I love playing the game Guess that Celebrity. Growing up I watched a TON of movies/TV Shows and I have a plethora of pop culture references in my head. I don't always get it right, but I did a pretty damn good job in this movie. That Dan Aykroyd pull was nothing short of amazing lol. It took me a minute but I finally recognized Amrish Puri from each the Indian film Koyla as a child! Hope you enjoy this reaction~ The Last Crusade is up on Patreon now!
Hey doll 😎i love that you said it is a waist of life if you can't be real it reminds me of what Tom said in his music video Tom MacDonald - 'Exposure" if your censoring your heart then whats the reason for living 💚
Dan Ackroyd's cameo was part of a deal he made with Steven Spielberg. Spielberg had a small role near the end of Ackroyd's film The Blues Brothers and in exchange Ackroyd appeared here in Spielberg's Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Incidentally all three of our heroes were named for pets. Indiana was the name of George Lucas' dog, Willie was the name of Spielberg's dog, and Short Round was the name of the dog of script writers Willard Huyck and Gloria Katz. After the production, Willie's actress, Kate Capshaw, would end up with a different name: Mrs. Steven Spielberg.
The pulling of the heart scene comes from a video game called Mortal Combat when it is used in Dumb and Dumber... I think they just made it up because of the dark theme of The Temple of Doom.. However the The Real Life Version: The Sankara Stones are based on the sivalinga, the symbol of the Hindu God Shiva. So all Indianan Jones movies base stuff off possible real life artifacts or mythology mysterious legends that may or may not be true.
Huh. That explains why Indy was so skeptical in this one but in Raiders he's like "Huh. Ancient Judean superweapon/conduit to God Himself? Yeah it's REAL important the Nazis don't get that one"
This is a prequel. Raiders happens a year later. Also, Kate Capshaw asked why she has to scream so much and Steven Spielberg said it would be funny. She's meant to be the opposite of Marion.
Kate Capshaw, who played the nightclub singer, has been retired from acting for about 20 years now, but she's actually been married to Steven Spielberg since 1991.
Your opening points are spot on! Ke Huy Quan is one of the best parts of EEAAO (An all-round phenomenal movie) and it's so great to see him back in the business like no time had passed.
Marion: Wifey. Franny: Hotsy. Elsa: Not-sy. LOL, I just had to chuckle when you were complaining about Franny and hoping the woman in the 3rd movie would be "better". Well ....
Another great reaction by an amazing woman! I love your content so much! You're such a fun person to watch! I'm so glad I found your channel! Your smile is so contagious I love it!
Spielberg hates this film, said it was too dark, i think it perfectly channels his inner 12-14 year old, the unfiltered kind. i liked it as a kid and i still like it now. i can see how kate capshaw's character can be annoying
This will make more sense as you become aware of the fourth Indiana Jones movie. I think it would have been interesting if Short Round turned out to be the partner in that film.
This was my favorite Indiania Jones movie. I was 14 years old walking around the house taking my brothers hearts out thier chests. 😆BTW, Shortround and Data were both iconic characters. So glad to have Ke Huy Quan back!
For me Raiders of the Lost Ark 9/10 Great movie Temple of Doom 10/10 Funniest movie, I'm biased I saw this in theaters in 84 at 6 years old. And probably watched it over 50 times by the time I was 9 years old. Huge part of my childhood. The Last Crusade 9.5/10 Super, super entertaining film.
This movie, and Gremlins were the reason PG13 was created in the 80's. Poltergeist started people thinking about it but those 2 made it happen almost immediately after they came out and parents went ballistic.
Which is crazy cause when I watched Gremlins for the first time I couldn’t stop laughing and thought how did this start the PG-13 rating. Maybe because I watched it when I was like 17 but I couldn’t stop laughing
25:35 fyi, if I remember correctly, at the time, that was one of the main criticisms of the movie - how “dark” it was compared to Raiders. Chime in anyone else if u remember that.
Bravo!!! Whenever I see people discovering Indy for the first time, I like to tell them trivia that isn't maybe as widely known - Harrison threw his back out doing his stunt with the Thuggee who attacks him in his room - he was out of commission for 2 months(?), something like that. His first scene back was, ironically, his intro in the movie, when he sits down with Lao Che; for me, this always explained the look on his face, his demeanor, etc. Herbert Johnson Hatters and Wested Leather in London still make Indy's gear and thankfully sell to the public, and each of the movies has their own hat and jacket, which is fun.
to make the mine car chase, 4 miles of tunnel was drilled through a mountain. just kidding. they actually used tin aluminium foil painted rock colour and minatures and fullscale sets, but the same 4 feet of aluminum foil tunnel, with different lighting, over and over again.
This movie is the most fun of the three originals and the one where you see the most fully realised version of Indiana Jones in action. The movie itself is like one huge non-stop ride. The first movie is the most grown-up and most like a 1930s / 40s action adventure movie while the third movie has the best ending, one of the most emotional you’ll ever see in a big budget action movie. The music during the final scenes is extraordinarily moving. The master John Williams excelled himself yet again there.
There's a nice story behind Ke Huy Quan's casting in this movie. He actually accompanied his brother to an open casting call (Ke himself never intended to audition). At the casting call, Ke was instructing his brother on what to do to make an impression on the casting director. But it was Ke's enthusiasm and personality that ultimately caught the eye of the casting director. Ke was asked to audition and ended up getting the role. p.s. Ke also appears in The Goonies from 1985, which was his second film role.
Fun fact about Temple of Doom. It was the first movie in history to get the PG-13 rating. When Spielberg sent it to the MPA for rating they wanted to rate it R, but Steven argued that there was no nudity and Indiana only cusses once, so it wasn't bad enough to be R. But the MPA was like "You have human sacrifice, children being beaten and used as slave labor, and people being crushed by a rock crusher and eaten alive by alligators. Its a little too much to be just PG." So they worked out a compromise and said that kids under the age of 13 shouldn't watch this without parents present.
This film is a prequel to Raiders of the Lost Ark, and chronologically the first Indiana Jones film. Set in 1935, this film shows the first time Dr. Jones encounters the supernatural. It predates the Lost Ark by around 8 years.
Ok so I'm really late and I'm not sure if it's been commented but the guy being sacrificed says oh nam shiva He's basically preying to shiva he actually made that line himself when he was asked what he would say in that situation You can also translate mola rams prayer to kali The repeated "Bali jihado" basically means commence the sacrifice
you are thinking Legend of the Hidden Temple. Yep was a game show in the 90's on Nickelodeon. I actually got on an episode but sadly it never got aired
To answer a question you asked...no, this movie isn't as well liked(at least, for most people) as Raiders of the Lost Ark. The next movie, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, however, is a movie that many people like just as much, if not more, than Raiders.
Imon. Kate Capshaw hated playing Willie too. Too much screaming. But she got a husband out of it so she landed on her feet. Watch "Space Camp" if you wanna see her in a better role with better writers. Fun fact: Steven Spielberg cheated on his wife with her. Him and Kate are still married.
I love Temple of Doom. Indy actually makes a difference by returning the stones and saving the children. Opposed to Lost Ark, where all his hard work ends up locked in a warehouse 😐 I think, upon rewatch of Lost Ark, you will see that Marion actually doesn't accomplish much aside from getting captured (3 times 😬). Willie is very much a similar damsel, but turned to 11 for (attempted) comedy. Ke Huy Quan as Short Round steals the movie for me. Every scene he's in is a delight, and he's just the best sidekick ever. I am so excited that he has returned to acting and I'll watch whatever projects he does next. My personal headcanon is that Indy arrives in India as an avatar of Shiva. There's a lot of little notes (falling from the sky, etc), but mainly - his invocation of Shiva causes the stones to burst into flames, burning Mola Ram (who is not actually worshipping Kali, but that's a whole other headcanon) but they don't burn Indy.
Man are you a delusional misogynist, Marion doesn't do much oh you must be talking about the fictional Marion that you rewrote in your brain, because Marion ravenwood did everything drink, shooting killed Nazis and save Indiana Jones's life a million times in the movie or Indiana Jones would have been killed the minute he stepped into Marion's bar. oh and let's not forget she also knocked out the pilot that was going to shoot and kill Indiana Jones in the plane okay except for saving Indiana Jones's life a million times the hero of the movie and franchise oh no she did nothing. yeah right Indiana Jones did nothing and I think the big bang theory covered that fact haha oh yes in Indiana Jones got captured in raiders , the Temple of Doom and last crusade and had to be saved by Marion ravenwood, a 9-year-old Short round, and his father including when he got captured in every movie more evidence that Indiana Jones didn't do nothing I don't think the big bang theory needed to state that I think the for Indiana Jones movies proved Indiana Jones was useless I guess that's why Marion Ravenwood intimidate someone like you so much because she was a badass that did everything Indiana Jones never did but continue to keep talking your Fanboy fiction.
On your recommendation, I'm going to see _Everything Everywhere All At Once_ this weekend, Imon. It's been a while since I've watched a movie with my shoes on but this one seems to have eclipsed the usual hype. As for _Temple of Doom_ I can't argue with anything you said. In hindsight it seems like a bad idea for George Lucas to insist this take place before _Raiders of the Lost Ark_ and not include Marion Ravenwood. The sequel was a victim of the original's success in that regard, but it's still my favorite Indiana Jones movie, even though the first one is the better film.
Jonathan Ke Quan also, played in the CBS sitcom, called 'Together we stand' aka Nothing is easy. It aired from 86-87. Always, liked him as a child actor, he had so much energy and enthusiasm. Good to see, he never gave up on something he's so good, at doing. 😃👍Go Ke!!!
IIRC, none of the dishes served at the banquet actually existed, and the Indian government banned the movie to this day as a result of the portrayal of their country.
Did you happen to notice the nod to Star Wars? In the beginning of the movie as they're falling out the window you can see the place is called "Club Obi Wan." They did something similar in Raiders of the Lost Ark. If you look close in the buried chamber they retrieve the Ark from, one of the pillars Egyptian hieroglyphs is actually R2-D2 and C-3PO. Though for that one you'd need to brighten and slow down the frame a little.
1. IRL Ford could have landed that plane. He's a licensed piolet. 2. Just two small suspensions of belief regarding the lifeboat drop out of the plane, and perfectly landing on the tracks🙄🙄 3. When I was in the US Navy I got to eat monkey (but not monkey brains) and dog in the Philippines. 4, Shortround is "Billy Badass"🤬😎 5. Disneyland already has a "Temple of the Lost Ark" so another one of the ride through the tunnel/mine would be cool too. 6. Kate Capshaw got the Willie gig because she was dating and later became Spielberg's wife.
You're also on to something every time you say, "this should be a ride." I don't know if it's still around, but once upon a time Universal Studios of Orlando Florida had the boulder chase temple sequence from Raiders, the mine car race from this, and another chase sequence from the Last Crusade all as rides that you would go on. I'd never been, but I remember them constantly advertised on tv as a kid.
Interesting line that was cut out from the script, when they where at the dinner table being served all the weird food Indiana was supposed to casually mention to the English Captain that he finds it odd these nobles who are supposed to be devout Hindu's are eating meat. I like the implication that these Thuggees have been couped up in that palace for so long they have become detached to the outside world.
Fan favourite? Well, I can only speak for myself and people I've chatted to, but it's generally Raiders, Last Crusade, Temple of Doom and....we don't talk about the other one.
I know I’m in the minority, but ToD is my favorite of the Indiana Jones movies.it’s fun to see Indiana Jones before he became a “hero”. In ToD he’s kind of a jerk, all about fortune and glory 😆
This generally isn't considered the best one, despite how awesome Short Round is. It is pretty dark and intense - and is the reason we have a PG-13 rating (it was originally PG and agreeably a bit too harsh for that). Love it or hate it, it has some very iconic scenes. Oh yeah and Willie...boobs and screams, classic hollywood schtick, turned up to 11 ....sigh....
Well, Willie (Kate Capshaw) did end up marrying Steven Spielberg 7 years after this movie was released...she met him when she auditioned for the role...so now you know another reason why she was selected.
@@exhistoriascientia Yet, it's a sequel in disguise. Jones never encountered anything magical prior to Raiders, hence the magic and hocus pocus line. He was also about making money in Raiders. In Temple, Jones fights better, he's stronger and still treasure hunts for riches...until the ending. Last Crusade picks up beautifully with a heroic, belongs in a museum Jones. But it was the ending of Temple that transformed him. Blame Lucas. A simple 1937 edit would fix all confusion.
40:54 oh don't worry. She was almost universally hated. 😂 Nobody likes Franny. Although I have seen a bit of a change in people lately saying that she just has a Brat personality or something like that. But still. 😂
It would’ve been FAR BETTER story if Short Round would’ve been with Indy in the recent Indiana Jones movie. Or even his son, Mutt Williams. Dial of Destiny was a betrayal to the fans & the character.
Lucas and Spielberg were going through divorces when they wrote this so they were both in a darker headspace which explains the tone. Kate Capshaw was as annoyed with her character as you were, but something good came from her role in the movie. She and Spielberg hit it off and got married! Lastly, this movie helped bring about the PG-13 rating. Prior to this movies went from PG to R with nothing in between. Parents were so upset with the portrayal of human sacrifice in this PG kid-friendly film that the MPAA officially created PG-13 after this movie came out for future movies that are more intense than PG but not quite R.
Why is Willy so annoying for eweryone? After all, she's just a comic character, for fun. In addition, she saved the lives of Indy and Shorty at least twice. But there is no and cannot be chemistry between her and Indy, I agree here.
People rag on the dinner scene for being xenophobic shock value. But I always thought it was a great way to show how cruel and decadent things had gotten in the palace. (Those are cow eyeballs! In India!) Especially contrasted with the simple food the villagers had
I love playing the game Guess that Celebrity.
Growing up I watched a TON of movies/TV Shows and I have a plethora of pop culture references in my head.
I don't always get it right, but I did a pretty damn good job in this movie.
That Dan Aykroyd pull was nothing short of amazing lol.
It took me a minute but I finally recognized Amrish Puri from each the Indian film Koyla as a child!
Hope you enjoy this reaction~
The Last Crusade is up on Patreon now!
Hey doll 😎i love that you said it is a waist of life if you can't be real it reminds me of what Tom said in his music video Tom MacDonald - 'Exposure" if your censoring your heart then whats the reason for living 💚
Dan Ackroyd's cameo was part of a deal he made with Steven Spielberg. Spielberg had a small role near the end of Ackroyd's film The Blues Brothers and in exchange Ackroyd appeared here in Spielberg's Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
Incidentally all three of our heroes were named for pets. Indiana was the name of George Lucas' dog, Willie was the name of Spielberg's dog, and Short Round was the name of the dog of script writers Willard Huyck and Gloria Katz. After the production, Willie's actress, Kate Capshaw, would end up with a different name: Mrs. Steven Spielberg.
I always forget that Dan Aykroyd appears in this movie xD
The pulling of the heart scene comes from a video game called Mortal Combat when it is used in Dumb and Dumber... I think they just made it up because of the dark theme of The Temple of Doom.. However the The Real Life Version: The Sankara Stones are based on the sivalinga, the symbol of the Hindu God Shiva. So all Indianan Jones movies base stuff off possible real life artifacts or mythology mysterious legends that may or may not be true.
Funfact the temple of doom takes place chronologically before the first film
Huh. That explains why Indy was so skeptical in this one but in Raiders he's like
"Huh. Ancient Judean superweapon/conduit to God Himself? Yeah it's REAL important the Nazis don't get that one"
I was shocked when I found that out. Cause at the end of the movie when he gives the stone back he says why keep it it'll end up in a museum.
You're right. Raiders was in 1936.
This is a prequel. Raiders happens a year later. Also, Kate Capshaw asked why she has to scream so much and Steven Spielberg said it would be funny. She's meant to be the opposite of Marion.
Kate Capshaw, who played the nightclub singer, has been retired from acting for about 20 years now, but she's actually been married to Steven Spielberg since 1991.
This film is a prequel to the last one you saw. Indy was probably skeptical of the supernatural until he went to that palace to get those stones.
Your opening points are spot on! Ke Huy Quan is one of the best parts of EEAAO (An all-round phenomenal movie) and it's so great to see him back in the business like no time had passed.
If you love the actor that plays Short Round, I highly recommend you watch The Goonies. He’s in that too. 😁
Marion: Wifey.
Franny: Hotsy.
Elsa: Not-sy.
LOL, I just had to chuckle when you were complaining about Franny and hoping the woman in the 3rd movie would be "better". Well ....
Thank you for being honest about your struggles. I'm going through it too. I needed to hear that. Giving me hope.
We got this
Another great reaction by an amazing woman! I love your content so much! You're such a fun person to watch! I'm so glad I found your channel! Your smile is so contagious I love it!
I think the kids game show thing was called Legends of the Hidden Temple.
Yes that is it!!
Spielberg hates this film, said it was too dark, i think it perfectly channels his inner 12-14 year old, the unfiltered kind. i liked it as a kid and i still like it now.
i can see how kate capshaw's character can be annoying
This will make more sense as you become aware of the fourth Indiana Jones movie. I think it would have been interesting if Short Round turned out to be the partner in that film.
This was my favorite Indiania Jones movie. I was 14 years old walking around the house taking my brothers hearts out thier chests. 😆BTW, Shortround and Data were both iconic characters. So glad to have Ke Huy Quan back!
He is in a kind of goonies remake called finding ohana. But nowhere near as good as the original.
short round is on of my favourite characters just love the kid so much
Totally agree with your thoughts about “Everything Everywhere All At Once”. PLEASE tell me you did a reaction vid to that movie!!
17:37 Legends of the Hidden Temple, from like 20 years ago.
I couldnt stop watching your cat groom himself. He definitley took over the show.
For me
Raiders of the Lost Ark 9/10 Great movie
Temple of Doom 10/10 Funniest movie, I'm biased I saw this in theaters in 84 at 6 years old. And probably watched it over 50 times by the time I was 9 years old. Huge part of my childhood.
The Last Crusade 9.5/10 Super, super entertaining film.
This movie, and Gremlins were the reason PG13 was created in the 80's. Poltergeist started people thinking about it but those 2 made it happen almost immediately after they came out and parents went ballistic.
Which is crazy cause when I watched Gremlins for the first time I couldn’t stop laughing and thought how did this start the PG-13 rating. Maybe because I watched it when I was like 17 but I couldn’t stop laughing
Everything Everywhere All at Once... Ke Huy Quan did win an Academy Award for that film.
Indy with the big guy on the minecart was the inspiration for Joseph fleeing from Wham in JJBA: Battle Tendency
Great reaction video! This was one of my childhood favorites
indiana jones is the greatest character ever made
My favorite Indiana Jones movie of all time….
25:35 fyi, if I remember correctly, at the time, that was one of the main criticisms of the movie - how “dark” it was compared to Raiders.
Chime in anyone else if u remember that.
This was always my favourite as a kid. ✌️
The actress Cate Capshaw married the director Steven Spielberg and they are still married!
Me at the creepy dinner:
"You know what, I had a huge lunch yesterday, I think I am going to pass."
Lol
This was my favorite Indiana Jones movie i lost count how many times i've watched lol
The big muscle man he fights is the same actor/stuntman outside the plane and Raiders of the lost Ark.
This is my favorite movie of all time.
Indiana and Willie Scott are very much like my own parents. Opposites do attract
Bravo!!! Whenever I see people discovering Indy for the first time, I like to tell them trivia that isn't maybe as widely known -
Harrison threw his back out doing his stunt with the Thuggee who attacks him in his room - he was out of commission for 2 months(?), something like that. His first scene back was, ironically, his intro in the movie, when he sits down with Lao Che; for me, this always explained the look on his face, his demeanor, etc.
Herbert Johnson Hatters and Wested Leather in London still make Indy's gear and thankfully sell to the public, and each of the movies has their own hat and jacket, which is fun.
to make the mine car chase, 4 miles of tunnel was drilled through a mountain.
just kidding. they actually used tin aluminium foil painted rock colour and minatures and fullscale sets, but the same 4 feet of aluminum foil tunnel, with different lighting, over and over again.
This movie is the most fun of the three originals and the one where you see the most fully realised version of Indiana Jones in action. The movie itself is like one huge non-stop ride. The first movie is the most grown-up and most like a 1930s / 40s action adventure movie while the third movie has the best ending, one of the most emotional you’ll ever see in a big budget action movie. The music during the final scenes is extraordinarily moving. The master John Williams excelled himself yet again there.
This is easily the goofiest of these movies, but that's why I love it.
There's a nice story behind Ke Huy Quan's casting in this movie. He actually accompanied his brother to an open casting call (Ke himself never intended to audition). At the casting call, Ke was instructing his brother on what to do to make an impression on the casting director. But it was Ke's enthusiasm and personality that ultimately caught the eye of the casting director. Ke was asked to audition and ended up getting the role. p.s. Ke also appears in The Goonies from 1985, which was his second film role.
Fun fact about Temple of Doom. It was the first movie in history to get the PG-13 rating. When Spielberg sent it to the MPA for rating they wanted to rate it R, but Steven argued that there was no nudity and Indiana only cusses once, so it wasn't bad enough to be R. But the MPA was like "You have human sacrifice, children being beaten and used as slave labor, and people being crushed by a rock crusher and eaten alive by alligators. Its a little too much to be just PG." So they worked out a compromise and said that kids under the age of 13 shouldn't watch this without parents present.
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
@@ImonSnow you are very welcome 😊
This film is a prequel to Raiders of the Lost Ark, and chronologically the first Indiana Jones film. Set in 1935, this film shows the first time Dr. Jones encounters the supernatural. It predates the Lost Ark by around 8 years.
Nope. One year.
8 years?! Temple only takes place 1 year before Raiders.
Ok so I'm really late and I'm not sure if it's been commented but the guy being sacrificed says oh nam shiva
He's basically preying to shiva he actually made that line himself when he was asked what he would say in that situation
You can also translate mola rams prayer to kali
The repeated "Bali jihado" basically means commence the sacrifice
you are thinking Legend of the Hidden Temple. Yep was a game show in the 90's on Nickelodeon. I actually got on an episode but sadly it never got aired
The Goonies.. lookin 4ward to it.
37:54 sure with that distance.
To answer a question you asked...no, this movie isn't as well liked(at least, for most people) as Raiders of the Lost Ark. The next movie, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, however, is a movie that many people like just as much, if not more, than Raiders.
Imon. Kate Capshaw hated playing Willie too. Too much screaming. But she got a husband out of it so she landed on her feet. Watch "Space Camp" if you wanna see her in a better role with better writers. Fun fact: Steven Spielberg cheated on his wife with her. Him and Kate are still married.
I love Temple of Doom. Indy actually makes a difference by returning the stones and saving the children. Opposed to Lost Ark, where all his hard work ends up locked in a warehouse 😐
I think, upon rewatch of Lost Ark, you will see that Marion actually doesn't accomplish much aside from getting captured (3 times 😬). Willie is very much a similar damsel, but turned to 11 for (attempted) comedy.
Ke Huy Quan as Short Round steals the movie for me. Every scene he's in is a delight, and he's just the best sidekick ever. I am so excited that he has returned to acting and I'll watch whatever projects he does next.
My personal headcanon is that Indy arrives in India as an avatar of Shiva. There's a lot of little notes (falling from the sky, etc), but mainly - his invocation of Shiva causes the stones to burst into flames, burning Mola Ram (who is not actually worshipping Kali, but that's a whole other headcanon) but they don't burn Indy.
Man are you a delusional misogynist, Marion doesn't do much oh you must be talking about the fictional Marion that you rewrote in your brain, because Marion ravenwood did everything drink, shooting killed Nazis and save Indiana Jones's life a million times in the movie or Indiana Jones would have been killed the minute he stepped into Marion's bar. oh and let's not forget she also knocked out the pilot that was going to shoot and kill Indiana Jones in the plane okay except for saving Indiana Jones's life a million times the hero of the movie and franchise oh no she did nothing. yeah right Indiana Jones did nothing and I think the big bang theory covered that fact haha oh yes in Indiana Jones got captured in raiders , the Temple of Doom and last crusade and had to be saved by Marion ravenwood, a 9-year-old Short round, and his father including when he got captured in every movie more evidence that Indiana Jones didn't do nothing I don't think the big bang theory needed to state that I think the for Indiana Jones movies proved Indiana Jones was useless I guess that's why Marion Ravenwood intimidate someone like you so much because she was a badass that did everything Indiana Jones never did but continue to keep talking your Fanboy fiction.
On your recommendation, I'm going to see _Everything Everywhere All At Once_ this weekend, Imon. It's been a while since I've watched a movie with my shoes on but this one seems to have eclipsed the usual hype.
As for _Temple of Doom_ I can't argue with anything you said. In hindsight it seems like a bad idea for George Lucas to insist this take place before _Raiders of the Lost Ark_ and not include Marion Ravenwood. The sequel was a victim of the original's success in that regard, but it's still my favorite Indiana Jones movie, even though the first one is the better film.
You’ll enjoy it. I’m excited for what you’ll think about it. Be sure to comment back here after you watch it :)
Jonathan Ke Quan also, played in the CBS sitcom, called 'Together we stand' aka Nothing is easy. It aired from 86-87. Always, liked him as a child actor, he had so much energy and enthusiasm. Good to see, he never gave up on something he's so good, at doing. 😃👍Go Ke!!!
Just a recommendation, but you should check out Back to the Future!
IIRC, none of the dishes served at the banquet actually existed, and the Indian government banned the movie to this day as a result of the portrayal of their country.
by the way i watched that movie and he was so goood i looked him up and found he was short round
Ahh...those 1980's pg-13 films.
I don't think pg-13(the rating itself) films existed back then.
indian jones was inspired by the 1920s and 1930s cliff hanger adventure danger after danger serials
Antidote.
To what?
The poison you just drank!
The Retroblasting channel has a nice video lecture about this movie, including pointing out hidden references between this and Gunga Din.
10:21 This movie is the second Indiana Jones film but it is set one year before the first one. So, the melting Nazis haven`t happened yet.
I love this movie. For some reason is my favorite Indy movie xD
Pg13 was wild back then
An actor is only as good as the part they are asked to play
this is my favorite of the series, personally I love how dark it gets
Of the three original films, I've always felt Temple was my least favorite one (still good). Crusade is my favorite followed very closely by Raiders
you chose.........wisely
What do you mean "three original films"?
They only made three movies and then stopped there 😁
@@kristopherheenk2710 guess I "spaced" out ;-)
@@555smo - Don't worry. That feeling certainly isn't "alien" to me 😁
I can't decide on a favourite between this one and the Last Crusade. The first one one was just to terrible to even consider
THIS MOVIE TAKES PLACE BEFORE RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK, IT'S A PREQUEL.
rated PG
There was a ride at Disneyland
Did you happen to notice the nod to Star Wars? In the beginning of the movie as they're falling out the window you can see the place is called "Club Obi Wan." They did something similar in Raiders of the Lost Ark. If you look close in the buried chamber they retrieve the Ark from, one of the pillars Egyptian hieroglyphs is actually R2-D2 and C-3PO. Though for that one you'd need to brighten and slow down the frame a little.
In 1935 I believe Shanghai was under Japanese occupation, so she might be singing in Japanese.
Good timing. Thanks for the vids. The next movie is my favorite of the 3.
Please react to Everything Everywhere All At Once 😭😭😭
1. IRL Ford could have landed that plane. He's a licensed piolet.
2. Just two small suspensions of belief regarding the lifeboat drop out of the plane,
and perfectly landing on the tracks🙄🙄
3. When I was in the US Navy I got to eat monkey (but not monkey brains) and dog in the Philippines.
4, Shortround is "Billy Badass"🤬😎
5. Disneyland already has a "Temple of the Lost Ark" so another one of the ride through
the tunnel/mine would be cool too.
6. Kate Capshaw got the Willie gig because she was dating and later became
Spielberg's wife.
You're also on to something every time you say, "this should be a ride." I don't know if it's still around, but once upon a time Universal Studios of Orlando Florida had the boulder chase temple sequence from Raiders, the mine car race from this, and another chase sequence from the Last Crusade all as rides that you would go on. I'd never been, but I remember them constantly advertised on tv as a kid.
Why are there American Alligators in India? Maybe they wanted to travel too.
Interesting line that was cut out from the script, when they where at the dinner table being served all the weird food Indiana was supposed to casually mention to the English Captain that he finds it odd these nobles who are supposed to be devout Hindu's are eating meat. I like the implication that these Thuggees have been couped up in that palace for so long they have become detached to the outside world.
This is actually a prequel to Raiders... Not sure why.
She was also married to to the director! That helps lol
Fan favourite? Well, I can only speak for myself and people I've chatted to, but it's generally Raiders, Last Crusade, Temple of Doom and....we don't talk about the other one.
I know I’m in the minority, but ToD is my favorite of the Indiana Jones movies.it’s fun to see Indiana Jones before he became a “hero”. In ToD he’s kind of a jerk, all about fortune and glory 😆
Eating monkey brains actually happened in some Asian countries
This generally isn't considered the best one, despite how awesome Short Round is. It is pretty dark and intense - and is the reason we have a PG-13 rating (it was originally PG and agreeably a bit too harsh for that). Love it or hate it, it has some very iconic scenes.
Oh yeah and Willie...boobs and screams, classic hollywood schtick, turned up to 11 ....sigh....
Well, Willie (Kate Capshaw) did end up marrying Steven Spielberg 7 years after this movie was released...she met him when she auditioned for the role...so now you know another reason why she was selected.
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This movie was before the first one fyi. 1935
The theory is that the Temple of Doom is the prequel to Raiders of the Lost Ark.
It is a prequel. The setting is noted at the beginning as "Shanghai, 1935" while Raiders is "South America, 1936".
@@exhistoriascientia Yet, it's a sequel in disguise. Jones never encountered anything magical prior to Raiders, hence the magic and hocus pocus line. He was also about making money in Raiders. In Temple, Jones fights better, he's stronger and still treasure hunts for riches...until the ending. Last Crusade picks up beautifully with a heroic, belongs in a museum Jones. But it was the ending of Temple that transformed him.
Blame Lucas. A simple 1937 edit would fix all confusion.
9:22 I don’t think that what you said was quite what you meant. Both culturally and geographically.
Good part is here 5:30
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40:54 oh don't worry. She was almost universally hated. 😂 Nobody likes Franny. Although I have seen a bit of a change in people lately saying that she just has a Brat personality or something like that. But still. 😂
You should watch with your children sometime! You would be a good mom have your husband get to work. Good video
It would’ve been FAR BETTER story if Short Round would’ve been with Indy in the recent Indiana Jones movie. Or even his son, Mutt Williams. Dial of Destiny was a betrayal to the fans & the character.
This movie scar me for life with the bugs
Lucas and Spielberg were going through divorces when they wrote this so they were both in a darker headspace which explains the tone. Kate Capshaw was as annoyed with her character as you were, but something good came from her role in the movie. She and Spielberg hit it off and got married! Lastly, this movie helped bring about the PG-13 rating. Prior to this movies went from PG to R with nothing in between. Parents were so upset with the portrayal of human sacrifice in this PG kid-friendly film that the MPAA officially created PG-13 after this movie came out for future movies that are more intense than PG but not quite R.
Wow that makes sense then. Haha i realized they got married after film this reaction.
Iirc, this film was responsible for the PG 13 rating. Mainly due to the Food Scene.
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Imon- fun fact - sounds like u haven’t already but u might want to check who the director Steven Spielberg is married to 🙂🙂
I know lol!
1,2 and 3 were all popular with 1 and 3 the most popular but 4 was not popular
There exist historical reports of Thuggees, but it is scant and perhaps exaggerated.
Why is Willy so annoying for eweryone?
After all, she's just a comic character, for fun.
In addition, she saved the lives of Indy and Shorty at least twice.
But there is no and cannot be chemistry between her and Indy, I agree here.
Besides Crazy Rich Asians, I recommend The Joy Luck Club and Memoirs of a Geisha for good predominantly Asian cast movies.
I would add Kung Fu Hustle and Oldboy to that list.
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People rag on the dinner scene for being xenophobic shock value. But I always thought it was a great way to show how cruel and decadent things had gotten in the palace. (Those are cow eyeballs! In India!) Especially contrasted with the simple food the villagers had