**Indiana Jones 3** FIRST TIME WATCHING the Last Crusade (Reaction/ Commentary)

[@nickreacts6394]

Is this the best father-son relationship on the bigscreen??

[@seanwilliams7716]

React to the Haunted Mansion movie next please 🥺🥺

[@seanwilliams7716]

React to the Page Master movie

[@seanwilliams7716]

React to Demonic Toys movie

[@myfootballjesus]

Luke and Vader!!

[@heikira438]

Yes!

[@f0rth3l0v30fchr15t]

One of my favourite things about Marcus is how he's so basically unaware of anything that goes on around him, and so unsuited to a life of adventure, that he gives the impression of being a bit of a pushover. But as soon as he's got his head out of the clouds and seen Donovan and his allies for what they are, he goes from 0 to "fuck you" without hesitation.

[@stevenr6397]

Academic to his core and a total lack of street smarts but has his morals aligned properly, I have always loved him as a character

[@R0ary]

Also, I wouldn't be surprised if he did speak over a dozen languages... Just all of them are dead languages.

[@dogstar75]

Fun fact: the little girl who runs the flower stall Indy takes the flower from in Venice is now my friends wife. She's the step daughter of Harrison Fords stunt double Vic Armstrong, she still works in the industry teaching actors to horse ride and doing stunt work including stunt driving in the Fast and Furious franchise. works under the name Nina Armstrong.

[@ernesthakey3396]

Favorite line: "No ticket." :) In the movie "Dogma", one of Silent Bob's few lines, after he ejects the two main antagonists off a moving train, is "No Ticket." Great homage to this one's moment.

[@heikira438]

My favorite Indiana Jones movie for sure so so many reasons. Pure entertainment and Sean Connery is pitch perfect as the dad

[@nicklebuh]

River Phoenix was in Stand by Me where he played "Chris". He is Joaquin Phoenix's late older brother.

[@jadejewel6586]

I love Joaquin in "Signs." RIP River. He was Amazing in this!

[@rosetoren3881]

He was. Unfortunately.

[@biguy617]

Sneakers is a great movie starring River.

[@amyjordan195]

He was great in Little Nikita as well.

[@christelmaria645]

Love River Phoenix as a young Indy ( the actor who played Chris in Stand By Me) he mimics Harrison so well. Great chemistry between Sean and Harrison I love how the two seem to find mutual respect for each other and their relationship develops as the film goes by.Just a great film all round :)

[@TC_Smitty]

Have you seen Mosquito Coast? I believe it's the first time Harrison Ford and River Phoenix were in a movie together. River played his son in that movie, it was a big reason why he was chosen for Last Crusade. It's a good movie, a little on the dark side, but good. ....at least I remember it being good, it's been a little over 30 years since I've seen it.

[@orlandoaugustostock839]

Harrison Ford says once that River Phoenix was like him : he looks a lot like me when I was the same age!

[@dannya8614]

Yeah, River Phoenix really did a great job portraying a young Indy.

[@chrisbolland5634]

I liked the Young Indiana Jones from the tv series better honestly, but he's older and more capable.

[@senapus1241]

This was my absolute favourite Indiana film because of the father-son-dynamic.

[@charliepepper333]

Connery improv’d the line “She talks in her sleep.” Sallah is the same actor as Gimli from LOTR. John Rhys-Davies.

[@xgrahamsmith]

I never knew that was improv’d!

[@MysterClark]

My favorite Indy movie. I can always go back to watch this one. Not that I have a problem with the others.

[@nickreacts6394]

Same, my favorite one!

[@KT-iy9vc]

To be able to pull off this role so well AND be the smoothest, coolest Bond is excellent acting range.

[@lunagal]

This was the best Indiana Jones movie. So much humor and the relationship between Indy & his dad was so great.

[@persephonebonner5733]

One of, if not the, best action/adventure movie ever made. The writing, action, acting was so great.

[@shainewhite2781]

This is the ultimate Father and Son Story. RIP, Sean Connery. The film was a box office and critical success making $474 million dollars against a $60 million dollar budget and won the Oscar for Best Sound Editing.

[@KingHoborg]

I don't know, I think Big Fish is a pretty damn good Father/Son story (for different reasons as well).

[@huyxiun2085]

"The judge", with Robert Downey Jr. is a good one too.

[@petergoss821]

The outside shot of the final location is in Petra I believe.

[@cw6587]

It is! Disney+ has a great documentary about Petra and was amazing to see the creation of the city

[@rosetoren3881]

Yep, Petra in Jordan.

[@MrHootiedean]

You've seen River Phoenix before, he played Chris Chambers/the leader of the kid gang in Stand By Me and then young Indiana in this movie! A great talent taken away from us too soon.

[@kingscorpion7346]

River Phoenix, as you may know is Juaquin Phoenix's older brother. one of his biggest roles as a child actor was Stand By Me.

[@outofthenox]

Absolutely love this movie. Every scene is fantastic and that is so rare. The writing and jokes in this movie all land so well, even on multiple re-watches. "No tickets". I died laughing at this when I was a kid. Still laugh now. Also "He chose.... poorly.". Such a classic. My husband and I use this all the time. This was so fun to watch you react to. You laughed a lot and it brought me joy.

[@stkn1630]

A really great fun Sean Connery movie from his younger days is " Darby O'Gill and the Little People ". It's filled with Irish folklore and is a really good story.

[@Jadeleath]

& Connery sings!

[@jadejewel6586]

My favorite Movie is "The Man who would be King" with Michael Caine, Christopher Plummer and a Young Sean Connery!

[@thomasbradley4505]

I remember seeing that movie at the drive in, and the banshee scared the crap out of me.

[@brigidtheirish]

That was Sean Connery?! *Wow!*

[@soloragoldsun2163]

OMG YES! Such a good movie.

[@mobstercassidy9400]

My first exposure to Sean Connery was in the movie Medicine Man and then Highlander. But he is definitely a versatile actor. I've not only seen his James Bond spy movies, Time Bandits sci-fi movie, Robin and Marian, and some of his more recent ones like Entrapment, Dragonheart, and First Knight.

[@MrTech226]

Untouchables with Kevin Costner

[@johnny9000]

@@deg6788 also such an iconic voice. It always calms me down. The only actor who has that same effect on me is Morgan Freeman (the voice of voices if you ask me 😅)

[@lunagal]

Sean Connery was also in Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves with Kevin Costner. He doesn’t show up until the end but in a pivotal role.

[@BigSeanH]

Sallah is played by John Rhys-Davies... He also plays GIMLI IN LOTR!

[@sabrinavillagra]

"Just say I'm sorry, I'm sorry as you walk through" I had a good laugh at that🤣

[@evelynrosewindsor]

Hi Thor. Indy’s friend, Sallah, is Gimli from LOTR.

[@translivesmatter9063]

That initial Whip strike was to explain how Indy got his chin scar when in realty, Harrison Ford I believe got into a car accident.

[@pieceofgosa]

"That belongs in a museum" "A museum in the artefact's country of origin, right Dr Jones ?" "THAT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM !!!"

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

I love this Indiana Jones movie the best. It was peak Indy.

[@thejither]

Yeah, this is also definitely my favorite of the movies - in spite of their excellent pacing, the first two do have scenes that start to drag when you've see them 10 times. 😂 Not so for Last Crusade (for me, at least). Just to answer "where was this filmed?" (although you probably looked it up by now): The opening is mostly Arches National Park in Utah - while the train and Indy's childhood home were filmed in Colorado - even though it's still supposed to take place in Utah. FINALLY going to see those places in person in a couple of months. The college, Indy's father's house and "Berlin" + the airport interior are actually in the UK (been to all of those a few years ago - they still look pretty much the same). While the exterior of the airport is in San Francisco. Castle "Brunwald" is actually a castle in Germany that's now a museum (but doesn't quite look like it from outside - clearly "improved" upon with matte paintings). Most of the desert stuff is in Southern Spain, while the canyon of the crescent moon itself - including the entrance to the Grail's resting place (Petra) - are in Jordan. And yeah, the ride into the sunset does look very western-y - including the light and sky (which never really look quite that way in Spain or Jordan for some reason) - may have to do with it being filmed in Texas. 🙂 There's quite a contrast to most films and TV today, where you can make the Sierra Nevadas look like Afghanistan, and where productions often shoot in other countries at least as much for the tax benefits as for them actually being somewhat authentic locations.

[@txdomino]

And the scene of the boat where Indiana Jones is trying to get back the cross was filmed in The Paramount backlot.

[@KasperochSiri]

This is my favorit Indiana Jones movie! I love it. It got everything!

[@rosetoren3881]

Ah, the all time champion of movies. Two actors I had such a crush on. Okay, I'm 50 by now, but hey Han Solo and James Bond in one movie? Can't get any better than that. I was in the cinema 3 times in 6 days.

[@TangentOmega]

Must watch: River Phoenix - Stand By Me Sean Connery - the Untouchables - the Name of the Rose - Highlander Harrison Ford - Clear and Present Danger - Air Force One - the Fugitive - Bladerunner

[@johnrenton3217]

09:15 A 1930s iPhone? It belongs in a museum! 🤭

[@marcbloom7462]

Salah is from the first movie; he's played by John Rhys-Davies who also played Gimli in the Lord of the Rings Trilogy.

[@sarahe1491]

This has always been my favorite Indiana Jones movie. The father/son dynamic, the acting, that tank action sequence, the comedy, it's just nonstop brilliant.

[@nickreacts6394]

It’s so good, my favorite of the series as well!

[@scottalynch]

Harrison & River played father & son in Mosquito Coast

[@wrorchestra1]

The tank commander who finds Indy hitting the scope funny is the stuntman Nick Gillard, who would later be stunt co-ordinator and choreographer of the lightsaber fights in the prequel Star Wars trilogy. My favourite Sean Connery films are Medicine Man and Finding Forrester.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

You HAVE to react to Highlander, and Time Bandits with Sean. Classic 80's fantasy films

[@lori8696]

This is my favorite too. The chemistry between Harrison Ford and Sean Connery is so good. I also love the humor.

[@lauramearns1913]

My absolute favourite Indiana film, can't wait to see your reaction! Love your channel !

[@missjillmars]

This one is my favorite too! I love their father/son dynamic.

[@nicholasperrin3241]

One of my favorite things watching this today is the hilarious coincidence that the love interest/traitor is named ELSA and Jones Senior tells indy to LET IT GO, obviously not intended at the time (unless spielberg or someone time traveled back) but makes me laugh every time now

[@garyjones2561]

Lol time-travelled back. It fits so well I could almost believe it!

[@danielallen3454]

This one holds a special place for me. Like Indy, I had a very fraught relationship with my father. And we had just started to repair it when he died suddenly. But these movies were something we could always share. As a result, I can't see the scene on the cliff ("I thought I lost you, Boy") without being brought to tears.

[@adambrogan3669]

The "named after the dog" ending is a little inside joke, the character was named after George Lucas's dog Indiana. Also, I assume by your Littlefinger reference that you're a fan of GoT. The villain in this is played by Julian Glover who also played Grand Maester Pycelle.

[@victoriacraig5859]

That GoT fact just blew my mind!

[@YourXavier]

@@victoriacraig5859 He's hard to recognize under the beard :)

[@huyxiun2085]

Damn... Pycelle... That poor choice let its mark...

[@dwally4198]

He’s also the ATAT commander in empire strikes back

[@LA_HA]

I believe he's also General Veers in The Empire Strikes Back -- the one who led the Hoth invasion and blew up the main generator

[@tomyoung9049]

'how are you not impressed?' its not easy to impress your dad when he's James Bond. :)

[@ianburns1167]

So first of all I love this movie because it's just hilarious. Sean Connery and Harrison Ford have instant chemistry, as you say the backstory is so well conveyed, and the action is top notch. I also love the puzzles. What's less obvious is that, as what amount to modern holy knights, Indy and his father are being protected by miracles in a few places. All that ridiculous luck? You called the ricochet that kills the tank driver and saves him miraculous yourself. Keep that in mind if you watch the fourth movie, it'll save you a lot of headache :p

[@priscilabee583]

You need to react to First Knight, with Sean Connery as King Arthur and Richard Gere as Lancelot :))

[@Krisgenx]

Father/son movies…Life is Beautiful, Kramer vs Kramer…and Finding Nemo…lol

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

I keep forgetting that River Phoenix played Young Indy

[@srshani]

i was blown away when i realized Sallah also played Gimli from Lord of the Rings movies

[@joshuagoodman5267]

One of my favorite movies! I LOVED this when I was younger. Another Sean Connery movie (sort of) is the first "Dragonheart" movie, where he voices the Dragon "Draco". (I also loved dragons when I was younger - still do - so of course I loved this as well.)

[@LucareonVee]

This one is my personal favorite, and is very quotable. To this day, my friends and I will say, when playing games or doing some mundane things, will throw in a “you chose…. poooorly.”

[@TonyWildRiver]

2:30 Arches National Park in Southern Utah, USA! Highly recommend a visit if you are ever in the area! And yes, this is my favorite Indiana Jones movie too, though I love Raiders almost as much. Your reactions were great!

[@nightstrike90]

Fun fact: They guy who gives Indy the hat was written in the script as Abner Ravenwood, Marion Ravenwoods father and Indys mentor

[@DonnySpielberg]

It's always a treat to see someone experience this movie for this first time. I was 5 when this came out in the summer of 1989, and each of my divorced parents took me to see this - ergo, I wouldn't call this merely one of my favorite movies of all time, I would call it a "benchmark," if that makes any sense. Now as an adult, many things have come full circle for me - I've spent the last couple years putting together my own authentic Indy costume from the makers of Harrison's gear in the 3 movies. I also collect autographs and have many from this and Raiders (Kazim, of the Brotherhood of the Cruciform Sword, just signed my autograph a couple days ago). The screenwriter, Jeffrey Boam, passed away in 2000, but his son was awesome enough to sign an autograph for me AND last but not least, the actor who played Fedora and crowned Indy, signed "You lost today Donald, but that doesn't mean you have to like it," that's framed in my living room.

[@robbob5302]

Now that's an awesome autograph.

[@Tiresias55]

Been a subscriber for a little while now, love your material. When I saw you reviewed Raiders, I instantly wanted to see this vid. So glad you reviewed it, my favorite movie of the quadrology. The pacing, the acting, the writing, the music, just the everything. There is not one scene that isn't iconic, from the "No ticket" quote, to the "You are named after the dog." Will never get old. The "Indiana, let it go" quote and the four comrades riding off into the sunset at the end with that iconic soundtrack will never fail to give me goosebumps. Amazing flick.

[@BunnyGirl71]

I was so excited for you to see this installment of the series! This one is my favorite as well. The balance between brilliantly choreographed action, historical references, the humorous dialogue and the father-son relationship was so well-executed. Fantastic casting, and the details! I love that they explained Harrison Ford's actual scar on his chin happening from his character cutting himself on his own whip, when fending off the lion. Still one of my all-time favorite films. :) LOVE this movie.

[@merchillio]

“This must be the funniest Indians Jones”. I feel the same and I think the strength of the movie is that no matter how funny it is, it doesn’t take away from the action and the adventure. My favourite of the series.

[@Ninnative]

Hands down my favorite Indiana Jones movie ❤ The addition of Sean Connery just elevates it above the rest, for me.

[@willcool713]

Your reaction somehow got me to thinking about that moment when Indy reaches for the Grail, tries, but has to let it go, listens to his father. I had that moment, but never realized it until now. On a junior class project in high school, we learned about mountain climbing over several weeks, scraped together gear for everybody, then climbed Mt Hood, outside of Portland here. There's minimal roping or crampons needed on the South side approach, but we all carried ice axes and it was a real effort. I was over weight, but determined, so I was the last one to the top, accompanied only by the climbing leader, my physics teacher, who had climbed all the big peaks of the world. The very top is all snow, and is an overhang off over the other side. If you stood on it you would fall off, down the opposite side of the mountain, actually if you stood anywhere near it at all, probably within, like, ten feet, but who knows? It isn't a steep part, maybe six feet higher than sure ground. So I spread out like a face down snow angel and scooted up the last bit to reach the top. I could sense the risk, yet still I inched so slowly closer trying to just touch the tip top after all the hard work of the climb. My teacher's words were very calm, but he said not to go farther, it wasn't worth it, and asked me to please come back. And I did. My head was higher than the top, so I guess that counts, but I never touched the highest point, let it go instead, after all that determination. It's a sort of personal victory I never realized. I had forgotten it, really. Coming up on forty years ago. Thanks for the memory.

[@liquidsnake321]

20:11 "He pulled a Littlefinger from Game of Thrones." He was actually in Game of Thrones. He was Grand Maester Pycelle.

[@JeccaJ]

This is my favourite Indy movie too. Oddly, there's only 9 years between Ford and Connery but the acting is second to none and it doesn't show. And yes, so many movies reference little bits in these movies, while these movies have Star Wars easter eggs in too. So many good lines and absolutely a classic. Thanks for the reaction!

[@RottedPopcornandHorror1966]

My favorite out of the three. Endearing, funny, plenty of action. Thanx for the perfect reaction. P.S. When young Indy whipped himself in the chin, it's to show how he got his scar he as an adult. Harrison Ford does actually have a chin scar that was a result of "a fast car crash," which Ford described as "a real mundane way of earning it." He slammed his head first into the steering wheel, followed by some "inept emergency surgery," Take care..xx

[@tarascholfield5887]

The Canyon of the Crescent moon was filmed in Jordan- It is called Petra- Look it up; it's beautiful. also misc trivia for the flick #Thor Reacts, this film has tons of 007 James bond references, the guy who plays Donovin, Elsa and I think there is another i forget are all in 007 films. Also the gun that shot Henry Sr was Sean's In 007. (there are other references but those are 2 of them)

[@biguy617]

RIP River Phoenix. The last movie I saw him in was Sneakers. It is a good movie.

[@tarascholfield5887]

Also RIver Phoenix had just done Mosquito Coast with Harrison Ford and he liked him alot and was very happy RIver was chosen for Last Crusade. I loved River in the part in this one.

[@kathleensmith3555]

Your not alone this is my favorite too

[@rosetoren3881]

The city carved in stone is Petra in Jordan. Petra = Stone, Petroleum (Petra oleum) = Stone oil, Petrus = The Rock/Stone I build my church on.

[@firegaze21]

So happy to see other people who have this as their favorite Indy movie! I always felt like the weirdo when I’ve told people that.

[@laurenherda2415]

Best of the series in my opinion it's hard all of them are phenomenal! I wish we got to see River play Indiana more he is so good, and RIP to him and the legendary Sean Connery 🙏

[@johnny9000]

Except kingdom of the crystal skull that’s one just a trash money grabbing flick.

[@yunainlovewith4515]

it´s also my favorit indy movie, Sir Sean Connery and Harrison Ford are such perfect partners! Love your reaction!!!! thanks Thor ^^

[@louhillen8254]

I only found you recently - you are now my favourite! I would give my left kidney for you to do a Bondathon at your own pace. You need to see Sean in his greatest ever role, the role he created on screen for other actors to follow. :-)

[@weepingscorpion8739]

This is for sure my favourite of the series. I love how you touch on the dad being the one who despite having studied the Holy Grail his entire life that we know of, is the one to tells Indy to let it go. But, the way he does it is pretty epic. Throughout the movie he consistently refers to Indy as Junior but when he's trying to pull him up he doesn't say Junior, instead he says: "Indiana. Indiana. Let it go." And even though the temple they are in is falling apart around them after that first Indiana the entire movie goes silent: nothing exists in that moment but Indy, his dad, and those 5 words. Chills! I feel like you didn't do number 4 and that's fine but you may want to check it out anyway since there is a 5th one coming out this year. Well, either 2023 or 2024 but I think 2023. Also, more Harrison Ford is something I'd personally like to see as I really love Harrison Ford as an actor.

[@joanneorr5726]

I love your reaction to this, I love this film and your laugh is making me laugh 😂.

[@Emburbujada]

Now you've seen all the Indiana Jones movies! Yay! 😉

[@blitzgirl6522]

My favorite of the entire series! I just love the character dynamics, the locations, the story. I've watched them all but this one holds a special place in my heart and I insisted on watching this one the most growing up.

[@brandonmorales]

I'm sure it's been commented already, but when Indy is reaching for the Grail, not only was it touching for his dad to tell him to let it go.... But, it was also the only time in the movie he calls him "Indiana", and not junior

[@tonyschmitz1997]

I love all these movies. Temple of Doom was the first one I saw. Seen it as a kid when it was on HBO in the late 80’s. Then a few years later my best friend got Last Crusade for his birthday on VHS and we watched it together right away and loved it. I finally saw Raiders a few years later when it was on TV and recorded it. Many years later when Crystal Skull came out my friend and I went to the premiere. Also for his 30th birthday we held a surprise party for him at the local small town theater and played his favorite Indy movie on the big screen. Temple of Doom. I love all 4 of the movies but I think this one is still my favorite.

[@edmo922]

The best Indiana Jones movie and it's not close. I love this movie.

[@ElisaH_DarklyiShine]

for over 30 years i have been using the knights, choose wisely/ chose poorly lines. And this is also my favorite indiana jones

[@shallowgal462]

The end was filmed at Petra, Jordan. In real life, Connery was only about 15 years older than Ford. This is absolutely my favorite Indy film and probably one of my top 10 outside of Star Trek.

[@aldo4908]

24:50 I love that his father's face is like: Really?...STOP KILLING PEOPLE!! IT'S NO CIVILIZED!! 🤣

[@miskbalder]

Sean Connery is a legend, he was James Bond and there has never been any actors playing James Bond after him, the other actors took on the role of playing Sean Connery after him 🙂 That scream at 32:44 in this video, when he throws up the hand grenade is called the "wilhelm scream", it is in almost every Spielberg movie and many other hollywood movies like Star Wars, it started as a joke with Spielberg adding the same scream to different movies or something like that 🙂 I like the fact that Indiana Jones father is that genius who has his mind in the clouds when it comes to so many trivial things

[@Stephie_L]

I mean you hit the nail on the head on pretty much everything I love about this movie. It's pretty perfect in my opinion...perfect pacing, perfect chemistry between father and son...and then the ending sequence, it's truly iconic! And I agree that Indiana and his dad have great development. I love their relationship because it gave more nuance to Indy and they both clearly had so much love for each other but it was just never expressed or received in a way that was fulfilling. It really reminds me of those parent-child relationships that put a lot more focus on external things like achievement or independence when a child just needs to be seen for who they are, separate from anything outside of them. Parents do that with the best intentions of course, but to me it really is so simple...Be there for your kids...not just your physical presence, but BE there. Listen to them, acknowledge them, not just as someone you talk at or someone you can mould/"teach". I think Indy's upbringing did shape him into the "hero" and the charming (yet grumpy) rouge we know and love, but deep down he's still that little kid inside that just wants approval or a hug from his dad. It adds so much humanity to his character so I totally get why you got the feels in those scenes. PS: I think you might have realised it already but young Indy was played by River Phoenix (Chris in Stand By Me). Such a talented actor...RIP :( Anyway, I had so much fun rewatching this with you on Patreon. I'm so glad it's you're favourite one too! :)

[@iReiGNxx]

I love this one as much as the first, maybe more. Every scene with Ford and Connery is gold from start to finish.

[@stuartarmstrong5190]

Ah. A great film and brings and it brings back happy memories. The whole cast is great. Harrison Ford and Sean Connery, obviously. Also Denholm Elliot (Marcus). As for Salah, in case you did not realise, he is played by Welsh actor John Rhys-Davies who was Gimli in the Lord of the Rings. (He also voiced Treebeard!) Finally, they had young Indiana cut himself with the whip as an in-joke - I don't know if you have ever noticed but Harrison Ford has a scar on his chin. This was a nod to that. Nice reaction.

[@leebrandt8597]

I feel like the first one is the best, but somehow the third one is more nostalgic for me

[@raloria9173]

Love your reaction and thank you for doing all 3 movies. I grew up seeing this trilogy in the theaters and this is still my favorite. Sean Connery was THE choice as Indy's father and bringing back Marcus and Sallah was perfect. I love that you laughed at all the jokes! I've seen other reactions to this movie and most of them didn't seem to get the humor in it, but you did! If you want more Indy backstory, you might wanna check out the TV series Lucas did called The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. It showed Indy as a little boy and as a teenager. Great series with excellent acting, writing, and around the world locations.

[@jeanine6328]

There are some really great videos of the making if this movie. In the final chase horse vs. tank, that was Harrison doing most of the horseback riding. They joked about how difficult it was to keep the hat on his head while on horseback… thought about stapling it! Lol.

[@wcsearcy]

My favorite of them all, too!

[@bananabourbonaenima]

20:12 that's actually grand maester Pycell from GOT

[@billkant849]

The line "No ticket" is used in the movie Dogma also.

[@willcool713]

Strangely Sean Connery has credits in Raiders of the Lost Arc as well. If you want some movies that show Connery's range, Entrapment, Zardoz, Highlander, The Name of the Rose, Finding Forrester, Medicine Man, and I would have included the Rock and The Hunt for the Red October (although Russian speaking friends tell me his Russian was hard on the ears, mostly from his thick accent) too, except you said you've seen them. Even his voice acting in Dragonheart was pretty great, as great as anyone in Kung Fu Panda, I'd say. (The effects are dated but it's still a plenty fun movie.) And The Name of the Rose is just a great movie. He always plays smart, sometimes a fool, but never dumb, always capable.

[@boomeister2]

Dragonheart...another all time favorite! ( it must be the Sean Connery crush lol)❤

[@sharonbeckerle5419]

this is one of my favorite Indiana jones movies. thsi is the funniest of the three movies and one of my favorites too. i remember seeing this with my dad years ago and my dad is the same age as Indiana jones Harrison ford,

[@dogstar75]

Also, the guy you said 'pulled a littlefinger' is Maester Pycell in Game of Thrones and Indy's egyptian friend is Gimli the dwarf in Lord of the Rings

[@Curraghmore]

Dr. Schneider was played by the Irish actress, Alison Doody (yes, Doody). Ironically, she was also a 'Bond girl' by the name of Jenny Flex in the 1985 Roger Moore James Bond film 'A View to a Kill'. Ironic since she appears next to Sean Connery here.

[@januzi2]

This movie was also turned into the adventure game on C64, Amiga and PC (and probably some other platforms as well). It was that good.

[@mikejankowski6321]

I'm right there with you on 1 and 3 for the order and reasons. I grew up with Sean Connery as James Bond, and all that he was able to be was brought to this character. The chemistry between Harrison and Sean was perfect, all the actors played their parts so well, there was a lot to the plot but not so much that it was confusing. An ideal movie. At Disneyland, AT&T sponsored the Indiana Jones ride and in the exit tunnel next to their logo was "Choose Wisely".

[@michaelhawk-fitz7563]

this one was always my favorite..

[@denanebergall5514]

This is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. Also, I'm sure someone mentioned it in the first movie, but the actor that played Sallah also played Gimli.

[@brucewilliams4152]

Correct, famous British rsc actor, he was also Macro in the bbc I Claudius

[@staceyj-z4t]

So when I was young my mum taped these movies off tv but she thought some parts were to scary for me and my brother so during the quick aging scene (and the heart pulling scene in temple of doom) she paused the recording so if would skip that part. The first time I saw it live on tv I nearly shit myself. To this day 20+ years later those scenes still creep me out lol this is 100% my favourite Indians Jones movie by far!!!!

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The guy that reminded you of Little Finger was Maester Pycelle (The old dude on The Small Council at King's Landing).