Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) REACTION

[@ToniMcGinty]

"Imagine that you´re so cool that you name your son Indiana"... weeeell...

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

😆😆😆 I thought the exact same thing! 😁

[@STFF988]

Yeah..about that. 🤣🤣

[@Caseytify]

Henry Jones, Junior! :)

[@Jskew]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@raydurz]

I named the dog Indiana...

[@trentrouse5991]

Bird strikes are a real threat to aircraft a small bird can ground any aircraft because of the speed the aircraft is going. And they really can break through a windshield and seriously injure or kill a pilot especially in numbers. Plus back then airplanes were mostly made of fabric or very thin metal that can break if it strikes anything while at speed.

[@sheert]

Yeah like the Hudson River emergency landing, made into the film Sully (2016)

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

The Edge (1997) really gets started with an accident like that. Not too bad of a movie kinda meh but has a few good lines.

[@Texy88]

The cut that teenage Indy sustained to his chin when he first cracked that whip in the lion’s carriage was put in there to source the real-life scar that Harrison Ford has on his chin. I also read somewhere that Harrison Ford had a part in River Phoenix playing teenage Indy because he felt that River looked quite a bit like Ford did when he was younger. Sadly Phoenix died in 1993 aged just 23.

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

Ford played Phoenix's father in the drama "The Mosquito Coast" a few years earlier, so he probably was able to vouch for Phoenix being cast in the film.

[@thane9]

@@matthewmarcinko9157 Not to mention River was possibly the greatest actor of his generation. It can be difficult to remember given his brother's amazing talent and success, but he was really special. Such a loss.

[@Heegaherger]

This is 1 of only 2 movies that explain Harrison chin scar, the other being Working Girl.

[@Logan-ed4pu]

4:27 That's River Phoenix, who was actually a pretty big name from the time he was a child as an actor. He also was a musician who did some collaborative work with both Flea and John Frusciante of The Red Hot Chili Peppers. He was really close friends with Keanu Reeves. He tragically died of a drug overdose in 1993. Strange you mention Leonardo DiCaprio, because they met in passing just hours before River died. You've already watched his younger brother, Joaquin Phoenix, perform as Commodus in Gladiator (the main bad guy).

[@DarthSoto78]

Also in dvd commentary Harrison Ford said he looked exactly like River Phoenix when he was a kid.

[@Jayce71]

River Phoenix was the more talented of them IMO. Horrible how we lost him too early. :(

[@476429]

Yeah, River Phoenix was a big name. He was a great actor who also had heartthrob appeal. Basically, he was DiCaprio before DiCaprio had made his first movie. He was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Academy Award at 18 and won Best Actor at the Venice Film Festival. His parents were 1960s hippies, and he never attended school. Nor did he have any formal homeschooling. He died right outside Johhny Depp's club, The Viper Room, on Sunset Blvd. I remember when that happened, it was big news. Kind of like when Heath Ledger died. It feels strange that we now describe him as Joaquin Phoenix's brother. However, when Joaquin was first starting out, everyone knew him as River Phoenix's brother. Now a lot of people don't even know who River Phoenix is.

[@tonyharmon8512]

You asked 'were tanks not supposed to be accurate?' but these early ones had iron sights for line of fire aiming and were bouncing all over as these tanks had little to no suspension. Also the backfire caused by putting the rock in, while possible if it blocked the projectile, would likely have failed. The backfire was more possible with the moving block breech on the rear of the gun than the interrupted screw type block that replaced them as it was far stronger. As for Indy shooting 4 men with one shot, yes this is very possible. A 9mm bullet in full metal jacket as is used in war according to the Geneva Conventions, travels at about 1600 feet per second right at the muzzle. This can easily punch through 4 bodies in a row which is why police have mostly switched over to semi-jacketed hollow point bullets to protect bystanders. They expand and shed their energy into the first body hit usually while the full metal jacket maintains its shape and much of its velocity and keeps traveling. This is just a basic explanation and is very rough as there are many variables I left out.

[@ericomartins9794]

Correct, Indy uses a weapon he got from one of the soldiers: a Walther P38 9mm, which would undoubtedly be able to pierce 4 people with ease. As for the cannon: a firearm is made so that the projectile leaves unhindered. Even if the stone did not completely stop the projectile, its deceleration at the exit of the barrel would transform the cannon into a bomb.

[@jayeisenhardt1337]

and don't forget the birds taking down aircraft

[@ericomartins9794]

@@jayeisenhardt1337 Yes, birds really can cause this type of damage to aircraft.

[@oliviawilliams6204]

@@ericomartins9794as a side note the p38 is what Megatron used to transform into as the original toy and cartoon

[@15blackshirt]

In real life, Sean Connery was actually young enough to be Harrison Ford's brother. The Holy Grail was the cup Christ shared with his disciples during the Last Supper, before his crucifixion. The actor playing young Indiana Jones was River Phoenix, older brother to the most recent Joker actor Joaquin Phoenix. The actors playing Walter Donovan and Hitler played Imperial officers in Empire Strikes Back

[@nsasupporter7557]

Yeah, in real life Sean Connery was only 12 years older than Harrison Ford. RIP to 1 of the greatest icons ever Sean Connery, he will be missed 😢😭

[@highstimulation2497]

both of them?! knew about glover, but the other too? mind blown. now Imma see whether it was admiral ozell or piett.

[@15blackshirt]

@@highstimulation2497, it's the one Vader force choked before promoting Piett

[@andrek1709]

I would enjoy watching your reaction to "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull." I know many others don't recommend it for whatever reason, but I liked it, and I always say to each their own.

[@rudewalrus5636]

I definitely liked it better than Temple of Doom

[@highstimulation2497]

yeah, love it.

[@jgrado3]

River Phoenix (Young Indy) may he Rest In Peace. Dude was a such an up and coming force in Hollywood, both in this and in Sneakers. It’s a shame we lost him at such a young age.

[@maurer3d]

His name (Legally) is Henry Jones Jr. Indiana was the name of his childhood dog, and he took Indiana as a nickname in honor of his dog.

[@martinskadikis5542]

I love how Me-109f magically turns into Junkers Stuka as it crashes through the tunnel. The seagul scene is very realistic - A LOT of pilots have died due to running into flock of birds.

[@3DJapan]

2:18 RIP River Phoenix.

[@michaelbastraw1493]

"What's he going to do with the cross, wear it on his door?" You get a spit-take award from me, Blue. Best. Mike.

[@kris5465]

The actor of young Indy is River Phoenix, brother of Joaquin. He tragically died of an drug overdose in the 90's. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Phoenix

[@TheJabbate1]

21:58 That is how Bird Strikes work. Birds are a hazard to aircraft even today.

[@reactionisst]

"Do something! Poke her eyes out!" made me laugh way harder than it should've

[@JedHead77]

Fun Fact, Blue: The dog in the beginning is an Alaskan Malamute, the same breed as George Lucas’ dog, named Indiana, who would ride in the passenger seat of his car, and gave him the idea for Chewbacca. And in Temple of Doom, Short Round was the name of the writers’ dog, and Willie was the name of Steven Spielberg’s dog!

[@fan-i-am]

AND Willie's character played by Kate Capshaw was married to Steven Spielberg at the time! Yes, Willie was a bitch!

[@JedHead77]

@@fan-i-am At the time of filming they weren’t married. They did that years later.

[@fan-i-am]

@@JedHead77 ahh yes. I knew she got the role cause she was sleeping with the director. Just assumed they were married. Guess I'm old school.

[@JedHead77]

@@fan-i-am They met on the film and then dated.

[@fan-i-am]

@@JedHead77 ahh so I was wrong (and Family Guy) she didn't win the audition because of that. "That" happened after! Got it*

[@canadianicedragon2412]

Blue: Imagine be so cool you name your son Indiana... US: wait for it... at the end... Actually Blue, birds versus planes was an issue for a long time, birds colliding with planes, and or getting sucked into the engines did cause crashes. Remember this is the 40s... So some of the things stretch reality... but if I wanted reality I wouldn't be watching a MOVIE. The fourth... is... ok to watch. It doesn't quite measure up, but I did enjoy it. Not as much the first 3, but it is the continuation of the story... so worth seeing what happens to Indy. IMO

[@jamietaylor5570]

Bird strikes are still a risk. Running into a big flock of seaguls like that could definitely bring down a small aircraft.

[@ToniMcGinty]

The young Indy is played by River Phoenix, who basically was 90´s Leonardo DiCaprio in the 80´s. You have to check him out in Stand By Me. Tragically, he died of an overdose in 93 in The Viper Room, a club partly owned at the time by Johnny Depp. His brother Leaf was with him. Leaf is now better known as Joaquin Phoenix.

[@marlonthemarvellous]

Yes Stand by Me is in my top 5 Stephen King adaption, my top 3 Rob Reiner film and my number one River Phoenix film. R.I.P. to the legend

[@ToniMcGinty]

@@marlonthemarvellous I don´t know where it would go in my list of Reiner films. When Harry Met Sally is my all-time favourite film, Princess Bride and Spinal Tap are classics, and then Stand By Me, Misery, A Few Good Men and The American President are all amazing.

[@marlonthemarvellous]

@@ToniMcGinty Rob Reiner like Robert Zemeckis is/are so underappreciated. For MOI. Spinal Tap number 1. Followed by When Harry Met Sally, Stand by Me, The Princess Bride, Misery. I haven't seen the American President

[@ToniMcGinty]

@@marlonthemarvellous I don´t know if I would say Zemeckis was underappreciated. The Back to the Future trilogy is one of the most loved sagas of all time, not to mention Forrest Gump, Cast Away, Roger Rabbit and Romancing the Stone. I feel he fell out of favour with the public when he started CGI animated films. As for Reiner, you HAVE to see The American President. It basically set the foundations for one of the best TV shows of all time, The West Wing.

[@marlonthemarvellous]

@@ToniMcGinty I think ppl forget how many classics that Zemeckis made also I feel that wrongly he is in Spielberg's shadow. I 100%get your point though. Will check out The American President on your recommendation. All the best

[@TheMatt6837]

The way Blue just casually drops a Don Quixote reference without even thinking about it. Chef's kiss. That's why this is one of my favorite reaction channels.

[@JedHead77]

RIP River Phoenix. Gone much too soon. 🥀😔

[@CID1973]

Fun fact : There are two imperial officers from the empire strikes back in this movie. -General Veers (Donovan) -Admiral Ozzel (Hitler) And of course...John Williams playing his magic and Han Solo perfoming Han Solo. Greetings from Spain and may the force be with you.

[@cjjenson8212]

The opening of young Indy was filmed in Moab Utah, and it is my back yard. Balanced rock has been around for thousands of years and is pretty sturdy. If you visit, I promise it won't fall on you😁

[@mr.vesper5659]

This is arguably my favorite of the franchise. Glad you enjoyed it too

[@vattmann1387]

The ruins of Petra in Jordan are amazing. When I was a kid in the early 90's my dads work had us living in Jordan for a year. Needless to say as an 11 year old visiting Petra riding horses & camels while pretending to be Indiana Jones was great fun :) I'd avoid the fourth film as it is rather mediocre. Another film from around this time period that is great fun would be Conan The Barbarian.

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

Lucky you! That would have been awesome! 😀

[@vattmann1387]

@@thatpatrickguy3446 If you get the chance I'd recommend visiting Jordan. The deserts are surreal, particularly if you like off-road driving. The sand is pink with loads of coal deposits up on the surface. The dead sea is rather painful though! But snorkelling in the Red Sea is amazing! Food wise the kebabs/ shashliks are great also, however I remember eating a lot of flatbreads with lard, honey and herby dips :)

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

@@vattmann1387 That does sound amazing! Man, I wish I could take a trip like that. 🙂 But right now I wish I could afford to take ANY kind of vacation! 😲

[@isaacerickson2383]

would you say they are worth it to see for someone who loves history but doesn't want to give in to the tourist vibe

[@vattmann1387]

@@isaacerickson2383 I think so. The good thing is you can explore the carved in ruins etc. Plus there are other interesting things to do in the country like the Red sea, Dead sea and off road driving. However I'd check out the Jordanian Tourism board for further details as I was there in the 90's and things might have changed.

[@daanvanderleest7171]

I actually really like the 4th one.

[@earledmondsjr789]

Me too👍👍

[@wildwind4456]

Regarding the plugging of the tank gun with the rock - that *probably* would not work, as the powder charge of a gun that size isn't big enough to create enough pressure to explode the barrel like that when it isn't completely blocked (i.e. there are gaps around the rock for the overpressure to escape). It could possibly work if the gun was firing an explosive shell with an impact fuse (i.e. the shell hits the rock and explodes in the gun barrel). Actually, trying to shoot the car off the main gun would be more likely to blow up whole turret than the small gun would be to blow up like that from a rock.

[@chuckhackett4493]

Watch the fourth if you want to, judge it for yourself on its own merits. What some may say is terrible, others may think otherwise. Don't let the internet tell you what to and not to watch.

[@Cbcw76]

Yes, see for yourself. You'll get to revisit The Warehouse, too.

[@STFF988]

Exactly. I thought as a whole it doesnt meet the standards of the first three but it still has some amazing Indy moments and even though it didn't quite meet my expectations I thoroughly enjoyed the ride.

[@phatwalt7462]

The 4th installment of the series was as exciting as any of the others. You'll enjoy it if you liked the others.

[@delmerramoscruz6542]

I just saw your reaction to the last Crusade. You need to see the next Indiana Jones. I loved it It will bring back nods of the first indiana jones movie and a very surprise ending.

[@Imaculata]

Small correction: birds can in fact be very dangerous to an airplane. Which is why airports try to keep their airstrips clean of birds.

[@quoniam426]

Those interesting rock formations were previously underwater, a long time ago, which explains their peculiar shape. Planes engines are very sensitive to bird strikes (of course, the said birds don't survive either...)

[@MLJ7956]

Great reactions there....I say go ahead and watch the 4th film (I personally like it as well & have it in my Indiana Jones collection - but that's me) and just judge the film for yourself....also, in case you weren't aware, that there is going to be a 5th Indiana Jones film to be released in theaters sometime in 2023. Keep up the reactions, I think they're great 😎👍

[@darthroden]

35:40 That's actually an inside joke between George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. When Lucas was a boy he had a dog named Indiana that was actually the inspiration for Chewbacca the Wookie from Star Wars.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Young Indy is played by the late River Phoenix, Joaquin Phoenix's brother who died in his 20s. He was a brillent actor who we lost too soon. But anyways besides that sad fact! Amazing movie

[@SeanBlader]

The rats scene didn't phase Harrison at all, he had pet rats as a kid, so he was very friendly with them. Also, no rats were harmed in the filming, they made robot rats for the swimming.

[@TheShockninja]

Walter Donovan was played by Julian Glover, who played the Imperial AT-AT Walker pilot General Veers in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.

[@bujin1977]

And Adolf Hitler was played by Michael Sheard, who played Admiral Ozzel in the same Star Wars movie. He will also be remembered to my generation of British people as one of the most terrifying school teachers ever put to screen. 🤣

[@lawrenceschuman5354]

The Jones family home is in southern Colorado, just across the New Mexico border. You can tour it, but we didn't stop. Had somewhere to be.

[@JedHead77]

The first episode of the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles starts out with Indy as a child, following his parents around the world. The series shapes his character to be the one we meet in the movies as he meets people who would change the world in the 20th century. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqDIo3qBlKyFirM

[@BlackieNuff]

When Jones Sr used an ink squirt in an enemy's eyes, he proved the pen is indeed (or should I say, as Trixy put it, "Indy'ed") mightier than the sword. LOL if you can't tell, I loved the "indeed/Indy'ed" pun.! :-P It was clever, like "firearm" from the first movie, :-D

[@averysteffen1732]

Glad you liked this movie. I recommend that you watch the 4th movie. Come to a conclusion on whether it is good or not yourself.

[@namelessjedi2242]

Riding off into the sunset… you don’t get a more perfect ending than that.

[@houdin654jeff]

So Indy and his father would be immortal if they stayed in the temple to guard the Holy Grail. The knight says, “…the Grail cannot pass beyond the great seal. That is the boundary, and the price, of immortality.” Since they left, they lost that useful upgrade which will be important if you decide to see the fourth one (my vote for that would be no, but you do you Blue). Also, useless trivia, Sean Connery (who played Henry Jones, Sr.) was the original actor to play James Bond. Bond uses a particular handgun, a specific model made by the German company Walther starting in the early 30s called the PPK. It was standard issue for the German army around the time of this movie, so it’s the gun Donovan uses to shoot Indy’s father near the end of the movie. James Bond, shot with his own gun, a neat detail thrown in by the filmmakers.

[@ericj.van-gundy7656]

Hi Trixy Blue, I'm probably the oldest subscriber you have so I truly hope you appreciate my request & point of view... The best thing about watching peoples reactions (especially your generation) is the how much you actually enjoy our movies so please if you start a series like Indiana Jones, then please watch them all good or bad to complete the series also because they are getting ready to release number 5 in the series soon. Thank you for hearing me out and again I so much love your authentic reactions to movies from my generation. :)

[@mad618]

I'm glad you like Indiana, i"m from Indiana lol. Really enjoy your reactions!

[@JedHead77]

RIP Sean Connery 🥀😔

[@Curraghmore]

Dr. Schneider was played by an Irish actress, Alison Doody (yes, her last name is Doody).

[@rudewalrus5636]

There was a short lived TV series called the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles that was actually pretty good. I haven't seen anyone react to it yet.

[@shainewhite2781]

The ultimate Father and Son Story!

[@TSIRKLAND]

"You have chosen.. wisely." I use this phrase all. the. time. And most folks do not pick up on it! But those who do: those are my people.

[@bwilliams463]

This is the action movie of action movies. It's got cars, trucks, trains, boats, horses, camels, airplanes and motor cycles. It's always on the move.

[@teemusid]

Sometime around 2006(?), I was sent to pick up some office equipment from a company that I could tell was associated with Lucas by the name. As I was wrapping a machine, I l noticed a saddle on top of a trunk. I commented to the customer that it was an odd thing to see there, and she told me that it was from Indiana Jones. Then she pointed out his jacket, hat and whip on a coat. stand. Sean Connery's coat and hat were there as well.

[@StephenLuke]

This was the first Indiana Jones film to be rated PG-13.

[@gsgk9674]

Love the Freddy Krueger t-shirt, and also those "Oh, naaaar's", "daaeeemn's", bright laugh, and sparks in the eyes ;)

[@McKamikazeHighlander]

The first challenge that Indy does - "only the penitent man will pass" - he knees (as the Christians do before God) but he also has to bow his head to the ground (like the Muslims do). The roll was just a theatrical way of getting out of the way. Also, the scene in which the seagulls take down the plane - this can actually happen to planes! It's called 'bird strike'. It's actually quite a common thing (even if this instance was a little bit exaggerated)

[@MrGpschmidt]

Fun film with lots of thrills and much needed humor with genius casting of Connery as Indy's dad. The filmmakers even said who else but James Bond being his father! :D He and Ford have dynamite chemistry and as mentioned the late River Phoenix as the young Indy in the opening origin story (Phoenix & Ford co-starred in THE MOSQUITO COAST together as father & son). Great reactions Trix and sure you s/check out the 4th film of the franchise for closure.

[@robertmcintyre1087]

River Phoenix was a very promising actor it is so sad how he died before he reached his full potential.

[@StephenLuke]

He and Sean Connery died on Halloween.

[@marcuszaja6589]

Yep, my favourite Indy movie

[@Adrian-qi5ii]

I suggest some movies by genre: The Time Machine (2002) (Adventure), A jewel from the early 2000's. The Island (2005) (Action), It's one of my favourite movies. Bone Tomahawk (2015) (Terror), It was a grateful surprise. Big Trouble in Little China (1986) (Comedy?) Very fun.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

27:48 "Why are you sitting there _resting_ when we're so near the _end?"_ "I'm waiting for my hat. Ah, _there_ it is."

[@lukegamer4931]

Please watch the 4th movie, I like it good humour, good action, good mystery, okay the final discovery may not be as good as we wanted but the adventure is great still

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Yeh, I feel like it would be a perfectly fine movie, if the others hadn't been better. It suffers by the comparisons.

[@lukegamer4931]

Yes I agree

[@salbro5985]

I agree. I hate the "I didn't like it, so I don't want you to watch it" mindset. It had it's moments, and even though it had a few "that's impossible" moments, everyone was fine with ghosts melting faces and beating hearts being pulled out of chests while forgetting ribs were a thing.

[@randyhochstein8455]

There’s truly no reason to skip the fourth film of the series. I have some difficulty understanding the reason for the poor reviews. I think the fourth film is better than the second installment. ✌🏼😎

[@davidkrieger1406]

Hey Trixy Blue I found your reaction so sweet and adorable. Your one of my favorite reactors. I also enjoy your quirky sense of humor. Can’t wait for your next reaction. Lots of love! 💙💙

[@BlackieNuff]

If people tell you NOT to watch a movie, ignore them. Even if it sucks, or is not "very popular", who's to say YOU won't find something to like about it? And especially if it belongs to a franchise, anthology or other multi-installment series of film, you may as well see it and find out how it ties in to the other films (if it does at all). Music and Movie "connoisseurs" tend to be absolute snobs and lord their "knowledge" over others. They're almost as bad as all those know-nothing movie critics. The only good either of these types of people serve is to provide a reverse-psychology insight on what a "good/bad movie" is ; if they trash the movie, it's probably not bad or even pretty good, but if they praise it too much, it's probably actual crap... but even then, don't take the word of others - see it for yourself and YOU decide. :-D

[@benmiller3252]

Henry Jones Sr was played by the original James Bond himself Sean Connery

[@ArgonTheAware]

The best reason to watch the 4th movie is that Marion from the 1st movie is back and Cate Blanchette plays a great Russian spy because it does fulfill your imagining of a wife and a son in the Crystal Skull so you don't want to miss out on Indy and Marion getting their happy ending

[@rijlqanturis625]

Yeah you pretty much spoiled the entire movie.

[@ArgonTheAware]

@@rijlqanturis625 So what does that matter if she isn't going to watch it? At least this way there is a chance it will motivate her to ignore all the negative things said about it if she knows about the good things that she wanted to see

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

"Once again, he's getting dragged through the dirt...With his cast-iron pants that never get shredded." i guess we know what Trixy was hoping to see...

[@Flastew]

Great reactions Blue. Your laughter really makes me laugh and enjoy it too. Keep up the great work. Can't wait to see more from you.

[@ImmortalXee]

I say watch the 4th, and you’ll enjoy it… it’s a great movie, many people compare it to the originals and say it’s bad, but it’s not terrible or anything, I think it’s more of a close to modern take on the original series… it’s a good addition and it’s relatively wraps up the series… because it does leave off at a possible continuation… I enjoy it very much

[@Caseytify]

Yes, it is terrible. Aliens? Crystal skulls? All sorts of New Age garbage, unlike the first three movies.

[@ImmortalXee]

@@Caseytify what do you mean new age… aliens have been around for many years in the conspiracy theory’s of our human history… but that’s harder for you to believe than Mystical magical religious artifacts that bridge the paranormal?!? I don’t follow your logic as to how the 4th movie is more far fetched then the rest of them… is it the lack of history? Or is it that you just can’t fathom the idea that Area 51 and “Aliens” are a possibility?…. Before you reply with anger just know this is genuine confusion.. because the 4th film Isn’t terrible as people make it out to be.

[@JedHead77]

Watching the fourth one sets up the fifth one. Ignore the haters.

[@Adrian-qi5ii]

River Phoenix RIP

[@maximillianosaben]

Watch the 4th movie! You will have tons of fun with it. The journey isn't complete without it, and there is a 5th movie on the way that is in post-production.

[@highstimulation2497]

yes, do this!

[@aprendizdebrujo100]

It's a great film, almost my favorite of indiana jones, among with the first. I adore Sean Connery in this film... that touch of humor. very good role

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

Fun fact: it was the first Indiana Jones movie I ever saw! It was an experience.

[@ToniMcGinty]

Indy 4 was hated when it came out, but a lot of younger reactors seem to like it. Plus, there is one reason, that I won´t mention, why you should watch it. Plus, Indy 5 is on its way!

[@Gaia_Gaistar]

Zoomers have shitty taste.

[@Caseytify]

It's still a lousy movie, and making #5 is a joke. Harrison Ford is pushing 70. Give it a rest.

[@grotu3866]

@@Caseytify Pushing 70? Man is turning 80 this year

[@ZondaFRoadster]

@@Gaia_Gaistar And boomers made Indy 4. What's your point?

[@zenn69hendrix]

this is the best Indiana Jones Film!!

[@nsasupporter7557]

RIP Sean Connery 😭

[@StephenLuke]

(1930-2020).

[@AlexanderNash]

They say it in the movie, "horses are faster but camels are smarter". I don't think they are immortal now, you'd have to keep drinking it to stay immortal.

[@Jsspres]

The 4th one is worth watching. At least just to get your own opinion. Spoiler, Marion returns.

[@russgunter3834]

The sunset scene at the end was on my families land in the Texas Panhandle!!

[@jimbrown868]

Hey Blue. Just curious. What country are you from?

[@kevincarter602]

Birds bring down small planes all the time, it's a real phenomenon

[@CalciumChief]

5:09 Hahaha haha ha. The joke of Sean Connery playing this clueless out-of-his-league old man is that he's the original 007.

[@DrekeXorn13]

Unfortunately they are not immortal, they are only immortal if they do not pass beyond the great seal. Since they left that place, they are not immortal. The knight is immortal because he chooses to stay with the final resting place of the Grail until someone takes his place

[@blacktronlego]

5:16 Interesting you should say that, just wait until the final scene! 7:55

[@lazyperfectionist1]

13:55 Scenes like _this_ one _really_ sold this movie for me. I mean that's not their _typical_ attire at all, but this scene is _perfectly_ at home in this movie.

[@TSIRKLAND]

My personal ranking: 1: Last Crusade 2: Lost Ark 3: Crystal Skull 4: Temple of Doom I know that there are a lot of people who strongly dislike Crystal Skull. But I quite enjoyed it! it had humor, it filled in some of the story of what happened in Indy's life between ..Crusade and now ('now' being when the events of ..Skull take place). The 1957 setting is a departure from the 1930s/40s settings of the other films, and the baddies and the artifact reflect that well. I don't want to give away any spoilers, but I'm very fond of the love interest in that one. I know that there are a lot of people who really like Temple of Doom. But I never really cared for it. Willie was really super annoying. It's still an Indiana Jones adventure, and it does have some great sequences in it, but compared to the others, I don't enjoy it as much, hence the low rating on this scale. Lost Ark is the original, the one that introduced the world to this character, and it is wonderful in so many ways. I feel that this movie- Last Crusade- has the perfect balance of humor, action, family dynamics, twists, turns, betrayal, redemption, etc. Sean Connery played his part so well. Apparently there is a fifth film in the works (possibly in the can, by now? I haven't heard the latest buzz). I'm very curious to see how this latest one comes together. I hope it's worthy of the franchise. I'd love to see you react to "..Crystal Skull." It's worth a watch, I feel. Don't listen to the haters; watch it and see for yourself. Maybe you'll not enjoy it as much, maybe you will enjoy it! Can't know 'til you try, right?

[@RyanWitalison]

Pay no attention to those who tell you not to watch something, you may have a different opinion than they do. Not the biggest fan of Indy 4 but I wouldn't tell people not to watch it.

[@jd-zr3vk]

No snakes were harmed in the making of this movie. No lions were harmed in the making of this movie. No goats were harmed in the making of this movie. No horsies were harmed in the making of this movie. No fathers were harmed in the making of this movie. No Nazis were harmed in the making of this movie. No blind Nazi archeologists were harmed in the making of this movie. No knights were harmed in the making of this movie.

[@3DJapan]

There's new Indiana Jones coming next year. It's confirmed that production is finished, now on to editing and VFX.

[@pduidesign]

Video: imagine being so cool you name your son Indiana. Everyone: ummm…

[@visionaryventures12]

There was a Young Indiana Jones Chronicles tv series which aired on television after this movie’s release.

[@Teletran35]

oh by the way part 5 just wrapped up filming last month

[@davewolf6256]

So the real world explanation for why the bullet went through like six NAZIs is that military munitions are governed by War Conventions that outlaw soft-nozed and hollow-tipped bullets. The typical munitions in the 1930s for military personnel were steel tipped, which although they do less damage to any one person, are more hazardous for civilians because they tend to go through people, walls and metal. And even the NAZIs pre-war and before the 1940s mostly followed international law with this regard.

[@3DJapan]

31:02 A guy on KZbin recreated this effect as closely as possible. He did a pretty good job!

[@kevinlundquist4992]

You've come this far Trixy might as well finish it up Blue 😏

[@Mr_Top_Hat_Jones]

If you’re not subscribed to Trixy, what the fuck are you doing with your life? Absolutely fantastic!

[@gdiaz8827]

i liked the 4th one more than I did temple of doom. i place it third on the indy list

[@daurydavis3983]

Temple of Doom was really weird

[@3DJapan]

This is my favorite one. I do like the 4th one. It's not as bad as people say.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

19:59 _"This_ is how we write Germany into history."

[@devilsthadvocate2002]

You don't need to watch the fourth one, but even though it's not a better ending than just stopping here, it's still a movie with Indiana Jones in it so you're going to have SOME fun.