Indiana Jones 4-Movie Collection 4K Review!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Indiana Jones swings onto 4K in a new box set from Paramount. In this review, we discuss how this classic franchise fares in the upgrade to 4K UHD, what extras are included, the packaging, and--most importantly--the films themselves! If adventure has a name, it must be INDIANA JONES!
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Raiders in 4K is a REVELATION over the 1080p. The HDR captures ALL the contrast range between the brightest highlights (like the sun behind Sallah as he paces concerned about his friend Indy above the map room) and the darkest night scenes (like the lightning storm over the Well of Souls). Gone are the bleached highlights and the artificial orange teal of the 1080p. It's now once again a PLEASURE to watch Raiders.
To be honest, these are some of the greatest films of all time. Especially the first three. Raiders is on my list of perfect movies as well. So glad they did this! I saw them all in theaters back in the day. My mom took me to Raiders when my dad was away on military maneuvers. Such nostalgia and wonderful memories. I had a whip, my buddy had a BB pistol of Indy’s gun, I had a plastic skull painted silver. I told my mom I needed to make an idol. She was concerned until she figured out what I was up to. My pal Travis and I WERE Indiana Jones that summer. It really gets to my emotions when I think of it. Wonderful days…..
Why does everyone prefer Raiders to the Last Crusade?
@@adriannn3720 I love Crusade as well, but nothing brings that nostalgia like Raiders. Probably because it was first and the entire series hinges on the characters developed within it. It is simply a perfect movie.
I wish the boxset felt more "premium". Nonetheless I'm glad the films have made the jump to 4k.
I sadly didn't get this 4K Set when it came out back in 2021, but I recently got in a Sale for a very good price. Absolutely love this new 4K restoration. I personally thought the 2012 Blu Ray set was the perfect version, but this new 2021 4K set is now my go to version when watching the Classic Trilogy. The packaging was a bit ordinary for me, I think the Blu Ray set has better packaging and beautiful artwork.
Also, love your Shirt, Bro!
I watched through the original trilogy in 4K over the past few days, and I'm going to give Crystal Skull another shot tonight. So far, I love how the 4K looks and sounds, and I think it was absolutely worth upgrading my Blu Ray set! Directly comparing screenshots of the Blu Ray to the 4K, I can see a noticeable difference and improvement in the 4K.
It's not nearly as bad as people say lol
The thing is, they are charging a premium price so the packaging should reflect that. That’s a $40-$50 set at best in that packaging. The 5 movie Rambo steel book set is a great example of premium packing at a good price. Also…where did you get that sweet Indy t-shirt?
Hi Heath greetings from Australia great review on the 4K set l too love the first movie like most fans but I definitely think Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull is very underrated love the move to the 1950s and I do think it has the best opening of all of the movies. I know that is as controversial as when I announced to my friends that I thought Octopussy had the best opening of all of the Bond films but that’s another story 4K is amazing and thank you cheers Carl
The UK box set contains the 4k and also the blurays so total of 9 discs. Price is about $90 but packaging looks about the same as the american release
I did pay more for the steelbooks, for a more sturdy, premium package. The outer box is slightly stronger than tissue paper. It arrived with a large pressure crease.
Movies are great. Steel books are good. Packaging is worthless.
One minor comment: Not every special feature from the BDs was carried over. KOTCS had a two disc special edition BD (which one can get for almost nothing second hand) with a Bonus Disc of Special Features, that haven’t been on the last BD Box Set and are not included on the Bonus Disc of the new set. Keep up the good work and passion for cinema! Greetings from Germany! Christian
I saw Raiders when it was first released in the theatre, and was blown away by it, i was 11.
Love these movies! They're pure imagination as you said. I like the film grain. It's the grit that makes these films at least somewhat realistic. I really love how Paramount went back to the film negatives and re-composited certain shots digitally to get rid of the matte lines (the angels passing behind Dietrich and Toht, Short Round's feet and the guys falling off the suspension bridge, the Messerchmidts).
I'd argue that if people cared so much about the packaging they'd buy the 90-120 dollar steelbook set. IMO, its all about the movies or TV shows.
I'm just glad they're still releasing physical stuff at this point. It depresses me when something like the Orville comes out physically but is DVD only. The CGI work in that series honestly deserves better. Same with Mandalorian. Or it's available on Blu-ray but only in the UK or Japan (Cobra Kai and 24, for example). And now we're starting to see some shows just not even bother with physical at all. It's going to be a damn shame when physical movies/shows become nothing but relics or maybe collectibles like vinyl records and I wonder sometimes just how far removed from that we are.
I might spring for the steelbooks. I like the packaging a bit better.
They are good, lots of graphics inside each, and the discs themselves have a bit of artwork on them. The cardboard box is a bad one, very flimsy.
I expected Vinegar Syndrome Beastmaster level of packaging. Anything less is a failure. Since my expectations are unrealistic I am ok with what I got. The 4K discs look fantastic and the audio is good.
I can really hear in your voice/words your appreciation for these films. I definitely understand the feeling. For me it's probably most felt with Lord of the Rings. There are some special films/properties that makes us feel like a kid, transport us right there into the story. There is something magical about that... :)
I took my DVD box set and changed the individual cases to dual disk cases and put the first three 4k's and bonus disk in each movie case with the corresponding DVD. Now I have a 4K Trilogy in a better box set. Crystal Skull is left out! Much better.
Wile E Coyote type Evil genius; I approve these changes...
I'm happy they didn't put the Blu-rays in because they would just be the old 2012 discs and I don't want to pay for them twice. It would have been much more expensive with them anyway. Safe to say you can sell off your old Blu-rays with this new set. They look fantastic.
Besides Back to the Future trilogy, Indiana Jones is a MUST for me in 4K. After buying these movies many times (paid about $80 for the BD set at the time) I will wait for the price to drop for the standard box release. I know it will, they always do. I would pay a little more for better packaging only if the standard release had those crappy cardboard sleeves like the last BD set.
Kali Ma....Kali Ma.....Kali Ma Shakthi deh!
Indiana Jones is one of the greatest trilogies of all time without question
saw Raiders at a midnight showing in our small town, my friends from the neighborhood snuck out and got grounded when we wondered into our houses after 3 am.... the cool thing is we got to watch the flic and didnt get drug out mid movie. A great memory of seeing a great flic.
I love the Indy movies. Picked up the steelbooks and watched Raiders which looked gorgeous. I probably would've paid $10 more for a nicer box, something like the Arrow sets.
Also just recently got all of the James Bond films on Blu-ray excluding new one “No time to die” not out yet. It was complete collection minus that. Also it excludes the non-Eon films of “spoof” Casino Royale and Never say Never again which was Sean Connery’s last film as 007.
Which box set was that, and where did you get it? I’ve never seen a box set with Never Say Never Again and the spoof version of Casino Royale.
@@iakona23 no it didn’t include them, read above. It excludes those two.
@@Daniel_B_23 sorry, I read exclude as include. I’m not fully awake yet at 5 am. Thank you.
@@iakona23 no biggie.
I have the steelbook collection. Be forewarned, there are 3 versions of it out there:
1. Version with all 4 movies and discs in correct packaging
2. Version with all 4 movies and the Raiders box is missing the disc
3. Version where you get two copies of Temple of Doom! I forget which movie is missing.
I got #1.
I guess now that I have a 4K player and tv this is a no-brainer! The only one I saw in a theatre was The Last Crusade on opening night and it was so cool. I love the first three, and can even have fun with Crystal Skulls. I would be lying if I said Indy didn't have an influence on me getting a degree in Anthropology an doing archaeological digs while in college! To bad the packaging sucks, but it's all about the movies at the end of the day.
I wonder how many archaeologists were inspired by Indy to go into that field? He made history cool. LIke all those astronauts who loved Star Trek as kids.
@@CerealAtMidnight hard to say, but I know everyone in my classes loved Indy too!
I purchased the same set you have Heath! I like it just fine, but because I'm from Canada I had to buy from Amazon. But I only paid $75
Canadian which wasn't as much as you said it was on Amazon! Maybe they gave Canadians a break! LOL!
I just got if for $60 Canadian/New
RAIDERS is why I fell in love with movies. I was 10 & 11 during the original theatrical run, seeing it no less than 21 times at the small town, one cinema movie house in Backwoods, Florida. The place was smelly, because the floor frequently had a thin layer of standing water. I didn't care. All my extra money went to the Saturday & Sunday matinee showings. TWENTY-ONE FRIGGIN' TIMES! It's the best movie ever made, and always takes me back to one of the few bright spots of an incredibly shitty childhood. Pure escapism. I've owned every incarnation, and while the 4k set looks phenomenal, I agree the packaging is garbage.
Did those extras from the exclusive bonus DVD set carry over to the Bluray set ?
Let’s go mountaineers
Here in Germany it's with Blu Ray's included and I just got this at Media Markt (German stores like Best Buy) for 40€ 😍 but the Discs are close to seethrough ...
UK version comes with 4K AND blu-ray
Thank you for your amazing content!!! You’re my favorite person I’ve never met lol! That being said I’m holding off until the 5th one is released to buy another collection. Fingers crossed that they make it epic!!!! Honestly it would be a crime not to. I have the euro release of the complete adventures in the diary packaging which is just (kiss sound)! If they don’t I’ll grab this in a couple years………
I'm holding out for the eventual box with all 5 films. Not wasting my $$$ on this.
The rights have transitioned to Disney. Paramount retains the rights for the original 4 movies, but Disney is the only company legally able to make newer movies and distribute them.
So Paramount and Disney would need to come to some sort of an agreement as to how to split the revenue. And, Disney being a bunch of greedy fucks, I doubt it's going to happen.
I imported my Bluray set from the USA ...but the new 4K UK set has the Bluray as well .. it's expensive but ... it's a must buy..
It just bothers me because other releases, like the Rambo set, were treated so much better as far as packaging. I bought the steelbook set. The box the steelbooks came in really flimsy and came to me damaged as well. Yep, the transfers are beautiful, and I have, through rep screenings, have seen all of them in theater on film, and these 4ks really hit the spot. No new bonus features is traguc. I also don't love some of the tweaking done to the special fx. I can't give em a pass on the cheap oackaging though. When something like IP MAN gets great packaging there's no reason Indy shouldn't be treated better. But yes, having the movies at this level of quality is what's the most important. That DVD set though...yeah it's so good.
As you say, the cardboard may be thin on the Mission Impossible TV box sets, but it’s incredible value for $80 for 46 blu-rays and 171 episodes of super high quality video, good audio and multiple language audio and subtitle tracks.
Agreed. The content on the discs is most important. Always a bummer to see people who value plastic more than what’s on it!
@@CerealAtMidnight I mean, I love great packaging as well. Look at the Showa era Godzilla Box set and the Ingmar Bergman Cinema and the Fellini Box Sets from Criterion. Look at what Indicator and Arrow do with their box sets. But ultimately it’s the content which is most important.
Agree 100 percent.
The UK version has the Blu-rays. Why do Americans get ripped off?
I am guessing all buyers of these 4K already saw the movies (maybe even several versions and several times) so it is the add on value of packaging and features that makes the deal sweeter. Being a fan (who saw all movies in theaters, TV run, and bluray) I am happy to see all again in 4k. Well maybe just a little for Crystal Skull.
Love your passion and obsession. Thanks for your work, and for sharing it 🙂
The 4K discs are spectacular, and the steelbooks are good. The cardboard box is a complete joke and very flimsy. I put it in the recycle bin.
I saw all of them in the Theater.
Is that dust on top of your older box sets LOL do you know anything about the I dream of Jeannie complete series Blu-ray that sound pre-sale on target? Are they remastered and worth the upgrade from DVD?
Yeah, dust. I didn't see it during the recording, but noticed it in editing, so I made a joke about it on screen. As for I Dream of Jeannie, that's a top 5 release of all time for me. I adore that show, and can't wait to see those episodes in remastered HD, which I never have before. I should be reviewing them as soon as they ship. They should run circles around the old DVDs.
I’d like to know how old you are, because I was 13 in 1981 when Raiders came out and you look WAY younger than me (and I don’t look my age either). P.S. I love Crystal Skull just as much as the others. Shia LeBeouf did a great job as Mutt, Indy met his son, and married Marion. And thankfully, the Nazis were gone (because we already had them twice) and the Soviets were the villains. It wasn’t the 1930s but the film was age and time appropriate for Harrison, and the 1950s worked for me in this context. Dial of Destiny on the other hand….
I'd have paid more for a plastic case that has flipping inserts for each disc like some regular Blu-Ray cases and DVD cases have. Although stacked discs don't bother me much. I just don't like paper packaging for my cases. I'm gonna be buying the regular Blu-Ray set even though I only enjoy the 3 from the 80s and a 5th movie is being made. Only because I don't own a 4K player yet. Thanks Heath.
Also just got “The Ten Commandments” Charlton Heston Blu-ray/4K and it’s awesome too! Even though I don’t a way to watch 4K yet just the Blu-ray lol.
The Ten Commandments 4K is wonderful. Even my teenager was impressed! She said "the movie is too long, but it sure does look good." :)
@@CerealAtMidnight yes it’s excellent I want to get it and Ben Hur on Blu-ray.
Excellent review! Also (and I'm guessing you've been told this before) you have a serious Mark Hamill vibe going on which totally adds to your presentation factor, especially in this video. Keep up the great work! 👍
Was lucky enough to have seen every Indy film in the cinema... The first two particularly had a lasting impact on me and are incredibly important films in my life which I ADORE, moreso even than Star Wars and Empire (neither of which I saw in the cinema, just Jedi). Of course I loved The Last Crusade too but I was bit older and it wasn't as impactful for me but still a favorite and one I am still very fond of. Temple of Doom is my absolute favourite though, I just love that film. I must have seen that and Raiders at least 50 or 60 times each over the years, maybe more! And I was a proud childhood member of the Weston's Wagon Wheels (a chocolate biscuit we have here in Australia) Indiana Jones Adventure Club!
So I am really glad to hear these look and sound awesome in 4K. I just watched Total Recall in 4K and was amazed at how great it looked so can only imagine how great these look. Now of course this is the most important thing but it's a little bewildering that the packaging side of it seems so basic and slapped together with minimal thought and effort.
For such an important franchise this seems incomprehensible to me and this feels like an opportunity lost. The UK Studio Canal 4k special edition of Total Recall I just mentioned is an amazing package and a shining example of how these things should be done.
Having said that of course I will grab the Indy 4k set and look forward to watching it. Thanks for your advanced thoughts and review of the set .. another great vid as always Heath. Cheers!
PS I also own these on VHS, DVD and Blu ray ! I also have the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles on DVD. That DVD set looks similar to mine but I think in my case the UK Blu ray set is the best physical media release of the Indy series. It was quite a nice box set.
And yes I'd have paid 15-20 bucks extra for a better presentation. Absolutely!
I went with the Best Buy steelbooks. I'm not much of a steelbook guy but I'm a stickler when it comes to getting individual cases for movies. They only come with the UHD versions which is a little cheap but honestly, that's the only way I'm going to be watching them anyway.
I went into my Tescos yesterday and decided to have a look in the DVD aisle. There was the Indiana Jones 4K Boxset. "Oh yes!" I shouted. I then saw the price..."Oh sh*t!" As much as I want it my wife would kill me if I dropped £80 on four films I have on Blu ray already. Actually I can imagine her face now, the vein bulging in the middle of her forehead, her fists waving, I can see it all perfectly, in 4K quality! Yikes!
80 pounds! Wow.
Agatha Christie it was, I believe who said one's best option for a husband is an archaeologist for the older you get the more interested in you he becomes...
How that may translate to BEING the protagonist-as-archaeologist, well we can't judge until Movie 5 lol!
I'm not 4kapable yet but frankly I don't watch enough scripted media to care overmuch ;). Still you are right with regard to these being some of the best filmed narratives ever produced. Temple of Doom...that scene was what has given me the permanent impression that INSIDES need to stay INSIDE...brrrr...
Believe it or not I don't have any of the Raiders trilogy (Quad) except a DVD of the original, so I'm purchasing the 4K of these movies! Thanks Heath for the review!
I'm not old enough to have seen them all in theaters. 3 came out a year before I was born. But I saw 4 in theaters. I watched 1-3 on USA a few days before 4 came out. And I enjoy them all for the most part. Not the best in the world, but much better then a lot of stuff I've seen.
Watched them in standard HD a few days ago and just saw they reduced the price of this set so I pulled the trigger. Can't wait to re-watch them in 4k!
I'm good with my blu rays for now (just because I'd rather spend $50 on something I don't have at all), but I did watch "Raiders" with my folks last weekend for the 40th. I'm pretty sure I saw all 4 on the big screen, but I would've been a baby for the first. My mother was single until I was 10; so if she wanted to see a movie (and she often did) she took me along (usually to the drive-in). Thus, I saw a lot of the franchises like Indy, Star Wars, and James Bond well before I could understand them.
Really enjoyed this review. I did see these in the theaters at first release. I am not fond of the packaging in this set. Really cheapened things up with the white and sparse colors. Artwork is very poor and does not give the feeling of the original movies like the bluray or DVD you have. I have a new issue of the Raiders Soundtrack on vinyl and the artwork is way better. Feels right. I would gladly pay $25 more for nicely done package. That said I rejoice in them getting it right where it counts most. I will be upgrading to 4k in a few weeks and this will be among the first of the 4k movies I watch. I am hoping that the beauty of the film in 4k will make totally forget that packaging.
Hyped to get this collection on steel book. Btw I love kingdom of the Crystal Skull as much as the other movies in this series. Imagination.
If the packaging was better I would definitely have paid more. I had no interest in the 4th movie anyway and with that terrible packaging it was a deal-breaker. I waited for them all to come out individually in the regular 4K amaray boxes and then bought the three movies I wanted that way.
I have all the dvd releases and love them! Everyone seems to be cheapening up their physical media copies I guess to cut cost and it’s sad.
Where did you get your shirt from lol
What do you mean by better frame rate? They're still 24 frames per second..?
Where did you get that shirt? It's AWESOME!!!
The outer box the steelbooks come in is even worse. I actually took the steelbooks out of the box and set the box aside to preserve it because just taking the individual steelbooks out of the box and putting them back in was clearly going to destroy the box over time.
I have the standard edition on the way. I really just want the first 3 films. I'm sure they'll sell them individually once.. INDY 5.. comes to 4K.
I wish they would have released these separately. I only care about the first three tbh.
Same for me, but if I am spending that much money on movies I may as well get the Crystal Skull for collecting and OCD-sating purposes 😉
My man, you are old enough to have seen Raiders of The Lost Ark in Theaters? You look pretty good for your age. It came out nearly 41 years ago. Are you like 50 years old?
I would prefer slim Jewel cases if you can't do large Jewel cases
No blur ray on paramount seems to be the thing.
I’ve got the dvd collection, I’m thinking about getting the Blu ray collection but I’m not sure about getting the 4K collection because of their just 4K copies no Blu rays and I have Kingdom of Crystal skull on Blu ray alone and the last 3 on dvd I think getting them on 4K is just not worth it to me being a fiscal media collector but not having 4K player just a Blu ray player I like Blu ray better than 4K but that’s just me
Not doubting the 4K editions are visually superior but 4K is not four times the resolution. It's twice the resolution with HDR.
4K has four times the pixels of Blu-ray (double height, double width). It's an easy way to address the people who consistently ask me "yeah, but how much better can 4K look than Blu-ray?" For those that already know, no explanation is necessary, but for the skeptics, it's an easy way to explain the increase in quality.
@@CerealAtMidnight I see your point. As someone who's a stickler for details it's something I thought worth pointing out.
I agree, the packaging is lacking. Look at some of the Severin, or VinSyn packaging....much better.
Trust me, dude. You dont want Dial of Destiny
I would totally have paid more money for better quality packaging. I mean honestly, how much more does it cost the studio for a sturdier box??? Probably not too much. With the flimsy cases the chance it will be damaged in shipping is far greater.
I got the steelbook set. I love the steelbooks but man the cardboard is flimsy. I really really wish they had done something like the Rambo or LotR/Hobbit Trilogies where they put them in a tin. The downside to the tin is that Best Buy has apes in their shipping and they get dinged and banged up easy. And as far as I am concerned? The blu-ray set saying the complete adventures...is in fact complete. I have no faith in whatever Disney puts out. Licensing will likely prevent a compilation of all 5 too since Paramount has the rights to the first 4.
what no Laser Disc? the first 3 were on Laser Disc.
Laserdiscs were outside my budget as a teenager.
had the set been lets say 40 bucks, it would only take 15 bucks more for a more decent box and individual boxes for each film like the 2003 set
As for film having grain, to be certain, yes. But there *is* a difference between "having grain" and looking like the final scene of "Alejandro" by Lady Gaga or a 5th-pass crap washed-out/blown-out foreign cam copy lol! Now, last but certainly not least, did you know there are--wait for it! INDIANA JONES PROSE NOVELS? YEP! I can leave you a list of links, in fact I shall return with said list shortly!
P.S.: What do we think of the Young Indy Adventures?
But here's where the argument begins: if that's the way the film looks upon development, is it altering the movie to remove said grain?
As for the prose novels, I have the complete set! Thanks for shouting them out. Genesis Deluge is probably my favorite: Indy looking for Noah's Ark.
I like Young Indy, and I'd love to see those on Blu-ray. I never bought the DVDs back in the day because they were a bit out of my price range.
I grew up with Star Wars but not really with Indians Jones. I did see them before I was a teen though.
please answer, it's region free?
Pretty much every 4K release on the market is region free.
I got took the ‘ 4K discs for free ‘ option as the packaging was so lazy and piss poor
do you have the young indiana jones chronicles dvd sets as well?
I do not.
@@CerealAtMidnight a really good series of his early years... I'll throw a link incase you havent seen em yet. www.amazon.com/Adventures-Young-Indiana-Jones-Documentaries/dp/B07PFFXWF3/ref=sr_1_5?crid=SOGF4HI6YR68&dchild=1&keywords=young+indiana+jones+dvd&qid=1624212373&s=movies-tv&sprefix=young+indiana%2Cmovies-tv%2C336&sr=1-5
Thanks! I know about them, I’m just not willing to pay what they go for. Even new, 15 years or so ago, it was outside my budget of what I’ll pay for a DVD set. Loved the show on television, though.
@@CerealAtMidnight I have yet to see any of them thrifting yet... if I do and I find em for a steal I'll grab em up. They should be in every Indy fans collection.
Uuuuhhhhhh yes I can complain and so should you. A box set going for between $60 to $80 bucks if you want me to shell out that amount of money the box better be decent especially when I can get all these movies for two bucks each at any flee market and knowing that collectors like myself have multiple versions.
To be fair, the box IS decent. Everything has its own plastic tray and hub. It’s just not as good as it could have been. 4K is a premium format, and premium packaging would have been nice.
❤️ film grain
The grain really comes out with Dolby Vision.
Wait . . . they made a 4th movie? ;)
I wanted to split my comment just to make sure RUclips wouldn't eat a THESIS if something went wrong! Have to say, I've done a lot of research into Hindu goddesses for some comics-related stuff and I have truly come to respect Kali, but I suppose one could argue that was a *very* fringe cult? In what order would you say you'd rank the films? I am on the side of 1, 3, 4, 2 but the first two (1 & 3) are just head-and-shoulders above the rest.
I'd probably go 1, 3, 2, 4. But then there are days when I'd say 1, 2, 3, 4. The stuff with the Thugee and cult of Kali in Temple of Doom, was--I believe--mostly homage to two other movies 1) Gunga Din, and 2) Hammer's The Stranglers of Bombay. Both Star Wars and Indiana Jones are so steeped in serials and old pulp that it can be a lot of fun tracing the influences, which are right there on the surface, but a bit unknown to contemporary audiences.
Agree that it is a trilogy. The 3 films I saw at theatres as much younger man and teenager. South Park has the definitive take on thath crystal skull movie. I bought the steelbook set. The steels themselves are okay but the outer packaging is embarrassing. The worst period. The 4k on the other hand is glorious.
Yes without question i would have paid upward of 20 bucks more if they were in their own cases, like the 2003 set. I have not bought it yet bcuz of that. And i hate steelbooks (they just look bad on a shelf) so i passed on that set too. Hopefully individual releases will come out when the 5th movie comes out on disc. Great video!
Where did you get that shirt !!!!!!!!
Fright Rags midnight special back in 2016. One day only.
@@CerealAtMidnight dang it
It’s a frikin’ cardboard box! What are you people doing to this set that you are going to destroy it in the first week or two? I got the steelbook version. The discs are protected in the steelbooks and when in the cardboard box it is just going to sit on a video shelf. I am fine with it. No, I would not want to pay up to $20 for a little bit thicker cardboard box. I am glad that it did not include the blu rays because I already have these films on blu ray and don’t want to pay for them twice. I am glad it included to digital version of the films. I doubt there will ever be a five movie set as Disney is making the new movie and Paramount has the rights to the first four. I will just buy the fifth film on 4K when it comes out to complete the set. I saw all of the movies in the theater when they came out. I knew several of the people that designed Indiana Jones costume. Unfortunately, most of them have passed away. I was visiting Disneyland with Peter Botwright who designed and made the leather jacket for Raiders. When we saw the Indiana Jones ride we had to ride it. When you came off the ride, it deposited you in The Adventure Outpost Store. They had Indiana Jones souvenirs for sale. We bought a couple t-shirts and such. When we got to the cashier, he said to Peter, “Sir, if you like that, then you may like this. We have the exact jacket worn in the movies!” He turned around and got a jacket off the rack behind him to show it to Peter. It was horrible. I think it was pleather! Peter had a look of horror on his face. Peter said, “No thanks. I have plenty of jackets.” When the salesman, not knowing he was talking to the man that made Indiana Jones’ jacket, turned to hang the jacket up, Peter looked at me and said, “Maybe that’s what I’ve been doing wrong all these years!”
Spielberg and George Lucas not involved in the apparent 5th one being talked about or done. I'm not wasting my time on that.
Watch anything directed by James Mangold and your thoughts should change by then.
Hate to say it but at this point Spielberg and Lucas NOT being involved may be a good thing.
@@cheapcinemachannel4548 Lucas. Just Lucas.
More $ to make that’s why they make them
raiders is the best one
Great set video wise but the artwork and packaging was terrible. BTW...I gave you a shout out on my channel cause I am exploring Bill Redbane on my channel. I think at the price they can give us blu rays and better packaging...LOTR had great packaging in 4K
Thanks for the shout out!
The EU version is even crapper than that
I regret buying the steelbooks. I was impatient. Did not do my homework. Only to find out later that it didn't come with the Blu Rays and all the extras.
The extra Blu-ray disc is a part of the 4K Steelbook set. It's in the 4th movie set.
@@LeeTheVet Thanks bro. I did not know that and might not have discovered it for years. Had no plans to watch Crystal Skull anytime soon.
So instead of seeing that big pile of crap they are about to release, I'm going to buy this set instead and skip watching the new one.
Wont b buying sub-standard product.
Hey CAM. Well, I don't do 4K. I use DVD. 📀 Mainly because I need the flexibility of being able to watch it on my laptop that plays DVD or my TABLET that plays DVDs. I bet you didn't see that coming!
As far as the INDY films go, this is my ranking. ROTLA 8/10 , TOD 10/10 , TLC 8/10 , KOTCS 2/10 , and DOD zero! A# A