They ran the gambit of emotions; anger at the betrail and frustrating scenes fright and digust from snakes, rats and decaying jerk Sorrow for Henry Jones sr. finally and throughout joy, elation, laughter.
"penitent" : to be humble, to be sorry for hurting others, to be sorry for offending God The word is related to "penance", which is an act of apology or things you do to make things right Also related to "penitentiary" (a prison, where prisoners are punished for their crimes)
This movie is so iconic. It showed where Indy got his iconic hat, why he started using a whip, and how he developed his fear of snakes. It also showed him as a teenager, which was so impressive it spawned a very successful TV show. And the addition of Sean Connery as his father was perfect. They had great on screen chemistry. Wonderful reaction from our favorite lovely ladies!
Keep in mind that Sean Connery, enjoying these adventures as the senior Dr. Jones, had experienced globe-trotting adventures in another iconic movie franchise in his younger years. ruclips.net/video/b15-P12gIf0/видео.html
I just love these ladies. Constantly remarking how daring our heroes are, and never considering their own daring in watching a movie they know full well is going to scare the bejeezus out of them. You are MY heroes, girls.
The banter Indy shares with his father is heartwarming and the best part of the film. Be it Indy infiltrating a castle to rescue him or Jones Sr. expressing grief at believing his son fell to his death with the tank despite their sometimes rocky relations, this is a perfect father/son adventure movie.
I like how their adventure is fantastic, but their resolution in their relationship is quite realistic. Their dysfunction isn’t resolved all that much, but they do gain more appreciation for each other (and realized there was already more there than they thought). Seeing that they still have things they haven’t worked out with each other always felt genuine to me.
Hello Movie Munchies!!! Hey guys !!!! 😄 The third film is Spielber and Lucas' favorite (and mine too). Young Indiana Jones was played by River (Jude) Phoenix, who sadly died in 1993.
River was the big brother of actor Joaquin Phoenix, the villain Commodus, from Gladiator. 3:42 this scene serves to explain Indy's phobia of snakes, while the scene with the lion 4:16 explains how Indy got the scar on his chin. (Actor Harrison Ford actually has a scar on his chin, the result of a car accident in his youth). Sean Connery (Indy's father) was the first 007/James Bond in cinema and the actors' age difference is 12 years. 37:59 Indiana is the name of George Lucas' dog, creator of the Indiana Jones and Star Wars saga. Lucas loved driving with the Indiana as his co-pilot. (Incredible how this dog was responsible for creating two iconic cinema characters: Indiana Jones and Chewbacca from Star Wars). I hope you understand my rusty English. 😅😅
This movie's plot is based on the Arthurian Grail legends. Many medieval motifs play out, such as Indy storming a castle (Brünwald), jousting (the motorcycle chase), and fighting a fire-breathing dragon (the tank). The Holy Grail is the colloquial term for the cup used in the Last Supper and is one of the 2 symbols of the Eucharist, alongside the Communion Host. Some legends say the same cup was used to collect Jesus' blood after his heart was pierced on the Cross, which is where Spielberg and Lucas got the "drinking from the Grail gives eternal life" thing.
@@davestang5454 AFAIK Spielberg and Lucas combined the Holy Grail with the Fountain of Youth for this. Also it isn't really eternal life as you must constantly drink from the Grail and can never leave the temple.
The scene where Indiana Jones and his father are tied to the chair while everything is burning around them. Indiana Jones tells his dad head for the fireplace which is ironic because it's the safest place to be from the fire is the fireplace 😂😂😂
And that's the third and final movie in the Indiana Jones trilogy, and it's my favorite of the three. Did I mention there are only three movies? Yep, no more Indiana Jones movies after this one.
0:50 Don't worry you two, there are no snakes in this film. ;) 3:26 "Oh shit..." That sounded adorable. 3:48 He pulled a snake out of his pants. :) 4:20 Chi: There's a snake on the wall...! :D
ELSA DIDNT LET IT GO!!! amazing, i saw this film when it first came out and many times since, and i never realised the connection with Frozen. amazing reaction again!!!
Ladies, the kid in the beginning of the movie is Indiana Jones, the old guy that kind of dressed like Indy is the person who's style he copied when he grew up.
Threw me for a loop too until she mentioned hearing it in another series. Then I remembered that she's seen How I Met Your Mother (recognising Neil Patrick Harris/Barney Stinson from Starship troopers) and memories of the 'You Chose...' episode came flooding back
I mean it's not the worst thing but transparency would help, other reactors say "hey i saw it a while ago" or "i do know a few lines" but their whole channel is foreign girls react like they're completely new to these.
5:22-Lotsa fun watching you girls scream your way through the opening..Now you know How Indy got the hat, learned how to use a whip and his hatred of snakes. Sadly, the actor playing young Indy , River Phoenix, died at 25. He was really good already and would've went on to be great. ( He was born/raised about 100 miles away from me in Madras, Oregon)
The other River Phoenix movie that these girls _must_ watch is _Stand By Me,_ after which they will know everything they need to know about my childhood. Other than the fact that it's set in the early 60's instead of the mid 70's, this movie could be a biography about me. I even grew up in Castle Rock Washington, close enough to Oregon as to make no difference. (Note that less than 20 miles from Castle Rock Washington is the little town of Vader. I'm not even kidding. Look at a map.)
Everyone talks about the chemistry between Harrison Ford and Sean Connery, but to me the prologue with River Phoenix as the young Indy is the movie's true highlight.
@OzBaxter To be honest, I always found this to be one of the lesser entries. It just felt like a mimic of Raiders to me. Plus the humor felt way too forced for me, like the stamp scene and the "Go between them" bit.
I absolutely love how absorbed you guys get watching Indiana Jones movies. I've seen all of them many times and they are old news to me. Watching you guys reminds me of seeing them for the first time. Watching you discover them is a new experience and always worth watching. You guys make old movies exciting again, albeit for different reasons. Have a great day👍
This was actually my introduction to the series a few years ago and it got me into series. It also made me happy to learn this is the fan favorite of the series. And (to many) the very last one in the series. 😅
I love this movie. It's right up there with the first one for me. Not only is the action good, but the humor is timeless. It's just as funny today as when it opened. I've heard the "No ticket" line a bunch of times.
The neat thing is that the actor who played Jones Senior, Sean Connery, was the original actor who played James Bond. In the scene where he's shot by Donovan, he is shot with a Walther PPK, the same kind of gun James Bond used in most of the series.
Ladies.😭. Young Indiana is River Phoenix. In those years he was one of the best. You have to watch his movies. " I Love you to Death" & "Dogfight" are amazing. He's no longer with us, if he were alive, he would be the one playing Indiana.
34:37 I really like that part that it wasn't magic but just an illusion. 35:35 "You chose, poorly." Is Hella the knight. 37:33 Yes exactly. Sad scene. 700 years he waited alone for this. :( 38:21 Perfect ending for a movie trilogy. Great story. Such a fantastic film.
These where the original trilogy of the Indiana Jones saga. The next 2 are not all that great if you decide to indulge in them. I saw this movie in the theather and I couldn't stop laughing. The onscreen chemistry between the 2 Indies was what made this movie so enjoyable. Once again great reaction from my favorite Vietnamese girls.
This is my favorite of the three. The father-son dynamic is played very well. Note that Sean Connery was the original James Bond in the movies, so this character is completely different from the world's greatest spy and yet he was totally convincing. What a way to end the trilogy, riding off into the sunset! Great reaction!
Pat Roach, who was the muscular Nazi in _Raiders_ and the tall Thuggee overseer in _Temple of Doom,_ is also in this, although most of the footage that had him in it was cut from the final film. He is briefly seen accompanying Ernst Vogel to the Zeppelin.
Well I feel bad for Chi when she said no more snakes...and a couple minutes in young Indy falls into the pit of snakes! 🐍😂 It was Funny when Hella said Elsa didn't let it go, reminded of the movie Frozen and Elsa's song!⛄Lolol Great movie and reaction you girls are knocking it out of the park! Can't wait for you both to watch the rest of the series! Indiana Jones and the crystal skulls and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny! Maybe there will be no snakes in the next ones but...? You have to watch to find out! Thanks Movie Munchies ❤ Luv ya Chi and Hella ❤️💛
This is my favorite of the three but they are all good. You two young ladies are just to cool. Your actions and commentary are so fun. Thanks for making my week, as you always do.
Hella has made some insane predictions, this one was Indy meeting Hitler, in the Mask it was him eating the bomb, love you guys but my suspension of disbelief is losing its suspension
Indy's dad was played by Sean Connery who became famous playing James Bond. If you like him you should try watching Goldfinger from the 1960s. It's a great spy movie. If you enjoy it, there are many more Bond movies.
"bye, go to hell too" oh where is the compassion?!! hahaha the best and last indiana jones that place is Petra in Jordan...freaking amazing place spielberg sure loves his skeletons
I've a couple/several movies to recommend for you. "THE MISSION" starring Robert De Niro, Jeremy Irons and Liam Neeson. Classic, with awesome soundtrack by Ennio Morricone. Also, "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" starring a young Clint Eastwood, since you reviewed 'Gran Torino' recently and didn't know who Eastwood was. Also has awesome soundtrack by Ennio Morricone. Finally, two Civil War classics, "GODS AND GENERALS" starring Robert Duvall & Jeff Daniels, followed by "GETTYSBURG" starring Tom Berrenger, Martin Sheen and Jeff Daniels.
Harrison Ford and Sean Connery do such a good job in this movie that no one realizes that they couldn't be father and son in real life, the age difference between the two actors is 12 years.
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"She's Elsa, but she didn't let it go" - OK, that's hilarious!
Yes, it was very clever, it’s probably going to live in my head, rent free, for quite a while.
Hela was on point.
Unintentionally hilarious!
did you know the best gfx (elsa) there? ..they really the best ever:) (oh and "abit" mb too)
i never realised that, and ive seen this film many times!! wow
The best thing about a movie with a good amount of comedy in it, is getting to watch you two laugh so much. Your laughs could almost heal people.
They ran the gambit of emotions;
anger at the betrail and frustrating scenes
fright and digust from snakes, rats and decaying jerk
Sorrow for Henry Jones sr.
finally and throughout joy, elation, laughter.
"penitent" : to be humble, to be sorry for hurting others, to be sorry for offending God
The word is related to "penance", which is an act of apology or things you do to make things right
Also related to "penitentiary" (a prison, where prisoners are punished for their crimes)
But more directly, in this context, to bow your head. Aka Duck!
This movie is so iconic. It showed where Indy got his iconic hat, why he started using a whip, and how he developed his fear of snakes. It also showed him as a teenager, which was so impressive it spawned a very successful TV show. And the addition of Sean Connery as his father was perfect. They had great on screen chemistry. Wonderful reaction from our favorite lovely ladies!
It would have been nice if River Phoenix was able to be in the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.
And his chin scar.
And where he got the scar on his chin.
41:01 "She's Elsa, but she didn't let it go." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
R.I.P. Sean Connery, Henry Jones senior
Can't forget River Phoenix, as young Indy(Henry Jones Junior), R.I.P.
Keep in mind that Sean Connery, enjoying these adventures as the senior Dr. Jones, had experienced globe-trotting adventures in another iconic movie franchise in his younger years.
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@@chrislaustin Too many are gone.
THE James Bond.
@@OzBaxter him too
Tapestries were used for centuries to cover walls to conserve heat.They were very decorative, like a large rug .
"She's Elsa, but she didn't Let it Go."
LOL
"She was Elsa but she couldn't Let It Go!" Good one… 😆😅😂
The greatest part of this whole reaction was Hella saying, "You chose... poorly," right at that scene! Amazing, lol.
I love the look on Chi’s face when she realized what the father meant when he said “She talks in her sleep.” 😁
Chi is going to learn why Indy hates snakes! And Hela is going to learn where Indy got his whip! Great choice 🌸🌸🌸
I just love these ladies. Constantly remarking how daring our heroes are, and never considering their own daring in watching a movie they know full well is going to scare the bejeezus out of them. You are MY heroes, girls.
The banter Indy shares with his father is heartwarming and the best part of the film. Be it Indy infiltrating a castle to rescue him or Jones Sr. expressing grief at believing his son fell to his death with the tank despite their sometimes rocky relations, this is a perfect father/son adventure movie.
I like how their adventure is fantastic, but their resolution in their relationship is quite realistic. Their dysfunction isn’t resolved all that much, but they do gain more appreciation for each other (and realized there was already more there than they thought). Seeing that they still have things they haven’t worked out with each other always felt genuine to me.
Hello Movie Munchies!!! Hey guys !!!! 😄
The third film is Spielber and Lucas' favorite (and mine too).
Young Indiana Jones was played by River (Jude) Phoenix, who sadly died in 1993.
River was the big brother of actor Joaquin Phoenix, the villain Commodus, from Gladiator.
3:42 this scene serves to explain Indy's phobia of snakes, while the scene with the lion 4:16 explains how Indy got the scar on his chin. (Actor Harrison Ford actually has a scar on his chin, the result of a car accident in his youth).
Sean Connery (Indy's father) was the first 007/James Bond in cinema and the actors' age difference is 12 years.
37:59 Indiana is the name of George Lucas' dog, creator of the Indiana Jones and Star Wars saga. Lucas loved driving with the Indiana as his co-pilot. (Incredible how this dog was responsible for creating two iconic cinema characters: Indiana Jones and Chewbacca from Star Wars).
I hope you understand my rusty English. 😅😅
What breed was the Indiana dog?
@@seanrosenau2088 Alaskan Malamute. George Lucas' dog was a female, while in the film The Last Crusade, Indiana was a male.
This movie's plot is based on the Arthurian Grail legends. Many medieval motifs play out, such as Indy storming a castle (Brünwald), jousting (the motorcycle chase), and fighting a fire-breathing dragon (the tank).
The Holy Grail is the colloquial term for the cup used in the Last Supper and is one of the 2 symbols of the Eucharist, alongside the Communion Host. Some legends say the same cup was used to collect Jesus' blood after his heart was pierced on the Cross, which is where Spielberg and Lucas got the "drinking from the Grail gives eternal life" thing.
@@davestang5454 AFAIK Spielberg and Lucas combined the Holy Grail with the Fountain of Youth for this. Also it isn't really eternal life as you must constantly drink from the Grail and can never leave the temple.
Except the Bible doesn't say anything about a grail used to catch Jesus' blood after his side was pierced, golden or otherwise.
The scene where Indiana Jones and his father are tied to the chair while everything is burning around them. Indiana Jones tells his dad head for the fireplace which is ironic because it's the safest place to be from the fire is the fireplace 😂😂😂
Hella saying that Spielberg likes to scare the bejeezus out of her was so funny and unexpected.
“She’s Elsa but she didn’t let it go” 😂😂😂😂 great line !
"Like Monty Python?" That's a great pull.
Considering that the Grail Knight is French, Indy was lucky that this wasn’t like Monty Python.
@@0okamino Let's be honest here, Indy's mother was a hamster and his father did smell of elderberries.
@@tarmaque
At least Indy wasn’t taunted a second time.
In the end, Indy and his dad, and Marcus Brody and Salah rode off into the sunset, banging their coconut shells together.
11:07 "Yes! A canoe!" 😂
Hela's facial expressions are are awesome!
My initial reaction is, "why is Hela being so adorable right out of the gate?"
And that's the third and final movie in the Indiana Jones trilogy, and it's my favorite of the three. Did I mention there are only three movies? Yep, no more Indiana Jones movies after this one.
As also we only have 6 star wars movies, and 3 Matrix hehehe
@@danilokenobi Try 3 and 1.
^Truth
What about the "Ani-Matrix"? Does that count as a movie?
Yep. Only 3 Indiana Jones movies.
Chi: “Bye. Go to hell too.” So matter of fact lol 😂😂
0:21 - Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, released in 1889 😅 It does sometimes feel like that to be honest! I was 3 years old when this came out 👶
The best Indy film ever made. "She talks in her sleep." So iconic.
0:50 Don't worry you two, there are no snakes in this film. ;)
3:26 "Oh shit..." That sounded adorable.
3:48 He pulled a snake out of his pants. :)
4:20 Chi: There's a snake on the wall...! :D
ELSA DIDNT LET IT GO!!! amazing, i saw this film when it first came out and many times since, and i never realised the connection with Frozen. amazing reaction again!!!
Ladies, the kid in the beginning of the movie is Indiana Jones, the old guy that kind of dressed like Indy is the person who's style he copied when he grew up.
Archeological man of mystery… Garth. He was originally going to be Abner Ravenwood, but that idea was scrapped.
This movie is the ultimate father and son story!
Almost Father’s Day celebration 🎉
Well, after That's My Boy.
I can’t get enough of you girls. Y’all always brighten my day and put a smile on my face. Sending ❤️ from deep in the heart of Texas.
This movie had some of the best sound and visuals of a movie that came out in 1889.
Sound and colour were a big deal back then, this movie was ahead of it's time
*1989
I find it rather interesting that Hella knew the "he chose poorly" meme source, before the line was said.
yea huh?? how is nobody else noticing that💀
Threw me for a loop too until she mentioned hearing it in another series. Then I remembered that she's seen How I Met Your Mother (recognising Neil Patrick Harris/Barney Stinson from Starship troopers) and memories of the 'You Chose...' episode came flooding back
They may do a first watch through of each film, to allow them to take in, and comprehend each film's story. It allows for a smoother, 2nd reaction.
I mean it's not the worst thing but transparency would help, other reactors say "hey i saw it a while ago" or "i do know a few lines" but their whole channel is foreign girls react like they're completely new to these.
@@DeyDid-ek8zu it says first time watch and it surprised me when she said it the same time as me; before the quest,(guardian) knight.
How did you get the 'he chose poorly' line spot on
"he chose poorly" is a well known meme
5:22-Lotsa fun watching you girls scream your way through the opening..Now you know How Indy got the hat, learned how to use a whip and his hatred of snakes. Sadly, the actor playing young Indy , River Phoenix, died at 25. He was really good already and would've went on to be great. ( He was born/raised about 100 miles away from me in Madras, Oregon)
The other River Phoenix movie that these girls _must_ watch is _Stand By Me,_ after which they will know everything they need to know about my childhood. Other than the fact that it's set in the early 60's instead of the mid 70's, this movie could be a biography about me. I even grew up in Castle Rock Washington, close enough to Oregon as to make no difference. (Note that less than 20 miles from Castle Rock Washington is the little town of Vader. I'm not even kidding. Look at a map.)
12:40 "damn you music." -Hella
Everyone talks about the chemistry between Harrison Ford and Sean Connery, but to me the prologue with River Phoenix as the young Indy is the movie's true highlight.
Also that fat kid rules.
Both
Phoenix nailed all of Ford's mannerisms as Indiana Jones
Really? The first ten minutes are the highlight of the entire film for you? That's all?
@OzBaxter To be honest, I always found this to be one of the lesser entries. It just felt like a mimic of Raiders to me. Plus the humor felt way too forced for me, like the stamp scene and the "Go between them" bit.
Indy: "X marks the spot"
Hella: "Xcellent!" 😂
Hela saying the Knight's line minutes before he does is great. Yes, He chose poorly.
Out of all the Indy films, this one is my favorite.
Vietnamese ladies are angels.
No, THESE Vietnamese ladies are angels 🤩
Yeah but my favorite kind, bloodthirsty Angels.
at least they're lively. i saw some other reactors, some of them feels like they're dead pan comedians
I don't see them changing like so many others after awhile.
These two girls are just so perfect. Hela's joy as the disasters develop is just cute as hell. They are so sharp!
This is the last one worth watching
Dear Munchies; at 21:54. The Nazis aren’t burning “stuff;” they were burning books….any books that disagreed with the Nazis ideology
@yt45204 i too am upset that some monuments to slavery enthusiasts were rightfully toppled
@@livebackwards Those who destroy always believe it's done 'rightfully'.
@@livebackwardsName checks out.
29:19 - Don't know if it's accurate, but I believe the Nazi soldier was saying "These Americans are fighting like women"
I just found your channel and I LOVE it so much!! Please keep going!!!!
They are gems.
16:26 It took a while to process what happened, right?! 🤣🤣🤣
I absolutely love how absorbed you guys get watching Indiana Jones movies.
I've seen all of them many times and they are old news to me. Watching you guys reminds me of seeing them for the first time. Watching you discover them is a new experience and always worth watching. You guys make old movies exciting again, albeit for different reasons. Have a great day👍
My favorite Jones movie... Ford and Connery were Great together
When George Lucas (the screenwriter) was a boy, he had a dog named Indiana.
It sat in the front seat of their car and was the inspiration for Chewbacca.
This was actually my introduction to the series a few years ago and it got me into series. It also made me happy to learn this is the fan favorite of the series. And (to many) the very last one in the series. 😅
It doesn’t belong in a museum…it belong in its country of origin!
Elsa *didn't* 'let it go'! Ha.ha Hella!
8:29 'X marks the spot.' "-Excellent." :)
10:57 'Ah, Venice.' 12:54 'Ah, Venice...' :D
13:39 Haha!
16:23 Chi got it. :D
Not only is Hela a gorgeous gal, but the subtle name dropping of Monty Python! (Chef's kiss!)
A truly marvelous woman!
You girls will get to 100k wuth this movie selection, no doubt
They just cant miss
When Elsa falls: "Yeah....now you go to hell too." LMFAO! Said with such drip!
I love how you two make Frozen jokes with Elsa and "let it go", hahah! Great reaction you two! :D
I love this movie. It's right up there with the first one for me. Not only is the action good, but the humor is timeless. It's just as funny today as when it opened. I've heard the "No ticket" line a bunch of times.
The neat thing is that the actor who played Jones Senior, Sean Connery, was the original actor who played James Bond. In the scene where he's shot by Donovan, he is shot with a Walther PPK, the same kind of gun James Bond used in most of the series.
So much fun watching y'all go through this roller coaster of Indiana Jones movies!
The German Airship is called a Deridgable, popular till the Hindenburg crash in the late 30,s airfield in New Jersey.
Ladies.😭. Young Indiana is River Phoenix. In those years he was one of the best. You have to watch his movies. " I Love you to Death" & "Dogfight" are amazing. He's no longer with us, if he were alive, he would be the one playing Indiana.
34:37 I really like that part that it wasn't magic but just an illusion.
35:35 "You chose, poorly." Is Hella the knight.
37:33 Yes exactly. Sad scene. 700 years he waited alone for this. :(
38:21 Perfect ending for a movie trilogy. Great story. Such a fantastic film.
This movie looks good for being released in 1889.
Unironically, my favourite part is them jumping into a boat and them saying "Yes! A canoe!"
Henry Jones Sr. was played by Sean Connery, the original James Bond.
This is a Good one, you get all the Emotions here 😊, Thank you for the reaction.
Love the munchies girls… You ladies should do “Gangs of New York” if you haven’t seen it yet.
Anything with Daniel Day Lewis, is brilliant. But yes they would LOVE Gangs of New York!
Of the three I've seen, this is my personal favorite.
Yeah, it goes 3,1,2
These where the original trilogy of the Indiana Jones saga. The next 2 are not all that great if you decide to indulge in them. I saw this movie in the theather and I couldn't stop laughing. The onscreen chemistry between the 2 Indies was what made this movie so enjoyable. Once again great reaction from my favorite Vietnamese girls.
This film is a sequel that wraps up the trilogy nicely..and a prequel, because we get to see Indy's origins.
This is my favorite of the three. The father-son dynamic is played very well. Note that Sean Connery was the original James Bond in the movies, so this character is completely different from the world's greatest spy and yet he was totally convincing. What a way to end the trilogy, riding off into the sunset!
Great reaction!
This is my favorite.
We get the back story and Sean Connery with Harrison Ford is a duo I didn't bow I would like very much.
29:26 "what is that pose... position." -Chi
31:48 "Why are you sitting there, _resting,_ when we're so near the _end?!"_
"I can't go on! I don't have my _hat!_ Oh, here it is. Okay. I'm coming."
Pat Roach, who was the muscular Nazi in _Raiders_ and the tall Thuggee overseer in _Temple of Doom,_ is also in this, although most of the footage that had him in it was cut from the final film. He is briefly seen accompanying Ernst Vogel to the Zeppelin.
18:30 'I liked the Austrian way better.' :)
19:19 More snakes for Chi... ;)
23:13 'No ticket!' :D
29:25 What are you two thinking about... :)
(35:41) This was the first movie scene to ever give me nightmares. My 10-year-old brain didn't handle this well.
Chi: "Rats are better than snakes."
Elsa didn't let it go...that was hilarious.
River Phoenix, the actor who plays the young Indiana Jones, had a tragic death due to drugs.
31 years ago
If you like adventure movies, take a look at "Romancing the Stone" and "The Jewel of the Nile" you will not be disappointed.
Romancing the Stone is great, Jewel of the Nile I found to be a bit of a sequel grab
5:26 the greatest roast in cinematic history
I hope you guys will watch Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
It is a great Steven Spielberg movie with no snakes or any gross animals =)
Well I feel bad for Chi when she said no more snakes...and a couple minutes in young Indy falls into the pit of snakes! 🐍😂 It was Funny when Hella said Elsa didn't let it go, reminded of the movie Frozen and Elsa's song!⛄Lolol Great movie and reaction you girls are knocking it out of the park! Can't wait for you both to watch the rest of the series! Indiana Jones and the crystal skulls and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny! Maybe there will be no snakes in the next ones but...? You have to watch to find out! Thanks Movie Munchies ❤ Luv ya Chi and Hella ❤️💛
That tank was a World War 1 tank. It was designed large and flat so that it would go over trenches. Trenches had a large part in WW1.
I would've love to watch the movies, with Hella
I dont know where to suggest movies. But you girls gotta watch "The Iron Giant"!!!! It's soooooooo Good and a classic.
Best Reaction 👌
These two ladies are hilarious 😂
The ruins that they enter near the end are In the country of Jordan called Pethra.
awesome.... i like the 3rd Part the most
This is my favorite of the three but they are all good. You two young ladies are just to cool. Your actions and commentary are so fun. Thanks for making my week, as you always do.
Hella has made some insane predictions, this one was Indy meeting Hitler, in the Mask it was him eating the bomb, love you guys but my suspension of disbelief is losing its suspension
Edit: you chose poorly😊
@@brettherrick1893 I was about to say, she nailed the most iconic line from the movie.
They're likely watching the films first, off camera. To comprehend the film's stories. Making for a smooth, 2nd reaction.
yes!! at last your reaction to the LAST and FINAL Indiana movie ☺️☺️☺️☺️
Your guys are great ☺️✌️I'm glad you did these movies from my youth...fun stuff 😀👍
Indy's dad was played by Sean Connery who became famous playing James Bond. If you like him you should try watching Goldfinger from the 1960s. It's a great spy movie. If you enjoy it, there are many more Bond movies.
🐁Great one Chi 😎 Hella 🌸
🐀My fav is the character of Sallah ☺️
" You have chosen wisely" to react to this movie
🐭🇬🇧🌸💕🇻🇳
"bye, go to hell too" oh where is the compassion?!! hahaha
the best and last indiana jones
that place is Petra in Jordan...freaking amazing place
spielberg sure loves his skeletons
I've a couple/several movies to recommend for you. "THE MISSION" starring Robert De Niro, Jeremy Irons and Liam Neeson. Classic, with awesome soundtrack by Ennio Morricone. Also, "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" starring a young Clint Eastwood, since you reviewed 'Gran Torino' recently and didn't know who Eastwood was. Also has awesome soundtrack by Ennio Morricone. Finally, two Civil War classics, "GODS AND GENERALS" starring Robert Duvall & Jeff Daniels, followed by "GETTYSBURG" starring Tom Berrenger, Martin Sheen and Jeff Daniels.
I didn't know that someone else saw The Mission.
Harrison Ford and Sean Connery do such a good job in this movie that no one realizes that they couldn't be father and son in real life, the age difference between the two actors is 12 years.
Love your content!!! please keep up the good work and enjoy more movies!!!❤