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

Our first time watching Indiana Jones in the Raiders of the Lost Ark! We had fun and were amazed that George Lucas and Steven Spielberg were behind this amazing adventure film!
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[@thunderstruck5484]

Like I say the mid 70s to mid 80s was a glorious time to be a weekly theater goer so much fun! Thanks again!

[@jp3813]

I'd say mid-70s to late 90s. 1994 alone had Shawshank Redemption, Pulp Fiction, Forrest Gump, Lion King, Leon: The Professional, Natural Born Killers, Ed Wood, Speed, True Lies, The Crow, Interview with the Vampire, Drunken Master 2, The Mask, Stargate, Legends of the Fall, Heavenly Creatures, Fist of Legend, Clear and Present Danger, Maverick, Clerks, Dumb & Dumber, etc...

[@scorchogrey2385]

I’d say mid 70’s to mid 90’s 🤷🏻‍♂️. JMO and I realize those differ.

[@scorchogrey2385]

@@jp3813 saw ur response after I posted mine. Yeah I agree. I up mine to late 90’s.

[@jp3813]

@@scorchogrey2385 Yup, 1999 is actually often brought up as one of the best years for cinema.

[@thunderstruck5484]

@@scorchogrey2385 Golden years of cinema I believe

[@monkeybrain0212]

Indiana's friend in this film is the same actor who played Gimli in Lord of the Rings! And he also voiced Treebeard. He's an awesome actor :D

[@pleutron]

And he plays the professor in scifi show Sliders :P

[@Jordan-Ramses]

He's been in a ton of things.

[@franl155]

He's also Jackie Chan's boss in The Medallion

[@hellraiser338]

And that jerk that wouldn't toss him his whip was Doctor Octopus

[@Jordan-Ramses]

@Miles Doyle there is a lot of writing about Harry Potter too. Except the Harry Potter stories make a lot more sense.

[@MrUndersolo]

The line, "I don't know, I'm making this up as I go," was improvised on the spot by Ford (he had forgotten his line).

[@mktrafton7042]

My favorite story of the ark is when the Philistines stole the ark, took it to their cities, each city suffered plague and catastrophe, then they put it in the temple of Dagon as a war trophy to commemorate their god. The next day the statue of Dagon was face down worshiping the ark. The Philistine priests came back to the temple set Dagon's statue back up. The next day Dagon was in pieces before the Ark. The Philistines got scared and sent it back to Israel.

[@mktrafton7042]

It is in 1 Samuel.

[@williammatthews693]

I'm not sure if that was the only time it was captured by the enemy of the Hebrews but I do know it was captured whenever the Hebrews brought it into battle against the will of God, so their punishment was losing it. But it was never meant to be held by anyone other than the Jews so the Ark would bring disaster upon the enemy nation until they finally returned it and asked the Jews to ask their God to stop heaping disasters upon the enemy nation. Kind of funny in a dark way.

[@danieldwyer]

They also got massive hemorhoids from carrying it.

[@gallendugall8913]

There is something I call the "Steven Spielberg Effect" where actors that work with that director seem to become better at acting for the rest of their career. The massive difference in Harrison Ford between Star Wars and this is considerable.

[@oobrocks]

Never heard this "effect" before

[@PhilipLuckey]

@@oobrocks I heard about this “Spielberg Effect” from a guy named Gallen Dugall.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I think that can actually be boiled down to the ‘George Lucas effect.’ How many actors have turned in good performances when Lucas directs? Take all 3 of the Star Wars prequels for example. Look at that cast. Many of them accomplished, Oscar nominated, or winning, actors. How many of them look like emotionless drones in those movies? Every. Last. One.

[@cinemappendix1389]

Acting is usually a result of direction

[@VeerleTakino]

Yeah I mean look at "Hairspray" John Travolta, Zac Efron, Amanda Bynes all turning in top notch character performances

[@shainewhite2781]

Nominated for 8 Oscars including Best Picture but won for: Best Visual Effects Best Sound Editing Best Sound Mixing Best Film Editing Best Production Design It was nominated for Best Picture, lost to Chariots Of Fire Best Director, Lost to Warren Beatty REDS Best Original Score, lost to Chariots Of Fire.

[@ronaldyankovich8363]

I agree with Best Picture and Best Director, but not with Best Original Score. John Williams' score for Raiders is as effective and iconic as any film score ever composed.

[@pleutron]

I could see Chariots of Fire winning for score. Both scores from both movies was damn good. But Best Picture? Chariots Of Fire should have been in like 3rd or 4th place there.

[@JamesASharp]

Yep! Spielberg was also nominated for Best Director. Who goes out to make a B movie and gets nominated for Best Director? Steven Spielberg.

[@SG-js2qn]

"I'm not going to be shocked if that guy is dead ..." Immediate shocked face. :)

[@LindaK1962]

"Die Hard in the Desert" - PERFECT description!!

[@frankbowman9493]

Another Steven Spielberg is Close Encounters of the Third Kind from 1977. I think you will love it! Try to see the theatrical release.

[@Blandina11]

10:09 Ny fave scene ❤️ "At the time of filming the scene, Harrison Ford and much of the crew were extremely sick with dysentery, so filming a long fight scene would have been too taxing. Ford suggested Indy just “shoot the sucker” instead, to which director Steven Spielberg obliged." - end quote

[@AlphaLimaXray]

The swordsman was reportedly pretty crushed by them changing the scene. He had practiced the big fight sequence for something like two weeks.

[@cesarvidelac]

You know, Hitler actually got an ancient relic, the Lance of Longinus, the spear used by that roman soldier to pierce Christ side. It was not the actual one, of course, but at the time it was thought it was authentic, and it was at a museum in Austria. Hitler confiscated it when Germany annexed Austria. This movie takes advantage of the known taste of Hitler about ancient "magic". Great video as always!

[@mktrafton7042]

You're right. H. Himler especially was into magic, astronomy, spirits, and ancient super artifacts. A lot of SS members followed the ancient Nordic and Germanic religions. Most Germans at the time were practitioners of Lutheranism and Catholicism. The SS followed the old gods instead of Christ.

[@thelionsshare6668]

that actually factored into comic book lore. DC comics explained why Superman and the rest of their heroes didn't knock out Germany and Japan and end the war early: because that spear magically protected the Axis, as long as they had possession of it.

[@timafterdark3759]

@@mktrafton7042 Even Hitler was like “Chill the $&@k down.”

[@timafterdark3759]

The Lance of Longinus was said to control fate whoever it belongs to

[@McShaganpronouncedShaegen]

When I saw this in the theater, the sound of the top of the ark landing was the coolest things I had ever heard.

[@rogers.5153]

Fun Fact: The scene in the canyon near the end where Indy threatens to blow up the Ark is the same canyon in Tunisia where R2D2 was captured by the Jawas in Star Wars: A New Hope. Also in the scenes where Indy and Salah are working on opening the Ark in the Well of the Souls, you can see C3PO and R2D2 carved into one of the walls.

[@asterix7842]

Also, the seaplane at the beginning of the movie had the call letters OB-3PO on the side.

[@richardrobbins8067]

Saw this in the theater, I was ten years old. The snakes didn't bother me so much as Marion's trouble in the tomb with all the skeletons. That shit gave me nightmares, just the panic and claustrophobia of it all.

[@pleutron]

the melting faces gave my 5yr old self nightmares lol

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

Yeah, the mummies freaked me out, but the melting Nazis I always thought were super cool.

[@jeanjones4964]

That freaked me out too. Still does

[@redviper6805]

Those spiders on Alfred Molina (Doc Ock of Spider-Man 2) were real. They had trouble getting the spiders to move and didn’t want people thinking they were props. Turns out they were all male. So they added one female and in Molina’s words “ all hell broke loose.” 😆

[@jeffthompson9622]

Mexican red knee tarantulas are popular for movie scares. They are impressive looking, reasonably mellow, and have a mild bite.

[@rogers.5153]

Molina was allergic to the tarantula fur.

[@jeffthompson9622]

@@rogers.5153 Their urticating hairs act like itching powder. They rub their abdomens with hind legs when annoyed and often develop bald spots between molts.

[@ericdwills14]

My favorite film of all time. Watched it 100's of times, and I'll watch it 100 times more.

[@torontomame]

Every time I re- (re-re-re-etc) rewatch it, I still feel the same thrills I had when I watched it the first several times when it first hit theatres. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@auerstadt06]

This was a considered a huge comeback for Spielberg, whose last film "1941" was not a big hit and cost an enormous amount of money. The next year would see the release of "ET the Extraterrestrial" and "Poltergeist," which made him a household name across the world. "1941" is still pretty amazing in its own way and deserves some reaction videos. Hint, Hint...

[@torontomame]

I LOVED 1941. Mind you, I was 14 years old when I went to watch it at the movies. 😄

[@MrGpschmidt]

One of the greatest action adventure films ever - Ford's other iconic role cemented his stardom and the franchise proved its powerful attraction. I love Karen Allen's Marion - so sexy, strong and smart. (Met her once; she was a sweetie and even lovelier in person). Fun fact: the scene in the bazaar with the dude with the ginormous sword - Ford (and many of the crew) had dysentery and was so weak and tired that he said to Spielberg "How about I just shoot the sonuvabitch?" and did :D The actor wasn't pleased since they were to have an elaborate sword fight that he had rehearsed for thoroughly. Great film & reactions.

[@TTM9691]

Super fun reaction to a super fun movie! Lucas and Spielberg together, when both were at their prime. Another huge movie from this time period is "Superman" (1978). I usually don't like superhero movies, but that one was the first and, in my opinion, still the best. Really fun. Also Spielberg's "Close Encounters Of The Third Kind" from 1977, same year as "Star Wars" and also hugely successful. His best film, in my opinion, and the one he says he'd keep over all his others as his legacy. It's definitely Spielberg at his most Speilbergian.

[@texasps91]

I read about you guys on your facebook page that y'all are from Romania and the Phillippines. It may sound strange but I found such joy that two cultures can blend so beautifully because of love that brings two worlds together. God meant you for one another. He doesn't see us as others do, He looks on the heart. You two are such a sweet and wonderful couple. Gods Biggest Blessings on you both and your sweet family. So glad I found y'all. Blessings Always!

[@russellward4624]

Salah Is also Gimli from the lord of the rings.

[@MJoy4Fun]

yessss! love love his voice!

[@dggydddy59]

You guys may have recognized the actor's voice who played Indy's friend Sallah, he's the same guy who played the dwarf Gimli in the Lord Of The Rings movies, John Rhys Davies.

[@Otokichi786]

Two naive KZbin viewers are about to "put on the Fedora and whip." Spielberg wanted to "do 'James Bond," but Lucas suggested the 1930's movie serials and a franchise was born. Second choice Harrison Ford got to create another iconic movie character, and we got enough action for THREE movies!;) Alfred Molina's first major film role. Trivia: The "South American jungle of 1936" was on Kauai. "The Raider's March" is another iconic John Williams work that has become an instant earworm. Two-Fisted, hard drinking "Marion Ravenwood" is/was a match for "Dr. Henry Jones, Jr." Then there's the Nazi Monkey. FSO: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4fWe2R5nZJ_iqM

[@chrispittman8854]

"Nazi Monkey" kills me every time. LOL! Seriously, it was the only way they could kill him later.

[@FallenHellscape]

Indy wasn’t motivated by money. He wants to preserve history through artifacts.

[@lmcgregoruk]

It belongs in a museum.

[@claymccoy]

@@lmcgregoruk So do you!

[@lmcgregoruk]

@@claymccoy So does Harrison Ford, I mean they're making a new Indiana Jones when he's almost 80? I mean at least they killed off Han Solo.

[@JamesASharp]

I can tell that you two were having fun watching this classic, and I was having fun watching you two react to this film. Great reaction!👍

[@ryanwhite-hx7vj]

The Fugitive with Harrison Ford is a good one too!

[@Tim_Raths]

"This is like Die Hard in the desert." 😃

[@robertjewell9727]

You have to see AMERICAN GRAFFITI directed by George Lucas too, his best film IMO.

[@lurkerrekrul]

When I watched this and they opened the Ark to find just sand, I always assumed that it was all that was left of the stone tablets that the ten commandments were written on. I figured that they disintegrated over time. Also, at the end, I never thought that it was a giant warehouse full of artifacts, I always thought that the other boxes were decoys meant to hide the real box that had the Ark in it. Like if anyone figured out where the Ark was, they would have to look through thousands of boxes to find it. Back in the 80s, they made a Raiders of the Lost Ark video game for the Atari 2600. It was very primitive by today's standards, but for the time, it was fairly complex. You had to buy supplies at the market, visit the map room at a certain time, go to the place shown in the map room, etc.

[@keithartworker]

I was 10 when this movie came out was under the impression it was just a cowboy movie because of the commercials with Indy riding a horse. To this young Star Wars fan, seeing Hon solo as a cowboy was the opposite of forward progress. Even worse, when my sister drove us to see it the car broke down on the way so we walked in late at the scene were Indy is teaching class and talking at the chalkboard. Ugh, worse than this fourth grader had feared! Of course, it didn't take long to realize this was not a cowboy movie at all and it soon became a favorite. The artistry of it all before computers is so amazing.

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

I remember standing in a line that went around the back of the theater, waiting to get inside to see this movie, and the whole time my father was complaining about ticket prices going up 50 cents to $4.00 per person. I was 12 when I saw this with my parents, grandmother, and brother, and when it go to the scene where their faces were melting, my grandmother kept trying to cover my eyes. :D

[@jonellis6231]

Saw it opening day in Santa Cruz after a great day at the beach followed by the best pizza I ever ate and on the way back to the car to come home we pass the theater and my mom decides to treat me and my sister to the movie. It was a perfect day. Perfect. 2.00 matinee

[@Jsspres]

The next one is Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Technically it's a prequel,. Because it is set in 1935. Raiders of the Lost Ark is set in 1936.

[@ramonalfaro3252]

You guy are great! Absolutely love your reactions! You're going to love this!

[@yourthaiguy]

Die hard fans might recognize ROBERT NEVIN who played the medical examiner in JAWS lurking in the background at the very end scene discussing the location of the arc. WATCH FOR HIM!

[@mattiasnilsson896]

My guy watched an entire movie with his arms crossed.

[@jamesharper3933]

The Indy series is one of the best, but there are soooo many great Harrison Ford movies that reviewers overlook or haven't even reacted to. 1985 Witness 1986 Mosquito Coast 1988 Frantic These three are great for starters. Witness steered Ford in a different direction toward the end of the Star Wars/Indy movies. Mosquito Coast is Ford's personal favorite movie. Frantic has a real good Hitchcock feel to it. I highly recommend these 3 for starters.

[@myoung7654]

Another great HF movie is Presumed Innocent (1990)

[@kojiattwood]

Still waiting on Mosquito Coast, it's a masterpiece, imo.

[@cgbleak]

I take my cinema seriously. I appreciate European art films, Italian neo-realism, Antonioni, Bergman, Tarkovski, etc. But this movie is just way too much fun to be a snob about. Get 'em, Indy!

[@raymondmoore5476]

First time watching you two and I have to say, you make movie watching a real joy. Love how you two play off one another and you're reactions are great IMHO. I will subscribe and will also go to your channel to watch more videos. Thumbs up for sure!!!

[@AddSerious]

the place at the end was Area 51, where the government hides all our "secret" things

[@myoung7654]

Also a homage to the collection in Xanadu in Citizen Kane.

[@MJoy4Fun]

imagine if Kane was after the lost ark too!

[@track16ofthechronic21]

@@MJoy4Fun Maybe the Ark is the Rosebud that Kane was crying about on his deathbed!!! LOL

[@highstimulation2497]

that moment when Beloq says "....Jones...." at 22:33 I have always loved. I also love it toward the end when we exclaims "jones..... joNES?!!!!"

[@philmullineaux5405]

The stunt under the truck is one of a kind, and never attempted again!

[@jeanjones4964]

It was fun to watch you guys. You cracked me up. Believe me no matter how many times I watch this movie I react the same way. Keep up the good work.

[@highstimulation2497]

your jump-scare at 15:31 is hilarious

[@waynesmith5442]

The man that plays Sallah(John Rhys- Davis) played Gimli in Lord of the Rings

[@timreno72]

I remember watching 'The making of" this when I was a kid. The scene around 16:30 when Indy fell and was face to face with the cobra was a real cobra. In high def you can see the reflection of plexi glass glass between them. Digital FX weren't as common in 81'.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

"As" common? They didn't even really exist. The only time you saw computer graphics in films was when they were supposed to be computer graphics, such as Tron the following year. They didn't get an actual 3D character in a film until Young Sherlock Holmes in 1986, also produced by Spielberg.

[@tonyadler1319]

Spielberg at one point erased the glass if I’m not mistaken.

[@claytonskids6764]

You Guys are Fun😁 thanks for sharing this classic 👍 you enjoyed it I think 😁 Looking forward to more 🤗

[@slchance8839]

When you think of it: George Lucas's impact is a LOT more than people realize: 1.first role for Ron Howard (Lucas's American Graffiti) - Happy Days and mega director 2.Happy Days -->launched Penny Marshall -->mega director 3.Cindy Williams --> mega 80s tar 4.Richard Drefuss --> acclaimed actor 5.Happy Days --> spin off : Mork and Mindy --> launched ROBIN WILLIAMS career 6.Happy Days --> spinoff Joannie Loves Chachie --> launched Scott Baio's career --> Who's the Boss 7.Happy Days --> Fonz (ICON)--> launched Henry Winkler --> mega director 8.Harrison Ford --> launched HIS career (enough said) 9.Happy Days --> spinoff Al's Diner --> Launched Karate Kids/Mr Miagi/Pat Morita's career The sheer number of immensely powerful and influential directors and movers and shakers who George Lucas almost personally launched should never be underestimated.

[@21stcenturyhiphop]

American Graffiti was responsible for the 50's nostalgia boom in the 70's, which birthed Happy Days, Grease, and Sha Na Na. Lucas launched the careers of countless actors, screenwriters, directors, and visual effects artists. Lucas also created Pixar, but sold it. Lucas also revolutionized theater and home sound with THX.

[@alexlella8771]

Umm... Actually, Ron Howard was acting years before American Graffiti.

[@slchance8839]

@@alexlella8771 ooh. yeah. i was wrong. you're right. Opie on Mayberry, etc.... Thanks for the correction...i'll know for next time.

[@Hexon66]

Laughable. "Launched." You'd be better off, and have a more legitimate case, to go back to Roger Corman.

[@slchance8839]

@@Hexon66 Good post. I didnt even know who he was. According to wikipedia: "He mentored and gave a start to many young film directors such as Francis Ford Coppola,[11] Ron Howard,[12] Martin Scorsese,[13] Jonathan Demme,[14] Peter Bogdanovich,[15] Joe Dante,[16] John Sayles,[17] and James Cameron,[18][19] and was highly influential in the New Hollywood filmmaking movement of the 1960s and 1970s.[20][21] He also helped to launch the careers of actors like Peter Fonda,[22] Jack Nicholson,[18] Dennis Hopper,[17] Bruce Dern,[23] Sylvester Stallone,[24] Diane Ladd,[25] and William Shatner.[26]" They called him the "Pope of Pop Cinema." Jesus: what a major player in the Hollywood world. Thanks for posting. Learning something new today.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

There was a T.V. show inspired by the last scene in this film about a top-secret location called Warehouse 13 that stored massive numbers of magical historical artifacts.

[@mohanicus]

15:30...🤣🤣🤣🤣😱😱😱😱😱😱...I always say marain has the funniest scare reaction in all of their reactions....raiders is one of my favourite films of all time..timeless classic.

[@visionaryventures12]

On looking at the Israelite deity… it’s not necessarily about sin. There’s a Biblical story in which the deity tells Moses, “you cannot look at my face and live.” So, the deity shields Moses with his hand at the cleft of a mountain. I interpret it to mean you can’t bear to look at the shining essence of the deity and survive intact. There’s a Kabbalistic story of four rabbis who did a meditation to see YHVH’s dwelling. One never came out of it. One came out and rejected all the teachings. One came out totally scatterbrained. The fourth came out intact.

[@geoffmower8729]

All just fairy tail story's in a book written by sheep hearers who thought the world was flat!

[@frankcastellanos]

I love indiana jones movies and watching it with you guys reactions 😊

[@subitman12]

I saw in the behind the scenes that Harrison Ford was too tired after doing all the stunts so he did not want to do a sword fight. He suggested that he just shoot the man. The director agreed.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

He was sick with something. He could hardly stand up long enough to do the scene. Originally it was supposed to be a long fight.

[@jeanjones4964]

Best scene ever!!

[@robertschlemmer6032]

"Is this Medusa's lair?" I'm dead. 🤣🤣

[@oobrocks]

U guys Really enjoyed yourselves 😆

[@gustonzimasheen]

19:51: She burnt his trouser snake!

[@CaptainNemo1701]

22.21 That's the late Pat Roach in his second appearance fighting Indy, he was the big guy in the Nepalese bar scene earlier.

[@charlesbeaty3668]

These guys look like they have so much fun together. LOL, She CRACKS me UP. And when he loses control laughing, I laugh harder at him than I do at whatever they're watching.

[@troywalkertheprogressivean8433]

8:00 "best digger in cairo...." That's gimli the dwarf from lord of the rings. 😱

[@mred20]

19:10 The big statues where they find the ark are statues of Anubis, the ancient Egyptian God of things like death and the afterlife but funnily enough tombs as well which makes sense in that scene. He's either always shown as a man with the head of a canine or just 100% full on a big black wolf with gold. Usually depicted a lot more calm and content than the big toothed ugly angry thing in this film though. 🤣

[@hungfao]

This very successfully resurrected the spirit of the old cliffhanger serials that used to play in the theaters every week. It's a fun movie to watch every now and then. The sequels are good but never quite achieve the same tautness.

[@fday1964]

At the 28:52 mark...that's the location where R2-D2 was captured by the Jawas in Star Wars A New Hope.

[@francescareliford3941]

Every time we would watch this when we were kids my parents always quoted about the end, "It's a powerful thing to be in the hands of the Living God." That stayed with me my whole life.

[@StevesFunhouse]

Great reaction, you two. Love this series of movies ... every single 1 of them.

[@MentalPictureMaker]

"That should never be opened mon." LOL!!!!!!!!

[@george217]

No one knows where the original Ark is, but they've made a duplicate that's sitting in the Temple Institute in Jerusalem...

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

There are some who insist it's in a temple in Ethiopia.

[@bigdaddymosh1964]

Like your editing. I’ve seen others and they leave out a lot of the scenes. You were quick but hit the high points of each scene I think. You’re a lucky man too😉

[@philmullineaux5405]

The first 3 are excellent! It's funny how it got made. Speilberg and Lucas on vacation in Hawaii. Speilberg had finished et, Lucas finished star wars. They're talking to each other about old movies. And how in theaters they would show short," serial plays", usually the all American Hero, saves the day, defeats the bad guy, gets the girl....so they start talking about their perfect character, and come up with Indy! Harrison Ford is the only guy I know of, who was a big starving 3 franchises. Han Solo, Indy and Deckerd from Bladerunner! And all about the same time!!

[@williamjones6031]

1. While filming in Tunisia most of the cast got food poisoning and Ford actually got diarrhea from it. and was very ill. The scene where he shoots the guy was supposed to be a long fight scene but Ford was feeling so bad and it was terribly hot so he basically said, "The hell with this" and just shot the guy. LOL 2. Karen Allen played Boone's squeeze in "Animal House" HINT HINT 3. If you don't like spiders you're going to love the next one. It's not the best of the bunch but it's adventurous. Billy is a pain in the ass though. 4. Two overlooked Harrison Ford movies worth a first time/share are: "Witness" and "Force 10 From Navarone" 5. The sand in the ark is the stone tablets turned to sand over time. 6. The ride at Disneyland is pretty cool. Make sure it's one of your first to get it out of the way. Adventureland. PS, Your asawa is a hottie dude. Good for you😍😋

[@Thrui]

Love yalls reactions. I was born in '83 and i finally saw this movie earlier this year

[@ClaytonMacleod]

The actor playing Sallah is the same guy that played Gimli in LOTR.

[@bluebear1985]

Harrison Ford did a great job in this role. At first, George Lucas was hesitant to cast him, considering he had him play Han Solo in two "Star Wars" films at this point. Originally playing Indy was Tom Selleck, but he had to leave the project due to being cast for the TV series "Magnum P.I.", so they went with Ford after all, and the rest is history.

[@JoeCensored]

The next one is my favorite, but the 3rd is objectively the best one.

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*The Ark of the Covenant is located in a small temple in Ethiopia.* No one but the priest of the temple is allowed inside.

[@tommythompson9565]

Y'all's channel has quickly become one of my favorite RVC channels. Two delightful people who really love movies. Raiders Of The Lost Ark is a great movie, as you two found out. It was a blast watching it again with you guys. I didn't like the 2nd one as much as the first and 3rd ones. But number 2 is a good movie. The 3rd in the series does center around the search for the Holy Grail. The 4th one is not bad, although it received mixed reviews. Another sequel, said to be the final one, is coming out in a few months. Keep up the good work.

[@austntexan]

Drinking Game: Everyone takes a shot for every "monkey" mentioned. You two are so great! Having a good time!

[@michaelceraso1977]

JOY U couldnt have timed that early comment about The GUY gettin killed by the DARTS, and BANG he was dead, JUSt a terrific film , like an old time action serial since SPIELBERG loved them growing up

[@johncampbell756]

Love this movie. I works for Romanian immigrants here in Los Angeles. Their daughter-in-law used to have me say certain words or phrases. That if mispronounced become bad words in Romanian. She she stopped because I kept saying them right. If you haven't seen Steven Spielberg's movie Hook starring Robin Williams, their son was one of the Lost Boys. Ciao.

[@chrispittman8854]

VERY good. You could NOT touch it. The description of the results is oddly similar to electrocution. They had to use poles and special gloves to handle it.

[@JudoJonny5]

How have you not done Aliens? "Game Over Man! Game Over!"

[@tonyadler1319]

I always thought that the actual tablets had just broken down to the sand in the box. Like they were carved on sandstone and had deteriorated.

[@robertlear2735]

This is one of my very favorite movies. I can't find any flaws in it.

[@ab11206]

You guys are the cutest couple...love your movie reactions and your banter between you both as you watch each new film. Keep up the great work!

[@michaelcastillo3231]

Bring on the comments of the Indy shooting the guy scene.

[@beatmet2355]

I’m enjoying your reactions and accents. Y’all are adorable. Keep the vids coming.

[@Jerome616]

Great reaction !!

[@cadleo]

One of the best movies ever. I wanted to be an archaeologist for years after seeing this.

[@thesegacampgamerandwerecam7504]

33:10 that's the 3rd Movie! the 2nd one is The Temple of Doom!

[@kennethvincent7591]

The African Queen is an excellent movie with two top stars that I highly recommend. My other recommendation is Night of the Hunter, a top- notch phycological thriller.

[@michaelbastraw1493]

"I hate this monkey." Not all primates were Nazi sympathizers at this point in history. Best. Leo.

[@Embur12]

I love the reaction. You're catching all the comedy parts. Well done.

[@panowa8319]

The scene where he shot the swordsman was not part of the script. He was supposed to snag the scimitar with his whip and use it against him. However, during shooting, everyone was so sick with dysentery that Harrison Ford got sick of doing too many takes and shot the guy.

[@pauld6967]

"Why is he wearing a coat in the hot desert?" You don't think a loyal member of the Gestapo would be out of uniform just because it is uncomfortable, do you?

[@williambranch4283]

Indiana Jones & Holy Grail is just as good.

[@Buugzy]

Classic

[@troyhm6936]

The bad guys couldn't take it because of the sins they were bearing. Never thought of it that way before. Whoa.

[@shack8110]

i love this damn film so much! It's perfect. The sequels suck compared to this one.

[@asterix7842]

The Last Crusade was great too. The odd numbered films were the best. That gives me a little hope for the next one.

[@penguin8711]

2 words.... Game Over !!! 😁 Great reaction as always.

[@sandralorenz1796]

Love your reaction to this film.

[@vicegamer6944]

25:49 - 25:52 too funny how she freaked out!