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The same kid was in the movie The Goonies and was funny there as well !! You should definitely watch it if you’ve never seen it!! It’s a classic from the 80s
@@JedHead77 Yes it is. I figured that she liked Marion it would motivate her to watch "Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull", plus there are much juicier spoilers that I'm keeping silent.
You know, if you want to see films set in India, there's two well known David Lean movies: A Passage to India, and The Bridge on the River Kwai. Also, George Orwell's writings were frequently set in British India since that was where he was born and raised. His novel, Burmese Days, was critical of Britain's colonial presence in South Asia. As were many of his short stories when he began writing.
The banquet scene isnt meant to be "a typical meal in india"; it's supposed to show that something is _obviously_ fucked up in the palace, as indy's conversation very clearly hints at (aka the cult). And of course its a perfect excuse to fuck with willie's character.
Yeah, it's covered more succinctly in the novelization where the Colonial military guy realizes it's amiss and that's his reason for going and bringing the cavalry in.
Indiana Jones was named after George Lucas’s dog Indiana and Willie Scott is named after Steven Spielberg's dog Willie, but yes, her full name is as you say.
In the scene where Indy has his nightmare right after drinking the blood, where he's laying down and screaming in agony, my dad is just off-camera holding his legs down so Indy can sort of lift his upper body up and squirm around.
The villagers are Sri Lankan, I'm from the same island, they're some of the best actors and actresses from Sri Lanka. I know one the the actresses personally. They left a massive cultural impact in the Sri Lankan Cinema.
My idea is that the Indian government at the time didn't approve of the film being shot on the mainland due to its portrayal of the country and elements of the Hindu faith, such being how the goddess "Kali" is portrayed. I've heard that the actor who actually plays the head of the village was a Sri Lankan actor who didn't speak any English, and simply repeated what he heard Spielberg tell him to say with a headpiece in his ear.
With regards to the banquet scene, the official Behind the Scenes book, there's actually a deleted scene from the script where Indy concludes the banquet was to try and scare them away. When asked why, Indy says " Those foods are forbidden for Hindu. Which makes you wonder what they are..." Probably something they should have kept in the movie tbh.
Temple of Doom is definitely my favorite Indiana Jones movie. I love that it doesn't try to simply replicate the original film. It's dark and bold and awesome. The main trio is fantastic! Shorty and Indy are amazing together and I personally find Willie hilarious. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Mary, my wife is Indian, so this film will always be special to me. The actor who played the heart-stealing priest is a famous Bollywood actor, and everything he has been in is fantastic.
Temple of Doom is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. I think you should still record a reaction to Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. It's not the best Indiana Jones movie but it's not as bad as people make it out to be.
I thought that was kind of an out of place Easter egg but I read something that said there actually was an Obi-Wan club in China in the early 20th century. I didn't look up what Obi-Wan means but I thought that was kind of wild. Maybe the club name inspired everything first. Maybe it was just a big coincidence. Who knows? Pretty cool..
This is also my favorite!! Definitely the secret highlight of the original trilogy in my opinion. Love Short Round, actually find Willie kinda hilarious at times, love the story and dark themes and the action scenes are some of the best in the entire genre.
@@JedHead77i didn't know Amy Irving was Spielberg's wife at the time and she was actually on set. If there was problems between them, they kept it quiet and Steven was obviously taken with Kate.
I'm 40 years old and have been watching TOD since I was a kid. My favorite Indy movie and I never realized it was a prequel. My mind has been completely blown away.
In the Young Indiana Jones TV series, as a boy, Indy reveals his favorite baseball player is Christy Mathewson of the New York Giants. That’s why Short Round has that hat! ⚾️
Fun fact; Willie Scott's dress at the start of the film was made using genuine 1920s and 30s sequins, so was subsequently the only costume in cinema history to have it's own insurance policy.
I must have watched this 100 times on VHS as a kid. I know its not the best one, but its my favourite and don't even mind Willie, her reactions are hilarious
The meal scene was to showcase two things: 1, some counties DO eat what we consider weird things like those, it's part of their culture. 2, it was the the Director Steven Spielberg showing how he'd often tease his younger sisters. I myself asked my Memaw to put this on so I can gross her out with that scene for kicks.
I'm a child of the 70's & 80's. My favorite has always been Temple Of Doom. I'm not as big a fan of Last Crusade. I've always found it odd the bad rap this movie gets because usually "darker" in a series is declared best. In Temple they just pulled out all the stops. And they literally end with a rollercoaster ride! Glad you're a fan too...🐘
Temple of Doom is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. Saw it in theaters as a 6 year old and watched it countless times in the years after on VCR. Strong part of my childhood and the funniest of the 3 movies. Last Crusade is my 2nd favorite.
This movie is when Kate Capshaw (Willie) met Steven Spielberg. They married a few years later & are still married 30 years later, they have 5 children.
@@DireHammer She wasn't, but she also didn't need to be there. Redlettermedia already pointed out what I thought back in 2008. I love Karen, but once Marion revealed the obvious about Mutt to Indy, we were done with her. She can go back to the toll both.
@@JessicaChastainFan RLM is trash and they know they are trash. That's why their criticisms are always "just fun, not meant to be serious" when they are themselves criticized.
Archeology in Indiana Jones: Adventure, excitement, sex, and violence. Archeology in Real Life: Reading books, digging shallow trenches, and gently removing dirt from shards of broken tile and pottery with a toothbrush.
I wish you didn’t cut out the part where the assassin moves in to jump Indiana while he’s in his room. I think that scene was absolutely genius as not only was the assassin hiding in plain sight from Indy, he was also hiding in plain sight from the audience as well. I don’t think anyone knew there was someone else in the room until the assassin sprang his attack.
Way back in 8th grade English class I wrote a letter to Harrison Ford as an assignment. That summer in the mail I got an autographed picture of him from this movie. Have no idea if the autograph is legit or not.
Monkey brain is actually still eaten in many east Asian countries, just as lamb's brain is eaten in some European countries, such as France. So having it in a feast in 1935 is not impossible. Yes, he first Indiana Jones film did lead to a spike in enrolments in university archaeology courses.
As an 11 year old in 1984, my brother aged 11 and sister aged 9 and dad , this film blew our minds and left us awe struck. It was unparalleled entertainment.
- The nightclub they are in at the start is called Club Obi-Wan! - I see you do videogames I think you should defiantly do a playthrough of the game Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis - We need your Rocky Reactions!
Shortround is played actor named Jonatan Ke Quan or his birth name, Vietnamese name, Quan Ke Huy. Damn! I am definitely getting old here because little shortround will turn 50 in August.
As Indy would say, "You are confusing fact with truth". If you want truth go to philosophy class, facts are science. While all that is said, Last Crusade isn't far behind raiders personally.
As I understand, he wasn't a professional actor, he was a wrestler, who was cast for his physical size and presence. Incidentally, the actor playing the village elder, didn't speak a word of English and so just delivered his lines by wrote
Village Elder: What's this? This isn't our stone. Indy: But the other stones fell to the crocs. Jack Colton: Hold my beer, there's going to be some romancing.
The big Thugee that Indy fought was Pat Roach... who previously played the big German boxer that got a face full of propeller in Raiders of the Lost Ark
@@scottmcintyre2809 They were actually intending it to be a running joke, but Pat Roach's scene was cut from Last Crusade, and Pat died before Crystal Skull
I was so excited when I thought of "Black Sleep of Kali" for the name of my stoner Metal band. Imagine my disappointment when I found out it was already taken... 🤘🤘
Indiana was the name of George Lucas’ dog (which was the inspiration for Chewbacca), Willie was the name of Spielberg’s dog, and Short Round was the name of the two writers’ dog!
Steven Spielberg has said that Temple of Doom was his least favorite of the Indiana Jones films. The only good thing that came out of that was meeting his future wife Kate Capshaw.
This is the very first movie I saw in the cinema when I was six years old, in a movie theatre as old and gloomy as the temple of doom itself. I still remember the experience. My favorite Indiana Jones movie from all the rest.
I feel everyone should watch all movies in a series despite reviews. Not everyone has the same tastes, you might like something others haven't. Lots of movies also get hate they don't deserve sometimes too, you never know. Especially if you are a fan of Marion. And they are making a 5th movie now.
Not the first time nor the last time he hurt himself serious on a lucasfilm production. He tore his knee ligaments getting his leg run over in the flying wing fight in Raiders and broke his leg on The Force Awakens in the Millennium Falcon.
I love your reaction to this film! Yhis is actually my FAVORITE of the Indy films evenbthough I love them all for different reasons. It's a very apples and oranges kinda thing for me! I can't wait to see all of your Indy film reactions going forward! Thanks, Mary! You ROCK!!
14:20 Actually monkey brain is considered a delicacy in certain country. Where I live in Europe you could buy and eat cow brain until the late 90's when it was banned because of mad cow disease.
The man that charters Lao Che's plane for Indy is played by Dan Aykroyd pretending to be english. this cameo was payback for Spielberg cameoing as the assessor's office clerk of chicago in Blue Brothers a few years earlier. short round and indy were the highlight of this movie by far.
The big Indian who gets squashed is the same actor who plays the big german soldier who gets chopped up by the plane propeller on raider's of the lost ark.
"I miss Karen Allen" We all do, sweetie. "I love Indian music! And dance! And clothes!" I was SO hoping you'd round that off with Indian food, before the next scene.
I think you should really watch the 4th one. It's nowhere near as bad as you've been told (I actually like it more than Temple of Doom). People didn't like it at the time because it didn't feel like the OG trilogy, but it's still a competent and fun movie that continues Indy's story (and Marion returns, so that's great!). My ranking of the franchise: 1. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. 2. Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark. 3. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. 4. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. The 5th Indiana Jones movie is being filmed right now, so it would be good to catch up on all the movies by the time the new one comes out (it probably comes out next year).
The scene when they return to the village is my favorite with the Indy theme playing in the background. The images just really work with the music. You even highlighted my two other favorite musical cues in this movie - when Shortie gives Indy his hat and when the orchestra is waiting to unleash the main theme as Indy is headed toward the rock crusher.
Seeing as you are enjoying Indiana Jones so much (and who doesn't, let's be honest) may I humbly recommend The Mask of Zorro! It's a fantastic adventure film that I think you would really enjoy. And it has a way better leading lady than this film. Edit: Hugely unpopular opinion here but, I actually like the fourth one about as much as this one.
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Marion returns in the 4th movie!!
The same kid was in the movie The Goonies and was funny there as well !! You should definitely watch it if you’ve never seen it!! It’s a classic from the 80s
@@ogbunb622 SPOILER!!🤦🏻♂️😡
@@JedHead77 Yes it is. I figured that she liked Marion it would motivate her to watch "Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull", plus there are much juicier spoilers that I'm keeping silent.
You know, if you want to see films set in India, there's two well known David Lean movies: A Passage to India, and The Bridge on the River Kwai.
Also, George Orwell's writings were frequently set in British India since that was where he was born and raised. His novel, Burmese Days, was critical of Britain's colonial presence in South Asia. As were many of his short stories when he began writing.
"I like her! She's got the X Factor!"
30 seconds later...
"She's annoying"
Kate Capshaw did a great job portraying Willie as a selfish airhead
She did as the script demanded. The character did not age well with the times tho...
@@glenmcdonald375 Did not age well? How so?
The banquet scene isnt meant to be "a typical meal in india"; it's supposed to show that something is _obviously_ fucked up in the palace, as indy's conversation very clearly hints at (aka the cult). And of course its a perfect excuse to fuck with willie's character.
I read also that the dinner was also meant to scare off Indy, shortround, and Willy. It clearly worked for Willy
Yeah, it's covered more succinctly in the novelization where the Colonial military guy realizes it's amiss and that's his reason for going and bringing the cavalry in.
except it isn't that.
“Willy” is short for “Wilhelmina”. Spielberg and Lucas named her that in tribute to the Wilhelm scream because her character screams a lot.
No she was named after a dog
Indiana Jones was named after George Lucas’s dog Indiana and Willie Scott is named after Steven Spielberg's dog Willie, but yes, her full name is as you say.
Movie starts
Mary: "I like this lady"
Everyone: "Yeah give it a minute"
You beat me to it. LMAO
You know, you marry the director and Anything Goes...
@@paulwagner688 Lady only here ‘cause she humping director
- Stewie Griffin
@@paulwagner688 The actress does a great job. Willie isn't supposed to be likable. She is there to maximize how creepy everything is.
@@paulwagner688Rimshot!
In the scene where Indy has his nightmare right after drinking the blood, where he's laying down and screaming in agony, my dad is just off-camera holding his legs down so Indy can sort of lift his upper body up and squirm around.
Cool!
That's so cool!
AWESOME!
Cool
Just awesome
The shot of Shorty giving Indy his hat back gets me every time.
It’s the variation of Indy’s theme that John Williams uses for that shot.
The sound of the plane’s engines dying is part of the sound of the Millennium Falcon’s hyperdrive malfunctioning!
I never noticed that before till I read your comment
Omg! How could I have missed that?!
It was also used in Raiders of the Lost Ark, when Jock is starting the plane
It's not my fault!!!
Nice trivia fact, thanks!
Mary 2 min in: "I like her."
Me: "Give it a minute."
Mary 3 min in: "I take it back."
Me: "There it is."
Priceless 🤣
The villagers are Sri Lankan, I'm from the same island, they're some of the best actors and actresses from Sri Lanka. I know one the the actresses personally. They left a massive cultural impact in the Sri Lankan Cinema.
Aww, that's wonderful to hear.
Really?
My idea is that the Indian government at the time didn't approve of the film being shot on the mainland due to its portrayal of the country and elements of the Hindu faith, such being how the goddess "Kali" is portrayed. I've heard that the actor who actually plays the head of the village was a Sri Lankan actor who didn't speak any English, and simply repeated what he heard Spielberg tell him to say with a headpiece in his ear.
With regards to the banquet scene, the official Behind the Scenes book, there's actually a deleted scene from the script where Indy concludes the banquet was to try and scare them away. When asked why, Indy says " Those foods are forbidden for Hindu. Which makes you wonder what they are..."
Probably something they should have kept in the movie tbh.
Temple of Doom is definitely my favorite Indiana Jones movie. I love that it doesn't try to simply replicate the original film. It's dark and bold and awesome. The main trio is fantastic! Shorty and Indy are amazing together and I personally find Willie hilarious. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Mary, my wife is Indian, so this film will always be special to me. The actor who played the heart-stealing priest is a famous Bollywood actor, and everything he has been in is fantastic.
Temple of Doom is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. I think you should still record a reaction to Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. It's not the best Indiana Jones movie but it's not as bad as people make it out to be.
Sorry, friend but I must disagree. I absolutely loved the first three Indiana Jones and the last one was just terrible.
@@wampatan9 Better than the two before it.
You all havent seen indy 5 yet
It is definitely the weakest of the series though.
“Okay, she’s a little annoying”
You have no idea.
Did you notice the club in the beginning is named: “Club Obi Wan”!
Cool Star Wars reference.
And in the hyroglyphs of the other movie, R2D2 and C3PO are carved into the stone.
@@Koyotee25 That was Raiders.
I thought that was kind of an out of place Easter egg but I read something that said there actually was an Obi-Wan club in China in the early 20th century. I didn't look up what Obi-Wan means but I thought that was kind of wild. Maybe the club name inspired everything first. Maybe it was just a big coincidence. Who knows? Pretty cool..
Nobody noticed Dan Akroyd showing the trio to their plane?
@@davis.fourohfour Not until I was older. I recognized his voice before his face..
Please watch "Who framed Roger Rabbit"!
YESSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hell yea watch it Mary
Willie did become a real trooper at the end, and found her mothering instincts, took care of other people besides herself!
This is also my favorite!! Definitely the secret highlight of the original trilogy in my opinion. Love Short Round, actually find Willie kinda hilarious at times, love the story and dark themes and the action scenes are some of the best in the entire genre.
Willie definitely made that spike trap scene a lot funnier.
FUN FACT: Spielberg is married to Kate Capshaw (Willie's actress)
This is where they met
As a way of apologizing for casting her in one of the most annoying roles ever, he married her. It all balances out.
"Dreamscape" is a hidden gem that also stars Kate Capshaw! (It was made in the same year as Temple of Doom.)
@@JedHead77i didn't know Amy Irving was Spielberg's wife at the time and she was actually on set.
If there was problems between them, they kept it quiet and Steven was obviously taken with Kate.
Hence her getting the role.
In the novelization, the... "interesting" dinner was Indy's first clue that something wasn't right at the palace.
I'm 40 years old and have been watching TOD since I was a kid. My favorite Indy movie and I never realized it was a prequel. My mind has been completely blown away.
You didn't realize it was set before the Ark? Really? I saw it in the theater and we all knew it took place before Raiders.
In the Young Indiana Jones TV series, as a boy, Indy reveals his favorite baseball player is Christy Mathewson of the New York Giants. That’s why Short Round has that hat! ⚾️
"Dodgy stuff for an archaeologist."
Indiana Jones: Half archaeologist, half gangsta.
Fun fact; Willie Scott's dress at the start of the film was made using genuine 1920s and 30s sequins, so was subsequently the only costume in cinema history to have it's own insurance policy.
Willie had to actually be sewn into the dress. The bunch she carried with her was just a pile of fabric
Yep. And the elephant bite it.
The darkest, violent and most controversial Indiana Jones movie ever made.
Actually my favourite movie of the series because it's darker than the other ones. Also the setting is the coolest.
Definitely not the most controversial. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was a lot more controversial.
@@SeanTube2099 this the movie that the MPA had to introduced a new ratings tier - PG-13. Id say temple was way more controversial than crystal skull.
@@MikeyA5693 no you mean it was darker, which I agree with. But Crystal Skull was much more controversial.
Bah, crystal minds...
Can't wait for the Last Crusade! You gonna love it!
It's the best of Indiana Jones saga.
Temple of Doom is my favorite too. Is the perfect adventure from beginning to end.
I must have watched this 100 times on VHS as a kid. I know its not the best one, but its my favourite and don't even mind Willie, her reactions are hilarious
Harrison Ford is my childhood hero from Han Solo to Indiana Jones he is one of my favorite celebrities that I want to meet someday.
Be prepared if you do meet him because he is notoriously prickly with fans who disturb him.
@@ronweber1402 Especially when u talk about Han Solo in front of him
The meal scene was to showcase two things: 1, some counties DO eat what we consider weird things like those, it's part of their culture. 2, it was the the Director Steven Spielberg showing how he'd often tease his younger sisters. I myself asked my Memaw to put this on so I can gross her out with that scene for kicks.
I loved this movie as a kid. (I still do.) I never understood why people didn't like it. Oh well. Great reaction!
I'm a child of the 70's & 80's. My favorite has always been Temple Of Doom. I'm not as big a fan of Last Crusade. I've always found it odd the bad rap this movie gets because usually "darker" in a series is declared best. In Temple they just pulled out all the stops. And they literally end with a rollercoaster ride! Glad you're a fan too...🐘
I think Willie spoils a lot of people's experiences with the film.
The kid who plays Short Round is also in Goonies.
Definitely my favorite of the bunch. I love all three, but it's Temple of Doom I find myself watching the most often.
As an Indian, I can assure you the cuisine seen here is authentic. Bon Appetit
I love that you started with, " I love her" to " Oh, shut up!"
Growing up Short Round was my GUY! One of my favorite characters of all time. Jonathan Ke Huy Quan was brilliant in everything he was in back then.
Temple of Doom is my fav too. :) Its the one I had on tape as a kid and my Grandpa and I watched it alot.
Same same. vhs you mean?
@@joakimberg7897 yep
It's my favorite too. I love the set where they do the sacrifices to Kali.
Mine too!
Kali Mah!
Fun fact: the kids playing Short Round is Ke Huy Quan, who won the Oscar for Exerting, Everywhere, All At Once. He was also Data in Goonies.
Temple of Doom is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. Saw it in theaters as a 6 year old and watched it countless times in the years after on VCR. Strong part of my childhood and the funniest of the 3 movies. Last Crusade is my 2nd favorite.
This movie is the most underrated of the OT
19:53 Somehow I think that the face he makes after he says they're going to die could be made into a meme lol!😂😭
This movie is when Kate Capshaw (Willie) met Steven Spielberg. They married a few years later & are still married 30 years later, they have 5 children.
Wasn't that not that long after Spielberg got divorced? Or was it George Lucas, who got divorced I can't remember.
@@phillipribbink6903 It was George.
@@ambrosiogiovanni6952 which is why the movie is as dark as it is.
38:19
*Mary:* "I always get the girl at the end of the film."
*Me:* (remembers Last Crusade)
I always loved Temple of Doom as a kid! I love all the weird occult shit in it.
Shorty is a textbook example of how to successfully write a non annoying kid character.
This whole movie feels like a chase, with some dialogus between. Love it 😎
"I miss Marion. Bring her back."
Be careful what you wish for.
I had issues with the fourth one, but I was happy to see Marion again.
Marion was NOT the problem with Crystal Skull.
Marion was about the only good part of that movie.
@@DireHammer She wasn't, but she also didn't need to be there. Redlettermedia already pointed out what I thought back in 2008. I love Karen, but once Marion revealed the obvious about Mutt to Indy, we were done with her. She can go back to the toll both.
@@JessicaChastainFan RLM is trash and they know they are trash. That's why their criticisms are always "just fun, not meant to be serious" when they are themselves criticized.
If you watch carefully, the night club that they escape from at the start is named 'Club Obi Wan' in a nod to Star Wars.
“hang on lady we’re going for ride”. Love that part. If Disney were smart they would make a Short Round series.
Archeology in Indiana Jones: Adventure, excitement, sex, and violence.
Archeology in Real Life: Reading books, digging shallow trenches, and gently removing dirt from shards of broken tile and pottery with a toothbrush.
And lots of drinking down the pub in the evening
I wish you didn’t cut out the part where the assassin moves in to jump Indiana while he’s in his room. I think that scene was absolutely genius as not only was the assassin hiding in plain sight from Indy, he was also hiding in plain sight from the audience as well. I don’t think anyone knew there was someone else in the room until the assassin sprang his attack.
Two years late, but what are you talking about? That part is in the video.
Way back in 8th grade English class I wrote a letter to Harrison Ford as an assignment. That summer in the mail I got an autographed picture of him from this movie. Have no idea if the autograph is legit or not.
Of the 3 Indiana Jones movies, Temple of Doom is my favorite.
I always find it funny that they used American alligators for the bridge scene. Alligators are usually more chill than crocodiles
Monkey brain is actually still eaten in many east Asian countries, just as lamb's brain is eaten in some European countries, such as France. So having it in a feast in 1935 is not impossible. Yes, he first Indiana Jones film did lead to a spike in enrolments in university archaeology courses.
I love your quick turnaround with Willie 🤣
The Temple of Doom has the most violent and brutal scenes!
21:13 This along with the exploding Gremlin in the microwave in Joe Dante’s Gremlins was responsible for the PG-13 rating’s creation.
My favourite, too. That was a lot of fun. Some of your reactions were priceless. MAGIC! 💚
As an 11 year old in 1984, my brother aged 11 and sister aged 9 and dad , this film blew our minds and left us awe struck. It was unparalleled entertainment.
This was another good choice by Mary. The third movie, "Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade," is also very good. And perfectly cast.
- The nightclub they are in at the start is called Club Obi-Wan!
- I see you do videogames I think you should defiantly do a playthrough of the game Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
- We need your Rocky Reactions!
Yes! I played Fate of Atlantis back in the day of Lucasarts games! Loved it!
@@fan-i-am You ever read the Graphic Novel by Dark Horse Comics at all dude?
They should've brought Shortround back in the 4th film
He would of done a better job than Shia LaBeouf
I agree completely
That's when he was retired from acting.
Shortround is played actor named Jonatan Ke Quan or his birth name, Vietnamese name, Quan Ke Huy. Damn! I am definitely getting old here because little shortround will turn 50 in August.
22:53 I took an archaeology course in college b/c of this series, and I honestly don't remember anything I studied from it.
Fun Fact: Part 3 is the best :D
Facts.
🧢🧢🧢
so true
As Indy would say, "You are confusing fact with truth". If you want truth go to philosophy class, facts are science. While all that is said, Last Crusade isn't far behind raiders personally.
@@scottb3034 Crusade actually is an adventure an something that keeps you on your feet unlike Raiders of the Lost Ark
Amrish Puri did a great job playing Mola Ram. He was terrifying.
As I understand, he wasn't a professional actor, he was a wrestler, who was cast for his physical size and presence. Incidentally, the actor playing the village elder, didn't speak a word of English and so just delivered his lines by wrote
You can go to IMDB and see that he has over 300 acting credits, many before 1984.
@@weldonwin Uhh nope. He was a prominent Bollywood actor right up until his death.
Village Elder: What's this? This isn't our stone.
Indy: But the other stones fell to the crocs.
Jack Colton: Hold my beer, there's going to be some romancing.
Woah, I never made that connection until this comment.
The big Thugee that Indy fought was Pat Roach... who previously played the big German boxer that got a face full of propeller in Raiders of the Lost Ark
"What do you mean Typecast?" lol
@@scottmcintyre2809 They were actually intending it to be a running joke, but Pat Roach's scene was cut from Last Crusade, and Pat died before Crystal Skull
He was also the Arab swordman from the first movie.
Wasn't sure if you'd like this one or not; very glad you enjoyed it. It's my second-favorite of the series, behind Raiders.
I don't care what anyone says. This is my favorite Indy movie..
22:53 Yep, basically my life right now...
"Dookie Cult" was my favorite so far LOL Great reaction, you definitely should see The Last Crusade
36:14 " *You betrayed Shiva* "
My favourite line in the movie.
Are you sure it's not "Kali Ma"?
I was so excited when I thought of "Black Sleep of Kali" for the name of my stoner Metal band. Imagine my disappointment when I found out it was already taken... 🤘🤘
Indiana was the name of George Lucas’ dog (which was the inspiration for Chewbacca), Willie was the name of Spielberg’s dog, and Short Round was the name of the two writers’ dog!
Close! "Willie" was Spielberg's dog (ironic!), while "Short Round" was Willard Huyck's dog, named after the orphan in The Steel Helmet
@@SilentSooYun Fixed. Thanks
Steven Spielberg has said that Temple of Doom was his least favorite of the Indiana Jones films. The only good thing that came out of that was meeting his future wife Kate Capshaw.
Even more than Crystal Skull?
@@jkhristian9603 Yep.
@@jkhristian9603 I agree with that assessment.
This is the very first movie I saw in the cinema when I was six years old, in a movie theatre as old and gloomy as the temple of doom itself. I still remember the experience. My favorite Indiana Jones movie from all the rest.
the man who got crushed by the big wheel is the same actor that went in to the plane propeller in the first movie
I feel everyone should watch all movies in a series despite reviews. Not everyone has the same tastes, you might like something others haven't. Lots of movies also get hate they don't deserve sometimes too, you never know.
Especially if you are a fan of Marion. And they are making a 5th movie now.
16:14 Harrison herniated his back while doing that stunt.
Not the first time nor the last time he hurt himself serious on a lucasfilm production. He tore his knee ligaments getting his leg run over in the flying wing fight in Raiders and broke his leg on The Force Awakens in the Millennium Falcon.
Please watch THE NEVERENDING STORY!
Kate Capshaw who played Willie is now married to Spielberg, Spielberg says it’s the best thing about the movie
I love your reaction to this film! Yhis is actually my FAVORITE of the Indy films evenbthough I love them all for different reasons. It's a very apples and oranges kinda thing for me! I can't wait to see all of your Indy film reactions going forward! Thanks, Mary! You ROCK!!
14:20 Actually monkey brain is considered a delicacy in certain country. Where I live in Europe you could buy and eat cow brain until the late 90's when it was banned because of mad cow disease.
I like how the villagers suddenly had colorful clothes at the end of the movie.
They put on their best to great their returning family.
The man that charters Lao Che's plane for Indy is played by Dan Aykroyd pretending to be english. this cameo was payback for Spielberg cameoing as the assessor's office clerk of chicago in Blue Brothers a few years earlier.
short round and indy were the highlight of this movie by far.
The woman playing Willie is named Kate Capshaw. After this film wrapped up Kate and Steven Spielberg got married, and they still are.
TOD is my favourite Indy movie. I'm so glad you 'got' Willie. No need for a Marion mark 2.
The big Indian who gets squashed is the same actor who plays the big german soldier who gets chopped up by the plane propeller on raider's of the lost ark.
"I miss Karen Allen" We all do, sweetie.
"I love Indian music! And dance! And clothes!" I was SO hoping you'd round that off with Indian food, before the next scene.
I think you should really watch the 4th one.
It's nowhere near as bad as you've been told (I actually like it more than Temple of Doom). People didn't like it at the time because it didn't feel like the OG trilogy, but it's still a competent and fun movie that continues Indy's story (and Marion returns, so that's great!).
My ranking of the franchise:
1. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
2. Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the
Lost Ark.
3. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
4. Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
The 5th Indiana Jones movie is being filmed right now, so it would be good to catch up on all the movies by the time the new one comes out (it probably comes out next year).
The scene when they return to the village is my favorite with the Indy theme playing in the background. The images just really work with the music.
You even highlighted my two other favorite musical cues in this movie - when Shortie gives Indy his hat and when the orchestra is waiting to unleash the main theme as Indy is headed toward the rock crusher.
Seeing as you are enjoying Indiana Jones so much (and who doesn't, let's be honest) may I humbly recommend The Mask of Zorro! It's a fantastic adventure film that I think you would really enjoy. And it has a way better leading lady than this film.
Edit: Hugely unpopular opinion here but, I actually like the fourth one about as much as this one.
So excited to see your reaction to Last Crusade.
I'm not sure what was my favorite... The 180 you made on Willie, or your cover of "D in a B", 🤣
14:22 Now that you’ve seen all of it, consider who they really are who are eating the disgusting food. “It will never again happen in my kingdom.”