Therapist Reacts to RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2021
- Licensed therapist Jonathan Decker and filmmaker Alan Seawright take a look at what makes Indiana Jones such an iconic character - heroic, adventurous, barely escaping, punching nazis. Was it being created by George Lucas? Directed by Steven Spielberg? Portrayed perfectly by Harrison Ford? Why is this the perfect movie? Is Indiana Jones the perfect character?
Back when Jonathan and Alan were kids, Indiana Jones was Marvel!
But his character traits we can learn the most from are his resilience and adaptability.
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Written by: Megan Seawright, Jonathan Decker and Alan Seawright
Produced by: Jonathan Decker, Megan Seawright & Alan Seawright
Edited by: David Sant
Director of Photography: Bradley Olsen
English Transcription by: Anna Preis
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As an archaeology student, every archaeologist was inspired by Indiana Jones just a little bit (even if they don't admit it)
You do realize that now you must cosplay in every movie right?
I love the fact that when the plane blows, Marion is running full speed as fast as Indy WITHOUT heels... I'm soooo tired of women in heels in action movies...
If we talking about adaptability and improvising, you two have to review captain Jack Sparrow.
I just noticed when Indy & Marion are running away from the soon-to-explode airplane, Marion is fully in step, keeping up with Indy. No "girly" running, falling over, etc. Further example how equal they are. I don't think I've ever seen a movie with a female love interest running THAT hard. It sounds weird even saying it but she is BOOTING it hard! Love it.
The Marion and Belloq drinking scene was also improvised by the actors. Marion was originally supposed to seduce Belloq to escape, but Karen Allen thought it didn’t really fit with her character so she asked Spielberg if she could change the scene. Karen Allen and Paul Freeman improvised the drinking match and hiding the knife.
The fact that two of Harrison Ford's most iconic moments (Indy shooting the guy with the sword, and Han responding to Leia's "I love you" with "I know") came from improvisation is a major reason why I think improv is so important because the actors KNOW their characters, so they should just get to live in the moment as their characters sometimes.
Someone once said in my earshot, "The greatest thing about Indiana Jones, is that he doesn't realize how awesome he is."
What do you mean "the world is pretty scary when you are a child"? The world is hundreds time scarier when you are an adult and have to take care of everything by yourself
I love the fact that Harrison had pretty much given up on acting. He was a carpenter and set builder (the Alden's he wears in this movie were his work boots). Till he was working for Lucas (originally as a set builder). He did American Graffiti and Star Wars but at the time of filming it was no sure thing that he would become a success as an actor (and remember they originally wanted Tom Selleck). So he agreed to do this as a favor to George and finally made it big at 37.
OK THE INTRO WAS EVERYTHING
The whole surpressed memories bit was SO FUNNY 😆
"I just fixed 9 things and there are now 12 more!"
I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark while on a martial arts week retreat--we all cut out of Wednesday night class to go to the movies. So here were 40 martial artists who'd been practicing Japanese kendo all afternoon and the scene with the sword fighter comes up, and Indy shoots him. We just about bust something laughing.
"It's the perfect opportunity to talk about repressed memories vs suppressed memories"
“Back when we were kids, Indiana Jones was Marvel!”
I dressed up as Dr. Jones for Halloween a few years back and I agree with how amazing the outfit feels to wear.
I'm always so happy that Marion was smart enough to ditch her high heels so she could properly run!
"Put aside the therapist. Become who you were born to be."