First Time Watching Indiana Jones! ☾ Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) Movie Reaction

Thank you for watching my reaction as I watch "Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark" for the first time! ♡
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[@VadersRage]

I love how 40 years later, Indiana Jones still makes girls weak in the knees. Great vid!

[@PrincessSnowbelle]

And even now, with his wrinkles and gray hair, he’s still handsome!

[@VadersRage]

@@PrincessSnowbelle Yep..... Must be something in the water😁. Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt's been sippin' out of Harrison's cup too, he heh.

[@PrincessSnowbelle]

@@VadersRage I’ve been fangirl I g over Harrison Ford since 1982!

[@VadersRage]

@@PrincessSnowbelle My niece is the same....just a decade later, though. She had a life-sized, cardboard Han Solo in her room as a kid and I thought it was pretty neat of her to just "own" her crush so openly like that. She still has, and displays, that cut-out....and I want it SO bad. Don't know where I could put it.....I just want it (and she knows it!!) 😁.

[@fenner1986]

@@VadersRage Tom Cruise doesn't age at all. I think he made a deal with someone to postpone wrinkles and greying until he's 70 lol

[@SteinMeister72]

Kamilla seeing the Ark: Oh My God! Marcus: Yes, that's just what the Hebrews thought.

[@Dirkus17]

Pat Roach’s jab and Harrison Ford’s jelly legs: my favourite punch in movies.

[@davewhitmore1958]

Speaking of legs, you can see when Ford sprains his ankle falling off the plane

[@philosopher0076]

@@davewhitmore1958 Which plane? When?

[@davewhitmore1958]

@@philosopher0076 Well being that he never falls off the Clipper or the DC-3, it would have to be the Nazi flying wing

[@joshuad6553]

One of the greatest action movies ever, which is interesting given that Indiana Jones doesn't actually save the day, or accomplish much of anything. Indiana Jones was always the man I wanted to grow up to be. It didn't matter that he didn't save the day. He fought as hard as he could, did his best, and always kept the larger picture in mind when choosing what to do.

[@claw320]

Whenever I watch girls reacting to this movie, or Star Wars, the young Harrison Ford usually hits them right in the heart. He is the rare kind of guy who can devastate girls just by being in the same room.

[@richardsturges2736]

Another reaction girl that likes this Ford is "Popcorn in Bed". She's pretty cute too.

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

He wasn't bad looking at 50 in The Fugitive either. Now he is a super old man.

[@gregory593]

I saw Raiders at a drive-in theater when I was around 10 years old. The drive-in is gone, but the movie still plays as good as ever.

[@LukeMaynard]

I have watched this movie countless times, COUNTLESS, ever since I was a kid, and this is the first time I've ever noticed that when he says "you know what a cautious fellow I am," he just flings his gun into his suitcase rather than walking the two steps to put it there gently. That's just about the least cautious thing you can do to a double-action revolver with no safety on it, and I've never once caught the irony of that. Even many rewatches and many years later, I see some new piece of brilliance in this film every time I come back to it.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

Yeah, its a subtle hint that Indy isn't as cautious as he seems to think, like him trying to bluff the Nazis into giving up Marion.🙂

[@johnnyka-pow7481]

The heavy set government dude also played Porkins, the bearded X-Wing pilot in Star Wars: A New Hope. Also was Lt Eckhart in the 1989 Batman film with Michael Keaton. Love your channel!

[@auerstadt06]

He was also coach of the Green Bay Packers in the 90s.

[@johnnyka-pow7481]

@@auerstadt06 LOL

[@rgallitan]

PORKINS IS ECKHART??? How have I lived so long without realizing that?

[@johnnyka-pow7481]

@@rgallitan LOL when he passed away I read an article about him online and it shocked me as well.

[@Caseytify]

This I did not know!

[@1938superman]

2:03 It is strange seeing someone only learning now that Harrison Ford is Indiana Jones. 🤣 Probably the only role he's known for more than Han Solo. Hope you enjoy these. Happy watching.

[@captin3149]

8:30 'Isn't she supposed to be drunk?" I think that's why she told him to come back tomorrow, she had a high enough tolerance to recognize she probably didn't want to make any decisions until she sobered up.

[@bluebird3281]

She trained at Delta House !

[@jowbloe3673]

But the whole drinking contest showed that she has a high tolerance.

[@captin3149]

@@jowbloe3673 Yeah but high tolerance doesn't mean unaffected. She likely recognized that fact and wanted to be sure she was thinking clearly before making any deals.

[@namelessjedi2242]

I figured she was pretending to be drunk, and said come back tomorrow just to mess with Indy and take control of the situation

[@trhansen3244]

@@bluebird3281 Well, that is a good reference but if you recall she never drank while she visited Delta. Her boyfriend did. But all she did was smoke weed and boink her professor.

[@dcaslick]

I love seeing people introduced to these films I’ve loved for decades.

[@JedHead77]

The greatest action adventure movie ever made! Perfectly directed, written, cast, acted, produced, edited, choreographed, and scored!

[@redhotskillet2225]

FUN FACT: the guy that's with Indie is Alfred Molina who was Doc in SPIDERMAN 2

[@biguy617]

Doc Ock

[@redhotskillet2225]

Yeah thanks man i typed doc ock but i tend to text really fast and sometimes it clears or deletes or however you wanna say. Haha but yeah Alfred is so young in it that i didn't realize that until like just a couple years ago when i bought the 4-film blu ray set

[@robertrouse4503]

When this film first came out it was simply titled "Raiders of the Lost Ark", but after the sequels, George Lucas took it upon himself to name all of his films Indiana Jones. He did the same thing with Star Wars. The first film was just called "Star Wars", but he started naming them after the chapter titles after a sequel.

[@genghisgalahad8465]

That’s not true! That’s impossible!!

[@snarflcat6187]

@@genghisgalahad8465 I have a Bad Feeling about this...

[@Jordan-Ramses]

Perhaps you feel you're being treated unfairly? Pray that I don't alter it any further.

[@robertrouse4503]

@@genghisgalahad8465 I'm 66. I saw both in theaters under their original titles. No big deal, just a bit of trivia.

[@genghisgalahad8465]

@@robertrouse4503 was a reference to a pivotal moment as is your age, apparently! So cool!

[@Being_There]

You picked a classic! Lucas and Spielberg’s intent was to make this kind of a throwback to films they grew up on…so it just has a timeless feel to it. Your channel is fast becoming one of my favorites….because your genuine and its refreshing! Have a great weekend ✌️ Edit: being a musician I am compelled to mention …what a brilliant score by John Williams! (Star Wars composer)

[@darielwoods7859]

Lucas and Spielberg discussed the idea for Indiana Jones after they met on a beach when they were both hiding out in Hawaii. Spielberg had just released 1941, a box office flop, and Lucas was preparing to release something that we was afraid would bomb, too. It was a thing called Star Wars.

[@michaelceraso1977]

SHe loves the way H FOrd looks in this , wait until she sees him beefed up in the next one. Tho it wasnt as great as THe LAst Crusadem FORD will continue to be her chrush lol. Hope She sees "Working Girl with him and Melanie Griffith and Siegorney Weaver in a change of pace role

[@davefox7516]

John Williams is a GOD!!

[@Being_There]

@@davefox7516 it’s dumbfounding how many thematic wonders this man has created! His themes don’t just support the films but elevate them and then transcend them and become their own thing..forever stuck in our memories. Only 2 other film composers off the top of my head have done this at this level ….Wojciech Kilar for Bram Stoker’s “Dracula”(absolutely brilliant) and the timeless masterpiece Howard Shore created in his first attempt at writing thematic music for “The Lord Of The Rings”.

[@OronOfMontreal]

When this was new in 1981, it was simply titled "Raiders of the Lost Ark". Only with the first sequel did they add "Indiana Jones and the...." to each title. Robert Zemekis wrote this screenplay and later became one of the most successful writer-directors in Hollywood, with movies like "Forrest Gump" and "SiIverado", the latter of which made huge movie stars out of little-known actors.

[@daveb947]

The scene with the sword fighter was supposed to be longer but Ford was sick and decided to just shoot instead of fight. The other guy was kind of pissed because all the training he did. lol.

[@mignonthon]

he wasnt just sick, he had full blown diahrrea, so moving extra fast maybe should had make him very unconfortable, if you see what i mean

[@daveb947]

@@mignonthon yeah. He was in bad shape for any strenuous activity for a few days. But it made the scene so much better because Indy, like Han, would shoot first. lol.

[@mignonthon]

@@daveb947 clearly

[@logann7942]

If he wasn’t supposed to shoot, why was the gun loaded? (Obv it was loaded with a blank.)

[@mignonthon]

@@logann7942 they rescript the scene. Its not improvised.

[@pimoen]

Fun fact for you. The actor who plays the old man who translates the head piece is Norwegian

[@johnharvey1356]

What happened at the end is they angered GOD.

[@orvoloco8261]

Or wathever fantasy enthity made this ark.

[@Logan_Baron]

"There's so many things happening at once". That comes from the theme of the old serials that others mention inspired this. The serials would be short scenes, and you'd have some action scene that would end on a cliffhanger and have to come back the next week to see the action cliffhanger resolved, but then they'd have to get into some other action again in order to end on a cliffhanger again. So strung together it would be pretty much action after action and then right into more action.

[@p.mc.4449]

The agent that talked more was also in Star Wars: A New Hope as X-Wing pilot Porkins.

[@Camuska]

"Damn he looks good !" Every woman... and man. Since H. Ford was born on this planet

[@Buskieboy]

And the "appo" student! 😉🏳️‍🌈

[@PrincessSnowbelle]

Your reactions are wonderful! You are truly one of my favorite reactors!!!

[@ptprojektred]

These movies are amazing. I love the first one. But the Third is my favourit. Great reaction. Made me feel like a kid again when I first watched these

[@TheCrayonMaster]

I have to agree, young Harrison Ford was very attractive. :) A lot of people miss that Satipo, the guy who died in the beginning after trying to take the idol from Indiana, is played by Alfred Molina. He wasn't a big actor in this film, but his face is well known now. At least I think he's well known, he's been in so many things. Also, Gimli is in this. Or as I like to refer to him as, the Professor from Sliders haha...but actually his name is John Rhys-Davies

[@ibgvox]

7:09 This guy, doing a cameo, is Dennis Muren! He was a visual effects supervisor at ILM (Lucas VFX company) and is the alive person with most Academy Oscars: 9. Also he has his own star in the Hollywood Fame Walk. He led VFX for Star Wars 5-6-1-2, Indiana Jones 2, E.T., Abyss, Terminator 2 (T1000!), Jurassic Park etc He did a cameo during Raiders!

[@asterix7842]

He had a full speaking roll and appeared in many scenes in this movie. A cameo is usually just a brief appearance, sometimes with a line or two

[@ibgvox]

@@asterix7842 Not the same guy!! Muren is the one with sunglasses reading a magazine (7:09). The main antagonist, Nazi Major Toht, is Ronald Lacey and, of course, he has a full speaking role.

[@cwell510]

My favorite adventure film of all-time! Saw it in theaters when I was 7 years old and it still holds after all these years.

[@Spindler2007]

It's interesting how the Ark's power is foreshadowed earlier on in the movie when Indy, Marcus and the government agents look at an illustration of the Ark in the book.

[@jeffreythornton428]

Archeology is a stressful business. Steven Spielberg based Raiders on the movie serials which were popular when Spielberg was a boy in which each episode of action ended with a cliffhanger which was resolved in the next episode. Like Raiders the bad guys in many serials were the Nazis.

[@rustincohle2135]

George Lucas based Indy on the serials. He created the character and the original story. But it was a partnership with Spielberg.

[@reptomicus]

@@rustincohle2135 Lucas also based Indy on the adventure pulps.

[@SchulzEricT]

Also... the bad guys in real life.

[@Harkness78]

@@SchulzEricT yeah right? In how many movies are the Nazi's the good guys? What a dumb thing to tack on. "Because the entire world was at war with them and they were completely genocidal fascists, the Nazi's were portrayed as bad."

[@frankemall]

It's so cute how you kind of act like his students...only not as obvious as them lol ! Your reactions are still the best on KZbin.

[@agffans5725]

I used to work at City Hall in the 2nd largest city in Denmark but deliberately quit to work at a school, to be able to educate and inspire they youth, but then faced the same kind of "problem" with female students. It's actually not a blessing at all but quite troublesome.

[@norwegianblue2017]

Seems she is quite smitten with Mr. Ford. He would have been in his late 30s in this movie.

[@maingun07]

My last two ex's both say that pretty girls used to look at me like that, but that I was too clueless to notice. The clueless part I agree with, but the pretty girls part I highly doubt, with the exception of my last two ex's of course.

[@agffans5725]

@@drcornelius8275 .. Well, I'm now at the exact same age as the Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen and probably I can hardly disagree, but personally I did everything I could not to, and now I work part time to help the mentally disabled, not because I need the work, but to kind of deliberately humble myself, which I suppose is kind of a "Danish" thing.

[@mhoroky]

Kamilla, based on the older movies that you're enjoying, I have a recommendation: Superman The Movie (1978). Great script and dialogue (so much better than the surfer dude dialogue in today's Marvel movies), great acting, and John Williams score. Please watch it. You will love it, I promise.

[@trenindy]

the greatest movie ever made has everything in it an the greatest series you need to watch all of them

[@paulobrien9572]

Kamilla I love the small crush you have for Harrison Ford, kind of the same feeling I have for Karen Allen when this movie came out 😁💚

[@Logan_Baron]

Animal House, Starman. I was always disappointed she didn't do a lot more movies. Not that she hasn't had a good career, she just didn't do the huge amount you'd expect. Then I found out she did a lot more stage work.

[@gravedigger8414]

So happy you liked this classic. :) Cannot wait for more!

[@michaelbastraw1493]

"He is the coolest teacher I've ever seen." Check out Mr. Mark Thackary (To Sir with Love, 1961). Best. Leo.

[@Buskieboy]

LOVE that movie!!!

[@ronaldganze8965]

Later than that. 1968? Thinking of the date of the Lulu song.

[@michaelbastraw1493]

@@ronaldganze8965 When in doubt, go with Wikipedia. They say 1967. Best. Leo.

[@truththruthespirit2659]

Marion's father was Abner Ravenwood. Indiana's professor, mentor and friend when He was in college. she was young and inncocent and they had a romantic relationship. He left, broke her heart and that's why she hated him but never stopped loving him.

[@cboscari]

not sure if John Rhys-Davies will always be Sallah or Gimli to me. Tough decision. :)

[@warren286]

Your reactions are so adorable and cute.

[@timhaas6021]

No joke.

[@chrisandrewmachineatsasmr153]

My favorite Indiana Jones movie 🎥 such a great movie thank you for reacting to this film 🎞

[@Dirkus17]

Something that 18 months of Zoom has taught me, something that ought to concern me, is that my face too frequently has the colour of Marion’s drinking opponent.

[@commanderkruge]

What makes Jones such a cool character (apart from Harrison Ford playing him) is that he's not the perfect superman action heroes often become. Granted - he gets there in the end, but on the way he makes mistakes and gets beaten up and suffers. He has to earn his success. :)

[@mythdusterds]

What we know is in Raiders of the Lost Ark when the Cobras were brought in the Cobras was put into a clear box and during the shooting the Cobra did spray Venom at the glass once Harrison Ford fell on the ground

[@tfpp1]

5:47 - My contribution to the comments whenever anyone reacts to this movie is that -- that joke is funnier than you realize..."eye" love you? XD

[@commanderkruge]

The writing on the little pyramid in the Well of Souls is "Nicht stören!" - German for "Do not disturb!"

[@ninjetti9898]

You have the best reactions on KZbin, completely real and unforced

[@robotocho]

Shalla (John Rhys-Davies) is Gimli the dwarf in The Lord of the Rings trilogy

[@gawainethefirst]

Alfred Molina is in this also.

[@alaneskew2664]

@@gawainethefirst I've always loved Alfred Molina and basically everything hes done and he was an amazing doc ock

[@JuandeFucaU]

@@alaneskew2664 gotta go with Boogie Nights if we're talking Molina movies.

[@MrWackaloon]

At 14:16 I don't know what the first work is, but "mich stören" is "disturb me". I think they tried to write "don't disturb me" but got it wrong; that would be "mich stören nicht".

[@shrodingerschat2258]

The words on the building in the map room are German. It reads "nicht storen" which means "do not disturb".

[@namelessjedi2242]

If you watch the second movie, Temple of Doom, be aware that it takes place before the events of Raiders. 👍

[@Nick-wf8wj]

I’ve watched these movies so many times when I was a kid and never knew that

[@zeppo2240]

5:04 still my reaction every time. Such magic behind John Williams' ear for music

[@jasonkyler]

Your new T-shirt design should just say "Oh NO!". Great reaction.

[@johnmuse6626]

I just remembered these show up early in the playlists! I am just starting the video but I already know this is going to be a great reaction. Hope your vacation is fun and you make some memories. Thank you for the steady content! You're gonna make 15k by the end of the weekend at this rate!

[@conniebenny]

Great video. I love watching your reactions to these classic films. You're never afraid to show your emotions as the plot unfolds, plus you find humour in lots of unexpected places, which is great as it makes you smile, and you have a wonderful smile. Keep up the good work!

[@karlschmitt6359]

Karen Allen is one of my favorite actresses and she's in one of my favorite movies with Jeff Bridges Starman!

[@dan2007kohn]

The next 2 Indy films are on par with this one!!

[@asterix7842]

The call letters on the seaplane at the beginning of the movie are OB-CPO and images of R2-D2 and C-3PO can be seen among the hieroglyphs on one of the walls in the Well of Souls. When Indy is face to face with the cobra, if you freeze the frame at just the right time, you can see the reflection of the cobra in the glass panel that was positioned between it and Indy.

[@Ankka939]

Great reaction. The next movie Temple of Doom is probably my favorite.

[@biguy617]

the prequel

[@basecode8]

One of my two favorite films, the other being Ghostbusters.

[@EricPalmerBlog]

Great movie. Saw this in the theater. Thanks for sharing !!!

[@tremorsfan]

You're lucky you covered your eyes during the spider scene. Fun fact: Alfred Molina was also afraid of spiders so his reaction was real.

[@j.p.4629]

Why did I not realize earlier that Satipo was played by Alfred Molina?

[@x_trio_3_po333]

Kudos to him for agreeing to do that scene. He was literally covered in spiders! The stuff of nightmares. Like an episode of "Fear Factor"! 🙂

[@chrissonofpear1384]

@@x_trio_3_po333 What a hero. I'd be totally turned to jelly...

[@Buskieboy]

Oh, btw, In the map room, one of the buildings has red graffiti written on it that says, "Nicht stören," which is German for "Do not disturb"

[@michaelw8262]

One of Karen Allen's other famous roles is in Animal House, a classic college comedy. I have seen surprisingly few people reacting to that on YT.

[@-C.S.R]

Directed by Steven Spielberg, so you know this movie is going to be good! That’s what I would always say! Great minds think alike;)

[@D-Tie]

The thing it said on the model pyramid is German "Nicht stören", which means "Do not disturb".

[@erictaylor5462]

20:35 My dad witnessed an accident like this when he was in the Air Force. A DC-4 had been chartered to fly a group of solders somewhere (I think Vietnam) but the crew had forgotten dome of the paper work. A very pretty flight attendant jumped out of the plane and headed to the terminal to get the needed paperwork and she walked into the planes propeller. He said she just disappeared into a red cloud. They literally had to scrape her remains up with shovels.

[@danielmorency2242]

Indy is the ultimate adventure hero... Every boy wanted to be him... :D

[@chadfalardeau5396]

I'm a middle aged man and still want to be Indy

[@christopheryochum3602]

Hi Big C! Just looked at my bookmark and found you'd never seen this. I'm jazzed. I'm giving you a thumbs-up even before I look at your reaction because I'm psyched I get to watch you watch this fabulous movie. I may comment later if I see you didn't understand something, or somesuch. OK. Gotta go and watch you! :)

[@TTM9691]

If you love Spielberg, you need to do his first big movies: "Jaws" and especially "Close Encounters Of The Third Kind"! Those are two of his absolute greatest! And if you are loving Harrison Ford, check out his first movie, "American Graffiti", also directed by George Lucas, it's a teen comedy that takes place in the early 60s, fantastic movie, and Harrison Ford is very funny in it.

[@danger2bananas]

Now in 1981 this got a PG rating it along with temple of Doom and gremlins lead to pg13

[@jtsincock]

The music is by John Williams, who has written much for both Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. I think you'll have another fan girl moment with Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom, mostly when Indy is shirtless.

[@Buskieboy]

I had nothing to do one afternoon so I went to see this on a afternoon matinee. It was the most fun I had watching a movie before and since. It's non-stop action, old school serial style, and funny, spooky, gross and everything in-between! Now, remember when the rats were reacting to the high pitched sound coming from the crate the Ark was in as the stencil was burning off? It's important because at the end you see the Ark being wheeled into the giant warehouse and of course it has no markings. The Ark is lost again! 😕🤔❓⁉️

[@thunderstruck5484]

Awesome I remember me and my wife watching in a packed theater it wow as so much fun thanks have a great time on your trip!

[@baskervillebee6097]

Indiana's friend in Egypt is Gimili the Dwarf from Lord Of The Rings. Indiana shot the big guy with the sword because he was sick that day and couldn't do the fight that was scheduled.

[@Demigord]

the hanger reveal is... probably one of my top 50 movie scenes

[@LordVolkov]

The next one, Temple of Doom, is a prequel set a year or two before this.

[@thereturningshadow]

FUN FACT: Production made a big mistake in the height of the staff used by Indy. The markings on the head piece said 6 kadam high and Sallah said "about 72 inches". Well 72 inches is 6 feet thus making 6 kadam = 6 feet in height BUT the back of the head piece said to take back ONE kadam, which would mean taking back one foot thus making the staff 5 feet tall. Well Harrison Ford is 6'1" tall and the staff he used during filming is at least SEVEN feet tall. They didn't take back one kadam, they ADDED one. All because it looked good on camera.

[@j4wn]

This was a P.G when it came out in England. Well, it was an "A" Film, which was kind of the former equivalent.

[@pereklund9172]

Love your reactions! If you like Harrison Ford and romantic movies, you should watch Six days and seven nights. Its like a mix of romance, comedy and action.

[@peterblood50]

My mother and I watched this when it came out in the theaters. She later told her friends I took her to a western! 🤣 "It's not the age, it's the mileage." One of the best lines in movies.

[@philosopher0076]

" It's not the YEARS honey...it's the mileage."

[@peterblood50]

@@philosopher0076 Thanks, I was working from memory.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

Some non-American and non-UK kids growing up with the metric system may not know what the word "mileage" means. Needs to be translated to "kilometres".😁

[@rossmckenzie7629]

Hands down the best adventure movie ever made

[@RedLP5000S]

This film was originally just called "Raiders of the Lost Ark".

[@3dbadboy1]

A woman was interviewing Ford and he saw a muffin and he said "do you think we should wrestle for it?" she said that I'm sure many women would love to and she fantasized about it too lol.

[@thereturningshadow]

A lot of people failed to realize that if Indy got trapped behind that closing door in the beginning, he could have just climbed his way out of the ceiling which was open to the jungle. You saw it each time they swung over on the whip.

[@pduidesign]

Video (at the beginning of movie): Snakes aren’t that bad. Everyone: just wait….

[@keithwoods1103]

Fun fact: Indiana Jones was supposed to have a fight with the swordsman at 12:00. Harrison Ford wasn't feeling well on set that day, and just pulled out his gun and pretended to shoot his opponent. Spielberg loved the comic relief, and decided to keep it in the film. 😀

[@darthnachash9142]

Hard to believe this movie is 40 years old.

[@x_trio_3_po333]

Can't be! I thought for sure this was a Netflix original! 😁

[@robertlear2735]

This is a perfect movie in my view. I can't find any flaws in it.

[@MartinBeerbom]

The guy that wrestles with Indy in Nepal ("Shoot them both!"), the sword guy in Cairo that Indy shoots, and the big burly German in the plane fight are the same guy: Legendary British stuntman Pat Roach.

[@mathematics5573]

It is relentless because it was based on the 1930s cliff hanger serials, which were danger after danger after danger

[@sleepy__-pr4lp]

Watching a Harison Ford movie, with Centane wearing big black headphones and a white hoodie. All I could think about was Princess Leia.

[@rossmckenzie7629]

I believe he was taught most of this stuff. You'll find out from who in a future movie but he's also one lucky S.O.B

[@conservativemike3768]

The warehouse at the end is a real government facility in Maryland. Been there. It’s really that big.

[@TheBTG88]

This scene is Spielberg’s homage to the final scene in Orson Welles’ Citizen Kane.

[@conservativemike3768]

@@TheBTG88 / interesting

[@benschultz1784]

The jet of flame in front of Belloq was what kept this film from being rated R. PG-13 didn't exist until 1984, thanks in large part to Raiders' sequel.

[@billolsen4360]

2:20 We like those tarantulas down in southern Arizona, they eat scorpions, which are really dangerous.

[@ThistleAndSea]

"Oh no. Oh no!" 🤣 Fun one, Kamilla! Glad you enjoyed it. So did you realize that you have seen Sallah again? He is also Gimli in the LOTR movies. 😉

[@RighteousBrother]

I loved her reaction to the boulder, a massive eye roll!!

[@karlschmitt6359]

Sellah is played by John Rhys Davies who also played Gimli in Lord Of The Rings; here you see his height at 6'1" in Lord Of The Rings he plays a dwarf.

[@ParkerAllen2]

If you have a crush on Harrison Ford you should check out what I believe is his best performance on film. The movie is Witness and it's terrific.

[@natesmith7599]

Did you recognize Sallah? He was played by John Rhys-Davies. He also played Gimli in the lord of the rings movies

[@rolandp.6133]

The writing on the pyramid looked like "Nicht stören" which translates to "do not disturb".