*BETTER THAN THE MUMMY!?* Raiders of the Lost Ark Reaction: FIRST TIME WATCHING Indiana Jones
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Should I watch the sequels??
Yes. Temple of Doom is stupid fun, The Last Crusade is fantastic/very emotional and I always say Kingdom of the Crystal Skull to let people come to their own conclusion about the film instead of parroting the Internet/South Park
I also recommend Raiders of the Lost Ark: The Adaptation which was an amateur remake a group of teenagers made in the late 80s. Unlike Hollywood remakes there’s a lot of passion and heart out into recreating everything
React to the Haunted Mansion movie and the Page Master movie
React to Scooby Doo meets courage the cowardly dog movie next please 🥺❤️🥺 Eustace has a rap song in it and I want you to see
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Absolutely, they’re all good, though a lot of people don’t like the 4th (I don’t either, but I don’t think it’s the disaster some people make it out to be).
1 & 3 are generally thought of as the best. I think the 3rd film is as good as the 1st.
13:05. Fun fact - there was a big fight scene with the swordsman choreographed, but Harrison was sick that day. He couldn’t hold anything down, but they needed to finish that scene quickly as it was really expensive to shoot (all the extras, extra cameramen, extra stuntmen, etc). Harrison was trying to get through it and he finally rolled his eyes and said, “can’t I just shoot him?” and the director actually loved that idea 😂😂 It’s a great scene!
Yep, and it wasn't just Harrison who was sick. It was the entire crew, who'd eaten at the same place the night before. They didn't expect that the foreign food would have such an impact on their performance, but it's hard to act and film when you can't stay off of the toilet 😂
@@jessicawhatley1220 Oh wow 😄😄 I didn’t know everyone had it
@@walkofnails2923 Yep. Whenever traveling to other countries it's wise to bring some of your own food in case your stomache can't handle the local cuisine. When Penn and Teller did their global tour they ate exclusively canned food just for that reason... The bacteria in your digestive system is attuned to your regular diet, so if you introduce something from somewhere far away, you can risk having to shoot a guy instead of having an epic swordfight.
If you're lucky people will like it as much as they did that scene. But you'll still have to deal with unpleasant off camera action and possibly hospitalization. That whole crew found out the hard way.
She was hustling the guy in her bar. Pretending to be more affected by the alcohol than she actually was. She can most definitely hold her liquor. 🙂
Yeah, it's generally a bad idea to challenge someone that owns a bar to a drinking contest.
She was also wise enough to know she didn't want to make any big decisions while she WAS drunk, which is why she told Indiana to come back tomorrow.
Fun fact! You made a remark at 7:00 that there were many more girls than boys. That is because the classroom scene was shot at an all girls school! The many young ladies in the classroom are most likely students turned eager extras!
The scene with the the spiders is funnier when you realize it is Doc Occ
Did you not recognise Alfred Molina? The guy with all the spiders on his back. Ironic that he would later face Spiderman as Doctor Otto Octavia!
Sometimes it feels like Alfred Molina is in 50% of movies.
He was in Species, and Enchanted April, and The Perez Family, and Chocolat... and a couple hundred other things.
This was his first film!
@@UTU49 omg, i haven’t seen the movie species like when i was a child. Such an underrated classic.
Spielberg had just completed Close Encounters of the Third Kind and the first Star Wars had just come out for Lucas. Both ran away to Hawaii for a vacation and Lucas pitched the character of Indiana Smith to Spielberg while they were building a sand castle on the beach.
The snakes were real btw. They had 7000 cobras, pythons, legless lizards, and switched out the real snakes with fake ones whenever Indie would toss them to the side. So no animal cruelty. Also most of the "snakes" were actually the legless lizards.
Dang, that’s impressive! Love when movies are committed to realism 👌
In the scene where Indie is face-to-face with the cobra, you can actually see the snake's reflection on a pane of glass between them. Unless they've digitally edited that out in remasters?
@@joce-in-stitches I don't recall seeing the snakes reflection, but you can see the light glare in spots to show that there is glass between them.
It’s always fun to remember that John Rhys-Davies who plays the sidekick Sallah in this movie is the same guy that plays Gimli the dwarf in The Lord of the Rings.
Fun fact: Sapito (the guy who tries to betray Indy after he gets the idol) was played by Alfred Molina. He went on to be a very well renowned actor, but is probably most well known by popular audiences for playing Doc Ock in Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man: No Way Home.
it's not a cowboy hat, it's a fedora, the frank sinatra hat the most people call a fedora now a days is a trilby
Can't believe you've never seen 2 and 3, you should most definitely react to them next. Totally worthwhile. Will say Temple of Doom is actually a prequel of sorts, takes place before this one, a lot of people don't seem to grasp or understand that fact. Can't wait for you to do the rest of these! Cheers!!!
Numbers are funny like that.
3 is great... 2 and 4 just Terrible both of them
Nominated for 8 Oscars including Best Picture but won:
Best Sound Editing
Best Sound Effects
Best Film Editing
Best Production Design
Best Visual Effects.
Jack Nicholson, Jeff Bridges, Nick Nolte, Kurt Russell, Tom Selleck, Tim Matheson, Peter Coyote, Nick Mancuso, Chevy Chase, Steve Martin, and Bill Murray were considered for Indiana Jones.
Amy Irving, Sean Young, Stephanie Zimbalist and Barbara Hershey were considered for Marion.
The sound effects of Indy's handgun was that of a 30-30 Winchester rifle.
The Punch sounds were that of someone whacking a pile of leather jackets with a baseball bat.
The scene where Indy fights the swordsman was cut short as Harrison Ford suffered Diarrhea.
Ford tore a ligament in his leg while fighting the German mechanic. He would later recover and return to work.
It was 113 degrees in Tunisia Africa where they were filming. Luckily they would film the climax at Elstree Studios London England.
The sounds of the spirits coming out of the Ark are that of Dolphins and Seals played backwards.
Half the cast and crew got food poisoning except for Ford and Speilberg whom ate Spaghetti O's and PBJ Sandwiches.
The film was a box office and critical success, making $390 million dollars against a $20 million dollar budget.
It's now considered to be not only the greatest action movie of all time but one of the greatest motion pictures ever made.
Where you in this movie or what?? 😂😂Thx 4 all the info tho. Must be your favorite i guess based on your comment.
Last Crusade is my favorite of this series but Raiders is fantastic and iconic
Agreed Raiders is great, Temple is fine, Last Crusade is also my favorite.
He speaks true. Last Crusade is a league of its own.
Alfred Molina's first major film role is the one Peruvian dude at the beginning.
The Ark of the Covenant was made as God's throne in Earth. Only the High Priest of Israel could be in the same room as it and touch it, and only on Yom Kippur. While some believe it is buried in the ruins of ancient Egypt, a church in Ethiopia claims to have it (but won't let anyone inside), and most historians and theologians believe it was captured during Nebuchadnezzer's conquest of Jerusalem around 526 BCE, then stripped of its gold plating and destroyed. The Nazis, wanting to collect all sorts of occult artifacts in the quest for unlimited power, searched for the Ark among others.
The monkey's vocalizations were done by Frank Welker (Abu in the Aladdin films)
The swordsman was supposed to have an epic duel with Indy, but Harrison Ford, like 99% of the cast and crew, didn't take well to the food in Tunisia and couldn't film the scene. He told Spielberg "I have a gun, can't I just shoot the bastard?" Spielberg thought it would be funny and left it in.
Most of the snakes in the Well of Souls were harmless glass snakes (legless lizards). The cobra was behind a pane of glass.
The flying wing plane was based on the Horton Ho229 jet interceptor developed at the end of WWII
Harrison Ford got his leg caught underneath the landing gear of the flying wing. Not the last time he'd be injured filming a fight scene with Pat Roach.
The U-Boat was a loaner from the production of the German miniseries Das Boot.
In the VHS version you could see the cobra's reflection in the glass when Indy landed right in front of it. Fun times.
Hell yeah it's better than The Mummy. The Mummy wished it was Indiana Jones. This film is historical. It's a classic. It's top tier, and inspired dozens of copy cats. It's the best of the best.
Right with you on this. Don't mean to overly bash The Mummy, even though I didn't think it was particularly good and I know others like it -- but as fun as it might be it's clearly not in the same league as Indiana Jones.
Not even close. But by now, I've come to like it for what it is. Just a fun summer popcorn flick. I always wished the makers of those films would have embraced the horror aspects of the original concept.
It's not sand.
It's ash.
The Ark contained the smashed stone tablets, Aarons rod and a jar of manna.
The fire on the ship were the relics that burned to keep it away.
The reason Indy told her to not look is that God said to Moses.. "“You cannot see My face, for no man can see Me and live!”
Awesome reaction videos guys!!! It is great to see someone experience Indiana Jones for the first time. You guys should totally watch Star Wars after the Jones trilogy!!! 😍
The cobra that was facing Harrison was very real. They just had a glass pane between it and him.
Btw this film series also has a TV series called Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, and they're actually really good. It was the project George Lucas kept himself busy with during the early 90s before the Star Wars Special Edition and later Prequel films. So when someone asks why Lucas didn't make movies in the early 1990s well it was because he was working on this TV series. I honestly think it's one of George's best productions. Bringing Indiana Jones to children's living rooms. ruclips.net/video/Oy6OYH6FUXU/видео.html George used the character to basically let viewers experience the early 20th Century. Which is a big reason why I'm still in love with that time period.
First, cowboy outfit? Second, of course it's better than "The Mummy." "The Mummy" is derivative.... deriving FROM THIS.
Fair enough, this movie easily preceded the Mummy (I haven’t seen it in many years)
It's a fedora, not a cowboy hat 😊
rumor has it that the new Indiana Jones will be the last film for which John Williams will compose music. considering how old he is - an amazing achievement!!
I honestly can't believe you added a question mark to this video title. It's hardly a fair comparison, given how derivative The Mummy is of Raiders. Stephen Sommers can imitate other director's style quite well, but he ain't no Steven Spielberg. Just saying.
Good point, I will 100% agree that Sommers is no Spielberg
Definitely PG. This was before PG-13. Temple of Doom is associated with the introduction of PG-13, I can't remember if it was one of the first, or one of the movies cited as why there needed to be something between PG and R, as movies were really going as far as PG could be going and movies like Gremlins blurred enough lines between appropriate recommendated age levels.
Ah no way! I had no idea it predated PG-13
@@nickreacts6394 yup. I'm old enough to have lived through it, though young enough that it didn't ruin anything for me when they started slapping the new rating on things. Just old enough to be around for it and all the related press at the time.
Yes, Temple of Doom & Gremlins were rated PG. After that they developed PG13. Red Dawn was the first film released as a PG13 rating
Yes apparently faces melting and heads exploding was not enough.
Ghostbusters also brought up the idea of whether there needed to be a rating between PG and R
I've loved this movie since I was a kid. Indy was one of my first crushes 😂 looking forward to seeing your reactions to the sequels!
18:33 that snake definitely was real but it was after glass you just can’t see the glass in the movie for obvious reasons. Very good trick actually.
32:30 - Spielberg and Lucas grew up watching Saturday morning movie matinees and created Indiana Jones as a tribute to those golden days of 'Boy's Own Adventures' movies. The stunt where Indiana passes under the truck is a callback to an iconic stagecoach stunt performed in John Ford's Stagecoach (1939) by Yakima Canutt.
The boulder is foam!! The cobra was real but there was a pane of glass between them. There’s actually one shot where you can see the reflection of the snake.
I get the feeling that the male student who left the apple on Jones's desk was doing more than a mere gesture of a student to a teacher... especially in light of the kind attendees in Jones' class.
Also the restrictions on the Ark wasn't limited to seeing or touching. One has to be careful on how to treat it even by carrying or the clothes a priest wear.
And good thing it didn't reach Berlin... for the city's sake. Ask the Philistines how it worked for them putting the Ark in their cities.
Wow, it's been years and years since I've seen this film, so it was a surprise to watch your reaction and then I noticed that the guy with Indy in the opening sequence was played by a very young Alfred Molina, aka Doc Oc from Spider-man. How cool! 🙂
A lot of people don’t know this but the guy who was with Indian Jones in the first few minutes, the one who betrayed Indiana Jones and didn’t throw him the whip is actually the actor who played Dr. Octopus from the Toby Mcquire Spider-Man movies
The Last Crusade is by far one of the two greatest Indy movies, highly recommend watching
18:32 The cobra was real. Or at least in the shot looking at its face. There was actually a pane of glass between it and Ford. You can see a reflection of his face in old releases (I noticed it in a VHS copy I have), but later on they digitally removed it.
All the snakes are real. But they put safety glass between between Indiana/Marian and the cobra. Which if you watch closely, you can see the glass in the film.
The Mummy is basically Great Value Indiana Jones.
18:32 I believe the cobra was indeed real. There was glass separating Ford from the animal.
They surprised Karen Allen by throwing a real snake on her in the map room (w/ all the snakes) because her screams weren't real enough.
Love Harrison Ford. While I'm not a fan of the 2nd movie, Ke Huy Quan was, in my opinion, the best actor throughout the entire movie. The 3rd movie is my absolute favorite because it has Sean Connery. nuff said.
Most tarantula species are not aggressive towards humans unless you harm them.
1. While filming in Tunisia most of the cast got food poisoning and Ford actually got diarrhea from it. and was very ill. The scene where he shoots the guy
was supposed to be a long fight scene but Ford was feeling so bad and it was terribly hot so he basically said, "The hell with this" and just shot the guy. LOL
2. Karen Allen played Boone's squeeze in "Animal House" HINT HINT
3. You need to do the next one. It's not the best of the bunch but it's adventurous. Willy is a pain in the ass though.
4. Two overlooked Harrison Ford movies worth a first time/share are: "Witness" and "Force 10 From Navarone"
5. There's no way he could have swam between those two boats underway.
6. The ride at Disneyland is pretty cool. Make sure it's one of your first to get it out of the way and before the line gets too long. Adventureland.
Thor absolutely needs a fedora.
Seriously.
Indiana Jones was conceived as an homage to the movie serials that used to run before main features.
Back in the Depression, people only had movies to give some relief from how hard life was. But movie theaters still had to charge, and people had very little money. So they had giveaways (which is where Depression Glass came from: bowls, pitchers, vases, etc), they had cartoons, they had film singalongs (where a subtitle would run at the bottom and a white "ball" would denote when which word to sing next: "Follow the bouncing ball!"), and they had serialized stories which had a cliffhanger at the end that would spur you to return the next week to see how they got out of the predicament (the term 'cliffhanger' literally came from how the hero and/or the heroine would be left dangling from a cliff).
The serial outlived the Depression on into the 1950s & early 60s. I don't believe any more were produced after WWII, but they were devalued financially, so quite affordable for theaters to rent/buy. And the subject matter was timeless, mostly being Wild West or plantation or Arabic tales. By the 1950s, they were part of the Saturday Morning productions that local theaters marketed to children's viewing, which gave parents somewhere to put the kids while getting the weekly shopping done. I recall paying a quarter or 2 pop bottle tops to get in (a soda brand would often sponsor the regular weekly event). The main feature was often sci-fi or Wild West or a feature-length cartoon, but most common was sci-fi (especially interplanetary space 'cowboys'). The main feature was never a first-run film, and always a B-movie. We didn't have OnDemand or DVDs or VCRs back then, so all viewing was 'appointment entertainment'.
So Indiana Jones was specifically a way to return to what was best about those old movie serials. If you edited together a full set of one of those serials (as have been done, actually), then Indiana Jones would be what you would get. And Indiana Jones could as easily be edited into serial segments, each ending with a cliffhanger; you'd just have to cut in the middle of an action sequence, like the Amazon natives chasing Indy, or the fight scene by the turning Nazi plane, or the chase through the crowd of basket-carriers.
Agreed ! Give Thor a fedora 🙌
While some of the stunts are at least close to impossible, or Very Lucky, they do at least show him straining at things, and actually being hurt in fights, and even that it hurts to punch someone else. Rather than even a super human.
I only recently learned that the 'guide' who betrays Indy in the first scene is a very young Alfred Molina (Diego in Frida, Doc Ock in Spider Man, etc)
Agreed, the "Well of the Souls" is a fantastic looking set.
The helping guy that took the statue and ran away is Doctor Octopus.
Hmm, "K19" was a technothriller starring both Liam Neeson and Harrison Ford. Since you venture at times of beaten paths, you may want to try that one.
Harrison Ford has just turned 80 and he just finished shooting Indian Jones 5. 😄
“What happened to the French guy?”
Um, you did see his head explode?! 🤯
Did I blink and miss the bit where fire of God comes from the ark and melts everyone except Indie and GF because they knew NOT to look? Can't believe you'd miss out that crucial scene. (Then again Thor would probably be jealous of that kind of power!).
crew member visible on the extreme left of the movie frame at 13:42 wearing T-shirt and blue jeans 😅
In the Ark k chamber or the well of the souls there is a pillar with carved images of R2D2 and C3PO
the main consideration with Indy riding under the truck on his back isn't muscle strength it's protection for your back. you'd be a bloody striped mess of ribboned flesh without something hard like leather to protect you.
Yes! :) I think since you are re-watching this one, I highly recommend you both watch 2 and 3.
Temple of Doom was my first.
Last Crusade might be my favourite.
Raiders is just fucking perfect!
Watch ‘em, friendo...
In the opening, when Indiana says "adios Sapito", I always heard "adios stupido" 😅
The question mark is the title bothers me. Of course it's better than the mummy.
I ain't never met someone who quoted the mummy, Indiana Jones however, even if you've never seen the movie it often gets quoted.
Not actually mad by the way I just think it's funny.
I honestly haven’t seen the Mummy in ages… but I do remember liking it a lot and it was the only really fun adventure movie that came to mind when writing the title haha
@@nickreacts6394 well then I have a few recommendations to add whenever you feel like watching a well rounded adventure movie.
Romancing the stone
The jewel of the Nile(sequel to romancing the stone)
Stargate
The scorpion king
African queen (probably the best movie in the bunch just because of quality acting.)
Jungle cruise is new but I really enjoyed it for what it is.
Tomb raider 2018 really feels like it's trying to have that Indian Jones feel.
Any of the road to movies, the series inspired the animated movie road to El Dorado. They are old but a lot of fun. They also get better with each movie.
One more thing...
I've run out of ideas so I guess I'll just recommend you watch Columbo. It has noting to do with anything, I just happened to start watching it recently and I'm obsessed with it. 50% of the shows I watch are detective shows and Columbo has quickly climbed up to being my favorite of all time. I don't think the structure behind how a show is made has fascinated me more. The amount of time and cars put into it is very clear, not to mention Peter Falk is godly, but the show is so well made they don't have to rely on his star power, you get invested in all the other characters and then some of the time he doesn't even show up till 15 minutes into the show.
Anyway that's my short self of a show that came out in 1968 and is still talked about to this day.
By the way none of these are reaction recommendations, just stuff I think are pretty cool, some better than others. Although Columbo is a masterpiece above all else, but I mean it's not fair, there's just no comparison.
Everything was practical in this. Boulder, snakes, etc. The only fudge was one location subbed for another or a stunt double....and those were done practically.
One of the greatest lines of all time: "It's not the years honey, it's the mileage."
Always bothered me. Indy is the very definition of 'high mileage'.
That hooded cobra was actually quite real... there was just a pane of glass separating it from Harrison Ford in that clip... and the effect/stunt was done again with Karen Allen.
That cobra WAS real.
They put a glass panel between Ford and the snake for filming.
I am old enough to remember when this movie was just called "Raiders of the Lost Ark" 😉
The hat is and always will be a fedora. 👍🏻✌🏻oh and Sallah is John Rhys-Davies who was also Gimli in the LOTR trilogy.
My friend was one of the child extras in the 2nd one! Said he got to meet Harrison & Spielberg too!
29:58 That's what I was thinking. It must be cocaine...
Speaking of "Taken" that is also a reaction worthy movie
The traps seem so advanced that's why some people think aliens from outer space did it
Spielberg: "How about a 'James Bond' movie, George?" Lucas: "Instead of that, do you remember the cliffhanger movies?" With that, these directors began shaping a tale worthy of "King Solomon's Mines." With their second choice leading man cast, it was "roll 'em" time. Harrison Ford got an "academic upgrade" to "Dr. Henry Jones, Jr." and another iconic character began a franchise. We got a rip-snorting movie with enough action for THREE Action movies of the time. It is wonderful that young(er) folk are "putting on the Fedora and grabbing the whip" after all these years.;) 3:11 Nope, Kauai island in Hawaii. 8:45 Two-fisted Marion Ravenwood. 18:24 In the 1981 theatrical version, you can see the glass separating Harrison Ford from the Cobra. 27:02 The revolving mirror got a big laugh in 1981. 27:54 Jehovah doesn't like the Hakenkreuz or the Reichsadler. Would you like to play this 1992 LucasArts game?: ruclips.net/video/LZZXJ3zCRDQ/видео.html "Indiana Jones" based on this real life person?: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Chapman_Andrews
3:13 actually I’m pretty sure they shot it in Hawaii.
18:31 All the snakes in the movie Ariel however some of them are actually legless lizards
Enjoyed your guest reactor on this one! The 2nd movie isn't as good but I liked it, the 3rd is very good.
dude in the temple in the beginning is a very young alfred molina
Yes watch 2 and 3. Please react to Close Encounters of the Third Kind which was also written and directed by Spielberg
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😁
"Old Guy with a cowboy outfit".....SMACK MY FOREHEAD!!!!! LOL
So... Any chance on seeing more Tom Hanks flicks (like the astonishing FINCH, where he is the only actor in a post-apocalyptic world)...??? 🙏🙏🙏
Yes watch them all. Crystal Skull is basically closure. Also Rhys Davies is Gimli in Lord of the Rings.
BETTER THAN THE MUMMY? ONLY A YOUNGER PERSON WOULD EVEN THINK OF SUCH A QUESTION.
There would be no The Mummy without Indiana Jones. Definitely watch the other 3. The fourth gets a lot of flack, and there are certainly some dodgy elements, but I still think it is a lot of fun and definitely better than people would have you believe.
I watched the first three, reactions are on the channel now :)
2:32 - You should definitely react to Taken!
2:57 - It's Otto "Doc Oc" Octavius from Tobey Maguire's Spiderman 2 and Spiderman : No Way Home.
The last crusade is the best ..Third film... If you're going by chronological order the Temple of doom , came out before any of them
You should check out "True Romance" sometime
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I’d love to see you react to titanic.
14:50 Yeah, Gimli...I mean Salah is a great friend.
Last Crusade needs to be watched. I think 2 is skippable myself
In no way is it skippable. It may be lame, but it’s a must see. It makes the other ones better in contrast at least.
u should watch alice through the looking glass its a really good movie and dives more deeply into the mad hatter and his story
It isn't a cowboy hat, it's a Fedora. Popular in the 1940s.
Great reaction!
The one with Sean Connery is definately worth seeing. That's 3.
Yes, please watch the next sequels of Indiana Jones! I love them both, the second one is as iconic as the first one and the third one for some reason I saw a million times as a kid so I know those quotes the best.
And after you watch the second one, you should see Everything Everywhere All At Once for reasons.
Pls react to dead poets society with the late great robin William. A classic at heart.
Actually, ALL the snakes were real. The actors were behind glass. So basically, the actors were in the zoo. 😄
The part where indiana jones shoots the scimater wielding thug . was unscripted as he had a terrlible case of the Diarrhea . and he was to fight him , and he realy needed to go so he pulled out his gun and shot him to cut the scene and go to the bath room , it actualy worked and kept the scene.
I loved this show!
Fun Fact: Indy is completely irrelevant in this movie. Without Indy, the same events still happen and the ending stays the exact same.
The forest scenes at the beginning was shot in Hawaii. I wasn't thrilled with Temple of Doom but Last Crusade may be the best of the movies.
when you go out on a trip, Thor, there's only one hat for you to wear....
(Thor: Love and Thunder!)😁😁😁
Enjoyed the reaction!
Spielberg Suggestion: The Color Purple
This was Alfred Molina's first movie
The Tom Cruise Mummy? Yes.
The Brendan raser one? I'd call it a (ahem) "photo finish."
Harrison Ford did his own stunts, at least most of them.