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Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) First Time Watching - Movie REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2022
- Marc and I go head-to-head with Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) for the first time!
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Original Film: Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
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When ''Raiders of the Lost Ark'' (original title) was playing in the cinemas short after its first release, my uncle had already an illegal copy on tape (with German audio, and double subtitles, Dutch & French), and we (the whole family of my father's side) watched it at my grandmom's house. It was one of the greatest movie experiences I've ever had in my life, and it is still one of my all time favorite movies!
Hey Peter! Haha ahhh the good ol' VHS piracy days! Good times :) Yeah this is definitely a movie the whole family can watch/enjoy.
Wait until a later movie when you find out how he really got his name! 😂
Ahhhh!!! Ok so we will get the story.. Good. :)
And just wait to find out why Indy has such a phobia about snakes & how he got that scar across his chin (it all is in the same movie - name origin included there too). 😉✌️
OMG 😂 the cut to you doing the shots was so cute and funny. Made my day.
Haha awesome!
Such a great series. My favorite has always been The Last Crusade. Sean Connery just adds such a great father/son dynamic to that one.
Wasn’t he the best? I remember Spielberg saying who else could play Indy’s dad, had to be 007! ⭐️
Same, Last Crusade for me ❤️
I LOVE Indiana Jones - so from what I've heard, when filming the scene where Indiana shoots the guy that is waving the sword around, the scene was originally shot to be a big sword fight. Harrison was sick during filming that scene so they changed it to him just shooting the guy lol
Hi Aegis! Thank you. Yeah that's a great scene, and it definitely works for me this way. Very funny.
Also in the sequels they do make call back references and even poke fun at Indy's gun. 😆
I parachuted in here to say this also; this scene is the original "Viggo broke his toes kicking the helmet" in terms of a guaranteed footnote you'll hear when watching ;-) Great, fun vid as always
I can’t believe you had not seen this ! Such an iconic action series… really glad to be here for your catch-up ❤
Thanks Marie! We'd both seen images or parts over the years, but never the full movies. :)
When Hollyweird makes only Dumpster Fires, Classic movies of the past are the cure.;)
I’ll let others have share all the fun facts about this film. So, what I love about Indiana Jones is that he got the ever living crap kicked outta him ALL the time. He was a smartass who thrived on perseverance and integrity, and a drive to discover solely for the sake of discovering. With a bit of luck and knowledge, he’s a fun character to share an adventure.
Cheers guys :)
Yeah, I can totally see that already! We both were talking about how we couldn't see anyone else playing this role except him. He's just so good and iconic. The only person we thought of who would be fun would be maybe Bradley Cooper (he's a little older than HF when he first cracked the whip, but faces are more moisturized in Hollywood these days..)
@@DavidvsFilm thank God for Neutrogena! 😉
One of the few good things about Covid shutting down everything is that here in Arkansas, most places stayed open, including the movie theaters. But with the lack of movies coming out, every week my theater would play a 1980s classic! So I got to see all three of the Indiana Jones movies (the fourth one doesn’t count), goonies, Jurassic Park, for some reason they only had the Empire strikes back from the Star Wars trilogy, The back to the future of trilogy, a few others that are escaping my memory at the moment, and weirdly the first avengers movie! It was awesome seeing Indiana Jones on the big screen. I only got to see the third one in theaters the first time around. But if you want to have your mind blown about Raiders of the lost Ark, you might want to look up on RUclips with the clip from the big bang theory were they talk about it. I think it’s only around five minutes long, but it will leave you stumped! I’m so glad you enjoyed it! It’s definitely one of my favorites! 💙💙💙
That's really cool!! Yeah, we were pretty open here in Texas too, but I don't remember movie theaters doing that much. All I remember was them renting the theaters out to parties if you wanted, etc. That's awesome though! I wish I had not already seen Ghostbusters or Back to the Future so that I could watch those too.
Great reactions guys! I actually surprised you liked it as much as you did! Can't wait for the rest of the franchise!
Thanks buddy!!! Yeah we set expectations low and it went high lol
I remember seeing this in the theater as a kid, and I can definitely say this is the movie that made me fall in love with cinema if that makes any sense.
Hey Jeff! Yeah, that totally makes sense. The movie like that for me was Forrest Gump.
@@DavidvsFilm yes I can see why! Another classic
@@DavidvsFilm have you seen Dead poets society…
Same here. Even remember the theater & who I went with. 😀
One of my favorite movies. Another one of my favorite's you guys should react to is The Final Countdown (1980) The U.S.S. Nimitz goes back to December 6th, 1941. It's filmed on the Nimitz.
Familiar with Nimitz but not the movie- I'll look it up! Thanks for the recommendation, Craig. Appreciate you-
This movie is awesome! And so rewatchable. Great characters and great story line! The jones shooting of the scimitar warrior was Harrison’s idea. They used it and kept it in the movie.
100% rewatchable. I can easily see this being on during a Saturday or Sunday
I'm glad to see you two enjoyed this so much
Such fun! Such a classic! Thanks for sharing. Here we go! :)
Thank you Robert!!
I remember seeing this in the theater when it came out. Such a great movie! Love all of your reactions but this one was so good.
Aww thank you Jane!! And we've just begun!
Animal House is the first movie I saw with this main actress! A great, funny watch if you haven't seen!
That's right!! I forgot she was in that. Thank you-
So many modern day adventure movies do nods to the Indiana jones movie. So glad you watched this. I would love to see you watch some classical movies.
Such a fun film, glad you guys enjoyed it!
Maybe the funnest film ever? Might be my top pick for that category
Great to see you two react to this movie, the second one IMO is not the greatest, but the third makes up for it 1000 times over. Again, thanks for the review.
Thanks David, can't wait!
The scene in the market with Indy chasing Marion and he did the sword guy. Harrison Ford had a 102 fever, that's why they just had him shoot the sword guy instead of a prolonged fight
Such a great, fun movie. Him at the end in that suit walking with Marian is pure perfection. 🔥 And, as always, fun to watch along with you two and you're funny banter! 😁 Y'all should react to Spielbergs first feature length directorial debut, Duel. I believe it was like 70 or 71 when it came out. Also stars my cousin, Dennis Weaver. Lol.
P.S. Harrison Ford is sexy AF!! 😏
Thanks Liz! And no way!! I've had others recommend Duel, but I had no idea your cousin starred in it. That's pretty cool.
I don’t know much of the behind the scenes stuff on Indy. But I do know that the truck at 21:00 is outside the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland. It’s really cool to see a piece of film history up close.
At the last D23 conference in Anaheim, they revealed the new Indy movie. Harrison Ford came out to his theme song and much fan fare. He said “That music follows me everywhere I go.” He got choked up a little bit and promised the fans this new movie is everything we ever wanted. This part means a lot to Harrison Ford. He is very passionate about this role.
Ahh cool!! How is the ride at Disneyland? I've heard it's pretty awesome.
@@DavidvsFilm it’s really great! It does need some TLC tho. It’s definitely one of the best rides and gets wait times of over an hour very easily. I always ride it first thing. 🤠
Saw this about 15 times in the theater when I was 13. Broke the previous record that I set with Grease when I was 10. 😆😆😆
Ah cool, yeah I could definitely see wanting to watch this multiple times. A great movie!
Raiders with the Last Crusade are epitome of great adventure films. Great score, amazing set, with great actors and generation defining action scenes.
Yay! So excited hope you continue the trilogy, the 3rd is probably my favorite, I always had a crush on Sean Connery RIP! Even though I'm only 40 haha he aged like fine wine 🍷
Be prepared for Temple Of Doom it's a wild ride!
Hey Lauren! We are ready for ToD this weekend. I love Sean Connery also. One move that I would like Marc to check out is The Rock.
Neat fact. The scene when Indiana just shoots the sword guy… Harrison Ford was really sick when they shot that and he was suppose to have a huge fight scene with the sword dude, he wasn’t up for it so he improved the shooting him. Absolutely hilarious
Well it works! haha. Thanks, Richelle!
Nice to see you have stumbled upon another iconic trilogy. (Yes, I know what I said.)
The filming in Tunisia (North Africa) was rough to say the least. The temperature many days got over 130°f (50°c)
In addition to the stifling heat, nearly every member of the cast and crew contracted amoebic dysentery from the local food. This prompted Ford to ask if he could just shoot the swordsman, as opposed to a long drawn out fight which would have taken 3 days to shoot. Speilberg opted for the quick humorous approach. Speilberg himself never actually got sick because he brought water and canned food with him from England.
Weird Al Yankovic parodied the opening sequence to this movie, in the opening sequence to his movie UHF.
This movie was originally just titled Raiders Of The Lost Ark. Upon huge success and a sequel, Indiana Jones was later added.
Ok. I've blabbed enough. Have a good day.
Awesome background info- thank you!!! And lol @ "I know what I said."
Raiders had a $20 million budget. The real location of the ark of the covenant is unknown (though there are some who claim it is kept hidden in a chapel in the town of Aksum in northern Ethiopia).
Ahhh interesting! Thanks, D.T.
Yeesss!
Indiana Jones & Star Wars were the film reel of my childhood
"Raiders of the Lost Ark": Turn back the clock to the 1930's and cliffhanger serials. Spielberg wanted to "do James Bond, " but Lucas thought of cliffhanger films. With their second choice leading man cast, Harrison Ford got an academic upgrade to "Dr. Henry Jones, Jr." and another iconic character and franchise. Alfred Molina's first major movie role; amazing that he didn't get Arachnophobia. Karen Allen's Two-Fisted "Marion Ravenwood " is an equal to Indy, unlike "Witless Willy," aka the next Mrs. Spielberg. Wanna play a game?: ruclips.net/video/LZZXJ3zCRDQ/видео.html
If you guys like this movie, I'd love to see you react to The Mummy starring Brendan Frasier and Racheal Weiss!! I love that movie!
Edit: I posted the above comment before you literally talked about seeing The Mummy already lol. Either way, I'd still love to see you react to it ☺️ Also you mentioned Kentucky and I'm from there lol. It is a beautiful state ☺️
What an amazing montage of Marc 😂😂😂 that was hysterical! Great reaction and movie! It’s one of the very best. There are so many great moments in Indiana Jones, and I can’t wait to see you react to the others (although this is probably my favorite of all of the movies).
Thank you, Pamela! I've been holding on to those clips for a while now. Glad to finally put them to good use :)
@@DavidvsFilm LOL I’m so glad you did! Amazing!
*Watching the greatest adventure movie ever made* "Have you seen 'The Mummy'? That was a great movie."
Wasn't expecting this franchise, but I'm here for it! Until the 4th film, anyway 😂
Haha well the plan right now is to watch the first 3 and see where we go from there ;)
23:26 I really thought David was about to say "it's the motion of the ocean" lmao
Hahahah dammit.
The original actor that was supposed to be Indiana Jones was Tom Selleck. They even made movie posters. Selleck couldn't get time off from doing Magnum P. I., so they replaced him with Harrison Ford
Thank God. lol. Nothing against Tom Selleck, I just can't picture him as Indy now that I've seen Harrison Ford. Though to be fair, I couldn't picture HF riding around Hawaii in a Ferrari with a 45lb moustache either, so..
I work on a lot of Food Network shows, so I can regularly be heard saying "Cakes...why'd it have to be cakes?" No one ever gets it, though 😢
Ok I would laugh at that totally.
And that's really cool, btw, that you work on TFN shows. Most of my time is spent editing videos these days, but prior to that my hobby was always cooking.
@@DavidvsFilm Keep an eye out for Ciao House! coming soon to FN. Chefs live and compete in a real Tuscan villa, and learn how to make handmade pasta from actual Italian Nonnas! Who will be crowned Capo di Cazzi?! TV commercial jokes aside, I think this one might be pretty good 🤞
Love this series. Couldn't even guess how many times I've seen it. ~Love your reaction. 😅🤣😂 🧡
LMAO at "Sherwin Williams nightmare" 😂
Hahaha thanks!! :)
That title revision gives me Forest Whitaker Eye. 😂
Hahaha Forest Whitaker eye
@@DavidvsFilm Haven’t even seen the reaction yet (saving that for tonight so I can kick back with a snack and really enjoy it!), but yeah, when studios turn successful movies into franchises, then rebrand the first one (see also Rambo: First Blood 😠), really makes my butt tired. 😂 Looking forward to the reaction tonight! 👍🏼
My life outside of my college teaching is not even a smidge close to Indiana's!😳😂
lol!!
I love when he pushes the giant block out of the snake pit and you can see it bouncing in the shadow 😂
Get outta here, no way. Now I have to go rewatch that scene! That's hilarious. In part of our dialogue that I ended up cutting, I told Marc how often times the giant stones we see, or pillars, columns, etc., are foam. Easy to shave, shape, paint, etc.
When you asked about how they filmed it with the snakes? The cobra was for real. They actually had a piece of glass between Harrison Ford and the snake, and the snake actually struck the glass. They also had a snake wrangler. They had thousands of snakes. Those scenes were filmed in Tunisia. The stunt man who did the dragging scene under the truck was an older stuntman who'd done a lot of westerns, and that was for real. No special effects. And National Treasure was inspired by this movie
Thank you for the info!! And that would be a big ol' NO on the snakes, glass or not. haha (knowing full well with me all they'd have to say is, "Here is $1000." And I'd be like, "Lemme meet this snake..")
So excited for you to watch these! Obviously Indiana is an icon. The second one I can't stand because it's scary and very gross, but I'm really pumped for you to get to the Last Crusade :D
Fun fact during the making of Jurassic Park in 1992 the island of Kauai was hit by a hurricane of 145 mile an hour winds. While trying to get of the island Kathleen Kennedy ran into Jake the pilot from Raiders.
Hey that’s cool!
I believe a lot of those scenes were filmed in Tunisia.
Oh cool, ok, thank you Krystal
Can I just say that I love ❤️ when y'all do the couplThang!!! reaction thang!!!
Thanks Michelle! ❤️❤️
If you’re gonna take all of the decorations down before, “Temple of Doom”, ya might wanna just leave the bats. 🦇 🦇🦇😁
You guys are the funniest and best! Thank you! Lovin' the vids!
Thank you!!! We really appreciate that.
I don't know if anyone has mentioned it already, but the dessert stuff was filmed, as I understand it, in Palo Duro canyon in Texas.
Thanks David! I don’t remember hearing that yet, no.
The Falva Flav reference was both hilarious and genius. The medallion is a LOT like a clock, in this instance.
Haha glad you enjoyed that Robert! I’m sure the Flav is also pleased we kept him in our thoughts.
The entire premise of this movie is based off of Sat afternoon 'Matinee Serials' that played at the local theater when people my age, (Lucas & Spielberg age) watched when we were children.
The Budget for Raiders of the Lost Ark was $20m which is about $65m in todays dollars. With a gross of over $210m I'd say they got their money back.
There were stunt man on set & they did many of the stunts. Harrison Ford did a lot of his stunts as well & Harrison Ford 'was injured', and production 'was delayed'. They used more stunt men & less HF stunts on the next film... Something about high insurance costs.
14.04 - amazing scene, one of my fav in all this trilogy. I've seen the 4th part (with crystal skulls) like 3 times but could not remember anything particular :D well with the exeption of the finale.
Awwwww also, Marc looks so cute in his glasses!
Thank you Sara Ann! Blind as a bat, girl!
@@DavidvsFilm Samesies. Such bullshit we have to pay money to see lol
Love Karen Allen. Always been one of my biggest Hollywood crushes. She most famously played Boon’s girlfriend in Animal House. But my favorite movie of hers was a small romantic movie called Until September.
Thanks Don! Yeah she’s great. And thanks for the heads up on Until September- I don’t recall that one.
I'm very happy to be past Halloween since I don't do scary! I'm looking forward to your Temple of Doom reaction. That's always been my favorite of the films.
Hey Pam!! We just watched that one this weekend. About to edit it now. So good!
This film is a classic, can't wait for the next one! Films like the Mummy and National Treasure succeeded because they were heavily influenced by Raiders! The Mummy series would be good to react to as well! So good!
Totally agree with you. I saw and loved the Mummy series but Marc hasn't seen.
Great reaction here to a beloved classic action/adventure film. 🤠👍
Just yesterday I showed my girlfriend 'Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom' (1984) first (and later today I'll be showing her 'Radiers') which she has never seen any of the Indy Jones films before...I showed her Temple Of Doom first because it is actually a prequel (taking place a year before Raiders begins) and because she still had a little leftover scary movie season/Halloween vibes & Temple Of Doom (due to the subject matter & title) was a way to ease/bridge her from creepy movies into more action/adventure films (if that makes any sense) 😮...
Movie trivia fun fact - At one time Tom Selleck was selected to be Indiana Jones (there is even a screen test of him as Indy on RUclips) however at the time Tom recently signed a contract with the TV series Magnum P.I. and the producers of that show would not allow Tom the necessary time off from the TV shooting schedule to be able to do Raiders...so Harrison Ford ended up getting the role (and the rest is history). 😉✌️
Ahh cool, Michael!! How did she like it?
@@DavidvsFilm - She loved it & wants to see all of them
I'm so glad you guys are tackling this series. This one is my favourite, but they all have their shining moments and many people prefer the third one!! I hope you guys enjoy them all!!! btw budget was $20 million.
65 million in todays dollars
Karen Allen also starred in "National Lampoon's Animal House"
Indy is also not my favorite but I can deal with it. lol I just actually watched it all the way through to make sure that I had. I know I like Temple of Doom so I wasn't sure what's in which movie. I actually like all the weird esoteric stuff so it's funny that this wasn't my thing as a kid. I started by watching this old show "In Search Of" so I knew about Crystal Skulls before Indy had them. That movie destroyed childhoods tho. You'll see.
Hi Antoinette!! Yeah I wasn't sure if either of us would like this, but it was great! I know a few things from over the years about these movies (the first 3), but I don't know anything about Crystal Skull at all.
@@DavidvsFilm That came out when we were all grown and very vocal about movies on the internet. So all of us basically accused Lucas/Spielberg of doing damage to our childhoods. Internet outrage used to be way more fun. Matrix: Resurrections got some of that kind of heat. People get angry when they revisit an old property and make a crappy update so it gets pretty ugly.
This was a fun watch, Indy is just one of those timeless characters everyone can enjoy. Two is good but I don’t think it beats the first movie, if/when you watch it see if you can catch the Dan Akroyd cameo. Three is great fun at least as good as the first.
We're watching it this weekend, @ambertdot42! I'll be on Akroyd patrol..
Yo my dudes, such a lot of fun.
Thanks so much!!
Great series 👍
Great movie, but my personal favorite is the 3rd one. I watched it so many times when I grew up.
Yeah I'm a big Sean Connery fan, so I can't wait for that one :)
@@DavidvsFilm I didn't want to spoil the casting lol Connery is amazing as usual.
Good luck with Temple of Doom though.... it's... different from the other 2 lol
Really hope you watch the third installment, the Last Crusade...it is my fave out of the four.☺💚
Yeah that seems to be the consensus! We definitely will, don't you worry.
Three minutes in and 2 spit takes already. This is gonna be good!!
We are here to serve. lol
Principal photography began in June 1980 on a $20 million budget and concluded the following September.
Thanks, @mikeman!
My favorite of the series❤
Thanks, Barbara! These were so much fun!! I honestly enjoyed Temple of Doom way more than I expected, probably because so many people bashed it up front. This one probably was my favorite though :)
Look at young Doc Ock & Bellaq is Rev. Shooter from Hot Fuzz 😂
I cannot wait to watch Hot Fuzz!! I watched Shaun of the Dead and had no idea I’d love it as much as I did. But watching the trailer for HF makes me think I’ll actually like it even more.
The Last Crusade is the best one by far!!!
The Egyptian scenes (and the island scenes) were filmed in Tunisia, about 20 miles from Tattouine (where Star Wars) was filmed. I've been there, and it's super!!!
Awesome, thank you Chris! I bet it's amazing landscapes out there. Just as it appears.
Didn't you call me a Numpty a few months ago? lol :)
the cobra was real- there was a glass panel put up
First, kinda surprise you made it this far in life without seeing Indiana and his amazing adventures! Second, I'm going to have to watch it later...in faculty workshop meetings all day! I feel like I'm a student again wanting to skip class!😜So this will be my reward for being a good educator!😂 Third, it is a liquid sunshine kind of day here in Oregon☺💚🌧🌧
Woohoo for the great weather, boohoo for faculty meetings. But it'll be over before you know it. :) And yeah! There are so many modern classics like this, and just movies in general, that got by me. I've seen a lot though, like Ghostbusters, Goonies, the Vacation movies, Back to the Future, but there are a lot like this that I haven't. And Marc has seen very few because he's just never been a big movie person.
garments like that aren't hot at all! They're made out of fabric that wicks away sweat, are very lightweight, and (as noted) keep off the sun.
The black ones, on the other hand...
thanks, @funsalmon! Yeah I thought about that afterwards, that they're probably really lightweight.
I was hoping someone else would have answered this by now but the movie was done on a $20 million dollar budget, or about $65 million today. As much as I love this movie I have always wondered why Indy didn't just run back under the giant meatball when it started rolling at him? Ah well, great reactions from you two.
I had never thought about it before, but I bet the stone sealed the entrance to the tomb. So not only was he surprised by it, and we tend to run away from things when surprised rather than towards, but with his education and experience he might have recognized or guessed that it would seal him in if he didn't get out first. Just my guess.
The giant boulder at the beginning was not only there to crush you, but it also sealed the entrance to the temple shut- which is why Indy had to run ahead of it, or be trapped forever.
Also, movie made 389 million.
ALL of the comments in this thread are the VERY DEFINITION of why I love doing this channel!! Thank you guys so much for the dialogue and the info :)
@@DavidvsFilm also, it is a statistical fact that in south Texas, even when surrounded by amazingly authentic Mexican food, south Texans still go to Taco Bell for Mexican food at least 33% of the time. That’s 1/3 of Mexican meals per week. Crazy, but true.
National Treasure, The Mummy, and Pirates of the Caribbean all owe a huge debt to the Indiana Jones movies. And between this and Star Wars, Harrison Ford became a household name.
Karen Allen was in Scrooged. Another film in the 80s she was in,, is Starman with Jeff Bridges
Oh I don't know about that one! Someone mentioned Animal House too, which I have seen but forgot she was in it.
@@DavidvsFilm if memory serves, I believe she was in The Wanderers as well 1979
Love your reaction ^^
And btw they didn't show the gross kills since it's still a PG movie like the star wars (yes, I know, it's shocking but the indiana jones movies are kids movies ^^).
I can't wait for you to react to temple of doom since it's my favorite of the trilogy but be prepared it is pretty shocking and scary (so still in line with october month in fact). Georges Lucas made the same decision he did with the second star wars (the empire strikes back) by making the second one of the trilogy darker with higher emotional stakes.
So sorry for my bad english ;)
Marc's sour-puss face is so priceless I had to watch it a second time. Can we get him on that hot wing tasting show? 🤣 Looking forward to more Indiana hi-jinks with you both.
OMG can you imagine?? I can't think of anything else that he has that strong of a reaction to, but I'll start experimenting with terrible food. More to come! lol
The meatball!😂😂😂😂
The montage of Mark taking shots. 🤣🤣🤣☠️☠️ I feel you, Mark. The only alcohol besides champagne that I can handle has to be something like a Sex on the Beach where you cannot taste the alcohol at all!
Those are good! And yeah, it's so funny because he loves shots. But then as soon as he does them, unless they're really mild, he looks like he's just been poisoned.
@@DavidvsFilm 🤣🤣 I know that face, I twist up like a lemon!
@@DavidvsFilm I don't drink often. My mom was an alcoholic and most of us offspring either follow suit or never touch it. I'm a three drinks a year type of person, so I am not big on the taste, although I was big on Kamikazes in my 20's.
Ford did a lot of his own stunts, until his stunt double was hanging around looking depressed. He asked him what was wrong, to which the double explained that when he was on call but not used, he didn’t get paid. Harrison Ford, furious that no one told him that, then insisted the stunt double take over the stunts.
Ya'll should watch the DaVinci Code trilogy! I don't think anyone else has done it!
Hey thanks Megan! Yeah, so I've seen the first one of that trilogy, but not the others. And I don't think Marc has seen any of them. I'd totally be down for that.
Did you notice that Jones got shot in the shoulder, shortly after you commented on him being bulletproof? XD
Budget for this movie was $20 million
Thanks, @StarryRoses!
Marc hasn't seen the Mummy?!? Not trying to movie shame ya but come on! LoL 😉 David you MUST have him watch it, Brendan is amazing in it. I was lucky to get his autograph bc my EX father in law used to work in the movie making biz and he knew I was a big fan.
Hey that's awesome!!! Any other celeb autographs you have? And Yeah, I want him to watch definitely.
@@DavidvsFilm I do have one more famous autograph...Have you heard of the great girls band The Bangles? Many years ago they were performing in Eugene...and they ate at the restaurant where my sister worked. She was a server and they were one of her customers that night. She knew I loved them..I mean come on, Walk Like an Egyptian was banging hot! LoL So they signed a band photo for her to give to me. I still have it somewhere in a desk drawer...that was literally a lifetime ago!😳😄💚
All the Indy movie are good. Last Crusade is my favorite. I still remember the Diet Coke commercial that ran when the video came out.
The end of this film is a good example of why you don’t try to order God around.
The budget was a little over $8.3 million and it made over $367 million
So it was profitable... lol
National Treasure was derived from this. Romancing the Stone, as well.
Romancing the Stone! That's a movie I definitely want to see! I have memories of watching it as a little kid, but it's one of those things where I'm not sure if I actually did watch it, or if I'm just creating the memory from scenes of War of the Roses set against a jungle backdrop lol
I looooved my Atari!!!👏I couldn't get enough of my Ms Pac-man video game!😂
And Pong :)
13.09 - the guy who brings plate of dates its the actor who were small double for hobbits in LOTR. Actualy one of 4 small doubles for hobbits.
What??? That’s awesome. You know how much I love that trivia. Thanks!
@@DavidvsFilm I found his name - Kiran Shah :)
The Hebrew bible says Shishak (possibly Ramases II with a pun on the Hebrew word for “attacker”) plundered Jerusalem. Presumably the Ark was taken. That’s the last point recorded history has of the Ark. Also, I like to think the spirits at the climax are the Shekhinah, which is in Kabbalah. This word is a feminine form of shakhan, which means “dwell”. The Hebrew bible quotes YHVH as saying the Israelites are to construct the Ark so that he may dwell with them. In Kabbalah, the shekhinah is the manifestation of divine power. It’s expressed with feminine allusion.
Ahhhh I see. Thanks so much Geoff!! That definitely adds more background to it.
"I never trust a guy in a bowtie."
Me: Bowties are cool. Any Whovian will tell you so.
Haha snap. Dr Who is a major show that I still have not watched. I’ve seen the first two, but I really need to get back into it. I don’t know if Marc would like it or not, bow tie aside ;)
Trivia about the Nordic witch ( … me).. i love snakes! They are beautiful!! Don’t want them in my house! But still!
Hahahah uh yeah, I don't want them in my house either!
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It was a sandstone…
Thank you so much for reacting this masterpiece don't forget reacts all franchise: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, The Last Crusade and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
Thanks Pedro! Temple of Doom reaction hitting in about 45 minutes.
@@DavidvsFilm Cool👍
20 million budget and filmed in Tunisia, same as Star Wars.