI/видео.html at 1:26
This whole movie could have happened without her, and it would’ve made no difference. She was useless.
If she wasn't there, Indy and short round would of died in the spike trap. Other than that she was pretty much useless.
She tried to help Indy during the fight , she gave him a container to use .
1:21 that scene gives me chills everytime, the way Indy just springs back up Is awesome. He’s easily my favourite action hero of all time
Same !!!
1:53-2:08 I don't know what that big guy was saying, but my best translation would be: "My loincloth is stuck in the crusher! Help me! Do something! Anything! Cut me loose! Please! Don't just sit there, Dr. Jones! Help me! Save me! No!!! Aaaaaaaaah!"
that makes me feel worse for the guy
He only said, "save me !!! No'' in Hindi.
Mujhe bachao = save me
Nahin = no
He says no more than once
How does the guy know Indy's title and last name though?
“When I said no capes, I also meant no scarves as well.”-Enda Mode
Pat Roach always gets the most gruesome death scenes in the series.
Just like with that propellor
I find hilarious when the guard starts screaming in hindi realizing hes screwed
The main reason Indy is one of the world's greatest heroes- he never tries to kill a person, no matter how much he wounds them.
1:30-1:34 best thing ever!
Correct
Correct
Correct
It really is!!
That band was a great hire for the situation
The scariest part of that death is he most likely went in feet first. Meaning he felt is balls were smooshed to atoms.
Congrats, you just made me wince in fear.
Thanks, now you made this 10x worse
Too bad he didn't go in head first. It would have been instant death and he wouldn't be alive to horrifically suffer the rest of his body being crushed to a pulp.
Love how Short Round had his own little hero music when he was on screen by himself.
Now that is what I call a adrenaline rush with Harrison Ford and Short Round punching the crud out of their enemies👍👊👊
1:50-1:52 LOL, but Indy could have just used the saw to cut the robe which he used at 1:23-1:25
He had to keep his distance even if he was trying to help. The Thuggie might have grabbed him
the guy should have just jumped of the belt
God every time I watch this movie and scene the part where short round takes the dagger out of the voodoo fall and indie gets up at 1:22 will always give me tingles and goosebumps they just don’t make movies like this anymore still my favorite indie and I can’t wait for the new one.
Almighty
The 🎵🎵🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺 !!!!!!!!
I feel both Indy and Short Rounds punches every time they punch together.
Indiana Jones, Legend of a movie series. Honestly, with the first being the greatest, this one comes real close. Again with the top storyline, soundtracks, and characters like "Short Round" really made this movie what it is. One of the most under-rated moves, I'd say in Indiana Jones Series, where I don't understand why It get's so much undeserved hate. Anyways, no need to read this, just go out and watch the movie for yourself. Literally indescribable . What a blast it was to re-watch it on Christmas, and how we got to see his adventures continue, and new sides of it. They really don't make movies like these anymore. Pure adventure, comedy, and many more.
1:21 still gives me goosebumps
1:30 awww like father like son
@0:11 hits guard in the leg. Guard falls down holding his head 😂
When I was 6, I walked into the living room and my friend and his family were watching this scene from the movie. When I saw the bad guy get flatened I was horrified. It took me 8 years to willingly watch a movie that wasn’t rated G or animated.
My brother was obsessed with Indiana Jones as a kid and made me sit through this scene literally hundreds of times. I'm pretty well desensitized to it by now.
I saw the sacrifice scene as a 4 year old.
Even to this day as a 26 year old, open fire makes me nervous.
2:06 the same thing happened to benicio del toro in James bond: license to kill.
The guy that got turned into minced meat in the cocaine grinder?
@@gunnargunnarsson5963 yes
Yes I always felt that Licence To Kill was inspired by Temple of Doom in the sense that it resulted in really really brutal deaths to the villains.
Dario.
Sanchez's right hand man.
@@gunnargunnarsson5963 And I considered it poetic justice after what him and his pal did to Felix and his wife.
The guy killed in the rock crusher is dubbed by Frank Oz, who provided the voice for Yoda and Grover.
This is a proof of the great quality of Indian clothing
Allow me to clear up "Indy didn't try to save him argument" since nobody pays attention. If you look closely after the guy's scarf-like drape is caught in the crusher, you can see Indy trying to grab the front end of the drape in order to save him. Indy tried to save the guy but it was of no use. The rope had to have been a last ditch attempt but even he was not strong enough to save the man who tried to kill him. It's not like Indy left him to die or tried to have him end up dead, he was trying to save someone's life no matter how evil that guy was. RIP Pat Roach, the actor who played the bad guy in this scene.
The trick with the two buckets was funny as hell especially with the GIANT rock hitting the turpin guy on the head 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I never forget that scene...so funny🤣🤣
@@DrEzekielMutaikimkk yes indeed I was literally laughing to death 🤣
Did you know that the majority of the fight scene between Indy and the Thugee was done with a stunt double while Harrison Ford was injured during this time. They did the best they could with him from behind and from a distance.
I didn't even notice.
Dang that had to hurt when Indy twisted that guy's foot at 0:26 I heard the bones snapping!
The start of this fight scene (not shown, sadly) is perfect: Indy and the bruiser get tipped onto the conveyer belt, the camera pulls back....and reveals the rock crusher, and you know exactly where this is gonna end.
RIP Pat Roach 1937-2004
I'll let you fans decide what's more gruesome: being chopped by the plane propeller or squashed by the rock crusher? Oh yes, and he was General Kael in Willow.
Being chopped by the propeller was worse
R.I.P., Pat Roach
Thank God for this time in history. Some of the best cinema ever made.
2:13 every time that part comes i always say "splat!"
Harrison Ford is fighting Pat roach again who was the German mechanic by the flying wing plane in raiders of the lost ark, roach also fought Sean Connery as James bond in 1983's never say never again
And Pat Roach was also the same actor who, on Willow (1988), was wearing the skull mask and then Val Kilmer's character who I can't say the name, stabbed him two times with two different swords and threw him off from a distance to his death. Roach always seems to die brutal deaths of such demeanor.
Pat Roach was a wrestler
1:48 I always liked the idea that the chief guard was under the black sleep’s influence, and that was what woke him up, only for him to be crushed to death
Fun fact the actor who played the chief guard is the same guy who played the German mechanic Indy fought in the first film his name is Pat Roach before he did acting he was a British professional wrestler it’s a shame he’s dead only 67 years old may he rest in peace
0:53-1:21 is my favourite part out of the whole entire movie
1:54 indy catch the chief scarf
2:00 indy try to pull rope
2:04 to late
Even though Indy tried to save him, his dying sound was petty hilarious.
“You heard him. Those were his last words.”
“Not if you count the gurgling sounds”
Translation I'm stuck I'm stuck save me save me no no save me sir save me
Very Dark Theory about the Slave Driver: He was under the spell of Kali and the shock from the realisation he was about to die a horrible death made him snap out of it. Indiana Jones, Realising this, Tried to save his life but failed.
1:55 the guys face 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The Indian man with the turban is the same man from Raiders of the lost ark who got himself killed by Jet propeller. Hard to believe That it is him.
Jet propeller 😔
RIP
Pat Roach
(1937-2004).
And also Last Crusade
Just realized The Last Crusade was incredibly lacking in the Indy fistfight department, although watching him repeatedly slam the SS guy’s face into the tank turret was equally gratifying in itself.
The Coronado ship, the Venice speedboats and the tank, not quite as intense as the first 2 films but still decent
@@eagle-eye125 you are right! Those did give us those night meaty Indiana Jones punching sound effects!
I think John Williams score for Temple of Doom is the best of the series.
Hell yeah! It's the most intense!
It was awesome to hear most of the cues and score for the Indiana jones ride at Disneyland from this!
I agree. My favorite John Williams scores for Star Wars are The Empire Strikes Back, Revenge Of The Sith and Rise Of Skywalker
I like how each character has a distinctive theme, like Short Round and Willie.
I never noticed the blood on the back of the crusher. Looking back, I now think: “Ooh. That’s gotta hurt.”
I love Temple of Doom dont understand the hate for it
Very dark stuff.
This movie has some of the funniest moments mixed with the most brutal violence ever. It was a crazy mix. I love the back-and-forth shot of Indy and Short Round beating up their foes. This was a guy's movie all the way and nothing was held back for reasons of not offending someone.
This is my favourite moment out of the entire Indi saga, nothing like watching your favourite hero struggle until death and then the Theme song kicks in at the perfect moment, I'm like, go on Indi' lad, go on son!
No capes!!!
NOBODY gets between Short Round and his Oscar-reunion hug!
Pat Roach plays the large guard and he also played the German mechanic in raiders of the lost ark
Bro the shot of short round and Indy laying a beat down at the same time is so funny
2:07 how it feels when you try to get something out from under your bed
It really warms my heart and mind when the heroes gets the upper hand over villains and stands tall over the villains at the end of the movie.
Love the elbow from Short Round to save the day 💪
Such a brutal way to go, no wonder Indy tried to save him
People are dying meanwhile Willie: *throws punches at air*
The voodoo doll part is so crazy. I remember watching this on HBO when I was five. It’s still great, even when it’s bad. There’s a grossness and grit you don’t see today.
I love this movie soo much, especially willie since she has all the exact reactions I'd have if I was forced into some crazy adventure lmao
Fun fact- at 1:17 you can see the porcelain dental bridge Harrison Ford has that replaced his upper front teeth. Metal seen on the back side. He knocked his teeth out acting in a western maybe 2 decades prior. He overzealously threw his gun during his death scene and it bounced back and knocked his teeth out.
I absolutely HATE the voodoo doll in this movie
0:18 You know, Zalim Singh aka the Maharajah really isn't making things any easier for Indiana. He really wants Indy to have "back pains".
Harrison Ford's screams just moments before being saved by short round always makes me so nervous of him dying, regardless how many times I've seen this. He's one of the best actors of that time and I'll fight anyone that says otherwise.
The giant Thuggee Chief is played by Pat Roach, who also played the German mechanic fighting with Indy near the plane in Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981). It was meant to be something of a running joke in the series to have Roach's character fight with Indy and always losing, but his role in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) was largely cut, and he died before Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) was made.
The night intense battle in this scene is AWESOME! The score behind it makes it even better.
It’s kinda sad Indy never knows how many times Short Round saved him… he probably just thinks Shorty is messing around the whole time hence why we never see Short Round on another adventure 😭
He’s a big and strong guy. But he’s still human and he knows he is no match for that rock crusher. Just because someone is bigger and stronger than you doesn’t mean he’s immortal and that’s basically what I see in this scene. The biggest one in the Thugee cult was the most threatening one of them all. But that rock crusher comes in and is just like “what’s up”.
0:31 that part had me laughing So hard!!! 😂
Thank you, Vic Armstrong.
Temple of Doom had the best fighting action. 1:47 sealed his own fate
Why do I feel like “ License to Kill” was inspired by this scene because in that movie, Dario died the exact same way except instead of a rock crusher in a cave it was a grinder in a cocaine factory.
Another John Williams masterpiece and Steven spealburg masterpiece
at 0:57 was that a evil laugh i heard?
I gotta agree I wish Indy could have saved that guards life as well especially the way he was looking at Indiana as if pleading Save me without actually saying it out loud . He looked terrified which I would be as well right before he got crushed. I would not wish that painful death upon anyone
I have to say, this guy suffered a rather crushing defeat.
1:49-1:54, 1:56-2:01 now, I realized that chief guard was awake from the curse after, dropping the 🪨 on his head from Indiana Jones 🪣 at him. But, I still feel bad for him not being cursed with hypnosis.
Man that dude's skull is really strong to take a falling rock on his own head like a boss.
1:50 That's not good. His scarf is snagged, and he'll be ground into paste
Am I the only one who feels no sympathy for the guy? Considering he helped enslave a bunch of kids I'd say he deserves whatever he gets.
well there’s a theory that he was under the influence of the Kali blood spell the whole time, and only snapped out of it after the pain of the boulder falling on his head and was only himself during his death
@@usedtissuepaper42 Well if that's true then yes I do feel bad for him. I'm not sure it is though since it usually takes fire to make people snap out of the Blood influence.
I like to think that at 1:49, the dude had the spell broken, like Indy did, and maybe tried to use his dying moments to stop Mola Ram.