I don't think it's all that uncommon, really. It's a much more centered film than the two others which are all over the place. I love the whole trilogy but this one is clearly the best film of the series.
A lot of people say it’s the worst (we don’t even talk about crystal skull) . But temple of doom was always my fave. I love Short round, but I miss Marion haha
People are always hating Willie, but she went through tons of bugs to save Jones and Shorty despite them practically being strangers. She can't be that bad.
She is remembered poorly and b4 the filming wrapped up,she began dating shrimpy uh Steelburg /and they're still married today, a screamer huh maybe she's just being her bedroom self...lol you'd think men could get with that 😉🤷♀️I loved the chemistry
@@sarablack2547 Agreed, a carbon copy of the first heroine wouldn't have been as interesting or have contrasted enough to be its own movie. What I do notice is, even for how "delicate" Willie was, she went through all that, and still had very high spirits. She could get scared and scream...but she rarely cowered, stayed mostly alert, and often argued. One needs a strong stomach for that. And she was still a problem solver! It's easy to complain and then do nothing, but she would complain and then _try_ something...as with the elephant. 😂😂 I mean... perfume probably wasn't the solution I'd try myself...but it was at least _something_ ! 😛
Fun fact. The name of the child actor in this movie is Ke Huy Quan. Ke Huy Quan took a 20 year hiatus from acting and did stunt choreography and an assistant director. He returned to acting to star in the film "Everything Everywhere, All at Once (which is a must see- if y'all haven't already)." Just recently (this year), he won awards for Best Supporting Actor in the film "Everything Everywhere, All at Once," including an Academy Award. Harrison Ford and Quan reunited, and Ford congratulated him on his win after Quan did his acceptance speech at the Oscars. So, Quan had a major successful comeback into acting as an adult. Thought that was interested and wanted to share it with y'all.😊
Ke Huy Quan, who played Short Round, also played Data in The Goonies, and appeared in the series Head of the Class, but quit acting in the 90s due to lack of opportunities. He then became a stunt coordinator. Recently he was 'rediscovered' and played Waymond Wang in Everything Everywhere All at Once to critical acclaim. He still speaks the same way.
The kid was in goonies as well. He didnt act much after that but he recently starred in the movie "everything everywhere all at once" which is really good, check it out if you get a chance.
While climbing up the fallen bridge, Indy pointed out that the evil priest had betrayed the God Shiva and Indy was basically invoking Her punishment upon the priest by speaking in their language. The magic stones responded to Indy. Short Round (the little kid) was played by Ke Huy Quan. He also played in "The Goonies" and more recently the movie "Everything, Everywhere, All At Once." Fun Fact: This movie was rated PG, but because of all the gruesome scenes, outraged parents demanded a better rating system. So PG-13 was created. By all means watch the next one.
@@nikosgreek352 Shiva is an Energy and He is Formless , here formless means , we can't restrict Shiva to any particular form / gender , since All forms are Shiva's forms. Shiva gave his half body to his best half Parvathi and thus became Ardhanareshwar. So, in this way Shiva is both the male and female energy. Shiva and Shakthi are inseparable. When you see Shiva as male, He is Shiv, and when you can see Him as female, then He is Shiva / Parvathi.
@MayMaid-my6kt Not a Hindu. Actually an Agnostic, but I love reading about Mythology and God's and Pantheons. Now, to answer your question...Kali is the female counterpart to Shiva. Kali is Shiva's shakti (power), and he could not act without her assistance. Where Parvati soothes Shiva, (Parvati is the goddess of the Himalayas, the archetypal mother goddess and fertility image. She is the consort of Shiva and the mother to Ganesha and Skanda.) Kali ignites Shiva, provoking him to do wild deeds.
Indy stopped after he got the stone back NOT because he was "curious and adventurous." He heard screaming children! Did you guys not hear the screaming children, too?? He stopped because he couldn't ignore the screams of children. It's showing he is a good man.
Ok, first off, Asia's reaction when that guy popped up for the jump scare was the best thing ever. Lol. Secondly, the kid who played Shortround is in another classic 80's movie called Goonies that you guys should definitely checkout. And yes, you should check out the next Indiana Jones movie. Thank you for another amazing reaction. I look forward to many more.
IMO, the third Indiana Jones (The Last Crusade) is the best one. Harrison Ford and Sean Connery are excellent. I recommend that you add the last one into the que. :) Great reaction!
Fun Fact: When Sean Connery was offered the role of Indy's Father Sean initially turned it down citing the 12 year age difference between himself and Harrison Ford
Why did you keep calling the Marahajah a 'girl'? That was a boy. Remember that Willi was interested to marry him before she discovered he was a kid? Haha you guys are too funny! Great reaction as usual. Can't wait to see the next one! Keep smiling 🤘 🙂
I haven't watched this in a long time. I was 14 years old when it came out. I almost died laughing when Asia got a cramp in her leg. 🤣🤣🤣 I'm still hurting from laughing so hard. I love you guys ❤️. 4 more chemo treatments left and I hope I am done.
Short Round was played by the actor Ke Huy Quan. He is also in the movie "The Goonies" as "Data" However, when Ke Huy Quan became a man, for his performance in the 2022 science fiction comedy-drama film "Everything Everywhere All at Once", Quan garnered critical acclaim and won a Golden Globe and the Academy Award Oscar for his role in the movie.
At the beginning, you mentioned that Dan Akroyd was in the movie. But did you see him? He was in in it for about 20 seconds snd if you blinked, you missed it. He was the guy that arranged their flight out of Shanghai on Lao Che’s plane.
"All your tears and perspiration got washed out." 😅😅 Asia, that's exactly why we love you! Your tears and perspiration on your blanket are a highlight of these videos! You guys are great!!!!
I’m so confused why you both kept referring to the boy king as a girl. It’s clearly a boy by the way he dressed and Willy Scott was interested in getting with him when she learned he did not have a partner. Anyway- just being picky. 😉 love the reactions. Keep them coming. Asia- your smile and laughter is super enjoyable. Also love your finger mask. Keep it up.
Best line of this reaction BJ "She broke a nail." Asia "I understand" You guys had me laughing more than the movie. Kate Capshaw was a character actress best known for her role in this movie. Her name was well known through many movies but she never really made it big from what I remember. She eventually married Steven Spielberg who directed this movie. Harrison Ford is one of those actors who, even when he's in a bad movie, he still gives a great performance. A couple of his other movies you might enjoy are Working Girl,The Fugitive and Sabrina.
I have vivid memories from when I was a kid of my dad going "chilled a-monkey brains" randomly when we'd sit down to dinner and my mom would get so mad! 😂 I grew up watching these movies with my dad and they are still so fun to watch now that I'm an adult. My kids are still too young to watch them but I can't wait to watch all three with them when they get a little older!
The darkest and controversial Indiana Jones movie ever. This and Gremlins were the films that started the PG 13 rating, and Red Dawn as well as Dreamscape were the first films to released with the rating.
I completely agree. The first reaction I watched on this channel was for Airplane, and I laughed SO hard along with you two. Subscribed right away and have become a big fan. . 👏👏👏
I've seen numerous episodes of yours and as someone older that has seen these films I truly appreciate your fresh take on these films. You both are very fun to watch and bring a new happiness to what I have already seen many times over. Keep it up.
Short Round was also Data in The Goonies. One of my all time favorite movies, also has a lot of other starting up actors. You 2 have become my favorite reactor’s.
Speaking of the violence and disturbing images in this movie, it came out in 1984 and it was only rated PG. There was a big furor about this. Gremlins also came out at the same time and there was a big furor about it as well because it was so violent. These two movies pretty much single-handedly resulted in the new PG-13 rating that came out just after these films were released.
"How did he make the rocks catch fire?" My theory - Indy arrives in India through miraculous circumstances, falling from a plane, etc, before washing up near the village. The elder says that Shiva has sent them, hinting at some divine providence. In the finale, when Indy and Mola Ram struggle over his satchel, Indy invokes the name of Shiva and the stones burst into flame, burning Mola but not Indy, as Indy has Shiva's blessing (or is a temporary avatar of Shiva, a common thread in Hindu mythology). TL;DR Shiva sent Indy to save the village
It is hard for me to pick a favorite of the three "Indiana" movies, each one was a little different, unique. "Raiders" is pretty much a perfect movie, but I think I love all three equally. "Temple" has a little bit of everything in it, I think you guys will like it. I am looking forward to your reaction (as always). Cheers!
@@08wolfeyes "Crystal Skull" was so bad I don't even consider it a part of the IP, hence the "of the three". Just like there are only 2 Alien movies, 2 Terminator movies, 1 Predator movie. 3 Star Wars, ...
Jonathan Ke-Quan (who plays Short Round) was also in The Goonies, the next year. That's another great film, which I'm sure you'll enjoy. It's basically where they got the inspiration for Stranger Things on Netflix (along with a bunch of other Spielberg films). Temple of Doom was my favourite Indy film as a child. I now love Raiders the most because it's just perfectly paced and started this entire genre ( as far as summer blockbuster movies) but this is a great sequel (prequel really because it's set in 1933). Anyway the third one, The Last Crusade is probably the favourite among Indy fans. Another great film from 1984 with a similar atmosphere to this film is Romancing The Stone. People at the time called it an Indy rip-off but the script was actually written before Raiders came out. To me, it's as good as this film and has a wonderful soundtrack. It's directed by Robert Zemeckis who also directed Back to the Future, Forrest Gump and other great movies. Check it out and as always, loved your reaction!
Kali is one of the "big three" creator deities in Hinduism. 'Om Nama Sivaya' is a prayer to Siva, another of the big three. The third is Ganesh, the elephant headed one.
Oh my gosh! I remember going to the theater to see this movie! My mom and aunt took 7 of us kids to see it. During that banquet, we were all passing our popcorn buckets down. Lol Of course we got the popcorn back later, but literally none of us were eating during that scene! Great memory.
I was hoping to see what you thought of the scene of them eating the traditional food in the barren village in the beginning. The woman pushing Willie to try it and the guy saying “eat…” always made me laugh. People find Willie to be a bore or so annoying but her reactions always made me laugh. And the scene where she’s screaming and running from all the creatures at night too.
Great reaction! I saw this in the theater when it came out. The main actress is still Steven Spielberg's wife now. The Last Crusade is my favorite in the series. I've watched it many times
The Third movie is the best. It has the perfect balance of comedy/action. Yes the chant at the end made the rocks glow and catch his bag on fire. Perfect reaction you two. Asia's poor leg cramp... I died laughing 😂
Totally agree. While Temple is my 3rd favorite, it's NOT because it's flawed in any way - it's just that Raiders is the best adventure and Crusade is the most fun, this one, Temple, is the most realistic (even considering the dark cult aspect) - it's a human drama. I don't agree with most of the panning it gets, it's a great ride, gets the blood pumping (heart or not!)
At the end, my guess is that Shiva was making the stones glow. He tells Mola Ram on the ladder: “you betrayed Shiva” then begins chanting in non-English.
1. Temple is taking place before Raiders of the Lost Ark. 2. Cate Capshaw married Spielberg following this movie. 3. Ke Huy Quan who plays Short Round, also was in another excellent movie The Goonies and now after 30 years out of the business, is back to critical acclaim in Everything Everywhere All at Once (a most excellent movie)
When released at the theaters, I saw it with a bunch of friends. Guys, it was like riding a movie rollercoaster! 😂 I am loving these movie reactions! You, guys, are very funny!!!! Love ♥️✌️
I’m so glad you guys like this movie. It’s my personal favorite, the first and third movies usually get all the love. I do recommend watching the next one.
I was hoping you two would react to this purely to see you freak out at the dinner and the bug scenes, lol! ASIA 😂 You had me waking up my sister laughing at your reactions 113 in the morning! 😂❤ Love you guys! Another 🤌🏼 stellar reaction!
15:50 When I was a very young boy, in the late 70's, my family went on vacation to Majorca, Spain. In one of the Chinese restaurants there was a tall, glass door fronted, chiller cabinet. Inside, as well as cakes, ice cream, etc. there was an entire monkey head, with a removable top for eating the chilled monkey brains. I cried and cried until my parents found another restaurant. Horrible, and I still remember it 40 years later. Love the reaction, as usual! Love from Scotland. 💙
You are picking all my favourites!! The little boy who played Short Round was also in “The Goonies “ and really good in that as well. The Maharajah is a little boy, not a girl. Kate Capshaw had an affair with Steven Spielberg during the filming ( he was married to Amy Irving at the time ). He married Kate Capshaw, they are still together and have seven children.
I love that BJ does the laundry and is man enough to admit it. Some might think the laundry is the woman's job, but they are all wrong. It's the job of whoever needs to do it.
Seeing the little boy all grown up and surprising Harrison Ford during an interview for the new Indy movie was priceless. He hadn't seen him in all those years.
The kid in the movie is a actions stunt coordinator he's a big guy for creating a stunts in movies. Recently he did a movie recently that was critically acclaimed.
You know, after seeing the clips in this video, I'm kind of surprised about all the hate The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull got for it being "unrealistic". Like falling out of an airplane in an inflatable raft and surviving the landing, and then the fall off the cliff, not to mention the mining cart flying off one set of rails and landing perfectly on the other isn't also completely unrealistic. All the people whining about KotCS were simply seeing Indiana Jones from an adult perspective after remembering the original three from a child's perspective.
The victim's chant was developed on set following director Steven Spielberg and the production team telling Karanj how his character was to die. They asked what he would say and Karanj responded with "Om Namah Shivaya". "Om Namah Shivaya", is a Hindu mantra which means "adoration to Lord Shiva".
The man being lowered into the lave was praying for Shiva, one of the main Hindu gods, to save him. The Thuggee were an actual cult. They were basically professional robbers and murderers. Also the origin of the word thug. One of the big things the movie gets wrong, besides the food, is that Kali is far from evil. While she is considered ferocious and terrifying, she was more of a protector whose ultimate purpose was to destroy evil.
George Lucas created 1 of the greatest characters ever in Indiana Jones and him with Spielberg working together on these Indiana Jones movies was the perfect dream partnership. Audiences when this was first released were not ready for this one cause it was definitely darker, especially after the first one Raiders of the Lost Ark. But getting past that initial reaction and some of the criticism it faced cause of it, (in turn even creating an extra film classification cinema certificate from the criticism), this has still become 1 of the most loved in the series especially just for the set piece action sequences which were just astounding back then what visually they created, and what even now all the decades later still looks just as awesome and a part of the magic of that period of 80's big scale movies.
You mentioned that the guy looked like Dhalsim from the _Street Fighter_ game. However, the actor at 13:22 actually played Dhalsim in the 1994 _Street Fighter_ movie.
This movie is not as beloved by many fans (myself included). The 3rd one, however, is arguably the best of all of them. Spielberg purposely made the 3rd one the most fun bc this one was so dark.
Ke Hu Quan who played Short Round.. he also plays Data in the movie "The Goonies" and in the last Academy Awards Ke Hu Quan actually just won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for the movie "Everything Everywhere All at Once"
That would be John Williams. Though I do not believe he has a star, his lists of awards is a mile long, including: 5 Oscars (51 Nominations), 3 Emmys (6 Nominations), 20 Grammys (64 Nominations), 4 Golden Globes (22 Nominations), the AFI Lifetime, Kennedy Centre Honor, ... He has scored something like 9 of the top 25 highest grossing films of all time, including: "Jaws", Star Wars, Indian Jones, Superman, Jurassic Park, Harry Potter, ... His "Star Wars" score was called the greatest of all time by the American Film Institute (2005) and was entered into the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress. The man is a legend.
This movie just gives me a feeling of a bunch of theme park rides. My favorite of the original trilogy is the next one; Last Crusade. More importantly though is the question, Hey Asia and BJ, "What's for dinner ?"
There were several different versions of the script that was originally going to be in Raiders Of The Lost Ark: The opening scene was going to be filmed at The Great Wall Of China but this was scrapped due to China's policy. Another scene was going to be involved was The Mine Car Chase, which made it into Temple Of Doom. The opening car chase was going to be in Raiders. The plane crashing into the mountain was going to be in Raiders as well. Another Draft was going to have Indy finding dinosaurs in a Lost World type of valley.
The man in the cage that had his heart taken out is chanting "Om Namah Shivaya" which is a mantra in Hindu Shiva worship. He is basically praising Shiva and the repetition of the chant is intended to help bring calm and peace to your body and soul. Many Christians tend to do the same in times of great danger or fear by reciting Psalm 23 or the lords prayer (depending on the situation).
Asia, you probably will need a couple of blankets for this one! I was 16 when this came out and had a lot of fun in the theater cheering for Indy! Enjoy! I did!
The blood drinking put you deep in a trance (like being hypnotized) where you are very susceptible to directions/orders but otherwise kind of a zombie. Pain or trauma can bring you out of a trance. Being burned 🔥 can bring you out of a deep trance.
I grew up with these movies, some of the first movies I can remember watching when I was very young. All that blood and violence was PG in the early 80s 🤣 I loved them all, and Temple of Doom has always been my favorite of the bunch. I just think of how the action barely seems to stop, the addition of Short Round, and how he just seems to fall (literally) into this adventure always appealed to me. I wish there's been more Shorty later. You two should definitely check out the Last Crusade, it's the last great entry in the series.
The movie depicted events which chronologically took place four years prior to those depicted in "Raiders of the Lost Ark". And that " little girl" was the young boy king of India ( the Maharaj)...
Watch the next one. It's most people's favorite, and I liked it. I actually think I may like the third best as an adult. While watching you guys watch this, I realized I saw this when I was 11, and I think it was my favorite at the time because of the kid in the movie. I think as an adult, I will appreciate the 3rd storyline more. Look forward to your reaction on that one.
Indy knew the ancient holy words to activate the stones because he is an archaeologist and studies history. Also the Maharaja was a boy lol. Also the Third one is just as good too :D
New subscriber, here. I really enjoy your reactions because you actually genuinely get invested in the movies you react to, which makes it feel like I'm sitting with friends introducing them to classics. Can't wait to see more.
The sacrifice is saying "Om Namah Shivaya", is a Hindu mantra which means "adoration to Lord Shiva". While Mola Ram chants in Hindi, imploring "Kali Ma Shakti de," asking for the "Spiritual power of Mother Kali."
Great choice, Asia and BJ!! This was one of my favorite movies. The kid who plays Short-Round, Ke Huy Quan, is in the latest Michelle Yeoh movie, “Everything, Everywhere, All at Once”. Indiana Jones should be out very soon!! Excellent choice, Asia and BJ!!
You guys are great! i love watching you enjoy these movies for the first time! I'm 43 and I grew up watching all of these classics and have seen them at least 50 to 100 times so watching younger people enjoy them is great!
Jonathan Ke Quan, is a Vietnamese-American actor. His acting days was like his name in the movie...Short with Indiana Jones (1984) and as Data in The Goonies (1985). The 2 biggest movies in my mind, and won a Youth Film Award in Indiana Jones, for his role as the sidekick Short Round. In the 90`s, he co-starred in a sitcom Head of the Class, over two seasons. He stopped acting to lack of opportunity in the late 1990s, when he received his film degree. He went on to work as a stunt coordinator.
Hey guys! So glad to see you enjoyed this movie. I see you also got rather involved in it also, lol! I do love the Indy movies and have watched them many times. The forth one is ok but doesn't feel quite the same in some ways. I believe also they have now stated filming the fifth movie which might be interesting as long as the story is done right and doesn't get messed around as Disney likes to do. I agree, her voice does get rather annoying, lol! Yeah, i get the situation they are in isn't great but the constant moaning and screaming really doesn't help! lol! I think, although not completely sure, but i think the Kid who playes ' Short-Round ' is the same boy who play's ' Data ' in the movie ' Goonies ' A great reaction video as always. Have a fantastic day to you both, take care!
When you said he had to fight a big guy in the first one you were more right than you realized. 👍 That was in fact the same "big guy" he fought in raiders. A stunt man named Pat Roach. He had makeup on in temple of doom to make him look different. 😀
Pat Roach wasn't a stuntman, he went into acting after being a legit Judo Champion, a boxer and a professional wrestler. He was also in The Last Crusade too in a "blink and you'll miss it" role because unfortunately his fight with Indy was cut.
I love this movie!! It took me over 20yrs to notice that the club at the beginning is called 'Club Obi Wan' which is a reference to Star Wars, this movie franchise is also created by George Lucas who is responsible for Star Wars. You'll love the third movie, Sean Connery is brilliant as Indiana's dad.
Temple of Doom is awesome. Scary, dark, funny, thrilling. And Shorty is the MVP. So good. Great seeing Ke back in movies now with Everything Everywhere All At Once. And a lovely photo from the recent D23 event of him and Harrison hugging with them both looking so happy to see each other again. 😁
Asia and BJ, that Monkey brain dish actually is (was) a delicacy in some parts of the world. There was a movie called "Faces Of Death" that came out in the 80s It's kind of hard to find now I imagine but there's a scene of some people at a table n a restaurant actually eating it. But it's a pretty cruel ritual to watch. They have a small live monkey in a cage of some sort and they all take turns bashing the monkey's head with a little hammer. When it finally dies, they then saw open the top of the skull and start spooning out the brains and eating it like you see in this movie.
This one happens to be my favorite of these. Both of your reactions are priceless. Imagine being 6 year old and seeing this for the first time. Surprisingly this movie is rated PG, and after release, the MPAA had to create the rating of PG-13.
The bog man that Indie fights, who ends up being crushed is Pat Roach. He was in the first film as the bog German man who fights Indie but gets hot with the propeller.
The next one, the 3rd, is very good, too! A lot of people will say the 4th one is so--so, but it's definitely worth watching. They've already filmed the 5th and final installment..Harrison Ford has said he's done, and they won't make another without him. One of the best movie series ever made.
I hated the fourth one in the theater and didn't watch it for like a decade after that. I gave it another chance a few years ago and it finally clicked more for me. It's not perfect by a long shot...and it's not as exciting and action packed as the first three but I got on the wavelength of what it was going for much more. Even if it wasn't completely successful. Every shot looks like Sky Captain or the first Captain America or something. Like the cover of one of those 50s pulp adventure books..
@@davidsavage5630 Yes, I think it's definitely worth watching, shows Indy's childhood, has Marion, Indy has some funny lines, good actors and just a good vibe.
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I know it's an unpopular opinion, but Temple of Doom has always been my favorite of the franchise. Never get bored watching this movie.
Why would liking the best film in the series be an unpopular opinion?
I don't think it's all that uncommon, really. It's a much more centered film than the two others which are all over the place. I love the whole trilogy but this one is clearly the best film of the series.
I agree with this opinion. Not a perfect film, but super entertaining. I also think John Williams really did his best music for IJ with this film.
A lot of people say it’s the worst (we don’t even talk about crystal skull) . But temple of doom was always my fave. I love Short round, but I miss Marion haha
You are not the only one. It was always my favorite one. I laughed so hard as a kid.
Definitely watch the next one. Sean Connery is perfect as Indiana’s father.
@@natecloe8535 RIP to them both.
I loved that one! Had me cracking up. I loved them together
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In my top 10 movies of all time!
The third is definitly my favourite :)
People are always hating Willie, but she went through tons of bugs to save Jones and Shorty despite them practically being strangers. She can't be that bad.
Hard won character growth, lol, I love Willie!
She had to be like that for the film to work.we already had a bad ass woman in the first movie.and it was in the script lol
Plus she killed 3 motherfuckers with one punch. Can't see Marion doing that.
She is remembered poorly and b4 the filming wrapped up,she began dating shrimpy uh Steelburg /and they're still married today, a screamer huh maybe she's just being her bedroom self...lol you'd think men could get with that 😉🤷♀️I loved the chemistry
@@sarablack2547 Agreed, a carbon copy of the first heroine wouldn't have been as interesting or have contrasted enough to be its own movie.
What I do notice is, even for how "delicate" Willie was, she went through all that, and still had very high spirits. She could get scared and scream...but she rarely cowered, stayed mostly alert, and often argued. One needs a strong stomach for that.
And she was still a problem solver! It's easy to complain and then do nothing, but she would complain and then _try_ something...as with the elephant. 😂😂 I mean... perfume probably wasn't the solution I'd try myself...but it was at least _something_ ! 😛
Fun fact. The name of the child actor in this movie is Ke Huy Quan. Ke Huy Quan took a 20 year hiatus from acting and did stunt choreography and an assistant director. He returned to acting to star in the film "Everything Everywhere, All at Once (which is a must see- if y'all haven't already)." Just recently (this year), he won awards for Best Supporting Actor in the film "Everything Everywhere, All at Once," including an Academy Award. Harrison Ford and Quan reunited, and Ford congratulated him on his win after Quan did his acceptance speech at the Oscars. So, Quan had a major successful comeback into acting as an adult. Thought that was interested and wanted to share it with y'all.😊
How dare you not mention him as an ‘inspector gadget’ in The Goonies!😂
@@tt8807 Oh goodness! I'm pretty sure everyone else has commented on him being in The Goonies, so why repeat it?! Just saying....
Ke Huy Quan, who played Short Round, also played Data in The Goonies, and appeared in the series Head of the Class, but quit acting in the 90s due to lack of opportunities. He then became a stunt coordinator. Recently he was 'rediscovered' and played Waymond Wang in Everything Everywhere All at Once to critical acclaim. He still speaks the same way.
I kind of remember Head of The Class but now I’m gonna have to go back and find it lol
When I saw “Everything” I didn’t know he was in it so when I recognized his voice, I was pleasantly surprised. He was still very engaging!
Yes! I distinctly remember him dating the Kimberly Russell character Sarah in the show.
I hope he gets an Oscar!
He just received an Oscar nomination.
All 3 were masterpieces. RIP Sean Connery they couldn't pick a better father
The kid was in goonies as well. He didnt act much after that but he recently starred in the movie "everything everywhere all at once" which is really good, check it out if you get a chance.
He and Harrison Ford recently reunited and it was the sweetest thing!
He will also be making an appearance in the second season of Loki
He had a small role in the movie Encino Man with Brendon Frasier. Which also stared Sean Astin, both of which were in Goonies.
Apparently he has a role in the next season of Loki.
Came here to tell them this too - SO glad Ke is back to acting!
While climbing up the fallen bridge, Indy pointed out that the evil priest had betrayed the God Shiva and Indy was basically invoking Her punishment upon the priest by speaking in their language. The magic stones responded to Indy.
Short Round (the little kid) was played by Ke Huy Quan. He also played in "The Goonies" and more recently the movie "Everything, Everywhere, All At Once."
Fun Fact: This movie was rated PG, but because of all the gruesome scenes, outraged parents demanded a better rating system. So PG-13 was created.
By all means watch the next one.
Shiva is a man not a woman.
@@nikosgreek352 Shiva is an Energy and He is Formless , here formless means , we can't restrict Shiva to any particular form / gender , since All forms are Shiva's forms. Shiva gave his half body to his best half Parvathi and thus became Ardhanareshwar. So, in this way Shiva is both the male and female energy. Shiva and Shakthi are inseparable. When you see Shiva as male, He is Shiv, and when you can see Him as female, then He is Shiva / Parvathi.
@MayMaid-my6kt Not a Hindu. Actually an Agnostic, but I love reading about Mythology and God's and Pantheons.
Now, to answer your question...Kali is the female counterpart to Shiva. Kali is Shiva's shakti (power), and he could not act without her assistance. Where Parvati soothes Shiva, (Parvati is the goddess of the Himalayas, the archetypal mother goddess and fertility image. She is the consort of Shiva and the mother to Ganesha and Skanda.) Kali ignites Shiva, provoking him to do wild deeds.
People forget that this is chronologically a prequel, in that the events in Temple of Doom happen a few years before Raider of the Lost Ark.
Indy stopped after he got the stone back NOT because he was "curious and adventurous." He heard screaming children! Did you guys not hear the screaming children, too?? He stopped because he couldn't ignore the screams of children. It's showing he is a good man.
What part are you talking about?
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Yes, Indy is a good man & all but you heard BJ. His is the voice of reason!...when you hear noise like that, you _know_ it's trouble.
He's definitely a Crusader in between being an Archeologist explorer.
Ok, first off, Asia's reaction when that guy popped up for the jump scare was the best thing ever. Lol. Secondly, the kid who played Shortround is in another classic 80's movie called Goonies that you guys should definitely checkout. And yes, you should check out the next Indiana Jones movie. Thank you for another amazing reaction. I look forward to many more.
Yes, y'all definitely need to see The Goonies.
Lol Who hasn't seen The Goonies?...Oh snap, I just realized there are many people who have not seen Goonies. That's almost hard for me to process. 😯
@@NS1.
Well, put it this way, they hadn't seen Star Wars or Raiders until recently...so, The Goonies is no surprise, really!
@@NS1. I’ve seen goodies maybe once in 35 some odd years
Babyrooth!!! Goonies is a classic
IMO, the third Indiana Jones (The Last Crusade) is the best one. Harrison Ford and Sean Connery are excellent. I recommend that you add the last one into the que. :) Great reaction!
Fun Fact:
When Sean Connery was offered the role of Indy's Father Sean initially turned it down citing the 12 year age difference between himself and Harrison Ford
You know some of charm in the 3rd movie is Brody. He was so hilarious in that.
I agree. Third one is the best.
It's great but nothing beats The Temple of Doom.
This was the darkest but Raiders was dark too.
Why did you keep calling the Marahajah a 'girl'? That was a boy. Remember that Willi was interested to marry him before she discovered he was a kid? Haha you guys are too funny! Great reaction as usual. Can't wait to see the next one! Keep smiling 🤘 🙂
Because he sounded like a damn girl
@@HgRoller don’t all 10 year old boys sound like girls? 😂
I'm not gonna lie, when I was young and saw this for the first time, I thought that too lol.
LOL! Yeah, I also thought that was funny.
“He” especially sounds like a girl delivering the line “my kingdom”
This was my favorite one! Have you guys seen "Romancing the Stone"? That is a great action, adventure, romance! Highly recommend.
Oh hell yeah! Definetely check that one out.
I was thinking of that one too bc the female character kind of reminds of the one in that movie
Great movie! Romancing the Stone is amazeing!
Definitely Romancing the Stone! Great movie!
Yes one of my favorite movies!!!
I haven't watched this in a long time. I was 14 years old when it came out. I almost died laughing when Asia got a cramp in her leg. 🤣🤣🤣 I'm still hurting from laughing so hard. I love you guys ❤️. 4 more chemo treatments left and I hope I am done.
Aww, Thanks for coming in James! So glad you’re coming to end of your treatment! We love you ❤️❤️
I'm right there with you laughing so hard! I'm a few years older though. Lol. I wish you the best with your treatments. 🙏 ❤
@Jamesthatswho Prayers to you as you're coming to the end of your treatment. Stay strong and God Bless!!🙏❤
Oh, and for the record...short round is one of the best sidekicks in cinematic history 👏 😀 he was also great in The Goonies!
Short Round was played by the actor Ke Huy Quan. He is also in the movie "The Goonies" as "Data" However, when Ke Huy Quan became a man, for his performance in the 2022 science fiction comedy-drama film "Everything Everywhere All at Once", Quan garnered critical acclaim and won a Golden Globe and the Academy Award Oscar for his role in the movie.
At the beginning, you mentioned that Dan Akroyd was in the movie. But did you see him? He was in in it for about 20 seconds snd if you blinked, you missed it. He was the guy that arranged their flight out of Shanghai on Lao Che’s plane.
He was speaking in a British accent.
"All your tears and perspiration got washed out." 😅😅 Asia, that's exactly why we love you! Your tears and perspiration on your blanket are a highlight of these videos! You guys are great!!!!
I know Willie Scott got a lot of hate, but she always made me chuckle!
She's great! A great cringe comic character and very fitting for the time the movies are set.
She has the best roller coaster SCREAM!
@@dmanimousprime3858 that she does!!
Kate Capshaw later married Steven Spielberg.
As a kid who loved globes and maps and geography I loved it when they showed maps and dots of his travels
I’m so confused why you both kept referring to the boy king as a girl. It’s clearly a boy by the way he dressed and Willy Scott was interested in getting with him when she learned he did not have a partner. Anyway- just being picky. 😉 love the reactions. Keep them coming. Asia- your smile and laughter is super enjoyable. Also love your finger mask. Keep it up.
Lol, I was looking for this comment. That boy was the Majarajah. 😂
Me too, did they actually think shorty was punching a girl like that...😶😆
Best line of this reaction
BJ "She broke a nail."
Asia "I understand"
You guys had me laughing more than the movie.
Kate Capshaw was a character actress best known for her role in this movie. Her name was well known through many movies but she never really made it big from what I remember. She eventually married Steven Spielberg who directed this movie.
Harrison Ford is one of those actors who, even when he's in a bad movie, he still gives a great performance. A couple of his other movies you might enjoy are Working Girl,The Fugitive and Sabrina.
I first saw her on The Edge of Night, where she played Jinx Avery. I was sorry she left the part.
I have vivid memories from when I was a kid of my dad going "chilled a-monkey brains" randomly when we'd sit down to dinner and my mom would get so mad! 😂 I grew up watching these movies with my dad and they are still so fun to watch now that I'm an adult. My kids are still too young to watch them but I can't wait to watch all three with them when they get a little older!
The darkest and controversial Indiana Jones movie ever.
This and Gremlins were the films that started the PG 13 rating, and Red Dawn as well as Dreamscape were the first films to released with the rating.
Kate Capshaw was also in Dreamscape. That one was pretty scary.
Red Dawn was actually the very first PG-13 film. I remember the hoopla over that at the time.
You two are so fun to watch. You have a great on-camera presence and respect for each other. It's a blast.
Wow, Thanks Cryrus!!
I completely agree. The first reaction I watched on this channel was for Airplane, and I laughed SO hard along with you two. Subscribed right away and have become a big fan. . 👏👏👏
I've seen numerous episodes of yours and as someone older that has seen these films I truly appreciate your fresh take on these films. You both are very fun to watch and bring a new happiness to what I have already seen many times over. Keep it up.
Thanks Joe!! Wow ❤️🍿
Well said Joe. Feel the same way.
@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ the Marahajah is a boy, not a girl.
Short Round was also Data in The Goonies. One of my all time favorite movies, also has a lot of other starting up actors. You 2 have become my favorite reactor’s.
Speaking of the violence and disturbing images in this movie, it came out in 1984 and it was only rated PG. There was a big furor about this. Gremlins also came out at the same time and there was a big furor about it as well because it was so violent. These two movies pretty much single-handedly resulted in the new PG-13 rating that came out just after these films were released.
"How did he make the rocks catch fire?"
My theory - Indy arrives in India through miraculous circumstances, falling from a plane, etc, before washing up near the village. The elder says that Shiva has sent them, hinting at some divine providence.
In the finale, when Indy and Mola Ram struggle over his satchel, Indy invokes the name of Shiva and the stones burst into flame, burning Mola but not Indy, as Indy has Shiva's blessing (or is a temporary avatar of Shiva, a common thread in Hindu mythology).
TL;DR Shiva sent Indy to save the village
It is hard for me to pick a favorite of the three "Indiana" movies, each one was a little different, unique. "Raiders" is pretty much a perfect movie, but I think I love all three equally. "Temple" has a little bit of everything in it, I think you guys will like it. I am looking forward to your reaction (as always). Cheers!
So you don't like the fourth movie then?
@@08wolfeyes "Crystal Skull" was so bad I don't even consider it a part of the IP, hence the "of the three". Just like there are only 2 Alien movies, 2 Terminator movies, 1 Predator movie. 3 Star Wars, ...
5th one gonna be crazy its like blend of all the films
@@sandman_says_runrunner4701 I liked Prey.
Jonathan Ke-Quan (who plays Short Round) was also in The Goonies, the next year. That's another great film, which I'm sure you'll enjoy. It's basically where they got the inspiration for Stranger Things on Netflix (along with a bunch of other Spielberg films).
Temple of Doom was my favourite Indy film as a child. I now love Raiders the most because it's just perfectly paced and started this entire genre ( as far as summer blockbuster movies) but this is a great sequel (prequel really because it's set in 1933). Anyway the third one, The Last Crusade is probably the favourite among Indy fans.
Another great film from 1984 with a similar atmosphere to this film is Romancing The Stone. People at the time called it an Indy rip-off but the script was actually written before Raiders came out. To me, it's as good as this film and has a wonderful soundtrack. It's directed by Robert Zemeckis who also directed Back to the Future, Forrest Gump and other great movies. Check it out and as always, loved your reaction!
Kali is one of the "big three" creator deities in Hinduism. 'Om Nama Sivaya' is a prayer to Siva, another of the big three. The third is Ganesh, the elephant headed one.
Oh my gosh! I remember going to the theater to see this movie! My mom and aunt took 7 of us kids to see it. During that banquet, we were all passing our popcorn buckets down. Lol Of course we got the popcorn back later, but literally none of us were eating during that scene! Great memory.
I was hoping to see what you thought of the scene of them eating the traditional food in the barren village in the beginning. The woman pushing Willie to try it and the guy saying “eat…” always made me laugh. People find Willie to be a bore or so annoying but her reactions always made me laugh. And the scene where she’s screaming and running from all the creatures at night too.
Great reaction! I saw this in the theater when it came out. The main actress is still Steven Spielberg's wife now. The Last Crusade is my favorite in the series. I've watched it many times
The Third movie is the best. It has the perfect balance of comedy/action. Yes the chant at the end made the rocks glow and catch his bag on fire. Perfect reaction you two. Asia's poor leg cramp... I died laughing 😂
And you get to find out how indy got his name
Totally agree. While Temple is my 3rd favorite, it's NOT because it's flawed in any way - it's just that Raiders is the best adventure and Crusade is the most fun, this one, Temple, is the most realistic (even considering the dark cult aspect) - it's a human drama. I don't agree with most of the panning it gets, it's a great ride, gets the blood pumping (heart or not!)
Wow never heard Crusade being anyone's favorite. Definitely not the worse one but it's not good either
@@ChiSox326 well now you know 2 because I feel the same way
@@ChiSox326 The 3rd is my favorite followed by the 1st then the 2nd. Never watched 4- it looked like a pile of shit.
Keep in mind, Temple is considered a prequel to Raiders, not a sequel.
Well, I AM an archeologist 😁 I appreciate the shout! Love the reactions.
At the end, my guess is that Shiva was making the stones glow. He tells Mola Ram on the ladder: “you betrayed Shiva” then begins chanting in non-English.
1. Temple is taking place before Raiders of the Lost Ark. 2. Cate Capshaw married Spielberg following this movie. 3. Ke Huy Quan who plays Short Round, also was in another excellent movie The Goonies and now after 30 years out of the business, is back to critical acclaim in Everything Everywhere All at Once (a most excellent movie)
I love watching both of your reactions. Asia’s laugh is the best and BJ saying ‘look’ super fast is awesome. You both always make me smile.
When released at the theaters, I saw it with a bunch of friends. Guys, it was like riding a movie rollercoaster! 😂 I am loving these movie reactions! You, guys, are very funny!!!! Love ♥️✌️
I’m so glad you guys like this movie. It’s my personal favorite, the first and third movies usually get all the love. I do recommend watching the next one.
I was hoping you two would react to this purely to see you freak out at the dinner and the bug scenes, lol! ASIA 😂 You had me waking up my sister laughing at your reactions 113 in the morning! 😂❤ Love you guys! Another 🤌🏼 stellar reaction!
15:50 When I was a very young boy, in the late 70's, my family went on vacation to Majorca, Spain. In one of the Chinese restaurants there was a tall, glass door fronted, chiller cabinet. Inside, as well as cakes, ice cream, etc. there was an entire monkey head, with a removable top for eating the chilled monkey brains. I cried and cried until my parents found another restaurant. Horrible, and I still remember it 40 years later. Love the reaction, as usual! Love from Scotland. 💙
The kid that played Shorty is also in the movie *The Goonies* along with Sean Astin, Josh Brolin and Corey Feldman.
You are picking all my favourites!! The little boy who played Short Round was also in “The Goonies “ and really good in that as well. The Maharajah is a little boy, not a girl. Kate Capshaw had an affair with Steven Spielberg during the filming ( he was married to Amy Irving at the time ). He married Kate Capshaw, they are still together and have seven children.
I love that BJ does the laundry and is man enough to admit it.
Some might think the laundry is the woman's job, but they are all wrong. It's the job of whoever needs to do it.
Seeing the little boy all grown up and surprising Harrison Ford during an interview for the new Indy movie was priceless. He hadn't seen him in all those years.
The third one with Sean Connery is a must watch. Thank you for reacting to this one. The kid is also from The Goonies.
The kid in the movie is a actions stunt coordinator he's a big guy for creating a stunts in movies. Recently he did a movie recently that was critically acclaimed.
My favorite of the Indiana Jones movies! Hadn’t seen it for years until I saw this reaction video. So much fun re-experiencing it with you. Thanks!
You know, after seeing the clips in this video, I'm kind of surprised about all the hate The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull got for it being "unrealistic". Like falling out of an airplane in an inflatable raft and surviving the landing, and then the fall off the cliff, not to mention the mining cart flying off one set of rails and landing perfectly on the other isn't also completely unrealistic. All the people whining about KotCS were simply seeing Indiana Jones from an adult perspective after remembering the original three from a child's perspective.
Great reaction once again. Shorty is an another popular movie in the 80s called "the Goonies"
The victim's chant was developed on set following director Steven Spielberg and the production team telling Karanj how his character was to die. They asked what he would say and Karanj responded with "Om Namah Shivaya". "Om Namah Shivaya", is a Hindu mantra which means "adoration to Lord Shiva".
The man being lowered into the lave was praying for Shiva, one of the main Hindu gods, to save him.
The Thuggee were an actual cult. They were basically professional robbers and murderers. Also the origin of the word thug.
One of the big things the movie gets wrong, besides the food, is that Kali is far from evil. While she is considered ferocious and terrifying, she was more of a protector whose ultimate purpose was to destroy evil.
George Lucas created 1 of the greatest characters ever in Indiana Jones and him with Spielberg working together on these Indiana Jones movies was the perfect dream partnership. Audiences when this was first released were not ready for this one cause it was definitely darker, especially after the first one Raiders of the Lost Ark. But getting past that initial reaction and some of the criticism it faced cause of it, (in turn even creating an extra film classification cinema certificate from the criticism), this has still become 1 of the most loved in the series especially just for the set piece action sequences which were just astounding back then what visually they created, and what even now all the decades later still looks just as awesome and a part of the magic of that period of 80's big scale movies.
As much as I fell in love with your music video reaction’s I’m ten times more loving your movie reactions!!❤❤❤ All love for Asia and BJ!!
You mentioned that the guy looked like Dhalsim from the _Street Fighter_ game.
However, the actor at 13:22 actually played Dhalsim in the 1994 _Street Fighter_ movie.
This movie is not as beloved by many fans (myself included). The 3rd one, however, is arguably the best of all of them. Spielberg purposely made the 3rd one the most fun bc this one was so dark.
Seconded!
This one isn't that dark..none of them are.
@@natecloe8535 disagree with that
This isn’t dark. It’s a barrel of fun and constant action and laughs.
The 3rd one was the best? I Doubt it
Ke Hu Quan who played Short Round.. he also plays Data in the movie "The Goonies" and in the last Academy Awards Ke Hu Quan actually just won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for the movie "Everything Everywhere All at Once"
The music is such a big part in the movies I do hope the composer has a star on Hollywood walk of fame
That would be John Williams. Though I do not believe he has a star, his lists of awards is a mile long, including: 5 Oscars (51 Nominations), 3 Emmys (6 Nominations), 20 Grammys (64 Nominations), 4 Golden Globes (22 Nominations), the AFI Lifetime, Kennedy Centre Honor, ...
He has scored something like 9 of the top 25 highest grossing films of all time, including: "Jaws", Star Wars, Indian Jones, Superman, Jurassic Park, Harry Potter, ...
His "Star Wars" score was called the greatest of all time by the American Film Institute (2005) and was entered into the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress.
The man is a legend.
That’s Short Round. He won a academy award this year and Harrison Ford presented it to him. Such a treat to watch.
This movie just gives me a feeling of a bunch of theme park rides.
My favorite of the original trilogy is the next one; Last Crusade.
More importantly though is the question,
Hey Asia and BJ, "What's for dinner ?"
Dan Aykroyd did a cameo in this movie he played Art Weber he's the one who got the plane for Indy
There were several different versions of the script that was originally going to be in Raiders Of The Lost Ark:
The opening scene was going to be filmed at The Great Wall Of China but this was scrapped due to China's policy.
Another scene was going to be involved was The Mine Car Chase, which made it into Temple Of Doom.
The opening car chase was going to be in Raiders.
The plane crashing into the mountain was going to be in Raiders as well.
Another Draft was going to have Indy finding dinosaurs in a Lost World type of valley.
The man in the cage that had his heart taken out is chanting "Om Namah Shivaya" which is a mantra in Hindu Shiva worship. He is basically praising Shiva and the repetition of the chant is intended to help bring calm and peace to your body and soul. Many Christians tend to do the same in times of great danger or fear by reciting Psalm 23 or the lords prayer (depending on the situation).
Last Crusade is amazing with Sean Connery. Sooo good. Must watch!
The opening sequence is reminiscent of a James Bond movie like Goldfinger with the way the hero was dressed and was nearly killed.
It was in fact, a direct nod to 007 right down to the red rose & the only time you see Indy in a white jacket.
Asia, you probably will need a couple of blankets for this one! I was 16 when this came out and had a lot of fun in the theater cheering for Indy! Enjoy! I did!
"She broke a nail."
"I understand."
lol
The blood drinking put you deep in a trance (like being hypnotized) where you are very susceptible to directions/orders but otherwise kind of a zombie. Pain or trauma can bring you out of a trance. Being burned 🔥 can bring you out of a deep trance.
I grew up with these movies, some of the first movies I can remember watching when I was very young. All that blood and violence was PG in the early 80s 🤣 I loved them all, and Temple of Doom has always been my favorite of the bunch. I just think of how the action barely seems to stop, the addition of Short Round, and how he just seems to fall (literally) into this adventure always appealed to me. I wish there's been more Shorty later. You two should definitely check out the Last Crusade, it's the last great entry in the series.
Love watching movies with the two of you - much more entertaining than the actual show!
The movie depicted events which chronologically took place four years prior to those depicted in "Raiders of the Lost Ark". And that " little girl" was the young boy king of India ( the Maharaj)...
I remember seeing this for the first time in my final year at high school & became a big fan of the series that followed 👍😁
The first kid at the ceremony where the hearts were taken was the prince/king that they showed before.
As a random recommendation I would suggest The Dead Poets Society staring Robin Williams and a young Ethan Hawke
"Shorty's gangster!" I died! 🤣🤣🤣❤
Watch the next one. It's most people's favorite, and I liked it. I actually think I may like the third best as an adult. While watching you guys watch this, I realized I saw this when I was 11, and I think it was my favorite at the time because of the kid in the movie. I think as an adult, I will appreciate the 3rd storyline more. Look forward to your reaction on that one.
Indy knew the ancient holy words to activate the stones because he is an archaeologist and studies history. Also the Maharaja was a boy lol. Also the Third one is just as good too :D
I have so much fun watching the two of you watch these movies. I find myself smiling so much. Thank you for that. :)
The kid actor who played Shorty won an Academy Award this year for Best Supporting Actor in a motion picture. He is all grown up now.
New subscriber, here. I really enjoy your reactions because you actually genuinely get invested in the movies you react to, which makes it feel like I'm sitting with friends introducing them to classics. Can't wait to see more.
Wow, Hey Nol!!! We really appreciate your comment and sub! Glad you’ll be watching with us!
Lets goooooooo!!! Cant wait!
So ToD is a prequel to Raiders of the lost ark. The first 3 Indiana jones were fantastic. The 4th was just ok
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The sacrifice is saying "Om Namah Shivaya", is a Hindu mantra which means "adoration to Lord Shiva". While Mola Ram chants in Hindi, imploring "Kali Ma Shakti de," asking for the "Spiritual power of Mother Kali."
Great choice, Asia and BJ!! This was one of my favorite movies. The kid who plays Short-Round, Ke Huy Quan, is in the latest Michelle Yeoh movie, “Everything, Everywhere, All at Once”. Indiana Jones should be out very soon!! Excellent choice, Asia and BJ!!
You guys are great! i love watching you enjoy these movies for the first time! I'm 43 and I grew up watching all of these classics and have seen them at least 50 to 100 times so watching younger people enjoy them is great!
So enjoy watching movies with you two! Woo Hoo go Cards! (Stl girl here ⚾️) 😊
Jonathan Ke Quan, is a Vietnamese-American actor. His acting days was like his name in the movie...Short with Indiana Jones (1984) and as Data in The Goonies (1985).
The 2 biggest movies in my mind, and won a Youth Film Award in Indiana Jones, for his role as the sidekick Short Round.
In the 90`s, he co-starred in a sitcom Head of the Class, over two seasons.
He stopped acting to lack of opportunity in the late 1990s, when he received his film degree. He went on to work as a stunt coordinator.
Hey guys!
So glad to see you enjoyed this movie.
I see you also got rather involved in it also, lol!
I do love the Indy movies and have watched them many times.
The forth one is ok but doesn't feel quite the same in some ways.
I believe also they have now stated filming the fifth movie which might be interesting as long as the story is done right and doesn't get messed around as Disney likes to do.
I agree, her voice does get rather annoying, lol!
Yeah, i get the situation they are in isn't great but the constant moaning and screaming really doesn't help! lol!
I think, although not completely sure, but i think the Kid who playes ' Short-Round ' is the same boy who play's ' Data ' in the movie ' Goonies '
A great reaction video as always.
Have a fantastic day to you both, take care!
When you said he had to fight a big guy in the first one you were more right than you realized. 👍 That was in fact the same "big guy" he fought in raiders. A stunt man named Pat Roach. He had makeup on in temple of doom to make him look different. 😀
Pat Roach wasn't a stuntman, he went into acting after being a legit Judo Champion, a boxer and a professional wrestler. He was also in The Last Crusade too in a "blink and you'll miss it" role because unfortunately his fight with Indy was cut.
Glad you guys liked it.
I love this movie!!
It took me over 20yrs to notice that the club at the beginning is called 'Club Obi Wan' which is a reference to Star Wars, this movie franchise is also created by George Lucas who is responsible for Star Wars.
You'll love the third movie, Sean Connery is brilliant as Indiana's dad.
Close, it's Club Obi Wan.
Temple of Doom is awesome. Scary, dark, funny, thrilling. And Shorty is the MVP. So good. Great seeing Ke back in movies now with Everything Everywhere All At Once. And a lovely photo from the recent D23 event of him and Harrison hugging with them both looking so happy to see each other again. 😁
Asia and BJ, that Monkey brain dish actually is (was) a delicacy in some parts of the world. There was a movie called "Faces Of Death" that came out in the 80s It's kind of hard to find now I imagine but there's a scene of some people at a table n a restaurant actually eating it. But it's a pretty cruel ritual to watch. They have a small live monkey in a cage of some sort and they all take turns bashing the monkey's head with a little hammer. When it finally dies, they then saw open the top of the skull and start spooning out the brains and eating it like you see in this movie.
This one happens to be my favorite of these. Both of your reactions are priceless. Imagine being 6 year old and seeing this for the first time. Surprisingly this movie is rated PG, and after release, the MPAA had to create the rating of PG-13.
Me and you both, Orlando! This was my first Indiana Jones as a kid too.
The bog man that Indie fights, who ends up being crushed is Pat Roach. He was in the first film as the bog German man who fights Indie but gets hot with the propeller.
The next one, the 3rd, is very good, too! A lot of people will say the 4th one is so--so, but it's definitely worth watching. They've already filmed the 5th and final installment..Harrison Ford has said he's done, and they won't make another without him. One of the best movie series ever made.
I hated the fourth one in the theater and didn't watch it for like a decade after that. I gave it another chance a few years ago and it finally clicked more for me. It's not perfect by a long shot...and it's not as exciting and action packed as the first three but I got on the wavelength of what it was going for much more. Even if it wasn't completely successful. Every shot looks like Sky Captain or the first Captain America or something. Like the cover of one of those 50s pulp adventure books..
@@davidsavage5630 Yes, I think it's definitely worth watching, shows Indy's childhood, has Marion, Indy has some funny lines, good actors and just a good vibe.