Coby's INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL (2008) Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is a 2008 American action adventure film directed by Steven Spielberg from a screenplay by David Koepp, based on a story by George Lucas and Jeff Nathanson. It is the fourth installment in the Indiana Jones film series and a sequel to Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989). Set in 1957, it pits Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) against Soviet KGB agents led by Irina Spalko (Cate Blanchett) searching for a telepathic crystal skull located in Peru. Jones is aided by his former lover, Marion Ravenwood (Karen Allen), and their son, Mutt Williams (Shia LaBeouf). Ray Winstone, John Hurt, and Jim Broadbent are also part of the supporting cast.
Welp, here we are... the most divided of the Indiana Jones Saga (so far) but we had to have Coby watch it because we are going to have her watch Dial of Destiny when it comes out! Did she like this movie? Was it as bad as YOU remember? Do we just highlight the BEST parts, haha? We hope you watch with her as your catchup for the new movie next week!
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4:24 Did you notice that the number 51 was stencilled on the inside of the warehouse doors? Indicating that they are at Area 51.
Some didn't like the alien angle. But it was appropriate for the 50s. It was the atomic age. It was after the Roswell UFO scare in 1947. There was a Sci Fi movie boom in the 50s that took the place of the more supernatural films in the 30s and 40s. For me the subject fit the time.
Coby: I watch a LOT of reaction channels, and you're definitely one of the best! Keep up the beautiful work letting us re-watch our favorite films as if it's our very first time, yet again, WITH you! :)
Probably a coincidence, but... 13 Crystal intradimensional 'aliens' and 13 original incarnations of the Doctor from Doctor Who?...
Bonus. John Hurt played the Doctor, but didn’t have the name...
The Story Teller is awesome. The one with the card game and the little devils is the best.
Harrison Ford, 81 years young.
the first 2 Indies were good / very good, Last Crusade was GREAT/amazing, Crystal Skull was terribly disappointing, and Dial of Destiny was an abomination/disaster.
10:39 JUST A LITTLE BIT???
Temple is probably my favourite too. I was a little too young when Raiders was released, so Temple was the first I saw. My dad taped it off the TV a few years after it came out and I watched it over and over and over. I would've been around 8-9 years old and the perfect age for the gross-out stuff with the bugs, the elaborate booby traps, the roller coaster mine cart sequence, etc.
I walked out of the theatre feeling disappointed after seeing Crystal Skull, but I enjoy seeing positive reactions to it, and I think reactions like yours help me appreciate it more.
I will say I walked out of Dial of Destiny with the feeling I had been hoping to get from Crystal Skull. Dial of Destiny gave me ALL the feels. So good!!!
There are some who didn't like this Indy film but I did. The era is 1957. Indy survives a nuclear explosion. He's taking on the Cold War Russians to find the supernatural (like the Nazi's in Raiders & Last Crusade). And Indy finally gets THE GIRL (Marion)!!! Loved your reaction Coby. Keep it going !!!
As a child of the 80s, you'll probably hate me for this but...1, 3, 2, 4. Enjoyed taking this ride with you.
Almost the same 3,1,2,4
That is the perfect order.
I’ve always loved all the Indy films. This movie gets undeserved hate but I love it and the 1950’s feel. The opening sequence and the nuclear blast and the fridge is awesome
I honestly don’t hate this movie - definitely the weakest of the four, but better than its reputation - lots of fun moments - I hope Dial of Destiny is better though! Fingers crossed!
It's not good at all. Indy is a sad sack. They just love to tear down iconic characters in modern films. Destroy the past, kill it if you have to has become the new motto.
Me too.
Belief in Crystal Skulls and Aliens being tied together is NO DIFFERENT than a belief in the Jewish god, or Christianity, or Hindu Mysticism. All four movies deal with ancient (but powerful) artifacts and archeology. Being set in the 1950s, this one takes the 50's B-movies into account about aliens, the Russians and the cold war, etc. just like the first three, being in the 30s, had the 30's era serials and the Nazis in mind. I love all four films. Thank you for having an open mind and enjoying this movie!!! :o)
I thought your comment about wishing you'd been born in 1955 was interesting. I was born in 1954. And you're right. It was an interesting time to grow up.
33:50 It's ironic you said that you wonder how many sets are reused for other scenes. When they run from one pyramid to the other, it's actually the same pyramid.
Old fridges used to lock when you closed them. They changed this because kids would get locked inside and suffocate to death. Also its lead lined which keeps radiation away. Its obviously far fetched but there some reasons it could work.
No it can’t. You’d break every bone In Your body from hitting the ground that quick. And the heat…
@@theonewhoknows2 you also cant survive jumping out of an airplane in an inflatable raft. it's called fun.
"Is this a new hat?" There is controversy about the hats because, obviously, they have to make multiple new hats for each movie and each time they use a different design and materials.
One of the novels actually addresses this question. Not sure if it’s considered canon, but he apparently has it repaired and restored frequently. It’s supposed to be the same hat.
Every person who has reacted to this movie going in blind and unfamiliar with the lore of this series has liked this movie. This was the perfect Lipness test. My theory is that this was a pretty decent movie that doesn't live up to our snooty fanboy or girl expectations. I'm glad she liked it. I'd rather watch someone enjoy something rather than hate something anyway.
Coby gave me a new appreciation of the film. There are still things in it that I find a little TOO over-the-top (The nuked fridge, swinging with monkeys), but maybe I won't judge this so harshly. Thanks, Coby, it was fun seeing it through your eyes.
Yes, of the 20 or so channels now that I know of being willing to react to this one, only 3 disliked it outright; everyone else liked it for the most part (well, OK, another 3-5 were somewhat mixed on it; they all seemed to like the first half but not the last half as much). But I'd say it just goes to show the initial hate for this one was greatly exaggerated. Hell, even *I* as someone who _was_ well-versed in the series' lore prior to its release didn't think it was that bad. People need to remember that filmmaking and SFX are always going to keep evolving; it's never going to still be the same way it was 10-20+ years ago.
And it's *_litmus_* test, BTW.
@@maycontainviolence5587 Frankly, the fridge scene was no less plausible to me than the raft scene from "Temple of Doom." I'll agree that the vine-swinging scene felt a little silly, though.
Reactors also like just about everything they react to. So maybe not a great litmus test. I do agree, that the film is over hated, but that does not make it a good Indy film.
@@ZodsSnappedNeck I do think most reactors _are_ honest when they don't like something, though. I mean, Ashleigh Burton liked this movie but has openly disliked quite a few far more widely beloved movies she's watched for her channel. Go figure.
For scorpions, look at the tail size, not the body. If it's a little guy with a huge tail singer, strong venom. If he's a big guy with a tiny tail, weak venom.
Some things fans disliked were: 1) the interdimensional beings moved the tone away from mystical (i.e. religious supernatural) and into sci-fi, 2) the sudden "happily ever after" marriage wasn't true to who Indy and Marion had been in Raiders (their relationship should have had more conflict and spark), and 3) with Harrison Ford aging out of action hero roles, Indiana's son would have been a great vehicle for having someone else take on the mantle, but no one could envision Shia LeBoef in that role.
A lot of people hate on this movie, but while I think it's the fourth best in the series, it has some great moments and ties things up nicely with Indy tying the knot with Marion, the only one of his three movie love interests who was really capable of keeping up with his adventurous lifestyle. The opening sequence is great, and is worthy of the other three movies. A little trivia, originally aliens were the ones behind the crystal skulls, and it was supposed to tie-in with the '50's sci-fi craze, but test audiences hated the idea. So Spielberg changed the aliens to "inter-dimensional beings", which seems kinda lame as it's really the same thing. I saw this movie in the theater, and a friend had already told me about the alien bit, and going in I kinda felt the same way. But I still really liked it...and still do!
I'm sorry the Indiana Jones ride is over for now (though I've still got a couple of reactions to go.) I wondered what a young Jennifer Connelly was doing reacting to Indiana Jones 😄, and though it wasn't her, my disappointment was tempered by Coby's great reacting skills. She really makes it seem like she's talking to you and you're right there watching it with her. Great job!
Techically they were going for Marlon Brando in the Wild One with Lebeauf look.
Mr Ford will turn 81 in July... :)
I aslo am a fan of this one is it the least of the Indy movies Yes is the the worst thing ever No its just different to me it's still a lot of fun and totally underated
Did you notice that the warehouse in this film is the same as the one at the end of Raiders of The Lost Ark. During the car chase the truck skids and hits a crate, giving us a brief glimpse of the Ark of The Covenant.
😮 The Neverending Story 😮. I hated that part too!
I agree with other opinions. Is KOTCS as good as the original trilogy? No, but that does not mean it's a terrible film. It's a lot of fun, and I greatly appreciate you not being influenced by the internet. I think many people are turned off to KOTCS just because of the opinions of people on the internet.
It’s a terrible movie. I figured it out in the theater when I just wanted it to end.
I bought the DVD all hyped up, on release day. After seeing it once I hid it in a drawer somewhere, I don't even know where it is. It's really bad... and not because of internet
@@shredd5705 Bullshit. I was 11 when this movie came out and I was so excited, and it lived up to my expectations then. I still have all my toys that were released at the time. This film is not as bad as Reddit wants you to think.
@@FordHoard Bullshit maybe for you, but doesn't mean you're right. I was 29 when this came out and I hated it maybe more than any sequel I can remember. Because I had paid for the DVD. Would I have bought it with my own money (I was a poor student), if I expected or wanted it to suck? I didn't even know what Reddit is at the time
@@FordHoard I don't need Reddit to tell me this is garbage. All I have to do is compare it to the original trilogy. I saw the first one in theaters, I must have been 10.
I grew up with the Indiana Jones films. I was about 18 when Last Crusade came out.
Fun Fact: When Spielberg and Lucas were discussing making this one, Spielberg came up with the idea of aliens. Lucas, said "No way, nothing about aliens."
Spielberg: How about intra-dimensional beings, then?
Lucas: What the hell are intra-dimensional beings?
Spielberg: Well they're kinda like aliens.
@@ChrisReise actually it was the reverse, Lucas wanted to do aliens and Spielberg was skeptical. But yes there was some skepticism early on
great movie, glad you liked it without the nostalgia hate
Apart from the continued evolutions in filmmaking and SFX in general, I feel as though the sudden integration of '50s culture and phenomena into a series that had only ever previously taken place in the '30s was perhaps the most jarring aspect about the movie for older viewers who grew up on the originals. The rather obscure MacGuffin likely didn't help, either. I mean, anyone who had a Judeo-Christian upbringing likely at least had some knowledge about both the Ark of the Covenant and the Holy Grail - and the Sankara Stones were easy enough to relate to without knowing that much about Hindu culture - but how many people actually know about crystal skulls?
I met John Hurt years ago at Oxford. He was playing in Cats and the cast party ended up at The Oxford Arms pub. I was there with a music history professor from Oklahoma. Exciting events in a time far far away.
The second prairie dog watching Indy after the nuclear blast? Nice callback to the movie opening, wasn’t it?...
Didn't care for Shia's character but don't blame Shia because in a Spielburg movie you don't get to decide what you're going to do or say. They hand you a script in the morning & you follow the Directors orders. So he's the way he is, because that's what Spielburg wanted. But I would have written that character differently. Like Willie in 'Temple of Doom' I found/find him somewhat annoying. Which Is unnecessary.
John hurt also played olivander the wand maker in harry potter and jim broadbent next to him played detective chief inspector slater in our british comedy series only fools and horses
Amazed and grateful they brought Marion's character back! Also played a Marion in *Scrooged* I think?! Wish she made more films!
I love watching your reactions! Fun note: One of the people in the graveyard is the little prince from Conan The Barbarian
I believe a snake's *body* could be used as a rope?! Not so funny story...I once grabbed a gardener snake and whipped it around by it's tail and the *head* popped off! Only *once* tho! I *now* try to respect ALL life!
Thanks for sharing your reaction to KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL
You were of her as Galadriel the Elven queen in The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. Her hair was longer too...
You said on the other Indy reactions that they made you want to travel to places. Now you need to go to Peru. I grew up there. It's gorgeous and the jungle is the best.
Can you do the reaction of i spit on your grave remake or taken or law abitzing citzeng please?
That ADR "youre not from around here, are you" @3:38 lol they didnt even attempt to sound like Harrison Ford.
Dear deceased Marcus Brody's statue giving the commies a 'head butt'...
Indiana Jones movies reactions w/Coby by Popcorn Roulette (Feb 26, 2024)
“Those eyes”4:35
5:30 6:18
1950s home9:17
Shia12:04 12:45 13:14
13:33
13:42 14:41 16:19
Great I’m glad you enjoyed it for a long time. I’ve been with a few that like that movie almost nobody liked it they said he was too old. He’s never too old didn’t like it but now it’s time goes on. I think people enjoy it more appreciate it. I’m glad you did too. Oh, the end part where the hat blows off. That that was supposed to be the ghost of Henry Jones, Senior Sean Connery‘s character. He died between three and four the character that is Thanks for the fun Hope to see you in the next one
How about the "Hold this!" dead body 'joke' between the Henrys?...
Good reaction. By the way, good Spanish
it's not Oriana, it is Orellana (Spanish last name )Francisco de Orellana,Conquistador
I think a lot of people feel that Spielberg lied to them. He said he wasn't going to use much CGI and then he did.
Did you like when the ants came through the car pedals and the bad soldier was crushing them what was your favorite part of the crystal skull 😊😊
15:00 Did you just tell us you know what low-side and high-side motorcycle crashes are?
Shia was *hilarious* on Even Stevens! Worth a watch if you missed it!
Love seeing Coby watch these classics! Hope to see her reactions to Band of Brothers in the near future!
Low siding a bike, knowledge of horses, this person should be on a bigger show.
the face you pull when you are calculating the age Harrison Ford will be in the latest Indy film hahahaha
Love your new chair....and more relaxing feel 😌
“Uh oh. I might have enjoyed this one”
Me: GOOOOOOOD…Goooooood~ 😈
A similar vibe I enjoyed in my school days was Tin Tin!
Not display homes.
It's an atomic testing site.
The *dog* needs a channel...reacting to reactors!
and now you need to watch Croc Dundee.
What if Angels ARE Aliens!?
23:14 I’m so happy 😁 to see Marion from the previous movie, but I’m also looking forward to watching Indiana Jones and the dial of destiny next week.
Why died Jones Senior?
You had me at Coby!
He is 65 here
1957
I'm a quote unquote snooty fanboy for these films and have some nitpicks for this fourth entry. But, it's mostly superficial CGI stuff. The big sticking points with the majority of long time die hard fans like the nuke the fridge bit or that the McMuffin turns out not to be supernatural like the previous three, but full on deviates straight into hard Sci-fi outright and is aliens with a flying saucer to boot is not a problem with me. I think it's super genius actually. Again, I don't like the execution of the alien and it's on the nose looking directly into the camera mad mugging the audience as we are the femme fatal's POV shot and the CG was amateur hour even in '08. But, the idea behind it was inspired and George Lucas moving the world of Indiana Jones from the original context of old movie serials and adventurer cliffhangers into the 1950's twenty years down the line thus putting it firmly into that decades era of the B-movie aliens and monsters and fifty foot women attack Earth craze, the atomic age and regularity of potential nuckear attack school drills, the have and have-nots social economic divide between the W.A.S.P.'s and Greasers etc and incorporating all that into the Crystal Skull plot and backdrop was actually pretty brilliant and really creatively fruitful. All encapsulated in that one masterful visual shot of Indy walking up that hill looking at the nuclear mushroom cloud encroaching the once blinding light of day and symbolically showing our man from another era and time Dr.Jones now entering the atomic age. Sublime.
Marion's return, the reveal that Mutt is their son so Indiana's legacy has the very real potential to continue on through his very much like both his patents spunk and sass, but also their resiliency and resourcefulness. The story and structure are a foundation in which plot and themes sit on firm and stable ground. Only the execution betrays it reaching its full potential, but it's of no fault of the actors or the story themselves which are solid out right and hold their own. It's just shy of being its own masterpiece. But, just a Fan-Edit CGI effects course-correction and overhaul redo and I think it would be a film that not only would stand with the original trilogy of films at last uncontested , but a masterful work of art that would not only deserve and demand to be rewatched repeatedly generation passed to generation, but also it should be in a museum!
*CUE RAIDERS THEME*
May I say, you are stunning.
This is the second movie out if them all, Raiders of the lost ark is the first movie.
I love these series of movies.
Can't beat a good action adventure movie.
The characters, the adventure and even the comedy moments work so well together.
Back in the days when movies had something special about them that you just don't get today.
A great reaction video.
Have a wonderful day!
I do hate that automatic road, because it's so cartoony... where do the stumps go?
I will say that Shia turns in a very strong performance while everyone around him phones it in.
This is one of the best Indiana Jones films I ever saw in my life!
I’m hate to be the picky guy but you didn’t watch them in chronological order!😢 Raiders was first, then Temple, Last Crusade and Crystal Skull. I believe if you started with Raiders of the Lost Ark it would be your favorite! I really enjoyed your reactions! Thank you!
You're thinking of release date order. When reactors say "chronological order," they usually mean sorted based on the timing of the events in the movies (so prequels come first, for example). With that definition, her assertion is correct because Temple of Doom happens before Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Old Indiana is just a no-go. Indy was conceived as a two-fisted action character, not grandpa needing someone else to do all his stunts for him. And CS you get to see the difference between CGI-driven action versus real action sequences from stuff like Last Crusade.
I was in the Army in the early '90s and I was stationed in Panama. Jungles are not flat terrain that extend into the horizon. They have hills and valleys and are thick as heck.
Pipe down, you obiously want people to know you hate it so why are you watching this? Just to shit on a movie?
Yep. If they had to keep making these, they could have tried the Bond approach. When someone turns too old for action, bring up a new guy to play the role. After all, it's basically Spielberg's variation of Bond anyway. Harrison Ford would have been like Sean Connery, remembered as the only true Bond, but it might have worked if they found the right man for the role
@@shredd5705 It's not my franchise, so they can do with it what they will, but I prefer they just leave it at three with the perfect ending and Hollywood come up with new ideas. I have my views about why these worlds should not be expanded, but who am I and why should my views matter?
@@DV80s Hollywood is bad with new ideas. Sequels and Marvel stuff is most of what they do now
@shredd5705 I think part of the issue is that Indy's son was an obvious potential successor for the franchise, but no one could envision Shia LaBoeuf assuming that mantle -- just like how Indy snags his hat back at the end of the film before Mutt is able to try it on.
I don't know why the hate towards this film. I like it. And I'm always game for some ancient aliens scifi flicks! 😂
the answer is Yes that type of Snake can hold that kind of weight since it is 20% bone and 80% pure muscle and the skin also adds extra strength to not ripping apart.
The question is its ligaments -- and possibly its tendons.
What did you do with your hair? It's different from other Indy videos? Extensions? Anyway you're pretty and adorable, this channel should be just about you
She shot all 4 vids in the same 3 day period so probably just brushed differently
And here we see "Nuke the Fridge" replacing "Jumping the shark"
Was it as bad as I remember? It was worse. An absolutely insulting addition to the saga. Sadly, "Dial" is just as lousy. The fourth and fifth outings really nuked the fridge.
Indy ended with YOUNG Indiana, his dad, Salah and Marcus riding off into the sunset in Last Crusade.
No it didnt
@@theonewhoknows2 You're right. Only the original, better-quality version of Indiana Jones from the '80s ended. Then we got crap with OLD Indiana Jones in the 2000s and onward, just like the prequels and sequels.... just don't come up to the standard of the originals.
So, Henry Jones III had the same 'hair style' as monkeys and no eye brow raised?...
This movie is so bad. Spielberg was drunk? And the CGI is more horrendous than all the bugs and snakes in the other films combined
Got them 'Chuck Norris' sound effects!
Indy always has to face a *strong* man; mano et mano! Beaten by the environment...use your surroundings!