@@IgnatzKolisch No but middle English did and the two are close enough to be able to understand each other. Now olde English, as in Anglo Saxon, gets really difficult.
I love how the knight was so quiet and chill - he just saw a dude age 100 years, turn into a skeleton and dissolve into dust - all in 10 seconds - and didn’t even flinch. Clearly they weren’t the first people to go in there and pick the wrong chalice and die
I always love that when Indy points out the real Grail, it pans over to it, but it's almost fades into the background because of the false grails in front of it.
It also helps that at first, the rack focus is on the bejeweled one, giving a general person the false impression of wait, that's not right, only for the focus to shift to the actual cup and were left humbled
This is such a fantastic scene. The knight watches Indiana's facial expressions when the other two walk in. He realizes something is wrong. Even though they are centuries apart, he can tell those two are bad news. That's why he gave Indy hints at the correct cup. This scene shows that if you pay close enough attention, you can read people in any time period.
Excellent detail. Something I hadn't picked up, even after watching it countless times for decades. I just rewatched it and you're 100% right. He looks at Indy when talking about the puzzle and the mindset to solve it, but then looks at the Nazis when talking about the doom.
"I was chosen because I was the bravest,the most worthy.thee Honor was mine,till another came to challenge me to single combat.i pass it to you.. who vanquished me." This part always gets me in the feels
He sounds very relieved about it as well. He had been guarding the grail for centuries, holding to his duty all that time, and now he could finally retire from it and receive his reward, to reunite with his brothers in the kingdom of god.
I was maybe 6 when this movie came out.This was the first movie I ever watched in theater. I vividly remember this scene because when the knight said "he chose.....poorly" the audience erupted in crazy laughter. What a classic line.
I like how when he holds up the false grail, you can see the stainless steel washer on the bottom holding the stem on. That would've been a clue it wasn't the real one lol
Well, most people don't consider to look at the entire view of an object (only the top, and sides, and whatever will not be touch a surface, particularly the wall and floor). Guess we should do that when shopping next time.
When I was in college, my friends and I would play a game we called “he chose… poorly.” We’d line up shot glasses with some filled with water and the rest with vodka. We’d take turns picking out shot glasses and if we chose the one with vodka, everyone would yell “he chose… poorly” but if we picked the water, we’d all yell “he chose… wisely”. Such fun memories all because of this scene!
@@Upāsaka_11 Hence why he was able to let someone else choose for him in a life and death situation. He was so focused on getting the grail he forgot self preservation. And it cost him. He was at the finish line and he tripped right on his face. Or in this case, the wall to crumble into dust.
I must point out one thing. If she had given him the right cup, it would not have made him immortal. The knight said, "The grail cannot pass beyond the great seal. That is the boundary. And the price of immortality." So, you're immortal, but only while you're in the cave. Which means the Grail would not have done the Nazis any good even if they had managed to get it out of the cave. As proof, consider that his father had died in "Crystal Skull".
@@KeysofIDproductions That wouldn't have helped either as you have to keep drinking with that specific cup so you have to stay in the cave like the knight did .
2:49.......these years later and I am still impressed by his body's ability to keep growing hair even as it disintegrates to dust! Excellent genes, simply flawless!
IMHO this is the best of the Indiana Jones series. It has so many memorable lines AND Faith is woven into it. I love how the Knight bids them farewell as they are leaving to return home.
This whole sequence is like a showcase of what makes cinema such a powerful medium. The dialog, the old knight's relief at finally being relieved of his duty, and Donovan's greed and horror, all told in the fewest words possible. Then the visuals of the many false grails and the horrific price of the wrong choice. And finally in the scene where Indy's father is healed, the music... All playing into the intended effect of the scene.
I love how these adventure movies always have like a 10 second part that’ll traumatize kids forever 😂. The ark scene in 1, the sacrificial scene in 2, this one and the ants in 4
@@basilkarlo1557Yeah, that film started off great especially with the intro segmnt but then it just felt more like National Treasure (not an insult) than Indiana Jones by the end. Indy hardly did anything cool... And that scene with the deadly gas room? So lame compared to the spike trap from Temple of Doom, not visually exciting or anything.
All those years, he never realized that they told him he was the bravest and most worthy just so they wouldn't have to be the one to wait for hundreds of years in that cave.
In a ceramics class, I made a communion set (basin, ewer, platter, and goblet) for my church. Inspired by this scene, I finished it in a flat tan glaze. it was well received in the Methodist church.
@@Salty_Ballswell than that’s their problem, I think modesty is best of any religion, not that its actually true of most of the religious leaders who preach them
It is not uncommon in medicine to leave a bullet in, if it is not in a critical spot. Removing it can cause more damage than leaving it and letting the wound heal over. Occasionally the body works it out on its own after a few years.
This was a great Movie! I loved watching it!! I loved the treasure hunt and the traveling to places and how one place leads to another in a race to get the grail !! Such a timeless Movie!! One of my favorite Movies for sure!!
@CapitalNick I know. I'm just saying. Let her leave with The Grail and then when she goes to use it for nefarious purposes(i.e. making Hitler immortal), she learns (and gets killed for it) that The Grail doesn't work and, too late, understands what the Knight meant when he said the price of immortality is that The Grail had to stay within the established limits and now, it is useless for all time
Even though the grail couldn't leave the temple, The fact that the area could have been converted into a hospital and people the world over could have come there to be healed, maybe not immortal, but healed of their injuries and sickness, cancers and deformities. This I feel would have been a worthy legacy of the cup and Christ.
@@Rikrik1138 maybe the cave was a sort of tomb or THE TOMB (of the rich) back when Christ walk the land. And his blessing only confined to that general area because he is no longer on the earth to spread it out
Fun fact: Harrison Ford worked as a carpenter before he became the famous actor he is today. That’s how he knew the Holy Grail was the “Cup of a Carpenter”.
The Nazis didn't really understand much about Jesus unsurprisingly, considering he was a Jew. The leadership, generally, were atheists or ariosophists (basically racist astrology larping as paganism).
She did, obviously... she told Indy that it would not be made out of gold. I mean it makes sense Jesus was a Carpenter I don't think he would be using a gold cup at the last supper.
@@2a4me96 Yup. And it's not like she's loyal to him, a rich guy who cares nothing about archaeology itself, just wants to exploit it, just like the rich guy exploiting the Nazis. While Indy is there purely to save his father. Ironic, since he's the archaeologist.
The knight was humble enough to know that he was too old to fight and gave Indie his sword as a gesture of honor and respect, THEN the others came into the room and he realized that some shady stuff was up with them.
4:30 God the music is so heavenly precious and glorious, I come from a catholic family and I became a non-believer at the age of 13, but that music and this scene still gives me chills, thanks John Williams. God how I love the Indiana Jones movies, even if they're not from my time.
Despite being a modern kid watching these classics that I can feel safe to say that no matter how much time passes these movies will always be magical and hold a special place in my heart RIP Sean Connery
Cant imagine how indy goes on to become a miserable old man knowing he saw the arc of the covenant and drank from the cup of Christ. You would think he would be happy knowing their's an afterlife awaiting him. And this life is just a test.
After my disastrous first marriage member of my family (when talking about my horrible ex), would always say "she chose poorly". Of course that got it from this move but they were unfortunately right.
The first three Indiana Jones movies are just fantastic. The rest is not existing to me. I love all those great films of the 80s and 90s (and some from earlier times until the early 2000nds with very few films after, let's say The Lord of the Rings Trilogoy...) and I was lucky and I am thankful to have been alive and young when most of these classics were released. I have watched many of them for countless times and still love to watch them again.
So, by this sequence, Indiana Jones should be granted extended life. He should be feasibly able to live until he's 100 or more due to drinking from the holy grail.
He picked the wrong chalice. For some reason the producer assumes that as Jesus was a carpenter, He made his own Chalice. But if you read the Bible, you will find that He had been given or hired out a room, the upstairs room for Passover, as such the chalice was provided by the inn owner. To add to that As Jesus is King the inn owner could well have provided the best chalice that he had available, just as Jesus had been anointed with expensive oil.
The outside of the chalice was clay. The inside of the chalice was gold. Therefore, Jesus didn't make it, since he could not have afforded gold when he was a carpenter.
@@travismiller5548 There are no fairies in the Bible, and I doubt they would have tales anyway. Reproducing historical fact incorrectly, and then attempting to correct it isn't "trying to make it make sense".
@@travismiller5548 You're actually correct because while there was a cup that caught Jesus' blood in the New Testament of the bible, the whole Holy Grail thing is Arthurian tales, when King Arthur is ill and the three knights of the Round Table go out to find the Grail and it's Sir Galahad that find it. That part I'm pretty sure is not in the Bible.
I don't think so. Otherwise how would Joseph have it to catch Jesus blood...they wouldn't steal it from the inn? And since when do you use gold cups in a room...not even the Pilate was using a gold cup I bet.
@@khabbad Humbly noted. I assumed Crusade area English would have some common words shared with todays English. Or maybe French would have been more realistic?
@@BABBASTICKY yea maybe. I remember reading years ago about how different “old English” was basically unrecognizable….night of been cooler if the Knight spoke Latin. Either way I love this film, they don’t make adventures like this anymore
Donovan: "I'm no historian. I have no idea what it looks like, which one is it?" Elsa: "let me choose" (Selects that giant silver serving plate on the wall)
Indiana could have chosen any of the cups. It was his attitude and reason for choosing that made the difference. All he wanted was to heal his father, not rule the world.
He’s known for his search for fortune and glory, but this time it was more about rekindling his relationship with his father and having enough faith in God to complete the quest.
I always thought Indy should have been an immortal paladin at this point, waiting for the end of time and guarding the covenant. I really wanted Nazi zombies, too. Since the knight aged they could have used an older Harrison Ford and gave him a truly heroic ending where he passes the Ark on to the next chosen people. I know people aren't religious like they were but ancient science and ET doesn't really cut it for an Indiana Jones movie. Might as well embrace the theme.
@esportsacademy8749That would have been cool as well, I thought after watching the 3rd film he'd do a dig for it. I really wanted Sean Connery for another film but they waited too long.
Jones entered the room, and after avoiding an attempt to kill him, helped an old man, Donovan walked in and the first words out of his mouth were about the grail. The knight knew exactly who was worth his time.
Interesting to note that the word Carpenter is different in Hebrew. The Greek translation means woodworker (or something like that) but Hebrew means architect, which in the context considering most of the buildings are made of clay and stone at the time makes a bit of sense of the Grail's clay-like appearance.
@@ignaciogodoy7095 it’s not a question of trust, he would make Indy pick a cup and drink the water first to see if it worked. If it didn’t Indy would die and Donovan would have another chance to pick the right cup.
They didn't speak modern English back in the crusader period. A well educated English knight templar would speak Latin and certain varieties of French and probably middle English. Of course, many were uneducated too. Indiana should know some Latin at least.
I like how the movie explains how Henry Sr was able to be saved and yet became mortal again. As the knight said, "pass the seal with the grail, and that is the price of immortality."
If they remained within boundary as the knight mentioned was the price of immortality. Otherwise, nope, back to being regular mortals once you leave. Oh and the grail cannot pass the boundary well.
Not true. Indiana and his father both were and would of been completely healed of all injuries. That did not reverse itself after leaving. They are immortal. The price is the grail can't pass beyond. Not themselves.
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'He chose............poorly'.
Maybe my favorite line in any movie.
I know. I use that line so much.
Except he didn't choose... she did.
@@CoCotheTurtle
And he chose to listen to her
Masterly understatement.
@@rhp_6926 To her choice.
Always loved the little inclusion that the knight, 700 years out of time, could still read the room.
And speak modern English, which didn't exist 700 years ago.
@@IgnatzKolisch LOL
@@IgnatzKolisch No but middle English did and the two are close enough to be able to understand each other. Now olde English, as in Anglo Saxon, gets really difficult.
@@IgnatzKolisch body language is universal, devoid of time or space.
Evil is evil. In any era.
'That's the cup of a carpenter.' So badass, yet so humble. I love this scene.
Elsa knew as well. "It cannot be made out of gold" is a clear testament of it
Harrison Ford was a carpenter before he became an actor. That’s actually how he met George Lucas
What’s weird is that the real grail appears to be coated in gold on the inside when it should have been just wood or maybe clay.
I think it is symbolic, "common on the outside, divine on tge inside", like Jesus was.@@larryo6874
I also love the camera placement. Everyone looks at the golden cup, but the lords is hidden in the background
I love how the knight was so quiet and chill - he just saw a dude age 100 years, turn into a skeleton and dissolve into dust - all in 10 seconds - and didn’t even flinch. Clearly they weren’t the first people to go in there and pick the wrong chalice and die
100 years? More like a thousand years.
More like he had unbelievable faith in God, knowing that a power that kept him alive for that long would certainly also provide certain death
My man clearly knew what was going to happen. He also knew Indy was a good man and, judging by Indy's reaction to Donovan, that Donovan was evil.
I would say the reaction would be more a case of "Bugger! Where did I leave the broom and dust pan!"
The floor there has quite a lot of dust, doesn't it?
Last Crusade, to me, was how the story of Indiana Jones ended. I thought it was perfect to ride off with his father.
and should have
I heartily agree. Riding off into the sunset was the perfect ending for the series.
Approve this, i do!
Damn right!
Same as starwars
I always love that when Indy points out the real Grail, it pans over to it, but it's almost fades into the background because of the false grails in front of it.
It also helps that at first, the rack focus is on the bejeweled one, giving a general person the false impression of wait, that's not right, only for the focus to shift to the actual cup and were left humbled
This is such a fantastic scene. The knight watches Indiana's facial expressions when the other two walk in. He realizes something is wrong. Even though they are centuries apart, he can tell those two are bad news. That's why he gave Indy hints at the correct cup. This scene shows that if you pay close enough attention, you can read people in any time period.
I love the look Indy and the knight give each other when she picks up the gold cup.
Excellent detail. Something I hadn't picked up, even after watching it countless times for decades.
I just rewatched it and you're 100% right. He looks at Indy when talking about the puzzle and the mindset to solve it, but then looks at the Nazis when talking about the doom.
What was/were the hints? I must be missing something.
@@Conan_the_Based How he looks at everyone and stresses certain words when he looks at them.
It's great acting..
I'm just surprised that he can speak modern English. Middle English would've been brand new in his time, and that's basically a different language.
"I was chosen because I was the bravest,the most worthy.thee Honor was mine,till another came to challenge me to single combat.i pass it to you.. who vanquished me." This part always gets me in the feels
yeah... thing is they never would have understood each other. :D
He sounds very relieved about it as well. He had been guarding the grail for centuries, holding to his duty all that time, and now he could finally retire from it and receive his reward, to reunite with his brothers in the kingdom of god.
@@ShawndaPrawn Thank you for explaining it to me! I never would’ve come to that conclusion in a million years!
Man he must’ve had an endless supply of food in his fridge and where does he drop a dookey ?
Man he must’ve had an endless supply of food in his fridge and where does he drop a dookey ?
I was maybe 6 when this movie came out.This was the first movie I ever watched in theater. I vividly remember this scene because when the knight said "he chose.....poorly" the audience erupted in crazy laughter. What a classic line.
So did I. 😂
My Dad, God rest his soul, always laughed at that line as well.
1989 in a summer open air cinema in Greece. In the eyes of a 10 year old, that was absolute magic. Been in love with movies ever since.
I like how when he holds up the false grail, you can see the stainless steel washer on the bottom holding the stem on. That would've been a clue it wasn't the real one lol
Just like the cross-section on the vase. Probably not something we were meant to see, but boy does it tie everything together.
They shouldve looked for the elusive made in china runes on the false grails
Well, most people don't consider to look at the entire view of an object (only the top, and sides, and whatever will not be touch a surface, particularly the wall and floor). Guess we should do that when shopping next time.
LOL I was just saying that. When he lifts up the cup, you can literally see where the base screws onto the rest of the cup.
Well, the knight had to get them from somewhere. I'm sure Amazon even delivers there.
When I was in college, my friends and I would play a game we called “he chose… poorly.” We’d line up shot glasses with some filled with water and the rest with vodka. We’d take turns picking out shot glasses and if we chose the one with vodka, everyone would yell “he chose… poorly” but if we picked the water, we’d all yell “he chose… wisely”. Such fun memories all because of this scene!
Thats hilarious, in going to have to try that!
Holy crap, that's a great Idea! Ahhh, If only I were younger! :)
I need to try that with my pals someday. Maybe at my college class reunion, if there is one for SHSU alumni.
Bruh this is great 😂
Oh my god yes!!
I love how Donovan barely even reacts to the fact that there was an ancient night in full garb just standing there talking directly to him.
My man's goal-oriented.
Donovan was so driven by the prospect of eternal life that he lost his mind. Absolute tunnel vision.
@@Upāsaka_11 Hence why he was able to let someone else choose for him in a life and death situation. He was so focused on getting the grail he forgot self preservation. And it cost him. He was at the finish line and he tripped right on his face. Or in this case, the wall to crumble into dust.
When Harrison Ford agreed to star in the Dial of Destiny… he chose poorly.
🤠 🙁😦😫🫠💀
@@nocturnalrecluse1216 They could have chosen any deodorant soap... Irish Spring... Safeguard... Coast. Why they went with Dial is beyond me!
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Money is a great motivator
He was well paid for that turd. Everything is worth it for the right price.
I must point out one thing. If she had given him the right cup, it would not have made him immortal. The knight said, "The grail cannot pass beyond the great seal. That is the boundary. And the price of immortality." So, you're immortal, but only while you're in the cave. Which means the Grail would not have done the Nazis any good even if they had managed to get it out of the cave. As proof, consider that his father had died in "Crystal Skull".
Yeah you would have to keep drinking from it but you can only do that if you remain in the cave for eternity .
Even then It is still useful as a hospital. It may not give you immortality but will treat anything from cancer to aids
The cup itself couldn't be brought out. Indy could've easily returned it to the room and left with his dad retaining immortality.
@@KeysofIDproductions That wouldn't have helped either as you have to keep drinking with that specific cup so you have to stay in the cave like the knight did .
@@fazlemukeet3554 Technically yeah but it's not exactly easy to get there
When Donovan lifts up the false grail you can see it has a stamped metal base and a standard nut on a standard lamp threaded cylinder.
Yep! It always amused me.
It was made...poorly.
😂😂😂
He absolutely must have been the most holy of his brothers - not seen a woman in 700 years, she walks into his cave and not a bit of him is impressed.
A very old and highly experienced man has surely seen many things, so a woman is simply an ordinary human being to him
Reference the first few pages in Plato's Republic for a better understanding of this.
He’s probably a eunuch if he’s a knight of god
@@eddiemoran8044 You're...you're not very familiar with actual knights, are you?
Or he was gay. He did seem like he wanted to give Jones his “sword”, if you know what I mean.
2:49.......these years later and I am still impressed by his body's ability to keep growing hair even as it disintegrates to dust! Excellent genes, simply flawless!
IMHO this is the best of the Indiana Jones series. It has so many memorable lines AND Faith is woven into it. I love how the Knight bids them farewell as they are leaving to return home.
The look the Knight and Indy give each other after she says, “Let me choose.” Lmao, how have I never noticed that before
Donovan and Elsa are not at all surprised that there's a 700-year-old knight just sitting there ...
A Frenchman from the 1200s speaking perfect modern day English.
It's almost as if they are going after an artifact that extends life
They are just too greedy. That and Elsa may have thought it was a Brotherhood of the Cruciform Sword member disguised.
This whole sequence is like a showcase of what makes cinema such a powerful medium. The dialog, the old knight's relief at finally being relieved of his duty, and Donovan's greed and horror, all told in the fewest words possible. Then the visuals of the many false grails and the horrific price of the wrong choice. And finally in the scene where Indy's father is healed, the music... All playing into the intended effect of the scene.
Each of the original Indiana jones movies had an extent of body horror that still give me the creeps, even after a few decades.cant get over it
thats the moment doing its job correctly, make better choices than this Nazi ;)
I love how these adventure movies always have like a 10 second part that’ll traumatize kids forever 😂. The ark scene in 1, the sacrificial scene in 2, this one and the ants in 4
That was the sad thing in dial of destiny unfortunately
@@basilkarlo1557Yeah, that film started off great especially with the intro segmnt but then it just felt more like National Treasure (not an insult) than Indiana Jones by the end. Indy hardly did anything cool... And that scene with the deadly gas room? So lame compared to the spike trap from Temple of Doom, not visually exciting or anything.
All those years, he never realized that they told him he was the bravest and most worthy just so they wouldn't have to be the one to wait for hundreds of years in that cave.
😂
Bravest, most worthy, and most gullible.
In a ceramics class, I made a communion set (basin, ewer, platter, and goblet) for my church. Inspired by this scene, I finished it in a flat tan glaze. it was well received in the Methodist church.
They were being polite and didn't want to be rude by saying it sucked.
You chose wisely
Good. Modesty is the beginning of good taste.
@@Salty_Ballswell than that’s their problem, I think modesty is best of any religion, not that its actually true of most of the religious leaders who preach them
what a beautiful thing you did
I just realised, if no one took the bullet out or it didn't go straight through, that means Indy healed the wound with it still inside.
Not only that, but Indy empties all the water onto the bullet wound, but when he hands it to his dad, it has water in it again.
logic is not going to be much use in this situation.
I assumed it just dissolved.
It is not uncommon in medicine to leave a bullet in, if it is not in a critical spot. Removing it can cause more damage than leaving it and letting the wound heal over. Occasionally the body works it out on its own after a few years.
@@CapitalNick
I agree. Power of God and whatnot.
The fear on Harrison's,_ face at 2:53 is amazing and genuinely real looking.
I like how he nudges the sword down and says "listen I don't have time to explain" 😆 LOOK MAN. I GOTTA GO.
He doesn't have TIME ‼️‼️‼️ My goodness MAN ‼️ That Knight is over 700 years old ‼️ Make Time ‼️🇺🇲😡
This was a great Movie! I loved watching it!! I loved the treasure hunt and the traveling to places and how one place leads to another in a race to get the grail !! Such a timeless Movie!! One of my favorite Movies for sure!!
You can tell by Elsa Schneider’s facial expressions that she deliberately gave Walter Donovan the false grail.
I noticed that to.
Considering she told Indiana that it would not be made out of gold, but gold is exactly what she gave Donavon.
Elsa is a snake, of course she wanted Donovan dead. She really wanted the grail for herself.
Too bad she didn’t realize what that outcome was!
Yeah, no shit.
We can mourn that cinematic masterpieces such as these will never come again, or we can celebrate that they came at all.
Why not both?
I like to think that had she successfully gotten the Grail past the Seal, then it would be just any other cup.
Well it would still be Christ's cup. Just with no powers.
@CapitalNick I know. I'm just saying. Let her leave with The Grail and then when she goes to use it for nefarious purposes(i.e. making Hitler immortal), she learns (and gets killed for it) that The Grail doesn't work and, too late, understands what the Knight meant when he said the price of immortality is that The Grail had to stay within the established limits and now, it is useless for all time
There’s something so special about the Grail Knight I can’t describe but each time I see him raise his hand to Indy at the end of the movie I tear up
Even though the grail couldn't leave the temple, The fact that the area could have been converted into a hospital and people the world over could have come there to be healed, maybe not immortal, but healed of their injuries and sickness, cancers and deformities. This I feel would have been a worthy legacy of the cup and Christ.
Indeed, I think He would have been proud of that.
I’ve always wondered about that. If the grail couldn’t leave the temple, where did it come from before it got there?
Because then people would put their faith in a cup and not God. It would have become an idol of sorts at some point.
@@Rikrik1138 maybe the cave was a sort of tomb or THE TOMB (of the rich) back when Christ walk the land. And his blessing only confined to that general area because he is no longer on the earth to spread it out
"What is happening to me?"
You're turning into the Crypt Keeper.
Fun fact: Harrison Ford worked as a carpenter before he became the famous actor he is today. That’s how he knew the Holy Grail was the “Cup of a Carpenter”.
The Savior's own calling!
Cute. 😜
This film really did have everything in it. Loved the duo that turned into the 4 part to. Some really great moments.
Great acting is when no words are needed to communicate...outstanding sequence of scenes.
“He chose… poorly” that has been my line for 20 years every time I make a wrong decision.
The Nazi looked at what a "King" would have, NOT the son of a carpenter
I thought Jesus was the son of God.
@@tonyennis1787 Jesus is as much the son of God, and son of Joseph, who was a carpenter. This is why Jesus was also a carpenter.
@@SilverGamingFIHoly shit, son of God *and* a tradesman. He was a real go-getter!
The Nazis didn't really understand much about Jesus unsurprisingly, considering he was a Jew. The leadership, generally, were atheists or ariosophists (basically racist astrology larping as paganism).
@@tonyennis1787 When God came to earth, he came to earth as the Lord Jesus Christ.
Another great video. Like the look of the bridge. Thanks for sharing. And Merry Christmas!
He chose poorly..😂
Dude didn't choose, she did.😂
He chose to trust her to pick the grail for him; in that, he chose poorly.
Damn. 1:42 look at Schneider !!! In the background . I have spotted this for the very first time !!!
Who else here thinks she purposely chose the wrong chalice? 😅
OK, if you are so smart and know what the grail looks like, YOU drink from it first.
I think she did also
Yeah she totally chose the wrong one for him on purpose. She smirked victoriously when he drank from it. She wanted it for herself.
She did, obviously... she told Indy that it would not be made out of gold. I mean it makes sense Jesus was a Carpenter I don't think he would be using a gold cup at the last supper.
@@2a4me96 Yup. And it's not like she's loyal to him, a rich guy who cares nothing about archaeology itself, just wants to exploit it, just like the rich guy exploiting the Nazis. While Indy is there purely to save his father. Ironic, since he's the archaeologist.
Always loved the way Indy chose correctly
"That's the cup of a carpenter"
Funny how everything he had asked Indy to go first, but the last part he took the initiative 🤣
The knight was humble enough to know that he was too old to fight and gave Indie his sword as a gesture of honor and respect, THEN the others came into the room and he realized that some shady stuff was up with them.
2:54 Great Scott!
Christopher Lloyd do great quote in film trilogy Back to the Future.
@@RaymondBrereton This guy gets it! 😂
Sounds heavy
@@JackBrown-p6i There’s that word again, heavy
I always thought this was a clever test.
Spielberg does it better than anyone.......masterful movie, and one of many.
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@@Boycott_Wendysshut up
@@patrickt601 he's simply the best, better than all the rest. ❤️😎
@@Boycott_Wendysthats not how he will be remembered as
That cup is so simply made, and yet I find it so beautiful.
3:15 - the knight is clearly thinking "Yea that's not the creepiest thing I've seen in the last 700 years."
He's a veteran of the Crusades. He's definitely seen horrific shit.
@@andrewhernandez2987 Yep
@@andrewhernandez2987 And also that others have tried and failed to pick the correct Grail.
4:30 God the music is so heavenly precious and glorious, I come from a catholic family and I became a non-believer at the age of 13, but that music and this scene still gives me chills, thanks John Williams. God how I love the Indiana Jones movies, even if they're not from my time.
First time I saw this in the theater I spotted the grail before the bad guy got the wrong one. As Indy said, 'a cup of a carpenter'.
Despite being a modern kid watching these classics that I can feel safe to say that no matter how much time passes these movies will always be magical and hold a special place in my heart RIP Sean Connery
Rip delthom and Sean we miss you both
Gracias por compartir hermosa fascinante película una obra de arte 💯💚🌹💜🎊👍🌈🌈🌈
Cant imagine how indy goes on to become a miserable old man knowing he saw the arc of the covenant and drank from the cup of Christ. You would think he would be happy knowing their's an afterlife awaiting him. And this life is just a test.
Yeah but Woke Disney despises all good things so...all the good stuff is just "cancelled". Including their profits.
Life can beat you down. Remember he lost his one and only son.
@@StopNuclearBallisticMissle and drank from a fake grail ultimately if he aged after all
Because his son was killed in Vietnam.
"Where did dad go? Heaven?"
"No... to the space between spaces."
Best indy film by far ❤❤❤ ✝️ xxxx
After my disastrous first marriage member of my family (when talking about my horrible ex), would always say "she chose poorly". Of course that got it from this move but they were unfortunately right.
The first three Indiana Jones movies are just fantastic. The rest is not existing to me.
I love all those great films of the 80s and 90s (and some from earlier times until the early 2000nds with very few films after, let's say The Lord of the Rings Trilogoy...) and I was lucky and I am thankful to have been alive and young when most of these classics were released.
I have watched many of them for countless times and still love to watch them again.
Waited 700 years to tell that line to someone and it paid off lol
A nice callback when Donovan warned Jones never to trust anyone
1:45 I think she knew she tricked him and made Indiana know, like the plan was to get rid of him.
She knew. She said, that the cup would not be made out of gold, before Indy mentions Jesus' trait.
‘I was chosen…. Because I was the most annoying and the others hated me’
So, by this sequence, Indiana Jones should be granted extended life. He should be feasibly able to live until he's 100 or more due to drinking from the holy grail.
Maybe the effects wane beyond the cave...
@@majas4922 the other knight lived almost 200 years
@@22espec If you believe the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles to be canon Jones is 110 and still kicking.
Indy drinks from the Holy Grail in this film, survives a nuclear explosion inside a fridge in the next.
I love how Donovan holds Elsa at arm's length before he dies, he's like, "Look what you've done to me!"
"Made In China" on the bottom of the first cup if you look closely.
Breaks the heart watching this after what Disney and KK has done to the franchise.
Disney's *en$h!ttificaton"
I’ve been watching every single Indiana Jones movie (except dial of destiny) over and over and don’t regret!
He picked the wrong chalice.
For some reason the producer assumes that as Jesus was a carpenter, He made his own Chalice. But if you read the Bible, you will find that He had been given or hired out a room, the upstairs room for Passover, as such the chalice was provided by the inn owner. To add to that As Jesus is King the inn owner could well have provided the best chalice that he had available, just as Jesus had been anointed with expensive oil.
The outside of the chalice was clay. The inside of the chalice was gold. Therefore, Jesus didn't make it, since he could not have afforded gold when he was a carpenter.
It's all fairy tales anyway, quit trying to make it make sense.
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There are no fairies in the Bible, and I doubt they would have tales anyway.
Reproducing historical fact incorrectly, and then attempting to correct it isn't "trying to make it make sense".
@@travismiller5548 You're actually correct because while there was a cup that caught Jesus' blood in the New Testament of the bible, the whole Holy Grail thing is Arthurian tales, when King Arthur is ill and the three knights of the Round Table go out to find the Grail and it's Sir Galahad that find it. That part I'm pretty sure is not in the Bible.
I don't think so. Otherwise how would Joseph have it to catch Jesus blood...they wouldn't steal it from the inn? And since when do you use gold cups in a room...not even the Pilate was using a gold cup I bet.
I love the knights impeccable English even though he’s been isolated for centuries
Why not have her drink after choosing it😂😂😂😂
Knight: "He chose.......poorly."
You think?
🤣This scene is so over-the-top I can't resist re-watching.
Ok…
That 1 inch hex nut holding the cup to the base (@ 2:14) should have been a red flag
Always wondered how the Knight could speak and understand them but still great
Because the all speak English maybe…?
@@BABBASTICKY Back then the knight would not speak English in the way we know it, it would be almost entirely foreign for any English speaker
@@khabbad Humbly noted. I assumed Crusade area English would have some common words shared with todays English. Or maybe French would have been more realistic?
@@BABBASTICKY yea maybe. I remember reading years ago about how different “old English” was basically unrecognizable….night of been cooler if the Knight spoke Latin. Either way I love this film, they don’t make adventures like this anymore
Donovan: "I'm no historian. I have no idea what it looks like, which one is it?"
Elsa: "let me choose" (Selects that giant silver serving plate on the wall)
Indiana could have chosen any of the cups. It was his attitude and reason for choosing that made the difference. All he wanted was to heal his father, not rule the world.
He’s known for his search for fortune and glory, but this time it was more about rekindling his relationship with his father and having enough faith in God to complete the quest.
I've loved this movie since i was a kid. I was about 2-3 yrs old when this movie came out!
Me too! I was born in 1986
I always thought Indy should have been an immortal paladin at this point, waiting for the end of time and guarding the covenant. I really wanted Nazi zombies, too. Since the knight aged they could have used an older Harrison Ford and gave him a truly heroic ending where he passes the Ark on to the next chosen people. I know people aren't religious like they were but ancient science and ET doesn't really cut it for an Indiana Jones movie. Might as well embrace the theme.
Some people in the USA are still religious. Unfortunately, they aren't Hollywood's target audience anymore.
@esportsacademy8749That would have been cool as well, I thought after watching the 3rd film he'd do a dig for it. I really wanted Sean Connery for another film but they waited too long.
The final Indiana Jones movie.
NO!
Jones entered the room, and after avoiding an attempt to kill him, helped an old man, Donovan walked in and the first words out of his mouth were about the grail. The knight knew exactly who was worth his time.
Interesting to note that the word Carpenter is different in Hebrew. The Greek translation means woodworker (or something like that) but Hebrew means architect, which in the context considering most of the buildings are made of clay and stone at the time makes a bit of sense of the Grail's clay-like appearance.
I’ve seen material on the Internet that suggests Jesus was likely a stonemason, based on the region where he lived.
"He chose...... poorly."
Oh thank God! I was worried that's what happened when you picked the right one!
It’s always surprised me that Donovan didn’t make Indy choose for him
He didn’t trust him
@@ignaciogodoy7095 it’s not a question of trust, he would make Indy pick a cup and drink the water first to see if it worked. If it didn’t Indy would die and Donovan would have another chance to pick the right cup.
@@jonathanward7320 that's a good point. Dumb villains gonna be dumb though.
He chose poorly has been used for years in our family to make a point. Great line.
They didn't speak modern English back in the crusader period.
A well educated English knight templar would speak Latin and certain varieties of French and probably middle English.
Of course, many were uneducated too.
Indiana should know some Latin at least.
I never noticed how much the musical score is Wagnerian.
The knight is so sweet and sad😢
It's Sir Galahad, the bravest and most moral of all knights of the Round Table.
@@RorschachqpI didn’t know that, thanks for the info 👍
My brother and I will still comment on a choice as ‘poorly or wisely’ using this accent.
Love this movie
Lesson for all men, don't let the women choose when it comes to food or drink.
I like how the movie explains how Henry Sr was able to be saved and yet became mortal again. As the knight said, "pass the seal with the grail, and that is the price of immortality."
The only true ending to the Indiana Jones saga.
NO !
@@Firebrdsuite no what?
The New films are the true ending and more ETC !@@adams303
2:10 as Donovan turns around, the knight puts his head down knowing the outcome!
Why does it say Löwenbräu on the side?
That will kill you no matter what you drink it from.
Absolutely love this movie. Super fun from start to finish
So now Indie and his Dad are immortal? How did I miss that ?
If they remained within boundary as the knight mentioned was the price of immortality. Otherwise, nope, back to being regular mortals once you leave. Oh and the grail cannot pass the boundary well.
Not true. Indiana and his father both were and would of been completely healed of all injuries. That did not reverse itself after leaving. They are immortal. The price is the grail can't pass beyond. Not themselves.
@@JJCBC7269maybe they have to keep drinking from it to remain immortal.
@@towdr1 you make a point I never considered. Maybe they were bound to the great seal. The knight's warning is left for interpretation.
@@drl5002 That's what I thought.