The location where they filmed the outside of the Grail Temple is a real place that can still be visited today. It is called Al Khazneh and is in the ancient city of Petra in Jordan. It is from the 1st century and is carved out of the sandstone face of the canyon.
The thing with the small plane attached to it was an airship. They were quite popular till a couple of disasters involving them, like the Hindenburg disaster
One of my earliest memories is my parents taking me to see this movie in the theatre. I must have been 5 years old, and I remember being amazed by all the animals on the circus train (and traumatized by the guy turning into a skeleton at the end! haha)
And Richard Vernon, who played the Medieval knight, also played the greatest-named character in sci-fi history, 'Slartibartfast', in the BBC series The hitch-hikers guide to the Galaxy, in the 1970's!! 😲
Well there was more. 4 and 5 are highly underrated. They should have done more from the start and I’m glad we got the last two. You can have your opinions, but that’s all they are:
Sorry but there are and there should have been from the start. Have your opinions, but that’s all you have. There’s five Indiana Jones movies, and give me all 5 or don’t give me any. And Temple of Doom is still the least out of them all.
It’s also a Holocaust reference when Indiana shoots so many Nazis at once. The officers who ran the concentration camps would often lineup six Jews at a time, and see how many would die with one bullet.
Ohhhhhh I had another wonderful idea for movie suggestions: Monty Python and the Holy Grail 😂😂😂 They will love that movie. Everyone loves that movie. It used to be the most frequently quoted movie world-wide 😂. I bet they would really enjoy Kung Pow - Enter the Fist as well. Its so silly and absurd. And while I am thinking of Sean Connery... James Bond movies. You Only Live Twice and Thunderball are my favorites. The old movies have that perfect combination of action and humor, without a bunch of bad language.
👍... I recommended *"The Hunt for Red October"* with Sean Connery!! I think the guys would really enjoy that one as well. This movie 🎥 and *"The Hunt for Red October"* are 2 of my favorites from him!!
@@seanpatton7406 oooh I forgot that one. The man makes anything he is in turn to gold. He was picked to be Gandalf in the Lord of the Rings, but he turned it down because he isn't real familiar with the charachter. I often wonder how that would have worked out, Sir Ian McKellan was such a good Gandalf, its hard to think of anyone else playing him. Even as a kid reading the books, hats pretty much how I saw Gandalf and heard his voice in my mind. Thought of another great one for the guys to watch, The Man Who Would Be King. It would be especially interesting with part of it taking place in India.
Big Tam was my favourite actoer when i was a kid. Go back further for a classic movie for the team to watch with Connery in it. Darby O'Gill and the Little People. My whole life I wondered how they done the FX in the movie, when movies after it in the 80s/90s/early 2000s doing similar, looked so much worse than a movie from 1959. Then a couple of year ago, I seen the boys from Corrider Crew talk it about it and replicate it. They said it had never been used since Darby O'Gill (first time I had ever heard anyone mention that movie since i was about 12yo, lol) movie until, Peter Jackson used the technique when filming LOTR trilogy.
Or my favourite movie of all, Rudyard Kipling's The Man Who Would Be King, with, Sean Connery, Michael Caine, Saeed Jaffrey (Billy Fish, lol) Christopher Plummer and Shakira Caine (Michael's wife). Set in India, Afghanistan, Kafiristan....no spoilers...my favourite movie, great story 👌🏻🙏🏻
I would love to see them reacting to some behind the scenes footage of how movies are made. Especially ones they have already seen. The minecart scene from last Indiana Jones would blow their minds when they see how its just dolls.
You might have to show them some videos on airships so they know what that big aeroplane thing actually was. Something about The Hindenburg disaster might be interesting as it will also tell them about why we stopped using them.
The Hindenburg just had the wrong gas inside at the time of the disaster. The reason they were stopped being used was the war, and afterwards shortsighted investors and lobbyists. Zeppelins would be still useful for transporting cargo, as well as exploration and sightseeing.
Already!? Very nice! The Last Crusade is my favorite of the Indiana Jones movies. And the Grail legend is one of the most iconic myths of Christianity. That's a great bonus, that the guys now have at least heard about it. You could also show them _The Da Vinci Code_ now. This one has another take on the Grail legend that is at least ...interesting :D Also, can you find them a flight in an airship somewhere, maybe? ;)
I have some suggestions for fun movies for our friends to watch... The Labyrinth... the one with David Bowie. And The Dark Crystal. Jim Henson puppets and Brian Froud design = awesome movies. The Dark Crystal TV series was also surprisingly really good. They did Jim and Brian good justice.
@@Trazynn I was very pleased with the Dark Crystal series. I had a lot of worries when it was announced because so many things have been re-made and were just awful. But the Dark Crystal series was so good. There was an entire history written along with the original movie, and a natural order for the creatures and the cycle of the planet, thankfully. The series drew from that and coupled with the dedication of Henson and Froud's families, it turned out awesome. Now if only such care, respect and dedication had gone into the Disney Star Wars movies, they could have actually been watchable.
I hope that they show them Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and Dial of Destiny also. They may not be as good as the original trilogy, but they're still better than most movies. And it would be interesting to see how these guys react to the newer films. They don't have the same kind of nostalgia for these original films, so they wouldn't hold the new films to impossible standards. I feel like they would be less biased than most people, so it would be interesting to see their reactions.
Here’s a nice fact about the movie notice when Indiana chose the wisely cup and it was the most ugly and tarnished looking one that was done on porpoise because the person who would think to choose the prettiest and fanciest cup with the most rare metals and gold and jewels is what someone with earthy desires would choose but Jesus Christ does not care for such things and that was the clue to picking the right cup
Great as always. This was the movie that made me want to be an archeologist as a child, at least until I found out just what the job was really like 😄I got to see it at the movie theater last week as part of the asa10 lineup here in Japan, and it was even more awesome on the big screen 😎
Though some things might have to discussed so that the guys understand. I think 🤔💭 that the guys would really enjoy the movie 🎥 *"The Hunt for Red October"* with Sean Connery!!!
I just discovered these guys' reaction videos today, and i love them! Can anyone share any info about them, such as their names, where they're from, or what language they speak? They're really engaging!
My favorite RUclips channel now views my favorite Indiana Jones film! Lets see if Indy and his father have what it takes to defeat the evil Walter Donovan and the 3rd Reich as they try to drink from the cup of Christ, lest something goes wrong!!!!
I remember hearing about River Phoenix's death in 1993. It was very disappointing because he was such a promising actor. He had so much success to look forward to. But the drugs took him. Tragic. I've always loved these movies. The common theme, the message, is that greed leads to damnation. I believe that is true in real life. And as always, I love Babu's song at the end.🙏
ditto, wish people would take 2 seconds to check the numbers on previous vids before suggesting, more, sequels to things that tank the teams views. 🙄🙏🏻
Allright best suggestion for the guys to watch and then I will stop spamming the chat. The Man who would be King. I Insist you have them watch it. Its Kipling. It takes place in India. Sean Connery and Micheal Caine. Awesome movie.
A few suggestions, The Never Ending Story, The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, The Man Who Would Be King, The Jungle Book - 1967 Disney, Flight of the Navigator...hmmm, Bill & Ted, I know they lads like their Keanu, lol...👌🏻✝🙏🏻
This is my favorite because it shows Indy as a teen.. how he became the hat wearing, whip throwing, afraid of snakes adventurer. Love the father and son relationship and what really matters in life is love, not greed.
These movies are dubbed into Hindi, right? The joke in the castle scene is that he's putting on a Scottish accent. Did the dub do that too? Is there a Scottish-to-Hindi accent?
I love these first three movies. I love these great reactors as well. They are old school like me and agree that Holy things are not meant for us to have or see till we go to Heaven.
100% Banderas, Arnie and Tiberius....I actually liked the Chris pine ones....don't think i ever seen Pine before, never fancied the movies, was pretty surprised. Oh, was Pine in movie with Denzel on a runaway train..think i seen that first, that was good.
I know the majority of you will hate me for this but this was my least favorite _Indiana Jones_ film. Don’t get me wrong I enjoyed the chemistry of Harrison Ford and Sean Connery as Indiana Jones and Henry Jones Sr. and especially during the comedic and emotional scenes they had along with the film’s ending, But I really despise the villains in Elsa Schneider and Walter Donovan respectively with a burning passion. Finally, I know the Indy die-hards loathed the fourth and fifth films and keep insisting to "stay away from them", but I love to see Babu and the other guys reacting to those films and how they compare to the original three films.
This is my favourite Indiana Jones movie by far. Especially the part with tank convoy in the desert is what I regards as one of the best scenes in any movie.
Would be a good opportunity to let them react to documentaries about the Hindenburg Desaster and Zeppelins in general. Would be, indeed. But this channel isn't interested in teaching them some basic history & technics knowledge. Maybe I'm an arrogant grumpy old man...but HOW in the world...can one NOT KNOW about Zeppelins? They even are thinking, that this is a kind of fantasy product of the filmers. Amazing. But not in a positive way.
Whatever happened to showing these guys videos about history and the world we live in? I get that this is the movie reaction channel but common man show has devolved into quizzes for chocolate and food stuff generally but they aren’t being taught any more valuable knowledge. I’d suggest maybe something on Petra since they were so enamoured with it. Knowledge is power. Oh and once again: tankers are who drive TANKS; not the tanks themselves. I think this is a mistake of the translation and not the guys because I heard Raeen say “tanks”
Big Sean Connery, I think Babu and Raeen, the whole team in fact, would love Rudyard Kipling's The Man Who Would Be King, with, Sean Connery, Michael Caine, Saeed Jaffrey (Billy Fish, lol) Christopher Plummer and Shakira Caine (Michael's wife). Set in India, Afghanistan, Kafiristan....no spoilers...my favourite movie, great story 👌🏻🙏🏻
Another great movie about the Holy Grail is The Da Vinci Code. There's also a Hindi explanation video of this movie. Would be cool if they could watch both the movie and that video afterwards so they get all the context. The Da Vinci Code is part of the 'Robert Langdon' series that includes Angels and Demons (2009) and Inferno (2016).
Please don't show them 4&5. It'll really spoil the series for them. And those films were not popular, and will not garner many views. Like if you agree.
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The location where they filmed the outside of the Grail Temple is a real place that can still be visited today. It is called Al Khazneh and is in the ancient city of Petra in Jordan. It is from the 1st century and is carved out of the sandstone face of the canyon.
Fun Fact: This location was later used in a scene in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.
@@lucasclement9368 the same city, yes, but a different palace.
The thing with the small plane attached to it was an airship. They were quite popular till a couple of disasters involving them, like the Hindenburg disaster
America refused to sell helium to the nazis so they were forced to use hydrogen. As we all know hydrogen and oxygen is a very flammable combination.
16:24 Raeen: "Indiana Jones is very cerebral."
Indy: proceeds to smash up a priceless marble floor. 😄
😅 perfect 😅👌🏻
Well, it does take some smarts to know just when to finesse it, and when to brute force it. 😄
"If you are a Scottish Lord, then I am Mickey Mouse!"
One of my earliest memories is my parents taking me to see this movie in the theatre. I must have been 5 years old, and I remember being amazed by all the animals on the circus train (and traumatized by the guy turning into a skeleton at the end! haha)
I say this quite sincerely, but there are VERY FEW things in life that put as much of a smile on my face as Babu's singing. 😊😊😊
Yeah, no matter what they watch it's worth Babu's sign off song at the end 😅👌🏻
You guys are looking good today, groomed with fresh cuts. Thanks for the awesome uploads and all the work you do to keep us entertained.
*The Goonies* was a great one!!! ☺️ I wonder 🤔💭 if the guys might enjoy the 80's movie; *"Flight of the Navigator"!!*
@@seanpatton7406 They'd love it, that and The Never Ending Story also 🤔
The Dark Crystal or Labyrinth 🤔
At the start of the movie they are at Monument Valley in Utah USA.
And Richard Vernon, who played the Medieval knight, also played the greatest-named character in sci-fi history, 'Slartibartfast', in the BBC series The hitch-hikers guide to the Galaxy, in the 1970's!! 😲
These two guys are the best thing on youtube right now.
Get ready for a ride guys.
And they all rode off into the sunset and lived happily ever after. THE END!!!
Yes, there are no more Indiana Jones films, never ever!
Amen brother!
Well there was more. 4 and 5 are highly underrated. They should have done more from the start and I’m glad we got the last two. You can have your opinions, but that’s all they are:
Sorry but there are and there should have been from the start. Have your opinions, but that’s all you have. There’s five Indiana Jones movies, and give me all 5 or don’t give me any. And Temple of Doom is still the least out of them all.
Scaring birds to stop an aeroplane is such a memorable scene.
Perfect ending to a great TRILOGY
Except it’s not a trilogy. And Temple of Doom is still the least of the five.
It’s also a Holocaust reference when Indiana shoots so many Nazis at once. The officers who ran the concentration camps would often lineup six Jews at a time, and see how many would die with one bullet.
Ohhhhhh I had another wonderful idea for movie suggestions:
Monty Python and the Holy Grail 😂😂😂
They will love that movie. Everyone loves that movie. It used to be the most frequently quoted movie world-wide 😂.
I bet they would really enjoy Kung Pow - Enter the Fist as well. Its so silly and absurd.
And while I am thinking of Sean Connery... James Bond movies. You Only Live Twice and Thunderball are my favorites. The old movies have that perfect combination of action and humor, without a bunch of bad language.
👍... I recommended *"The Hunt for Red October"* with Sean Connery!! I think the guys would really enjoy that one as well. This movie 🎥 and *"The Hunt for Red October"* are 2 of my favorites from him!!
@@seanpatton7406 oooh I forgot that one.
The man makes anything he is in turn to gold.
He was picked to be Gandalf in the Lord of the Rings, but he turned it down because he isn't real familiar with the charachter.
I often wonder how that would have worked out, Sir Ian McKellan was such a good Gandalf, its hard to think of anyone else playing him. Even as a kid reading the books, hats pretty much how I saw Gandalf and heard his voice in my mind.
Thought of another great one for the guys to watch, The Man Who Would Be King. It would be especially interesting with part of it taking place in India.
Big Tam was my favourite actoer when i was a kid. Go back further for a classic movie for the team to watch with Connery in it. Darby O'Gill and the Little People.
My whole life I wondered how they done the FX in the movie, when movies after it in the 80s/90s/early 2000s doing similar, looked so much worse than a movie from 1959.
Then a couple of year ago, I seen the boys from Corrider Crew talk it about it and replicate it. They said it had never been used since Darby O'Gill (first time I had ever heard anyone mention that movie since i was about 12yo, lol) movie until, Peter Jackson used the technique when filming LOTR trilogy.
Or my favourite movie of all, Rudyard Kipling's The Man Who Would Be King, with, Sean Connery, Michael Caine, Saeed Jaffrey (Billy Fish, lol) Christopher Plummer and Shakira Caine (Michael's wife). Set in India, Afghanistan, Kafiristan....no spoilers...my favourite movie, great story 👌🏻🙏🏻
I think Life of Brian would be a better intro to Python for the team. Then Knigggiggits and that later ... 😅o7
I would love to see them reacting to some behind the scenes footage of how movies are made. Especially ones they have already seen. The minecart scene from last Indiana Jones would blow their minds when they see how its just dolls.
Well, now you'll simply HAVE to show them a video about how blimps work. Bet they'll find that fascinating.
I'd hate to be a stall owner in a Indy film.
I would love it if they could react to the last two Indiana Jones, movies, and maybe even the Young Indiana Jones series.
Takes me back to childhood. Harrison Ford (Indie) was definitely my first crush ;) So different watching this decades later as an adult!
These balloons were used before large reliable planes were invented :D
35:24 I met that guy one time. The actor, I mean. Nice guy. Passed away a few years after I met him. It was at a convention.
I’m loving Raeen’s shirt
You might have to show them some videos on airships so they know what that big aeroplane thing actually was. Something about The Hindenburg disaster might be interesting as it will also tell them about why we stopped using them.
The Hindenburg just had the wrong gas inside at the time of the disaster. The reason they were stopped being used was the war, and afterwards shortsighted investors and lobbyists. Zeppelins would be still useful for transporting cargo, as well as exploration and sightseeing.
Already!? Very nice! The Last Crusade is my favorite of the Indiana Jones movies. And the Grail legend is one of the most iconic myths of Christianity. That's a great bonus, that the guys now have at least heard about it. You could also show them _The Da Vinci Code_ now. This one has another take on the Grail legend that is at least ...interesting :D
Also, can you find them a flight in an airship somewhere, maybe? ;)
I have some suggestions for fun movies for our friends to watch...
The Labyrinth... the one with David Bowie.
And
The Dark Crystal.
Jim Henson puppets and Brian Froud design = awesome movies.
The Dark Crystal TV series was also surprisingly really good. They did Jim and Brian good justice.
That's because one of the concept designers was Brian's son Toby, yes THAT Toby.
I'd like them to see the whole Dark Crystal netflix show. So much craziness to react to.
@@Trazynn I was very pleased with the Dark Crystal series.
I had a lot of worries when it was announced because so many things have been re-made and were just awful.
But the Dark Crystal series was so good.
There was an entire history written along with the original movie, and a natural order for the creatures and the cycle of the planet, thankfully. The series drew from that and coupled with the dedication of Henson and Froud's families, it turned out awesome.
Now if only such care, respect and dedication had gone into the Disney Star Wars movies, they could have actually been watchable.
It's one of the few times a reboot deeply respects the source material and then expands it far beyond its original scope.
Please let this be the last of the Indiana movies they watch. Learn from the rest of us who were let down when we watched the others
👌🏻📝
My thoughts exactly.
They ride off into the sunset, THE END.
They were not half as bad as the butthurt pretentious fanbois make them out to be...
@@voxdraconia4035Not a fan and even I think they were dogshit.
One, if not the best ending for a trilogy ever!
I hope that they show them Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and Dial of Destiny also. They may not be as good as the original trilogy, but they're still better than most movies. And it would be interesting to see how these guys react to the newer films. They don't have the same kind of nostalgia for these original films, so they wouldn't hold the new films to impossible standards. I feel like they would be less biased than most people, so it would be interesting to see their reactions.
I do have some nostalgia for the Kingdom, but the Dial was too much. Poor Indy lost a son.
Here’s a nice fact about the movie notice when Indiana chose the wisely cup and it was the most ugly and tarnished looking one that was done on porpoise because the person who would think to choose the prettiest and fanciest cup with the most rare metals and gold and jewels is what someone with earthy desires would choose but Jesus Christ does not care for such things and that was the clue to picking the right cup
I always always hang around for the song!
Great as always. This was the movie that made me want to be an archeologist as a child, at least until I found out just what the job was really like 😄I got to see it at the movie theater last week as part of the asa10 lineup here in Japan, and it was even more awesome on the big screen 😎
Is no one gonna take about this laugh? 31:30
Maybe its time to show them the era of zeppelins and the hindenburg disaster, might be interesting :)
You guys are a cool mix. Love sharing these with you. X
57:48 Matthew 19-26 : Jesus looked at them and said "With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible."
Though some things might have to discussed so that the guys understand. I think 🤔💭 that the guys would really enjoy the movie 🎥 *"The Hunt for Red October"* with Sean Connery!!!
Agree!
It was a divine greater will to leave the cup where it was :D
Unlike a certain someone, you chose wisely showing them this movie.
Okay, now I want them to visit Utah, Wyoming and Arizona.
I wonder how they'd react to the _Fallout_ series on Amazon.
I just discovered these guys' reaction videos today, and i love them!
Can anyone share any info about them, such as their names, where they're from, or what language they speak?
They're really engaging!
My favorite RUclips channel now views my favorite Indiana Jones film! Lets see if Indy and his father have what it takes to defeat the evil Walter Donovan and the 3rd Reich as they try to drink from the cup of Christ, lest something goes wrong!!!!
Two more to go ^^
Oh no, it deserves to end here. Why ruin a excellent francise.
Thank you! Been waiting for this one since Raiders of the Lost Ark
Babu seems a little bit tired lately, maybe he needs a short break to avoid being overwhelmed by too many movies
The movie audio sounded distorted.
It looks like monument valley in the beginning.
3 great movies, 1 great game. Indy deserved so much better lol o7
So guessing Babu didn’t watch the film too carefully since he claimed it started with a cup when it started with a gold cross.
I'd pay good money to get an album of Babu singing all his songs!
I remember hearing about River Phoenix's death in 1993. It was very disappointing because he was such a promising actor. He had so much success to look forward to. But the drugs took him. Tragic. I've always loved these movies. The common theme, the message, is that greed leads to damnation. I believe that is true in real life. And as always, I love Babu's song at the end.🙏
Finally a decent movie again!
ditto, wish people would take 2 seconds to check the numbers on previous vids before suggesting, more, sequels to things that tank the teams views. 🙄🙏🏻
Please show them a documentary about Venice, they will lve it
It's "tank". A "tanker" is a fuel supply vehicle.
I always enjoy seeing your reactions. I recommend watching Big Trouble in Little China.
Allright best suggestion for the guys to watch and then I will stop spamming the chat.
The Man who would be King.
I Insist you have them watch it.
Its Kipling. It takes place in India. Sean Connery and Micheal Caine.
Awesome movie.
Best movie ever made (and: Back to the future…for sure).
I’m in the last third of the film.
This might the perfect movie.
Let them watch The Goonies. One of my favorite movies growing up
It's already on the channel.
@@ShawnRavenfirethank you, I'll have to look for it.
should have them watch the James Bond anthology.
I would love to see what these villagers think of North by Northwest by Alfred Hitchcock.
If they haven’t already, I would love to see them react to #TheDaVinciCode
Please react to the “National Treasure” films with Nicholas Cage! They’re fun films with lots of action.
National Treasure after Da Vinci Code because of how similar the two are.
Anyone know what the style of hat that babu is wearing is called?
Upsidedown Bread Basket
Maybe react to a video about different types of aircraft?
A few suggestions, The Never Ending Story, The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, The Man Who Would Be King, The Jungle Book - 1967 Disney, Flight of the Navigator...hmmm, Bill & Ted, I know they lads like their Keanu, lol...👌🏻✝🙏🏻
Don't know if they've seen RRR, but the actress who plays Elsa here is the evil British woman in RRR!
33:17 Best Bit
Is it me or do they look tired? Its ok to take a break if you guys are getting burnt out!!!
❤😊
Start James Bond. Start at the start with Dr No!
YES,no
This is my favorite because it shows Indy as a teen.. how he became the hat wearing, whip throwing, afraid of snakes adventurer. Love the father and son relationship and what really matters in life is love, not greed.
These movies are dubbed into Hindi, right? The joke in the castle scene is that he's putting on a Scottish accent. Did the dub do that too? Is there a Scottish-to-Hindi accent?
Personally, I think Temple of Doom is better.
I love these first three movies. I love these great reactors as well. They are old school like me and agree that Holy things are not meant for us to have or see till we go to Heaven.
Godzilla 2014
I suggest: The 13th Warrior, Running Man, and the classic Star Trek movies (not the reboot with Chris Pine).
100% Banderas, Arnie and Tiberius....I actually liked the Chris pine ones....don't think i ever seen Pine before, never fancied the movies, was pretty surprised. Oh, was Pine in movie with Denzel on a runaway train..think i seen that first, that was good.
Why 13th Warrior? It's such a terrible movie.
@@Trazynn Every man I met who watched it loves this movie.
BABU!
lol, eh? What lingo you using Alf?
I know the majority of you will hate me for this but this was my least favorite _Indiana Jones_ film. Don’t get me wrong I enjoyed the chemistry of Harrison Ford and Sean Connery as Indiana Jones and Henry Jones Sr. and especially during the comedic and emotional scenes they had along with the film’s ending, But I really despise the villains in Elsa Schneider and Walter Donovan respectively with a burning passion.
Finally, I know the Indy die-hards loathed the fourth and fifth films and keep insisting to "stay away from them", but I love to see Babu and the other guys reacting to those films and how they compare to the original three films.
This is my favourite Indiana Jones movie by far. Especially the part with tank convoy in the desert is what I regards as one of the best scenes in any movie.
My favorite one!
Would be a good opportunity to let them react to documentaries about the Hindenburg Desaster and Zeppelins in general. Would be, indeed. But this channel isn't interested in teaching them some basic history & technics knowledge.
Maybe I'm an arrogant grumpy old man...but HOW in the world...can one NOT KNOW about Zeppelins?
They even are thinking, that this is a kind of fantasy product of the filmers.
Amazing. But not in a positive way.
Whatever happened to showing these guys videos about history and the world we live in? I get that this is the movie reaction channel but common man show has devolved into quizzes for chocolate and food stuff generally but they aren’t being taught any more valuable knowledge. I’d suggest maybe something on Petra since they were so enamoured with it.
Knowledge is power.
Oh and once again: tankers are who drive TANKS; not the tanks themselves. I think this is a mistake of the translation and not the guys because I heard Raeen say “tanks”
FYI a tanker is a vehicle that carries liquid or gas.
What you're seeing is a tank.
watch downfall (2004)
Why is the sound so bad
You can stop watching the Indiana Jones movies here.
Big Sean Connery, I think Babu and Raeen, the whole team in fact, would love Rudyard Kipling's The Man Who Would Be King, with, Sean Connery, Michael Caine, Saeed Jaffrey (Billy Fish, lol) Christopher Plummer and Shakira Caine (Michael's wife). Set in India, Afghanistan, Kafiristan....no spoilers...my favourite movie, great story 👌🏻🙏🏻
Here are some more fun movies: IDIOCRACY, The Last Starfighter, Short Circuit, Stuart Little, Clue
Sir, your about to see the Third And FINAL INDIANA JONES MOVIE. Sir, they never made another Indiana Jones Movie. Only three. Only three.
333threeeee just about but, THREE, spare our guys 🙏🏻😅
What word are they using for Jesus Christ? It doesn’t sound like the Hindi word for his name.
I think I heard them say 'Masiah' i.e. Messiah
First!
Another great movie about the Holy Grail is The Da Vinci Code. There's also a Hindi explanation video of this movie. Would be cool if they could watch both the movie and that video afterwards so they get all the context. The Da Vinci Code is part of the 'Robert Langdon' series that includes Angels and Demons (2009) and Inferno (2016).
Oh wow, theyve never seen a blimp before. Show them the hindenburg tragedy. .or something about blimps
Please react X men 2🙏🙏🙏
Those movies are all the same.
Unwatchable due to the bad sound. Pity, I'd have liked to have seen this one, but that warbling sound is just too irritating.
Always nice to see Babu and Raeen !
But the editing is terrible as usual 🙄
Awful really.
Please don't show them 4&5. It'll really spoil the series for them. And those films were not popular, and will not garner many views. Like if you agree.
adds every two minutes makes it hard to watch and of your videos