Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade (1989) Retrospective / Review

[@danielallen3454]

Even as a kid Last Crusade was my favorite of the Indiana Jones films. As an adult, that hasn't changed, but my reaction to it has. I had a difficult relationship with my father growing up, and it wasn't until I was nearing 30 that we started to develop a better relationship. Unfortunately, he died before we could get too far. Now, when i watch the film, I break down crying every time I get to the scene on the cliff. "I thought I'd lost you, Boy". Tears. Every time.

[@marcothommen2484]

*hugs you* :....(

[@lamarravery4094]

Cats in the Cradle and the silver spoon, little boy blue and the man in the moon....

[@LinkMarioSamus]

Last Crusade used to be my favorite, but while I don't like it any less I prefer Raiders now. Not by a whole lot though.

[@ryanleikness3414]

I'm sorry for your loss. That's how I feel when I watch this movie as well. Last Crusade is my personal favorite due to the bond and chemistry between The Jones's. Seeing how much was lost between them makes me want to value and appreciate the time with my father everyday. Again I'm sorry for your loss. If you both started over again before tragedy struck and you both were happy, then the love will never leave. Hold that close to you

[@ryanleikness3414]

Of course not. I also love temple of doom and so do many. I just dont rank it as high. I also enjoy Crystal Skull (to an extent)

[@asifkhan4822]

The Last Crusade is definitely my favorite of the original trilogy. I really love the dynamic between Harrison Ford & Sean Connery which is still the best father-son relationship on-screen. It success was proved as being the No.1 movie worldwide. It's still the best ending to the series proving there was no need for kingdom of the crystal skull.

[@marcothommen2484]

SIR Sean Connery! But yes, you are right!!!!

[@kthx1138]

Agreed! Back in '89, I thought the father-son relationship was bullshit. Now that my father and I are about the same ages as Indy and his dad, I find my father and I have the same kind of relationship!

[@lamarravery4094]

I think Harrison should've done more Indy movies in the 80s and 90s. There should've been 10 of these films out already. It would've been so great. We missed out on his adventures in the 1940s.

[@tobyhart8515]

@@lamarravery4094 yes could have been like Bond. A movie every 2 to 3 years.

[@lamarravery4094]

@@tobyhart8515 Yeah, instead we got 40 days, 40 nights, regarding henry, remake of Sabrina, Air force One. Who the hell cares for those films? No one. He should've just done Indiana Jones films, that's all we want from him.

[@nordicrain]

My favorite of the three. It was hilarious, had great action scenes, just overall a great story, and an iconic ending.

[@SolidPain6624]

As much as I love the first one, this one captures Indy in the best light, in my opinion.

[@klodek14]

Between Raiders and Last Crusade, my favorite of the two is always the one I'm currently watching.

[@GeneralBulldog54]

Recently did a back to back of them and they still hold up. It is impressive (tried to watch Temple of Doom, my first in the Indiana Jones movies, and I cringe every time Willie comes in).

[@StephenAnderson98403]

Between Raiders and Last Crusade, my favorite is Temple of Doom. HAHA get it?

[@SDfan2002]

klodek14 For me it’s between Last Crusade and Temple of Doom.

[@FlorisYoung]

for me it's a tie between raiders and last crusade with temple of doom very close behind them

[@Cmputer-nf3sv]

@@GeneralBulldog54 why ?

[@wstine79]

A review of The Last Crusade. You have chosen... Wisely.

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

Remember that silly Diet Coke commercial that used that scene from the movie? Good memories...

[@theguardian3920]

wstine79 haha I understood that reference 😂👍

[@thrummer1953]

Tyler, If you drink Diet Coke, you have chosen... Poorly.

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

+ThrummerOfLove Lucky for me, my choice is always Coca Cola Classic (real cane sugar made, not that crap with HFCS.) ;-)

[@craigamore2319]

That's an inside joke my family uses frequently.

[@babyshambler]

It blows my mind that this was made pre-90s. It still feels so fresh.

[@jackgold8321]

Pre current year

[@azoniarnl3362]

Good practical effect are timeless! Combined with exellent acting and directing and you get golden films like these.

[@MMarin1983]

"The final entry in the series." Sounds rather nice now doesn't it?

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

I don't hate Crystal Skull by any measure but if it had never existed this would have been a perfect send-off.

[@Edax_Royeaux]

Was the TV show really that bad? I heard it was one of the most expensive ever made, the equivalent of Game of Thrones now.

[@LinkMarioSamus]

Fun thing is, when I watched the Terminator movies recently I stopped at 2 in part because Sarah Connor says "it's over" at the end, and then I stopped Indy at this movie because of the last shot. Although it was also partially because watching these movies feels kind of exhausting.

[@Bklyn93]

It was actually very good IMO

[@kamuelalee]

Hope they don't make a fifth...I think, very unfortunately, Harrison Ford is too old to play this character.

[@Dr.Alarming]

89 was a great time for going to the movies!

[@werdna_sir]

Wasn't it, just? Batman, BTTF II, Ghostbusters 2, Indy III. Absolutely ridiculous.

[@frankstrawnation]

UHF, Christmas Vacation, Star Trek V, Bill & Ted, The Little Mermaid. What else?

[@JuanDaMajikOne]

For the life of me. I don't remember this movie in 1989. I remember batman and ghostbusters very well but not Indiana Jones and the last crusade. For some reason I keep thinking it came out during the mid 1990s like 95 96.

[@indianajohns8943]

@@frankstrawnation I vaguely remember Honey I Shrunk the Kids too. I may be wrong

[@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717]

..."Weekend at Bernies," "UHF," etc. Lots of fun films that year. I'd say it was easily the best year for movies in the last 40 years.

[@trinidadbotello9906]

The Last Crusade is a really good movie, and it's also what a good movie sequel should be.

[@patwaters-actormoviereviewer]

There are 5 connections to 007 1. Sean Connery played 007 1962-71 1983 & 2005 2. Allison doody was in 'A View to A Kill' in 1985 3. Julian Glover was in 'For Your Eyes Only' in 1981 4. John Rhys-Davies was in 'The Living Daylights' in 1987 And 5. 8 years later Michael Byrne turns up in 'Tomorrow Never Dies' in 1997

[@Tabornacle]

Also Jones Sr. was shot with a Walther PPK which is Bond's signature weapon

[@FlorisYoung]

but John Rhys-Davies starred in Raiders Of The Lost Ark before strarring in 007 The Living Daylights

[@mp1314]

6. Vernon Dobtchef was Jaws‘ first victim in the James Bond „The Spy who loved me“

[@patwaters-actormoviereviewer]

@@mp1314 Oh crap, I didn't realize that.

[@McSuperfly101]

The best thing about the point & click adventure game was that it came with a physical Grail Diary that you actually had to refer to from time to time for clues.

[@martincallahan6767]

McSuperfly does it have hitlers autograph

[@MidlifeCrisisJoe]

Yeah, it did actually. It was a fully fleshed out object in a LOT of ways and really high production value while also acting as a sneaky form of copy protection, since you needed the clues in the diary to get past the Venice library stained glass window puzzle, which as I recall, was randomized and thus you had to refer to what was essentially a code guide in the diary (or I could have just been terrible at that puzzle, since I remember getting stuck on it a LOT since I was like, seven years old and it was hard to wrap my young mind around). Mind you, this was a 2nd form of subtle copy protection, as there was a more overt form with this sort of red gelled "look through this lens on a page of random numbers to reveal the access code" form of physical copy protection too. Honestly, back in the day, I'm pretty sure half of the cost of a Lucasfilm game was in the physical stuff, not just the game. Indy came with the grail, the secret magic lens thing, a more standard game manual, like 6 floppy disks and then all your standard Lucasfilm merchandise brochures (you could buy an Indy hat!) and LucasArts' weird kind of newsletter announcement brochure with a Sam and Max comic in it, all in a big high quality cardboard box.

[@rubix4195]

@@MidlifeCrisisJoe Oh don't start with that magic lens thing - I lost the manual for my Spectrum version so I couldn't get past the level when I needed to decipher the knights crest.

[@SixstikaiStvdios]

As a film graduate I must say ur editting is fantastic. Srsly u did a awesome job capturing the spirit of the movie. Major kudos to u

[@wstine79]

Hippy Gestapo check out his review of Alien Ressurection. His editing made it look good.

[@SixstikaiStvdios]

I sincerely agree. He's got the gift of timing

[@furrymessiah]

Whenever Sr. says, "I never told him anything," as he looked over the cliff. It always makes me tear up.

[@jasonvoorheesthethird]

This is my favorite movie from the franchise, i love them all, but “The Last Crusade” is very special to me. Its the one i remember the most from my childhood, and i might be the only one here, but i personally always loved the “blue screen” fx in “The Last Crusade”. Even as a kid i noticed them, but they never bothered me, in fact it was the complete opposite for me, i always thought they were part of the charm of the movie. Im a huge fan of Indiana Jones, i loved all the movies and i always will, they are in the same category as the original unaltered Star Wars trilogy, they are simply magical to me! I cant wait for Indina Jones 5!!

[@rustykuntz94]

The final shot of the 4 of them riding off into the sunset was beautiful & a perfect way to wrap up the series....until they made the Crystal Skull UGGH

[@cleverusername9369]

Just do what I do, stubbornly refuse to acknowledge it's existence

[@JoeyArmstrong2800]

I absolutely agree. Kind of sad it was over but you knew that their adventures would continue, we just wouldn't see them. I felt the same way at the end of Return Of The Jedi.

[@ngmajora6986]

Honestly Dial of Destiny was worse I could accept Indy settling down with Marion but....alas

[@OlympicLeprechaun]

"Well I'm as human as the next man." "I WAS the next man." Nothing like sloppy seconds to bond with your dad.

[@Syklonus]

The word "Bond" has so many meanings here.

[@YungM.D.]

The little leitmotif that plays whenever the Grail is mentioned has always been one of my favorite pieces of John Williams music

[@wo4200]

Here in Poland they played all three Indiana Jones movies on TV over the Easter weekend in 2002. I was eight. The weather was just starting to get warm. I had my whole life ahead of me. Good times.

[@Jericho1138]

I genuinely feel like the Grail Knight waiting for this review to show up on my feed. Knew you’d come.

[@rubix4195]

"My strength has left me..." XD

[@HarryBuddhaPalm]

Every time Lucas and Spielberg disagreed, Spielberg was right and Lucas was wrong. Every single time.

[@BarberJ95]

Haha, thank you for this comment. So true if seems that anytime they worked together, whenever Spielberg’s view wasn’t taken, things went astray. In Crystal Skull it seems Lucas got more of wishes followed.

[@ethanbrock5453]

Yeah that's cuz Lucas is really a talentless hack

[@01_SPACE_C0WB0Y]

yeah Lucas is good with fantasy stuff more than anything. Spielberg can do both though fantasy and more grounded stuff.

[@mmclaurin8035]

The lesson here is don't let Lucas have any input in the story. He's an untalented hack and the success of Star Wars was down to his wife and other people's ideas.

[@Hekkler72]

@@ethanbrock5453 Lucas is fine with people to reign him in. That's why you seen a huge drop in quality between Empire and Jedi. Lucas needed Kasdan and his ex to keep his dumb shit in line.

[@sebastianfitzptraick7395]

This is honestly one of my favourite films, it’s so funny and entertaining. But more than that it has great characters and existential themes. It’s Spielberg in his zenith.

[@OliverHarper]

at 21:55 it was brought to my attention the audio distorts for a brief second. My apologies. It didn't do this on the export file. It appears to be an error in KZbin encoding during the upload. Get the Indiana Jones Blu-ray set here goo.gl/ie1TYe Get The Last Crusade Soundtrack here goo.gl/v6CMXp Link to iTunes page - goo.gl/MfPXTm The podcast is now available on Android platforms through Stitcher: www.stitcher.com/podcast/oliver-harpers-retrospectivereviews

[@Jordie_42]

Oliver Harper I was wearing headphones when I heard that. OUCH

[@IronicSonics]

I was watching this on my 80 inch projector setup and wharfdale 9.1 speakers. then CRACKK. I thought the amp was acting up again. good to know it was the actual video.

[@insertcolorfulmetaphor8520]

+Oliver Harper I was thinking about one of the less memorable (but still good) movies from my childhood today... The movie's name: D.A.R.Y.L. Would you ever consider doing a retrospective of this film?

[@jswatch9270]

please oliver tell me what do you think of the movie of spider-man 2 from sam raimi

[@TheBeird]

I don't care if it does follow the same beats of Raiders. Last Crusade does them better. It's the best movie of its kind. It's thrilling. It's emotional. And . . . fuck it, I'll say it, it's goddamn spiritual is what it is!

[@FrancoisDressler]

Amen!

[@jasongradyphstiger6179]

Same here I love the flims.

[@Votesaxon07Reviews]

I spoke to one of the ILM artists a few months ago without realising it. I was putting together a documentary on Robot Wars and I knew he was the creator of the sport, while doing research before the interview I found out he worked on the melting head from Raiders as well as the aging effects for Last Crusade and the slime bathtub from GB2!

[@ladyretro]

Donovan's aging sequence frightnened me so much as a kid, it was horrific! I still don't like watching it now heh!

[@Votesaxon07Reviews]

ladyretro Made as Oliver explains in this video but the actual models of the face and head were created using radio control suction cups which would pull the skin into the head to make the skin appear like it was aging and wrinkling. Fantastically creative stuff, scared the hell out of me too!!

[@ladyretro]

So damn clever! I'd get behind the sofa when I knew it was coming. After Raiders' melting heads it should have been a breeze to watch but nope!

[@Votesaxon07Reviews]

ladyretro I think the Thriller video scared me as a kid too, and when I watched Last Crusade it was around the same time and as horrible as it sounds the puppet kinda looks like Michael Jackson for a few frames from Thriller, its the way that the head goes back and the eyes open.

[@beeman2075]

DarkLordSaxon, just out of curiosity, did the ILM artist mention how long it took to create the melting head and ageing effects (for Raiders and Last Crusade)? It would've been fascinating to hear his anecdotes/memories of his experiences. You have a great channel by the way - your Ghostbusters: Trip to New York video is very cool :)

[@neilayers2838]

RIP Sean Connery. Thank you so very much for all the characters and tales you were a part of that shaped our World rest easy Mr. Jones.

[@jamesstafford3961]

I like how it’s a father-son story. We don’t get those these days. At least not positive ones

[@AndresYepez]

Not only my favorite Indiana Jones movie, one of my favorite movies ever... Love it

[@lukewilliam3601]

100%

[@DaveMcGarry]

Saw this at the cinema with my dad in '89. Great movie. Raiders is my favourite but this is very close behind. Very comprehensive retrospective, thanks.

[@Elprisionero6]

I remember seeing the last crusade on the big screen. until this day is one, if not the best experience I had at the cinema

[@beeman2075]

Same. I remember watching Last Crusade at the cinema when it was released thirty years ago, and watching it on the big screen still remains one of the most enjoyable cinematic experiences I've had.

[@AvesPasseri-Jinysvet]

Hmm, I also saw it in the cinema... but dubbed into Czech, my native language. I was disappointed. It lacked humor for me. Then I saw the original. :-) So many jokes were lost in the translation. :-) I love this film.

[@Syklonus]

1989 was a golden time. In fact, 1989-1991 was three of the best years in cinema.

[@ecwrvd420]

One of my all time favorite movies! This video proves that Spielberg is a genius his changes to the script were all spot on

[@oscarstainton]

Why wasn't I able to watch this as soon as it appeared on Patreon? "No ticket!!" But in all seriousness, this film is a gem and one of Spielberg's very best.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

No ticky no blimpy.

[@ladyretro]

*hurriedly show Patreon membership*

[@JohahnDiechter]

Mr. Connery in this film reminds me of my father. That disapproving look that only a father can make, he perfects in this film.

[@DeathPrevails77713]

@16:16 at donavan death scene, when you see the shot @ 16:27, I've always thought it looked like Christopher Lloyd for some weird reason. Anyone else think about this?

[@Jackal_El_Lobo34]

Yes! I’ve been waiting 700 years for this review.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

I knew you'd come...

[@graham5774]

If you are 700 years old..... THEN I AM MICKEY MOUSE!

[@Jackal_El_Lobo34]

HitchensImmortal How dare he...

[@alexblatchford4147]

Punch

[@colinthedogfromspaced9365]

Oooooh Alison Doody....

[@zak8458]

@@Judicial78 Who wouldn't 😉

[@Sh0ckmaster]

Was almost cast as Eowyn in LOTR but was unavailable as she'd just had a baby when they were about to begin shooting.

[@G-Zilla]

Raiders of the Lost Ark is my favorite out of the trilogy (we don't speak of the 4th one) but Last Crusade might be the most heartfelt and entertaining to watch

[@frankstrawnation]

"We don't speak of the 4th one"? But there wasn't a 4th one.

[@lamarravery4094]

I liked the 4th one. The story of aliens in early human history always intrigues me and I'm glad they did an Indy film about it. I just didn't care for the cgi in the jungle. Mutt William's swinging on the vines like Tarzan was a bit too much.

[@stevehenrichs5091]

IT WAS SEEMS THAT THE FIRST OUT OF ANY SERIES IS ALWAYS THE BEST!

[@anubusx]

Soon there will be a fifth one...

[@Nova-fh2et]

Real fans aren't afraid to talk about the 4th

[@Swarm509]

9:32 Taffin! As a long time viewer I had to literally pause the video at this point due to laughter as I knew what would be coming up. Well done including it!

[@lemonoreo5762]

THEN MAYBE YOU SHOULDN'T BE LIVING HEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRR

[@Dayman90]

Great way to start the week seeing my favorite Indy movie get the Oliver Harper treatment. Cheers for the great work!

[@pesco7]

21:16 I remember the point and click adventure game very well! So many well done visual gags and alternate paths. It was the first time I ever bought a guide book, though, because I often got stuck! When I finally got to the end of the game and found the grail, but managed to NOT get the cave destroyed, the Knight bid us farewell. Then he turned around again and said something like "And thanks for not wrecking the place, you should have seen what the LAST guys did!" ☠

[@mateuszkwietowicz2470]

Thank you! Finally a new retrospective and such a good movie! I really enjoyed this one. I hope for another one soon.

[@workonesabs]

Oliver was 6 years old, I was 16 years old - saw it in cinema in Macclesfield with my younger brother.

[@Luka2000_]

May Sean Connery rest in peace. He really made me love this movie even more

[@MitchSchulte1776]

I JUST watched this movie the other night! Coincidence? I THINK NOT. But seriously this is my favorite Indiana Jones film, watched it on repeat as a child

[@travisking9321]

+Mitchell Schulte I too love The Incredibles...

[@BobDylanFan1966]

I love this movie. My favorite parts are the "I thought I lost you boy." scene and especially The Let It Go scene. The Let It Go part is a very beautiful moment, the acting from Connery and Ford really bring a Father and Son moment like it was real in some way. Williams music on that part even tugs the heartstrings as well.

[@lapelcelery42]

Julian Glover has the dubious honour of being the villain in Star Wars, Indiana Jones, James Bond and Doctor Who. That's some achievement!

[@dnasty312]

And Harry Potter! He's the voice of *Aragog* 🕷

[@goes2eleven]

"Then maybe you shouldn't be living here!!!!" I've seen that clip a million times but never realized it was the same actress.

[@mmickle6191]

Loved the scene from the gondola on the airship. Watching the shadows change as it turned course. The suspense. The "No ticket!" line!

[@jayduvde]

One of my favorite movies ever! My buddy and I still quote this movie all the time even 30 years later.

[@jamesbennett2254]

“Elshhhhha talks in her shhhhleep” the chemistry between Ford and Connery is an absolute joy to watch, fantastic look back on an absolute classic.

[@white-dragon4424]

A Scot playing an American with a Welsh surname.

[@aidanlynn]

The first film soundtrack I absolutely loved as a kid.

[@channelname349]

06:00 this image is Concept Art of the fountain of youth from Lego Pirates of the Caribbean

[@jdude9314]

Great job once again, dude! I love hearing about your passion for the art of cinema every time I watch one of your videos. Even though Raiders is my personal favorite in the series, Last Crusade really comes close. Also, I was wondering if you were planning to review some more animated films in the future, particularly Roger Rabbit since the film is turning 30 years old this June.

[@BLThackrey]

A retrospective on "Withnail and I " following this would be AWESOME .. you seem to review all my FAVS

[@deckard3755]

B.L Thackrey That's a good one. I'd love to hear the details behind that film.

[@Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

I'm so glad that EVERYTHING is 16:9 these days. 4:3 is just a garbage format.

[@Cre80s]

The problem is while originally movies and tv was nearly equal squareness, movies started going wider and wider while tv wasn't following suit for generations. Now tv is finally playing along.

[@evertonporter7887]

Wide-screen analogue TVs were just coming onto the market.

[@pianoluver1222]

Is it sad that some movies just don’t look right to me without the cuts and pans with the 4:3 ratio? Might be dating myself here lol

[@dariusq8894]

Last Crusade holds a special place in my heart because I got to see it in theaters with my father before even learning what the plot was about. A new cinema had just opened and my dad got tickets to a special premiere showing. That cinema has long since closed down but that bonding memory has never left.

[@thewave-qz9lt]

have you guys ever hear or seen indiana jones the adaptation ? its a shot-for-shot remake of the original made in 1989 by fans it took seven years to make.

[@runlarryrun77]

Yes, heard of it & seen parts of it as it was featured on local news in my area some time ago. I admire their dedication, but the project looked terrible. They could probably have made a decent film if they'd put as much effort into making something original.

[@animefan77]

1:59- good thing there’s a fail safe cavern collapse mechanism in the place where it was kept hidden then.

[@Murrman84]

Another quality entry. Should tackle "Young Sherlock Holmes" at some point...

[@willbutler2850]

Amazing review as always Oliver, including that taffin clip gets you extra points, absolute gold.

[@Zorros2ndCousinTwiceRemoved]

I think you outdid yourself with this retrospective. Easily the best of the two dozen I've seen so far.

[@tashrif46]

My favorite Indiana Jones movie. Undoubtedly, the relationship between Harrison Ford's Indiana and Sean Connery's Henry Jones is the heart of the movie. And everything about the movie from the action, the dialogue, the humor is just great.

[@SeaTac411]

9:31 Oliver, you just couldn't resist.

[@kls9710]

this is the first retrospective review i have watched and it is excellent as are all your videos. i always loved the demonstration of faith as Indy walks the invisible bridge

[@XiaNingTian]

I've grown to love all 4 movies for what they bring to the table. Skull because it was my first one in theaters and the original 3 was because my dad wanted us to watch the movies before we saw Crystal Skull.

[@astrahl1]

Just found your videos through some sort of trending algorithm and I'm glad I did. These retrospective reviews are fantastic!

[@igloocookie]

This is such a fun movie to revisit. Always enjoy your retrospectives.

[@Prpharvey]

I love the opening to this video so nicely put together. This is a really great review with plenty of insight also that art work is really great

[@rockitchris89]

Enjoyed every second of this. Well done, Oliver!

[@CELT1CPRED]

Oliver, FANTASTIC video. Possibly one of your greatest to date. Your breakdown on why you subjectively prefer Crusade to the Objectively better Raiders completely captures how I feel, and as I've seen expressed by countless opinions on the internet, a lot of other people feel. Thank you for taking the take to make this and all your other videos. You're the man.

[@sedevacante6591]

Most fun I've had watching anything on KZbin in a long time.

[@PRESTONeleven]

Thank you so much for these wonderful retrospectives, Oliver! Just the right mix of nostalgia and well-researched information. Simply the best on KZbin!

[@Johnflaxman974]

Yes!! I've been waiting for you to do one on this movie!!

[@lukedaley17]

Thanks for uploading this video Oliver I’ve watched Indy 3 a lot of times and love it

[@Flayne009]

TLC is good and all but I feel he played it too safe to make up for the bad press and dark tone about ToD (which is awesome BTW).

[@dannycruz5446]

TOD is actually a really fun movie.

[@jackflash8567]

Flayne009 Absolutely. I consider TLC to be the weakest film for this reason. Say what you will about TOD but at least that film had the balls to completely go out on a limb.

[@Flayne009]

I'd even consider the first forty minutes of Crystal skull to be more entertaining and daring than TLC.

[@andrewbray772]

Tod is awesome ! ! The other two are just a little more awesome.

[@thomaslynch5313]

It's a lot more tonally consistent than Temple which alternates between dark subject matter and goofy schlock.

[@cathallooby8998]

Another terrific retrospective of one of my all time favourite movies. Brought back memories of seeing this for the first as a teenager back in the summer of 89. Great work as always Oliver. Keep it up mate.

[@Person-wz6iy]

Rest in Peace River Phoenix, Sean Connery and Robert Edison.

[@gustavouchida1]

Another GREAT review! Wonderfully edited, greatly written. And I share with you the same view, this is, by far, the best one in the saga!

[@OliverHarper]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@thanto575]

Any chance on doing John Boorman films seeing how Excalibur was featured so prominently in Ready Player One?

[@RainBird88x]

9:36 - I'd love to hear Duncan do this in his Pierce voice.

[@aeromagnumtv1581]

Bloody well done Oliver... bravo!

[@kthx1138]

Adding Connery to Ford was a stroke of genius. It "outfoxes the sequel syndrome" as Ford said. The Lethal Weapons would follow suit--adding new and interesting characters to the initial mix each sequel.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

16:28 Doc Brown cameo.

[@anubusx]

All that time travel really messed him up.

[@curiousworld7912]

I've always wondered about the use of catacombs in Venice. As far as I know, there aren't any - as Venice sits on wooden pilings in a lagoon.

[@Robizoid]

I like to think this is the greatest Father's Day movie ever. My dad and I watch it a lot together!

[@DSan-kl2yc]

Robbie Buzogany what an idea

[@shanecochran2491]

Oliver long-time-no-see retrospective !!! Glad you're back, I always look forward to these :-)

[@travisking9321]

That music. That wonderfully glorious music...

[@DaveBlu92]

Should definitely do Crystal Skull ahead of the 5th!

[@jacobramon1138]

I think Temple of Doom was my favorite when I was younger. Love the score to that one. The Last Crusade is a much better film and I think I knew that, but it was always Temple of Doom for me.

[@isaacschmitt4803]

This movie will always hold THE number one, all-time favorite movie spot for me. I've mentioned before about having had an adoptive father. My birth father died when I was young, and I didn't have a dad until I was five. We bonded over a few things at first like a love of aircraft and other complex vehicles, but there was always a distance between us. For as long as I can remember, I've loved the Star Wars movies, and I distinctly remember listening to the Raiders theme for the first time in the fourth grade, being very confused that it didn't sound like the Tusken Raiders theme (aka the Judland Wastes track) from Star Wars. I don't recall when I saw the first Indy movie, but I do recall falling in love with this movie the first time I saw it. I think psychologically I saw the distance between Indy and his dad and could easily project myself onto his character, and it was immensely gratifying to see them reconcile at the end. I think that led to me really taking an interest in archaeology, history, and language, as I'm sure it did for many young people that watched this. Ultimately, it was equally gratifying to reconcile with my dad many years later, sharing an interest in the past, though I must say, we thankfully have never been shot at by Nazis.

[@LordTaos]

Great review and I totally agree that this is the best in the series and the character development /interaction was awesome. Love this movie.

[@the_narthex]

I remember when "Innerspace" came out (produced by Spielberg) on VHS, it was in widescreen and opened with a note from Spielberg himself, praising the decision. It was my first real education in widescreen vs pan-and-scan as a kid and I became a crusader for "letterboxed" movies from that day forward.

[@kevinrobertbrown2351]

For me this is the best Indiana Jones movie by far, such a shame they made the Crystal skull as they should have finished on a high with this great movie..excellent video Oliver.

[@anubusx]

I agree. And we still have part 5 on the way.

[@kevinrobertbrown2351]

@@anubusx yes looking forward to part 5 😀👍

[@anubusx]

@@kevinrobertbrown2351 It will probably suck.

[@hindsightjustin]

Dang Oliver, that was incredible, thank you so much for doing these r/r’s!

[@KawaiiWarlord]

Ear-violation warning at 21:55

[@OliverHarper]

Sorry about that, thanks for pointing it out. It doesn't do that on the exported file. It seems to be an encoding error on KZbin's behalf.

[@antiquariancrafts2454]

Great analysis. Some amazing behind-the-scenes footage here - I thought I'd already seen everything there was.

[@ryangettig274]

If you thought River Phoenix got the "Young Indy"vibe in this,chex his last film Dark Blood!Harrison Ford loved the cat &said so when he passed on......

[@possiblystevo9141]

possibly my favourite film of all time, certainly one of my most watched. thanks Oliver love your channel

[@mikeymegamega]

OMG this is a great watch for the Duncan Casey popular quotes alone! XD

[@gamertechkid1490]

Man I've watched this retrospective 5 times now. Excellent work 👍

[@CRITTERBUSTERS]

I was never the biggest fan of Last Crusade, I liked it but Never loved it, it was too much like Raiders, and the action scenes were not memorable, however as far as Indy’s character development goes, it most certainly nails it.

[@CRITTERBUSTERS]

Temple of Doom is a personal favourite of mine, I like the dark turn it took, the sets and action were phenomenal and it made the best use of john williams score. My only complaint was Kate Kapshaw's character.

[@Schush]

@ANTMAN I used to think that as well at one time. The thing is... not only it's the action from Raiders albeit less of it; now you also have dad and son dichotomy throw into the mix which works really well onscreen