*INDIANA JONES and the TEMPLE OF DOOM* TERRIFIED ME!! | First Time Watching | (reaction/review)
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I mean what a crazy prequel!! I had no idea this film was going to have such a frightening story full of rituals and sacrifices. Totally makes sense why it's called "...the temple of doom". Enjoy :)
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A common misconception with Temple is that Willie, as a love interest, pales in comparison to Marion. But the thing is, Willie is not a love interest. That's just a fling. The real love story (not in THAT way, of course), is between Indy and Short Round.
Unplug your devices and breath fresh air. It's all fake. The outside is real.
Well said! Just like Bond had a different "girl" in each film, Indy was no different in that sense.
Yep, a Father n Son story, which is kinda interesting, considering the main relationship in "Last Crusade".
I mean, the fact she's basically the polar opposite of Marion always felt like the point to me.
@@inarar5334 Exactly.
I love this movie so much now, but 9 year old me was fully traumatized. I can't remember retaining anything from the story at the time, only screaming under a blanket. I needed a nightlight for years.
LOL, When I was about 12 or 13 I introduced this movie to my younger cousin. She was probably about 5 at the time. Honestly she just must be a different breed of little kid because didn't seem fazed in the slightest. She went home talking about how the dude got his heart ripped out of his chest When questioned about it later I told my mom we were watching Indiana Jones. LOL apperently neither my mom or my aunt had remembered anything about someone getting their heart ripped out. Considering what I was exposed to at Brittani's age by her and my mom's two other younger sisters I would say my younger cousin Brittani got off easy.
“She’s probably gonna have no problem eating this food eh”
Oh boy are you in for a treat
I know the vast majority of the Indy Die-Hards (especially those who prefer Last Crusade) have mixed feelings on this film due to it being darker than _Raiders of the Lost Ark_ (which resulted in the creation of the PG-13 rating afterwards) Kate Capshaw’s performance as Willie Scott (which I can somewhat agree to a degree), among other things, but I love the fact that it was much different than the other installments and let’s be real Ke Huy Quan as Short Round is one of the best sidekicks Indiana Jones had and it was very heartwarming that when they were promoting the fifth Indiana Jones film at D23, Ke reunited and met Harrison Ford backstage with Harrison saying _"Are you Short Round?"_ to which Ke Huy said _"Yes Indy, I’m Short Round"_ and they got a picture. Not to mention when _Everything, Everywhere, All at Once_ (which you should react to at some point) won Best Picture both Ke Huy and Harrison reunited once more.
But overall in my unpopular opinion I enjoyed this one more than Last Crusade.
What you say is true, but there are those who especially like this one. I'm not exactly one of them, but I do think that the first quarter hour (until the raft goes ashore) is one of the best openings any action movie ever had, brilliantly staged. And yes, Ke Huy Quan gives one of the best child performances ever, and it's been wonderfully satisfying to see his career revive and get awarded, all these years later.
I enjoy it more than Raiders. Personally I've always thought they played it safe with the Last Crusade, following the critical mauling that the Temple of Doom took. Despite the critics, of course, the Temple of Doom would sell more tickets than any Indy film bar the first. Nowadays they likely wouldn't care less what the critics said, there are far more critics with far less influence than there were back then.
Kate's performance is the ONLY good part.
@@FrancisXLord It's true there was a general critical piling-on, but it wasn't universal. The critic with the biggest "name value" at the time, Pauline Kael, definitely preferred it to Raiders.
@@DelGuy03 I know, it’s just that the majority of the Indiana Jones fandom especially the "Indy Die-Hards" who *ONLY* liked the first three films in the franchise they just say either the first film (Raiders of the Lost Ark) or especially _Last Crusade_ was their favorite film while _Temple of Doom_ was their "least favorite". Of course, that is "subjective", because although _Temple of Doom_ wasn’t hated I’ve seen some audience and a few of the "Indy Die-Hards" have mixed reception towards it when the film first came out and after it came out compared to audience’s reception towards _Raiders of the Lost Ark)_ and especially _Last Crusade,_ they either loved _Temple of Doom_ or hated it.
"She's pretty chill", said no-one about Willie EVER (and I say this has someone that defends her!)
She's deliberately intended to be a parody of all the screaming ladies we saw in action/adventure movies of the past. So they (IE: the movie makers) deliberately dialed her up to 11, and Cate Capshaw did a fabulous job as this vapid, self-absorbed woman who was completely out of her waters for essentially the entire movie. I always did like her both as a character and an actress, and understood Willie's role in the story, even back in my youth.
But yeah, chill she is not! :D The scene where she's hanging laundry to dry and her hands come up holding a giant chittering bat never fail to make me laugh! lol
@@lennyvalentin6485 I agree 100%.
Just glad I'm not the only Wilie fan out there!
Willie-defenders unite lol. She behaves just as her character should. And I often think many who hate her would be screaming just as loudly if they were there tbh
Short Round (Ke Huy Quan) and Indy reunited at the 2023 Oscars, where Ke won an Academy award for his role in ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ (Ke’s character is the Samwise Gamgee of the film, and it is well worth a watch). His exuberance and optimism for a guy in his 50s is so flippin’ endearing!
The deal with Indy's motivations in this movie is that it seems to be he went from a treasure hunter to a protector of history and culture. This movie shows where that transition takes place and sets the stage for the other stories and his more heroic persona. This is also why some advocate for watching the films in chronological order as Indy's character arc makes more sense.
If you enjoyed this one, you'll probably enjoy another set of campy yet fun old-school adventure movies: The Mummy and The Mummy Returns with Brendan Fraser! They're honestly some of my favorite movies of all time. Hope you get to them at some point!
Short round is data from the goonies 😁 if you haven't seen goonies I highly recommend! x
fun fact the actress really had to do the bug scene the stunt women didnt show up so she really had those bugs all over her and also thats steven Spielbergs real wife at the time 😂
@@daydreamer3691 I don’t think they were married yet when they made this. In fact I believe they actually met on this film
They didn’t get married until 7 years later. He was dating actress Amy Irving at the time and they married in 1985.
The blonde lady cate Capshaw ended up Marrying the famous director Steven Spielberg. Before boarding the Lao Chi plane was a cameo of Dan Akroyd.
May have been short and if you blink, you miss it, but still a better cameo than his taxi driver in Ghostbusters 2016.
"🚖🚕👷♂️Look, I don't do free rides, I don't go near downtown, and *I ain't afraid of no ghosts.* "
I knew it!!!! I thought I recognized his voice
Future Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan is in this film
I'm livid that they didn't bring him back for the recent film. Why would they make up a new character to "pass the torch" to when they have Short Round?!
@@ryanking8227 And besides _Temple of Doom,_ Ke also was in _The Goonies_ which came out a year after _Temple of Doom._
Literally I didn’t even realize he was in _The Goonies_
And Harrison presented the award to him.
He deserved one for this role as well! :)
@@EChacon I pointed that out to somebody like 15 years ago and they went on a rant about how racist I was to assume that two Asian looking kids were the same child actor...
afterwards it turned out their main argument was that the voice was different... we were both German and had both watched the German dub of the movies;
his roles are voiced by two different people and yet Mouth/Clarke in Goonies (Corey Feldman's character) is voiced by the same VA as Shortround in this movie
This use to be my favorite Indiana Jones movie when I was young, but Last Crusade is now my favorite. They are all so much fun, so glad you are watching these 😊
You should watch the goonies! That kid is in that movie and it's also an adventure movie
Harrison Ford severely injured his back and they had to stop filming for months. The opening scene at Lao Che’s Club Obi Wan was filmed after he came back from the injury. If you watch Indy walk down the stairs, he is walking as though his back is very stiff. In Raiders, Harrison Ford tore his ACL during the fight scene with the bald Nazi. He also injured himself in the third movie too.
I love watching these classic bangers with this man
The 3rd one goes back to the 1st movie's formula and I think that's why I like it so much. I just love the overall story it tells and I really love the opening.
About the scene at 36:46, you can notice that Indy tries to save him, plus this guy is played by Pat Roach, the same who played the buff German guy in the first film, the one who got his head in the propeller.
At 38:23, yes there's a Temple of Doom ride at Disneyland Paris.
So true.
There's also an Indiana Jones show at MGM Studios (or at least there was when I was last there).
@prettybxy77 Yes, the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular is still at Disney MGM-Studios, which now a days is called Disney’s Hollywood Studios. But as for me, I'll always call it Disney MGM-Studios, too. The only thing that they don't do anymore in that show is where they choose some of the audience members to be extras that are used during the 2nd stunt in the show, which I greatly miss seeing them do that in the show. 😀
There's an Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland, but it's not based on any single film...I wanna say it's the Temple of the Forbidden Eye.
I didn't know that temple of doom was a prequel, that's pretty cool!
same here. i didnt find out until this year
Raiders is in 1936 - Temple is 1935 - Last Crusade is 1938, and Crystal Skull is 1957.
Another great review!
Concerning your comments on Indy's focus on fortune and glory and his skepticism toward spiritual things in the first movie: Rob Walker of Channel Awesome did a full-length delving into this topic in a video called "Raiding Indy's Lost Character Arc." It's definitely something I'd recommend checking out (after you've finished watching the rest of the series since there are spoilers).
Also, if you're interested, the big Thuggee guy who got crushed is played by the late Pat Roach, who also played the buff German mechanic in the first movie who got shredded by the plane propellers (and even has a minor role as a Gestapo agent in the third movie). Just thought I'd throw that out there, too.
Mythbusters actually tested surviving a jump with the inflateable liferaft. The problem is it would be all to easy for it to flip over and toss you off in the fall. But if it could be fashoned into a form of a parachute to dangle a person below it, it *could* save your life. You'd still probably break some bones, but it might be possible to survive.
Why is Indy afraid of snakes? The third film answers that question.
why even hint at this? just let him find out on his own
not sure if you noticed that when the man was dropped into the lava there was smoke and flame covering some of the screen, this is because the animatronic they made of the man was so realistic looking when it burned that they had to add those in in post to prevent an R rating.
If I recall correctly: this, gremlins and one other film (Red Dawn I believe was the main one that caused this) was the reason why we got PG-13 rating created. I adore this film, and I can’t wait for you to check out Indians Jones: The Last Crusade next.
Edit: Indiana, Jeesh my spelling today isn’t the greatest 😅
Red Dawn was the first PG-13 movie. I don't think it had anything to do with the rating's creation. I heard the rating was actually Spielberg's suggestion. Spielberg said back then he didn't make R rated films (Schindler's List would be his first), and he always seemed to be pushing the boundaries of what was acceptable in PG films leading to fight after fight against R-ratings. PG-13 was a compromise effectively.
You’re right.
Ah ok, that makes more sense. Thank you for clarifying that for me 😊
Oh good, we alerted you in time. Dad and i spent YEARS not liking this one much, then i discovered Indy didnt get meaner, this one came first.
And younger indie had his 'hot blonde' phase with Willie to properly appreciate Marian by the next movie.
Also, Belloc in Raiders said "it would take only a push to make you like me". That didn't make much sense as we knew Indy at the time... but it hinted Belloc and him have met before. If he met THIS Indy, that comment makes WAY more sense.
Best part of this movie by far is Short Round though ❤
33:22 one of the most funniest things ever . Mola rams maniacal over the top laugh and the secret escape mechanism are just hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I used to call Indy in this movie, "Darth Indiana". In the darkest scenes, you can realize how great it´s Mr John Williams. Very similar to "duel of the fates" or another Star Wars compositions.
Next indy movie is my personal favourite the last crusade, can't wait for the reaction
LOL, Growing up I watched Last Crusade for River Pheonix....
I hate bugs. Saw this in the theaters when it was first released, and THAT scene in the tunnel ... 😱😱😱
So traumatic!
Mythbusters tested the inflatable raft out of a plane and the result was...it is PLAUSABLE to survive it. Not a guarantee but you COULD get lucky and survive in it.
I think what they found was that it provides enough air resistance and padding to survive, but it's completely unstable so it's basically impossible to stay inside the raft without it flipping over and dumping you out.
Which part? The inflation itself or the hard landing?
@@JeffACornellit actually worked best if the raft flipped and you hung below it so the raft functioned like a makeshift parachute.
Honestly that's kinda thematic for the Indiana Jones series, he always seems to get into shit every time but he always gets lucky somehow
@@JeffACornell You could hold onto the handles and even if it was upside down, it would act as a parachute of sorts. You would probably break many bones from the landing, but if you're options are falling without the raft or with it, you would damn sure want it lol.
Good reaction Oscar!
Of the original trilogy, this was my least favourite not just because of the horror voodoo stuff BUT for the following reason:
As an Indian born & raised in Zimbabwe 🇿🇼, it was super rare to find Indian representation on the big screen or little screen in anything Hollywood made.
So as a kid in the late 80’s watching this scary movie, it was disappointing to show that representation as demonic. So a lot of people at that time who had no knowledge of Indian culture would be influenced by not just the demonic voodoo stuff but the monkey brains or slithery eels in that dreadful dinner scene.
This was pre-internet and before India and its rich culture became a global power.
Anyway, the film does have an ultimate standout and that is Ke Huy Quan who plays the loveable “Short Round” who also was a standout in The Goonies 😍(“Goonies never say die‼️”).
Ke Huy Quan finally got the recognition he richly deserved 39 years later by winning the Oscar for Everything Everywhere All At Once! ♥️
Beautiful talented person who got shoved aside by Hollywood until EEAAO. His speeches and interviews after every award win are so endearing and make me cry. Just so happy for him! ♥️
You will love The Last Crusade - my fav of all 5 movies.
Look forward to that reaction!
44:44
The Maharajah brought them.
You can see him leading the way.
Is it weird for me to say that I’ve been binge watching your videos for like a week?
PS keep up the great work
dude when he was watching Avatar, that was like a weekly routine for me to watch them as they came out, it usually worked out because they'd come out right after my last class
I had watched Temple of Doom a hundred times as a kid, but only recently appreciated Indy's arch (from fortune seeking to being more altruistic) that leads him to who he is in Raiders.
This is my favourite Indy film, i love the dark tone, and some of the epic set pieces like the bridge scene. The scene 34:38 where Indy goes back for the kids and camera panning upto him in the mines (along with the awesome score), gives me chills everytime and is my all time favourite movie moment! Great reaction, look forward to the next.
This one is my favorite Indiana Jones’s movie. Willie is totally unprepared for this adventure but she makes it through it. And of course short round is hilarious. Regardless of what anyone says the characters are golden.
My favorite Indy movie. And I unironically love Willie.... precisely because she's the exact opposite of our previous main female character. Not every woman needs to be like Marion.
In the third movie you will understand about the snakes, and the whip. The best is yet to come, sir. This was a fun one though, but a wee bit comical, but for some reason it worked.
Starring Commodus' big brother as younger Indy...
A lot of people hated this movie because it was so different to Raiders, I personally liked this movie for that very reason. So many sequels are often a rehash of the original movie, and The Temple of Doom is a perfect example of a good sequel done differently. The movie also won the well deserved Academy Award for Best Special Effects.
Also the giant Thuggee Slave Driver was played by Pat Roach, the very same actor who played the muscular German boxer in the first movie.
_🎶Last Christmas, I gave you my heart, you screamed Kali Ma, and burned it away🎵_
I really love your analysis at the end! Very indepth and I love your insight about the music and spirituality! I completely agree ❤
"Oh my god, the Wilhelm scream again" you probably know this, but at the time of this movie the Wilhelm scream wasn't such a borderline-oversaturated cinematic joke like it is now, it was pretty much just one guy that was sprinkling it into all the movies he worked on as a little running gag or Easter egg - Bill Burtt, who was the sound designer on this film (and only worked on 10 movies before this, some of which didn't have much call for screaming). It mostly took off because of his use of it in Star Wars and Indiana Jones (it had been in sound libraries since the 50s, but it was basically just one scream amongst many until Burtt made it his signature).
'There not birds, doll. They're giant vampire bats...'
Let be honest; a lot of us would act like Willie if we had to stick our hand into a random hole filled with random bugs
India has a great culture, I live Kent we have the biggest Shik temple in Europe and they are amazing community
Yes, thugg cult is presented as aberration and not the norm of Indian culture.
There is so much i could so about how much i love this movie specifically. I watched this one on repeat growing up!! The opening scene is my fave scene. I even used a scene from this movie for a project in college. So glad to see your first reaction to it!!!
They should do a spin off with an adult Short Round. Could be a fun time.
Quan doesn't want to I thought.
Not sure if you noticed, but according to the sign you can briefly see at the 4:20 mark, the club they were in at the beginning is Club Obi-Wan. Always thought that was a cute Easter egg
Kate Capshaw, who played Willie in this movie, later married Steven Spielberg. The dress she wore while performing the opening sequence was a one-of-a-kind dress that had been made with beads and sequins from the 1920s and was historically significant. Unfortunately, during shooting, one of the elephants got ahold of the dress (while Capshaw wasn't wearing it), and chewed it up. The costume designer, who was responsible for filling out the insurance claim afterward, had to put "eaten by elephant" on the claim form.
Youll find out in the next one why he hates snakes.
The huge villain who got crushed while Indy was fighting him was the same actor (stuntman) that was chopped up by a plane propeller in RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK.
Weird fun fact: The crocodiles in the river below are supposed to be mugger crocodiles from India, or even possibly the Salt Water crocs. However, those pictured in the movie are plain old Florida alligators on a set.
I actually noticed they were alligators the first time I watched "Temple of Doom" all the way through. The fact that they had alligators standing in for crocodiles bothered me more than it should have...
When they made the Temple of the Forbidden Eye ride in Disneyland, one of the concepts was that it would mimic this ride and has many similarities to the mine care part of this movie.
You should watch Jumanji, it’s so funny, it was such a mood and I feel like you would love it ❤
The Indiana Jones before this one was called "The Emperor's Tomb". Its the prequel before this one. Its a video game for the xbox, ps2, and xbox 360. Its an awesome game i highly recommend. I think (dont wanna misspell his name) but the emperor in the jade jar is an artifact you can find in the game.
I was a little girl when I first saw this movie back in the 80's and it scared the shit out of me! If I remember correctly, this movie is the reason for the PG-13 rating.
This and Gremlins were responsible for the rating.
@@elijahvincent985 i think poltergeist had a hand in it as well. lol all spielberg films whether director or producer/writer.
27:39
That's same actor that played the big German in Raiders of the lost ark.
Birmingham wrestler Pat Roach.
The brutal guard who gets crushed in the rock crusher is played by Pat Roach. He also played the big Nazi who dies by propeller in Raiders.
You should watch Willow if you haven't already. Peak 80s fantasy. Pat Roach is in it, too.
THANK YOU for your reaction! No stupid comments, like I have seen on other channels reacting to this.
I got to ride the rollercoaster for this at Disneyland many times. The Mine Cart Madness level from Donkey Kong Country was also inspired by this.
I went with friends and family to Disneyland for opening day of this ride. Didn’t actually ride it (my sister wouldn’t give me cuts) that time but did on subsequent visits. Quality ride, and they even made standing in line a pleasure!
@Divamarja_CA oh yea forgot how fun even the lines were cave-like and atmospheric. Very themed, just like the Superman ride at Six Flags
Can't wait for Last Crusade It's my favorite, and features the legendary Sean Connery.
"Like bugs, insect, no" my favorite quote by you. Oh the irony. 😂😂
"I have a bad feeling about this." 🙌 A good one, Cpt Solo!
Ke Huy Quan, who played Short Round, has gone on to have a pretty glorious acting career. Recently, he's been in Everything Everywhere All At Once, and was also a major character in Season 2 of the Disney+ series, Loki. But yeah, this is very much Indy in his opportunistic treasure-hunter phase, where he was very much guilty of the kinds of things that he would tell other archeologists off for in the other movies. It's kind of cool to see his character progression over the years.
The sacrifice scene in the temple is one of the most intense and engaging scenes ever, it really makes your heart pump
0:58 you call him Dr Jones! 😂
And look forward to your reaction to "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade". You will discover the reason Indy fears snakes
37:50 to 37:57 - Notice how Indy was doing pull-ups as he swung from the platform to the mine cart to join Willy and Shortround? (Look at the position of his arms throughout the 7 seconds.)
I think which one is your favorite depends on when you see them. I always loved Last Crusade the most, because this one scared me shitless as a kid and I was disturbed by the idea of being in that rack and lowered into lava.
And the Last Crusade has become a favorite mostly because as I get older, the rebuilding of a parent relationship really resonates with me.
Wore this VHS out with my little brothers as a kid. This movie is wild as an adult and can’t believe my parents let us watch it as 6,7, and 8 year olds. 😂
This is my favorite one out of the whole franchise ❤❤❤ I love short round❤❤❤
also in the outtake, short round had seen one of the thuggee guards land accidentally on a torch and wake up and run out of the mining area. that's how he knew how to help indy.
If you want more of Short Round warch the Goonies!!
A lot of people thought Willie was very annoying and disliked her…but honestly given what she was put though I feel like her reactions were not only understandable but utterly reasonable
Haha with the bugs.....reminds me of Joey in friends "I feel like it's on me"
As a kid, I had a VHS tape from HBO that had The Goonies and then this film- I watched it so much that I could sing the opening song in some kind of terrible Mandarin (phonetically, of course). I still say all the lines along with the actors! I think I wore that tape out. This film IS darker than Raiders of the Lost Ark- crazy to think this passed as a good movie for children- and Spielberg attributes that to going through his divorce at the time and being in a darker place mentally. But he always says it turned out exactly the way it should have, because he met his wife! They're still married and they always seem like a couple that are very in tune with each other- meant to be, I guess. I know people think Willie's an annoying character, but I love her anyway. The film needed her and Shorty for comic relief.
I wasn't a fan of this one. It didn't have the same depth as the first one. LOVED the 3rd one.... absolutely my favorite.🤗
Great reaction, my friend. Love from Yorktown, VA USA.❤❤❤❤❤♥️
36:40 NO CAPES!
- Edna Mode
Both Willie and Jones wait anxiously for each other...
Willie:"He's not coming."
Jones:"She's not coming."
😄
After working with my best friend as equipment managers for our high school football team, I nicknamed him "Short Round" because he was, well, shorter than me, he was my 'sidekick', even though we were technically equals, and his snappy comebacks were equal to this kid's. The name has stuck thirteen years on LOL
Third one is my favorite. It’s definitely the most fun.
Animal Kingdom in Disney World, FL, is adding a new _Indiana Jones_ themed area/zone. The Temple of Doom might be constructed as a roller coaster attraction. 😉
I was "fortunate" to be in the theater on opening day...and the general consenus of the crowd was like EWWWWWWWWW GROSSSSSSSSSS and (refering to human sacrifice, child slavery) "well that was dark. "
Not to mention the monkey brains, eyeball soup, etc.
In the next movie of the triology (The Last Cursade) you'll find out why he is afraid of snakes. And somewhere in the movie he is asked from someone "Can you fly?" "Fly? Yes! Land? No!" it seems he learnt to fly at the beginning oft this movie (Temple of Doom)
Spielberg and Lucas were both going through divorces at the time and were not in a good mood. Lucas also wanted the second Indy to be the dark one, same as Empire Strikes Back was the darker second Star Wars, and Spielberg went along with it. It's their least favorite of any of the original trilogy, but Spielberg likes the adventure set pieces, which were much less storyboarded. This one was a lot more improvised, as far as that went, in large part because Harrison Ford herniated a disc or two in his back filming the fight scene with the Thugee in his room in the palace. A lot of the stuff in the mine was filmed with his stunt double while he was recovering from his injury and surgery, and they shot what the double thought would look exciting.
Sad that you didn't notice that the club they were at the beginning of the movie is called Club Obi-Wan
an amazing movie by Steven Spielberg I can recommend.. "War Horse", should totally watch 😭
The 3rd movie is my favourite.
Yes the rock did help the village; to activate them they need to be near each other or the incantation in hindi. Indy says a phrase in hindi and it mentions shiva.
"She's probably going to have no problem eating this food now, eh?".....Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
45:39 Yep, unplanned prequels tend to introduce inconsistencies like this.
Looking forward for your reaction to the last crusade. Imo the best of all three.
43:47 I think he was hoping his body would land on Indian Jones making both of them fall.
When Indy used his shoes to slow the mine cart, I was thinking you guys aren't going that fast, you could jump out and roll and be relatively fine lol.
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1:39 1:40 1:41 1:45 1:46 if you’re wondering why he was so concerned about that diamond is because that diamond was a MacGuffin from “the adventures of young Indiana Jones” (A prequel TV show) The diamond’s name is “the peacocks eye”.
This film is 1984. The TV series was 1992-94. So any backstory from the tv show was retrofit later. Doesn't make you wrong. But it also has nothing to do with interpreting this film from the perspective of viewers in the 1980s. Indy is concerned with the diamond...because the script says so. It's provenance bespeaks another adventure, offscreen, we can only imagine. E.g., Indy has crazy adventures we know nothing of. The tv answer is almost certainly less fun than leaving the answer open.
@@johnmaster3748 well I still like the explanation from the TV show from what I see I think the TV show is actually pretty interesting especially with it trying to be educational.
The tv show was based on the movies, not the other way around. So, the reason Indy was interested in the diamond at the time of the Temple of Doom was unknown.
@@NoKoolAidForMe I know that I’m just saying the TV show explains why though.
@@NoKoolAidForMe You know one day I want to watch all of Indiana Jones in chronological order starting with the TV show and then the movies.
25:48 It's funny how many times I've seen this movie. And just as that music was playing I was thinking "Did you overlay Duel of the Fates" over this part? And then you commented how similar to Star Wars it sounded. I've never noticed that in the moment while watching.
The third movie is the best out of all of them. Also, that little kid is the guy in the multi dimensional movie. I can’t remember the name of it but everywhere everything all at once something like that he is also one of the main characters in the Loki series. I believe he was also in the goonies.
The funny thing for me watching these movies again is that I recognise the scenes more from the LEGO Indiana Jones game than I do from when I last saw the movies.
I’ve seen this movie many times and don’t ever remember it saying it was a prequel 👀 makes so much more sense now lol except as you said about the part with him not believing - unless it gave him side effects and made him forget 🤔the ritual scene gave me nightmares 🥲 it’s one of the most memorable scenes- Willie always annoyed me- too over the top lol love Short round! Next one is the best in my opinion