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Indiana Jones & the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull WAS ACTUALLY PRETTY GOOD?! (My Girl Marion's back!)
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2022
- We have made it to the 4th Indian Jones Movie! The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
I actually really enjoyed it. Shia Labeouf and Harrison Ford had great chemistry!
And it was so nice to see beautiful Marion again.
This one was a lot of fun and also necessary to show Indiana's growth as a human. I also loved the aspect of Aliens bringing knowledge to the humans thousands of years ago and taught them how to be more "human".
Can't wait for the 5th installment of Indiana Jones! Hope you all enjoyed this journey with me, loved these movies.
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I liked this movie guys! I will say I hated Shia swinging with the monkeys in this lol. That was wild. And I laughed so hard when Indy took his hat back at the end!
Thanks for watching me watch these awesome movies guys. What a fun journey this has been!
Finally watched all the Indiana Jones movies and I feel great!
Yeah, the monkey part is the only bit in the movie that I dislike. The rest is great!
@@GilroyGoldBlood Prepare for Indiana Jones 5 next year either June - July 2023 , possibly Harrison Fords last movie but it is just rumors and has not been confirmed..
Hi. A question. Do you know... G.T.O?
@@unlimited971 G.T.O.? not sure what you mean?
I'm always happy to see someone liking KotCS. Not a bad movie at all.
The first act is too good. The rest of the movie never captures the momentum
I didn't really have any problems with this film. At the end of the day, it still felt like an Indy movie to me. I've also never understood the hate for the fridge scene. I remember seeing this at the cinema and that whole scene with him desperately trying to find a spot to hide probably got the most laughs out of any other scene in the film. Also we've been led to believe in all the previous films that religion is real and in this film that aliens have visited Earth. Is surviving a nuclear blast in a lead-lined fridge really that far-fetched in comparison?
I liked the movie as well. There's a couple of scenes that are over the top and probably could've been cut out. But overall it's entertaining. Temple of Doom is my favorite of the series.
I liked that it was based on 50s B movies which were were about UFOs and atomic bombs and the Cold War the way the first 3 Indy movies were based on 30s serials.
Harrison Ford will be 80, but Indiana Jones will be 70 in the last movie technically, since it takes place in 1969. Ford has always been older than Indy.
This is one of the best Indiana Jones films I ever saw in my life!
For me I think the worst parts were the fridge scene and Shia swinging like Tarzan other than that I actually didn't think this was as bad as people make it out to be if anything I was like if anyone were to come across aliens it'd be Indiana Jones
my thoughts exactly. Plus with Crystal Skulls right there in the title and all the mythos around those, it was obvious where this was going to go from the outset. I suspect many of the complaints are by people who saw aliens as a cop-out and were unfamiliar wit the Crystal Skull mythos, which was MUCH bigger thing int he 70's. I didn't love this movie, but it was certainly serviceable and enjoyable enough. Dunno I am gonna bother with 5 though. Ford is too old and I'm not interested in seeing the torch passed (whoever that may be). I am still certain Shia screwed his chances with his comments on Spielberg during the movie, and that closing scene grabbing back the hat was referencing that. Both he and Megan Fox really screwed their careers off screen by attacking the directors
Last time I gave some Connery suggestions, and just thought of a movie that I really, really love and often forget about that has River Phoenix: Sneakers
A really under the radar movie, that I think few people know of. Well worth the watch!
For most of my life, Last Crusade was my favorite. As an adult, I go back and forth between Last Crusade and Raiders. What I REALLY wanted was Karen Allen and Sean Connery in the same film, but alas...
In which order do you plan to watch the Star Wars films? Chronological, or release order? I only recently discovered your channel, but you're one of the best reactors I've seen. Keep it up!
Great reaction i really enjoyed this one 🔥🔥💯💯 another great movie with Harrison ford is the fugitive 1993 it's really good
I didn't hate it, I just didn't find the plot or the characters very interesting. Besides aliens and the jungle scene, it's hard to remember anything that happened. I did like the return of Karen Allen as Marion though.
This was good love the video Imon Nation stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
8:12 at last someone noticed the details
32:23 that was impressive
33:20 I'll see you again
this was a great movie it was because anticapation of this movie was so high thats why people didn't like this at first
The best River Phoenix movie is Stand By Me (IMO!). I think you'd really enjoy that movie, it's a classic. It's particularly powerful and meaningful for a younger, coming-of-age audience, but it resonates well with any age group for a first-time watch and beyond. It was based on a Stephen King novella called The Body, and like the Shawshank Redemption (and other stories by him), it doesn't involve horror or supernatural elements.
Side note: I just searched your channel, and you don't appear to have watched Shawshank either??? 😯 You could definitely do Stand By Me, then do The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile as well, just to do a little Stephen King reaction series. These movies are at the top of a lot of people's lists for a reason. The Green Mile is very near the top of my all-time favorites, and it's a movie that I specifically seek out new reactions for because I have yet to encounter someone who can make it though without crying.
I’m with you. I liked this film. I don’t know why it got all the hate it did because it’s no more preposterous than finding the ark of the covenant or the holy grail. I thought it was interesting and a good time.
Watch Stand by Me if you want a good River Phoenix movie to watch. It's in my top ten films of all time.
I liked it way more than Temple of Doom. Although even that flawed movie gave us Ke Huy Quan and I'd have loved to see him in one of the more recent flicks.
While there are things I like - Marion's return, Cate Blanchett, grumpy old Indy - there is too much that is just poorly executed or laughable in a bad way.
I still maintain that I would love to see Ke Huy Quan return to the series and take up the mantle someday.
Honestly, I've had an idea for awhile for a Short Round series. Like the Indy films took inspiration from the 1930's adventure serials, a Short Round show would be set in the 1970's (thus a few years after Indy 5, in 1969) and take inspiration from spy flicks as well as kung fu movies of the era. Short Round would be Ke Huy Quan's real age around 1975, and he would be going around Asia and the "hippie trail" of the era looking for artifacts and getting into hijinks with smugglers and Hong Kong triads, working with interpol, etc. And the great thing? He would essentially just be an adult version of himself...sort of like a comedic Jackie Chan/Indy hybrid. They could film the whole thing on LED screens 'ala The Mandalorian, so the plot can go anywhere from Hong Kong and Thailand to Samarkhand and pre-Revolution Iran. Disney Plus, 6 episodes...Harrison Ford cameo in the finale. It would totally work. :)
Holy shit yes Ffffffffuck please God Ke Huy Quan as the successor
@@caomhan84 Wow, they need to hire you. Write it and make the pitch, especially now after the Oscar win.
@@jamesway I've had the idea for about 9 or 10 months now, and I've developed it since then. I have an entire backstory for Shorty from 1935 to 1975. I know a few of the characters that I would like to include in his show. I've sketched out what he would be like at age 52. My only problem is that I just can't write the scripts myself. I've always been an idea guy but not the script person. And I have posted several times on Instagram as I have developed this idea, and it has gotten attention from people who say it's great and it could totally work. But I doubt anything will come of it.
The original comment on Ke Huy Quan's Instagram page from last September when he met Harrison Ford at D23 has gotten steady interest (spiking again after the Oscar win). Since I posted that, I have sketched out several ideas and story threads (including an episode where Shorty goes to Japan and comes to terms with forgiving the Japanese pilots who bombed Shanghai and made him an orphan... This episode would also delve a bit into what he did in WW2).
There's a bit of espionage, there's a bit of action and adventure, there is some kung fu, but it's never too serious. This is, after all, Short Round. And since he's over 50 at this point in his life, he often looks for shortcuts (like Indiana Jones). Maybe in his 30s he would do a running jump off of a rooftop to escape a bunch of goons. But in his 50s he would rather figure out a way to dispatch them without breaking his knees. That would bring in some of the Jackie Chan style physical comedy.
Think of it like this: If you're British intelligence, Hong Kong branch in 1975 and you need a job done. You would choose James Bond if you had the choice. But at this point, James Bond is in Thailand dispatching Francisco Scaramanga and his Golden Gun. So you go with the guy who isn't quite the best, but he's reliable. He's not too suave but he can blend in. He's goofy but still has connections all over the region, can blend in, speak 12 languages, and can tell a real Ming vase from a fake one at a glance. He cares deeply about artifacts so he hates the antiquities trade that has blown out of control following the Vietnam War. And he hates how the triads are benefitting from it. And if ever he has a problem? He has a very "specific" source in the US he communicates with via coded telegram 😉
I could go on but you get the gist. The point is, it could definitely work. It just needs a little direction.
Rip John hurt(Harold Oxly) and Rip Sean Connery (Henry jones the 1st)❤
People are too harsh with this movie. It has its problems like Mutt swinging, the gophers, some of the CGI but it also has good parts like the opening, the motorbike chase, Marion coming back, Spalko, the jungle chase (if you can look past some of the CGI), Oxley, etc. When this film is on TV, I'll still watch it over Temple of Doom. But I really hope the new one ends up being a great movie that unites the fanbase after this one split us
I'm not too sure if this is allowed, but if I am to suggest a movie I think you might be interested in, I recommend the movie "Help" starring Jodie Comer. It's about a care-home worker in the midst of Covid. It's a fairly emotional movie, and I've seen you recently starting to attribute more mental health things into your videos, so I thought this would be a good suggestion. Anyways, great reaction as always, thank you for actually going in depth with certain things unlike most reactors, I feel it makes it more interesting :)
If you want movies with a message, I highly recommend the Star Trek films. Star Trek has always been a science fiction platform for examining and commenting on social issues and the human condition. While not all of the Star Trek films did this (the shows did far more), the majority did illustrate the human experience in some manner whether it was the human need to know who we are, aging and death (and hence life), friendship and sacrifice, conservation of biodiversity and the peril of extinction, the politics of the Cold War and Detente, the need to make a difference, the destructive danger of wrath, the forced relocation of cultures by more powerful ones, and the impact that our choices in life have on who we are. Star Trek: The Motion Picture through Star Trek: Nemesis will have some highs and lows but ultimately you'll get films with a deeper message than just spaceships and explosions.
The swinging bit definitely deducts a lot of points from this movie. Other than that I do kinda like this movie. While I dont really buy into the whole ancient aliens stuff I do enjoy the fantastical theories and think oh that would be so cool... But not real. Love Stargate for all that stuff its definitely in my top 10 tv shows of all time. Sadly its one of those shows the network love to go after youtubers for though. /sigh maybe someday the copyright nonsense will stop.. But thats as likely as the aliens having built the pyramids.
I recommend checking out the movie Red Dawn, it's a real 80s classic.
The very first PG-13 film ever made!
Imon, could you turn the volume of the movie up the same level as your microphone? it's hard to hear the people in the movie
Are we going to get the last few episodes of The Last Kingdom?
Will you be watching the despecialized versions of starwars or what is on disney+? i imagine for syncing purposes on patreon disney+ is probably the better option. only seen 1 reactor so far watch the despecialized since Geroge Lucas never wanted us to have a good quality version of his original releases. Shame on him.
I'm glad you enjoyed it 🤣
I actually like this one better than the second one.
Yeah, and Quora is a harmless Q and A site.
Oh no. I wish you could have been spared watching Grampa Indy nuke the fridge, and "Moose-and-Squirrel" Cate Blanchett.
funny when you can reduce something to a simplistic, dismissive, reductive joke, huh, bypassing other "insignificant" things like evolving, dynamic character arcs, great co-star chemistry, amazing designed sets, and a story inspired by real life archaeological anomolies and phenomena most directly relating to the field known as forbidden archaeology. .
finally a good fucking take
You should watch treasure planet, amazing movie very underrated for what it is. 🐐🔥🔥🔥🔥
“Of course I saw it. I just try not to think about it.”
Imon, when i saw this, i didn't think that these aliens were here/there to teach us, even though in real life i think that, and maybe they based the movie on that theory. but i thought these aliens were just collectors or surveyors? , not teachers .
before this movie, on the tv show, Ancient Aliens, had an episode about the Crystal Skulls , which are a real thing, several skulls being found around the globe and no one knows how they were made, and the most famous one, the Mitchell Hedges Skull , seems to have some aura around it , suggesting that it is a computer? of some sort or information storage device , like a usb drive. but they said in that episode, that we don't know how to read or download the information stored in it, just like in the tv show Smallville, have you watched that tv show yet, if not, i highly recommend it.
I liked these film. But I do have to point out the things I hated about this film.
-The nuclear blast and him surviving even in a lead lined fridge. He would've died from the impact of the fridge landing and his body would irradiated more than it showed and not mention that he was looking at a very close mushroom cloud(it would've blinded him).
-That god awful wig that Cate was wearing I never liked that hairstyle.
-The crappy alien CGI when it was whole again it was obvious.
But the rest I liked. it wasn't the best Indy film. But it was a good watch. Like you Imon Last Crusade was my all time favorite out of the Indy franchise.
🖤#indianajonesandthekingdomofthecrystalskull 💛#moviereaction
"A fifth movie is coming out, which is awesome". Is it though?
heck yes! People like me cannot wait. Loved seeing the character of Indy evolve over time. A movie does not have to be perfect for it to have an emotional impact.
This is one of the greatest films in the series for me better than the 2nd one imo
River Phoenix in My Own Private Idaho.
Or Sneakers.
📽️🍿🎥😉🙏
A hot mess, but you should still get the like. This one made me uncomfortable….too much cg….aliens aren’t even the problem….or the refrigerator….too much cg….why monkeys, if it….you know what…. nevermind…Spielberg is just pissed he couldn’t sell it to Disney. If it turned out..Indiana was Doug and Marion was a PoP.
Shia was so miscast in this movie. A tough guy biker?
Abed from the Community wasn't a fan ;-)
Actually pretty good!? Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal! =)
Why the hell didn’t you make him finish school 🏫 😂😂😂
Of all the Indiana Jones films, to me this film was the worst of them.
There is no such thing as a "part time" tenured professor. So Indiana Jones can't be part time. He has tenure, or he would have been fired years ago. Picky, I know. But it always annoys me. I recommend Red Letter Media's take on this movie. They point out that the way he says "part time " is weird too.
Doesn't deserve to have the title of a Indiana Jones movie it's a piece of garbage!
Really? Being so dramatic with your choice of words is warranted? Not one positive thing to say about any aspect of it, not the acting, the evolving character arcs, the co-star chemistry and dynamics, the sets, the sound score, the action scenes, the inspiration by mythology and ancient civilizations. Nothing. Okay, then...
@@thevbb that would be correct!!!
@@bigwill8145 Sorry you can't see how truly wonderful many aspects of it actually are, co-existing with elements generally regarded as less favorable, such as the CGI. Logically, the set of unfavorable elements does not cancel out those considered favorable (like those I'd previously mentioned, which include Karen Allen's positively glorious return as Marion, Indy's character development and growth of character arc, John William's score, the use of actual mythology and lore, etc). But hey, you are entitled to feel however you want to feel about it. All good. You choice to not appreciate a single thing.
I’m glad u like this movie but compared to the others it was bad set back the franchise for over decade
I know it's all about opinions but Jesus! No. This is a diabolical, cringeworthy film.
I didn't think it was bad either
Nope, sorry. Have to part ways with you on this one. Crystal Skull was complete trash. Not even the awesome Marion or any number of magic refrigerators could save this atomic explosion of badness.
Okay, I get it. You wanted to "perfectly" like it and all the positive elements, including one you mentioned, as well as the acting, the evolving character arcs, the co-star chemistry and dynamics, the sets, the sound score, the action scenes, the inspiration by mythology and ancient civilizations, etc., in effect do not count in the absolute, black and white assessment of the film. So you go out of your way to be extra dramatic in how you completely dismiss the film as having no positive elements or value whatsoever. So theoretically, your reaction video's commentary would reduce the entire film to two words: it sucked. Thank you for sharing your opinion, though it may lack any depth of thought and or insight into all various aspects of the film within the context of filmmaking, whereas, in comparison, Imon's thoughtful assessment can inspiring further thought and consideration of the many actual themes definitely explored in the film. Another reviewer was even more thorough in his analysis of the many successful elements of the film that align perfectly with all the other Indy films: ruclips.net/video/CNoMqC0tavw/видео.html
It was garbage
Thank you for sharing your opinion, though it may lack any depth of thought and or insight into all various aspects of the film within the context of filmmaking, whereas, in comparison, Imon's thoughtful assessment can inspiring further thought and consideration of the many actual themes definitely explored in the film. Another reviewer was even more thorough in his analysis of the many successful elements of the film that align perfectly with all the other Indy films: ruclips.net/video/CNoMqC0tavw/видео.html
i love this movie and it gets hate for no reason, its on par with the og trilogy