Indiana Jones And The Temple of Doom 1984 MOVIE REACTION (first time watching)
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Intro - 00:00
Reaction - 01:22
Review - 36:36
Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom
the temple of doom
movie reaction
first time watching 
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Aria, I've watched this movie countless times and seen numerous reactions, but no one has ever translated the Hindi before. Thanks. That was pretty cool.
Yeah... same here. I've seen it so many times I could probably perform the ritual for real. lol
@@danielmorency2242 Would have some problems with heart ripping stuff myself, but as shown later, it's not mandatory, so... easy-peasy...
I’ve read comments from people saying that they would reenact the scene as kids with their siblings and go to excessive attempts to rip the heart out lmao.
Short Round the kid is from The Goonies !
And the Oscar winner from "Everything Everywhere All At Once"😊
I’ve seen this movie a thousand times and I finally understood what the main villain was saying lol. Thanks for translation
The giant henchman is the same actor who played 2 roles in Raiders of the Lost Ark: 1. the big Nepali sherpa in Marion's bar, and 2. the big German mechanic who gets killed by the airplane propeller.
He was in a deleted scene in Last Crusade as well. The joke in the scene was that, this time, Indy knocks him out with one punch.
You can still see the actor in the final movie, I think. Before the blimp takes off, Indy looks out the window and sees Colonel Vogel and a big bald guy running up to the blimp. That's him.
Aria, I don't think the filmmakers were trying to offend Indians with purposeful intent and with malice.
Indiana Jones ALWAYS has had gross out scenes as part of the franchise and in this particular Indy film they pushed the horror and stomach churning elements to another level. Spielberg and Lucas have said they were in a bad place mentally while working through really messy and painful divorces. That spurred them to switch to a darker tone than even "Raiders" with "Temple."
Also, the palace was under an evil curse by the malevolent, mystical Thuggee cult leader, so the banquet scene was meant as foreshadowing.
malice
@@yournamehere6002 Yes, that too. 😁
hearts ripped out and dunked in fire, its a kids movie
The guy escorting Indiana and the others to the plane at 5:32 is Dan Aykroyd(Ray Stantz) from Ghostbusters!
Awesome reaction of my favorite Indiana Jones movie!!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
As always, a wonderful, charming reaction! Great choice!!
Fun fact: this movie *DOES NOT SUCK.*
No. Really. Let no one ever tell you differently: it *doesn't suck.*
Kate Capshaw grows on you if you give her a chance, and of course, long live Ke Huy Quan.
(Now we could have a long, long discussion about the pluses and minuses of all the *other* movies with "Indiana Jones" in the title, but the first two do NOT suck...)
I don't think anyone thinks it sucks....it's just the generally least fav of the trilogy (but still good).
Not as good as Raiders or Last Crusade, but fun nonetheless.
Dismissing someone's personal opinion is a bit much. 🙄
@@raybernal6829 People dismiss other people's opinions all the time, and they're entitled to. Get a thick skin, there are worse things.
Aria thank you for the Hindi - English translation and perspective. A unique feature ONLY FOUND HERE FOLKS!!!!
One thing for sure is that the characteristics of this installment helped define Indiana Jones the character and this series. The rope bridge. The feast. The bugs. The heart. Short Round, etc.
The opening "Anything Goes" sequence was either Spielberg's or Lucas's opportunity to do a big classic Hollywood kind of musical number; I can't remember which one said that. Yes, it is out of scale with the size of the club but much like one of those productions would have been.
Your assumption about Willie being an agent would have made for a neat character.
The musical number was an homage to big, splashy musical performances that you would get in the 1930's, which was the setting for the three classic films.
Roshan Seth and Amrish Puri both tried to diffuse the complaints against the film by explaining that it's meant to be fantasy, and in part, a joke about how Westerners are ignorant of Eastern cultures.
I always like your reactions, and the translations made this one even better.
Mola Ram has some great villain lines ("They will be found - you won't"). The Hindi line "They will die a rat's death" before flooding the tunnels is a new one to me!
Filmmakers were unable to get permission to shoot scenes in India. The Indian government requested a copy of the script, and demanded that the word "Maharajah" be removed, fearing that the content did not reflect their culture. As a result, production was moved to Sri Lanka.
Aria, thank you for the translation! I'm not a big fan of this Indiana Jones movie, but it has its moments. Your expressions during some moments were priceless, and I'm glad that you liked Kate Capshaw's character. She got far too much negativity from fans.
Again, your reactions are most entertaining. Looking forward to what else you have planned for us.
the scene on the bridge is, for me, absolute peak cinema. its so well put together - and please remember there is only one more Indiana Jones film after that there are no more 👍🏼
Well... 4th one is Indiana Jones movie as well. Bad one, for sure. No argument there... but still Indy... just very bad Indian Jones movie. But the last thing... yeah, it's not Indiana Jones movie at all
no, there is no fourth or fifth film they do not exist 😋
@@nicksneddon2396There’s a fourth and fifth Indiana Jones movies? I never heard of them. There’s only three as far as I’m concerned. Raiders, Temple, and Crusade. God bless the 80’s! 1981-1989.
this man knows 👆🏼
@@nicksneddon2396 Damn right i do because I’m a purist who loves Indiana Jones and hates everything after The Last Crusade.
The actress who played Willie is Kate Capshaw. Spielberg was going through a divorce while making this movie. Seven or eight years later he and Capshaw were married and still are.
Temple of Doom is my favorite of the Indian Jones movies.
Awesome reaction as always Aria ❤
I have watched this many times and never heard a translation before. Thanks.
Sometimes I forget you are from India Aria, you would easily fit in US with your accent. Also thanks for the translations, after decades I finally know what he was saying while doing the sacrifices. He is an intense dude btw, not surprised he freaked your mom out.
Aah, finally someone who doesnt constantly complain about Willies shrieky nature & feels at least a wee bit for her! 🙂
Jones definitely has a Bond look to him at the beginning of this movie.
Yup, that was deliberate. Also a nod to Rick Blaine from Casablanca.
I’m here for the Aria ASMR commentary 🍿
The man waiting for Indiana Jones before he gets on the airplane is Dan Akroyd . You can't tell its him because of his accent and a very short camera shot.
Thank you for translating the parts you could, it always works better for me when I know some of what is being said in the background. Of course, using Sri Lankan extras it just makes sense they would let them, as untrained actors, speak their native tongue. Always remember, most of the people who see this wouldn’t know the difference.
For me, Amrish Puri as Mola Ram is a gift of a throwback to classic movie serial villains, truly evil and unredeemable. He does the job with just the right amount of over-the-top leers and laughs. Great reaction, Aria.
Someone else may have said it, Willie sings "Anything Goes" in Mandarin. Or maybe Cantonese? I'm almost sure it's in Mandarin. And I love Willie Scott! She's not Marion, but she wasn't suppose to be. Great comic relief! And for a treat, check out Gunga Din - a film from 1939 with Cary Grant. In a way, it's almost a prequel to this film. Thugees, a rope bridge, a bald high priest... great fun! One more thing, the actor playing Mola Ram, this was the first time I think he shaved his head for a role. He liked it so much I think he kept shaving it afterwards - is that right?
The first scene takes place in Club Obi Wan, a reference to Star Wars.
8:22 The village elder did not speak a word of English. The was fed his lines one take at a time and he just repeated what he heard.
14:09 India's Government banned this movie in India, partly because of the weird food in this scene.
22:46 Another reason is because they portrayed Shiva like a monstrous demon.
24:21 The reason why this movie is so dark is because writer George Lucas was going through a nasty divorce at the time. His ex was awarded a portion of sales from the Star Wars movies. This is why Lucas made the Special Editions of Star Wars.. He would not have to pay her any of those sales. By the way, happy 80th birthday to Lucas yesteray.
31:07 All of these distant shots in the tunnels are stop-motion animation with animators moving little puppets frame by frame. A camera is mounted on a cart.
Good point about the water falling into the lava, I never noticed that.
i love her intro .... still great reaction, thank u Aria 🙂 ... cant wait for Part 3, my personal fav
Your reactions to the dinner and the bugs in the tunnel were hilarious lol
The club was called club Obi-Wan btw. R weber is dan Aykroyd 's cameo. The film is dark because lucas has been going through a very bad divorce. And he liked how his 2nd film like empire was darker. Harrison did most of his own stunts. I believe they were speaking sri lankan in the village.
And the guy who arranged transportation as Indy and company narrowly escaped Laoche was non other than Dan Aykroyd who was in another blockbuster in 1984 by the name of Ghostbusters.
Thankyou for Translating. So many new facts that I never knew about a film Ive seen SO MANY times before.
Iirc, this was filmed in Sri Lanka, and I believe extras on film sets are moat always locals who will likely speak local languages.
Rohan Seth (Chattar Lal) said this film pretty much established Amrish Puri’s (Mola Ram) film career ever after in Indian cinema as a preeminent Big Bad villain.
This is the Indiana Jones movie I've seen the most. I forget every time how dark and violent it is. Loved it as a kid tho, lol!
Spielberg wanted a big broadway old school film opening for temple. (Kathleen kennedy was one of the dancers also back there) this indiana jones film was inspired by lucas to be like the old 30s films, gunga din with cary grant. Also alot of the stuff in this film got left over from raiders (mine cart chase etc)
Great reaction Aria as always your laugh is the best❤ This film spurned the biggest argument for a rating (in US) between "G" and "R" and the MPAA created the PG-13 which Red Dawn earned as the first movie to get that rating 😊
that minecart sequence might e one the best action sequences ever
Indiana Jones has faced many foes but this one is fierce! Non stop action with some good fight scenes give this one the edge. There is some gory moments. The characters worked well together and it is worth the effort. the dinner table scene is cringe worthy. It is a good movie on a Saturday night. It is a great action movie.
Roshan Seth played Neru in Gandhi 1982 (which you could also watch if you haven't).
Amrish Puri is also in that.
@@anthonyvasquezactor I thought so, I just can't remember his role.
You finally noticed the best villain of Bollywood Cinema. I love Amrish Puri's performances. ❤❤
Loved that you liked this. Its my favorite of the Indiana Jones movies, although I wouldn't say its the best of them, necessarily. And you're right about Willie; she's just a normal woman somehow stuck in an action movie. She acts like most of us would, although we imagine we'd be like Indy. And she was very tough to reach into that hole full of bugs. I think she earned the right to complain a little! :)
So now I am VERY curious how you like the third part.
My absolute favorite out of the whole franchise.
I did not think you would like this here so much, so I am very convinced, that the next one will probably amaze you. Because I think it has the best story, a lot of humor and actually two great actors that are really, really funny together.
Always smiling when you put a new video out!
Have a great sunday, Aria!
Glad you liked it, can’t wait for next one, it’s a Indy work of art.
You got to see the Goonies it's a classic, Ke huy quan was young in that too, and it has other famous actors.
thanks for translating what you could
Great reaction, as always. Thank you for the translations!
I saw this movie as a kid when it came out. I never saw Indian culture as anything but mysterious and old. It was fascinating to me, but what do I know I’m just a middle-aged white guy.
Amrish Puri used to always play the strict father as well.
If Amrish were alive today, I bet he would've made a fantastic Star Wars villain perhaps as the ancient sith lord from a few thousand years before the original trilogy
Old Indian movies are much more popular in post-USSR countries than other parts of Europe (Because they were cheap plus USSR had good relations with India and USSR was buying them in bunches...) and I remember many of them. this dude basically plays the villain in 9 out of 10 of these movies :D
They were originally going to film this movie in India. However, they were unable to get approval from the Indian government. So the production was moved to Sri Lanka. I have to assume the villagers at the beginning of the film are speaking Sinhala.
Aha! Aria's charming accent now makes sense!
The beetles being served at the feast actually look kinda tasty. I heard some bugs and insects are loaded with protein. Though you probably might want to add some salt and pepper first.
The bar from which Indiana escapes at the beginning of the film is called "Obi-Wan".
The villain, the head of the cult of Kali named Mola Ram, is played by the famous Indian actor Amrish Puri.
Kate Capshaw is Steven Spielberg's wife.
Trivia: Harrison Ford wrecked his back when flipping the attacker over in the bedroom scene.
That lead to the fight-scene near the end at the stone-crusher being filmed mainly using his double and the only scenes showing his face are when he is laying down or on his knees, cause he was hurting.
Love your reaction! This is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. I was able to visit India in 1973. I went to New Delhi, Agra and Benares. An unforgettable experience!
This sequel is an absolute 80s classic happy to see you reacting to this Indiana Jones sequel.
Those giant bats are known as : Flying Foxes
And not anything vampyric about them.
@@PolferiferusII they eat fruit
This movie was filmed in Sri Lanka and the villagers are speaking Sinhalese.
Your laughter is so cute . Another great reaction 😊
" The Left Tunnel Minnie !!! The Left !!!! " 😮😂🐁
Awesome, thanks for translating. The villain in this movie scared the crap out of kid me.
Marion's ranting during the Basket Chase in _Raiders_ and Willie's reaction to the feast here are examples of Spielberg and Lucas trying to poke fun at American Exceptionalism, especially American tourists abroad.
Production actually was stopped for 2 weeks when Harrison Ford herniated his back and had to be flown to Japan for surgery. His stunt double did as much as he could, which is why we don't see Indy's face in a lot of the action shots.
Yes! Can't wait to see you, an Indian, react to this! Be prepared for lots of Hindi and Sanskrit.
Lots? 🤨
There really isn't much.
@@positivelynegative9149 from the time they get to the palace almost all extras speak Hindi.
10:42 - they are fruit bats,flying foxes. They fly by sight, so they fly by daylight.
Did you happen to notice the name of the night club in the beginning? CLUB OBI WAN.
A lot of people dont like Willie Scott...but honestly, given what she was put through I found most of her reactions to be not only understandable but utterly reasonable!
Happy you reacted to so much of the bridge scene towards the end. One of my favorite moments!
Kali Maa Shakti de 💪
Shakti de Kali Maa ❤
Kali Maa ❤🕉️
Check out the movie The Goonies(1985).
The song is in chinese but Chinese people can't understand her pronounciation. 😄
As always your reaction is spot on. and very charming. I have to say I like this on and the the first one about the same but I love the Last Crusade.
I absolutely loved your reaction!
Thank you!!!
I think this is the best reaction I have seen to Temple of Doom! I really enjoyed watching you enjoy it. 😃
I’ve seen this movie so many times but I can’t speak Hindi so it was great that you could tell us what some of the people were saying - I really enjoyed that. Also makes me really impressed with you - I always admire people who can speak more than one language.
And you also pointed something out I’d never ever thought of before - about how did the water manage to reach them at the end and not fall into the chasms of molten lava?!? That’s hilarious. But this is just a silly fun action movie, which doesn’t take itself seriously.
And I’m so glad you didn’t seem to take offense at anything. So many people nowadays are so woke and want to virtue signal about meaningless things (and yet when important things happen they don’t care).
Just because this movie had some Indians as villains doesn’t mean the movie is saying all Indian people are in evil cults. When people accuse this movie of being offensive it’s just ridiculous. When most American movies have evil American characters that’s not saying all Americans are evil. And when comedies make fun of some American characters it’s not making any serious statement about all Americans.
And the palace food scene is so deliberately over the top and ridiculous I can’t believe anyone takes it seriously - I can’t believe anyone seriously thinks the movie is saying Indian people eat that food - they just tried to think of some really disgusting things to gross the movie audience out - and it was fun watching your reaction to that.
I also really enjoyed it when you gave some needed assistance to your companion on the sofa - I had noticed she had begun to look a little sleepy and needed a bit of a pick me up ☺️
Thank you for another great reaction!
I hope you react to Indy 3 soon! 🥹
You'll love the third movie.
I found the information about Sri Lanka and the language differences interesting and liked hearing a translation of the Hindi that you understood. I wonder if, in 1935, they really ate that kind of stuff. Royal delicacies perhaps? Or perhaps just put in the movie for effect. Wasn't that cute oriental kid in te movie The Goonies? I forget if it was him. Maybe. That one is more of a kid-friendly adventure movie. Bye.
I'm ashamed to admit this, but I first saw this movie when I was a kid and, as a result of the banquet scene being seared into my young mind, I steadfastly refused to eat any Indian cuisine until my early 20s. Obviously, I felt pretty silly about this once it was made painfully clear to me that people from India do not in fact eat chilled monkey brains.
While Lucas and Speilberg may not have meant any malicious intent by their characterization of the Indian people, they certainly could have used more discretion when considering that the target audience for this film would be primarily children from the West. Obviously, these films are supposed to recreate the serials of the 1930s and 40s that had no such concern with presenting other cultures in a sympathetic light, but you'd think someone involved with this production in the 1980s would have urged less ignorance be involved in the script. The movie is still fun, but while it was my favorite Indy film when I was a kid, I have a hard time sitting through it these days because the tone is so wildly different from Raiders. Fortunately, they were able to merge the tones of the first two films perfectly into what I consider to be the best movie of the trilogy, Last Crusade.
Great reaction Aria like always. Indy didn’t get the girl. Steven Spielberg did. A few years after 'Temple of Doom' came out, Steven Spielberg met up again with Kate Capshaw (Willie)...they were both single and they fell in love. She converted to Judaism, and they are now one of the major power couples in Hollywood. Kate had a daughter from her previous marriage, who is also an actress. Her name is Jessica Capshaw, she is probably best known for her role on 'Grey's Anatomy' as pediatric surgeon Dr. Arizona Robbins. This is not my favorite of the Indiana Jones movies...the next one is. 'Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade' is by far my favorite. The idea of Mola Ram taking someone's heart out and burning it came from George Lucas, who felt his ex-wife did the exact same thing to him. There are some fun-facts about this movie. The exterior of Pankot Palace was realised through the use of both matte paintings & a set constructed at Elstree Studios here in the UK. The bridge & village sequences were filmed in Sri Lanka. Oh & the bats are fruit bats, not vampire bats. Harrison Ford suffered a severe spinal disc herniation by performing a somersault while filming the scene with the assassin in Jones's bedroom. A hospital bed was brought on set for Ford to rest between takes. Lucas stated, "He could barely stand up, yet he was there every day so shooting would not stop. He was in incomprehensible pain, but he was still trying to make it happen." The guard crushed by the roller was played by Pat Roach; the same actor who played the Nazi guard who is diced by the plane in Raiders!!! He also played General Kael in Willow. Keep up the good work.
Next stop: Last Crusade!
Village scenes are Sinhalese as spoken in Sri Lanka.
What were they eating in that first village? The stuff where Indy said that it was more food than they eat and she was insulting them.
I think it was mashed up chocolate and raisins or something like that. It was supposed to be like bug innards.
If they ever do a remake of this movie, instead of 'Shawn-Cara Stones', they should call them 'Simone-Truckla Stones' 😉
14:03 - 15:53 We told you!
We're glad you took this movie's depiction of India in good spirits, Aria. Again, we dumb Americans apologize for our ignorant portrayal of your people and culture and we're glad you enjoyed the movie regardless. And thanks a lot for the Hindi translations.
Harrison Ford is at his best in this. My favorite for sure.
I want to say the criticism re: stereotypes of Indian culture is overstated and seen solely through modern eyes (ie extra-woke)… I’m African and was not offended by the second Ace Ventura film., and in general I get annoyed when people get offended on my behalf. But then, I’m not Indian and anyone who is Indian and is truly offended by the film, has a right to be.
All these complains usually are coming from people who have no clue. Seen a reaction of one such "modern audience" type to Spaceballs and she couldn't stop complaining about "Jewish jokes" while the director Mel Brooks is Jewish himself and he's known to make fun of Jewish stereotypes. Usually, the real people who these wokies are trying to "shield" have no problems with this stuff, cause they're people in a real world and having a sense of humor. Like you mentioned with depicting Africa in Ace Ventura, you have no problem with it. Aria has no problem with Temple of Doom and Jews have no problem with Mel Brooks. All the fuss are coming from the people that doesn't know how humor or anything really related to real world outside twitter works.
Never liked this movie... loved the other movies in this series, but I never liked this one very much... glad to see your wonderful smile tho 😊. Great reaction. Thank you. 😊
1. Some folks don't care for this one very much, but I do. It's all kinds of fun.
2. Just a small suspension of belief regarding the lifeboat drop out of the plane, and the coal car landing perfectly on the tracks.🙄
3. IRL Ford could fly that plane.
4. When I was in the US Navy I got to eat monkey (but not monkey brains) and tasted dog in the Philippines.
5 Shortround is "Billy Badass"🤬😎
6. Disneyland already has a "Temple of the Lost Ark" so another one of the ride through the tunnel/mine would be cool too. Assuming you can afford it.🙄
7. Kate Capshaw got the Willie gig because she was dating and later became
Spielberg's wife.
8. Fun act: The guy that plays the guy getting crushed is the same actor that played the guy that goy hit with the propellor in "Raiders of the lost ark".
9. Coolest villain ever.👹
Maybe she's smart 😂🤣😂🤣
That was fun. Thanks! :)
I have not watched your reaction yet, but even so, I recommend the next (and final, as I see it) movie in the series, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. It has it all (for this kind of movie).
Crusade is the last Indy film for me as well.
This was my Favorite One💕💕💕
37:16
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This was amazing
Great.
One my favorite reactors ❤😊 always wondered your thoughts on this movie because india involved... be cool to see you react to slumdog millionaires.
I'm at 18:54 and the only thought running through my minds is that they are going to be a lot thinner. 😉😅
Oh, and thanks for the translations. Very helpful. 🙂
The thugee history is terrifying
"Mola Ram! Prepare to meet Kali... in Hell!"
Fun Fact: You can make your own "chilled monkey brains" if you want. All you need is custard and raspberry sauce. Chill and serve.
Mola Ram Fact: Amrish Puri shaved his head for the role of Mola Ram. This created such an impression that he kept this look and became one of India's most popular film villains.
Lost In Translation Fact: D.R. Nanayakkara, cast as the Indian village Shaman, did not speak a word of English. He delivered his lines phonetically by mimicking Steven Spielberg who was prompting him off-camera. The pauses in his dialogue were therefore not for dramatic effect, but rather waiting for his next line.
Location Location Fact: The rope bridge used during the final fight scene was actually suspended a couple of hundred feet across a gorge on location in Sri Lanka. Acrophobic Steven Spielberg would never walk over it, and had to drive a mile and a half to reach the other side. Harrison Ford, on the other hand, had no such fear, and would run across it at full speed.
Practical Jokers Fact: While filming the whipping scene, the crew played a practical joke on Harrison Ford. While he was chained to a large stone, Barbra Streisand appeared, dressed in a leather dominatrix outfit. While Streisand chided him for Hanover Street (1979) "the worst movie (she) ever saw" as she whipped him. She continued whipping him for Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) and then Carrie Fisher then threw herself in front of Ford to protect him. This entire sequence was filmed.
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Temple of Doom is the only Indiana Jones movie where Indy makes a difference to the story.
Not true, despite what's on the Big Bang Theory. Without Dr. Jones the Nazi's wouldn't have found the Ark and then killed themselves off for Indy to then take possession.
As for The Last Crusade, that's easy. Indy found the shield beneath the library which had directions to where the Grail was kept, and Indy's the one who actually passed the tests to reach the Grail.
I really couldn't see any real insulting things either. I dunno.
If they are in Sri Lanka, it will take more than an elephant to get to Delhi. Or will Hanuman show up with his monkeys again?
Bravo.