Villagers REACT to 'Raiders of the Lost Ark': You WON'T BELIEVE What Happens!

Watching Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark For The First Time!! React 2.0
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Step into the enchanting world of a remote village as they experience the cinematic adventure of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" for the first time! In this captivating video, witness the genuine reactions of villagers as they immerse themselves in the timeless tale of Indiana Jones. From suspenseful chase scenes to heart-pounding action sequences, join us as we uncover the magic of cinema unfolding before their eyes.
As the iconic theme music fills the air, watch their faces light up with excitement and awe. Follow their journey as they laugh, gasp, and cheer alongside Indiana Jones on his quest to find the legendary Ark of the Covenant. From the mysterious jungles to the perilous tombs, every twist and turn keeps them on the edge of their seats.
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[@penscrap]

Oh boy, their thoughts on Temple of Doom are gonna be... interesting.

[@1080lights]

"We don't eat monkey brains and pregnant snakes"

[@srbrant5391]

Naveed and Mansour’s reaction from Cinephiles React was basically “what the hell is this?!”

[@DannyBScaping]

Exactly...I was thinking the same thing.. oooh boy. 😳

[@EChacon]

It’s going to be interesting how they react to the film’s villain Mola Ram, and how Mola does the heart removal from his victim being sent into the volcanic pit.

[@IsiahBradley]

Yeah, I can't wait!!!

[@dmstewart66]

I love the elder being more open minded about women than the younger man. "She has her own money and smokes her own cigarettes, what's your problem?" Love that wisdom.

[@johnsmith6132]

My thoughts exactly

[@ianjohns9398]

also both clapping and cheering her on when she held her own in the fight scenes but at the same time on the other hand, every time marian was drawing attention he was like shut up girl! 😅

[@maingate7672]

''Betrayal is never anyone's kin!'' The Wisdom of Babu. It ought to be a book!

[@Bfdidc]

Agreed. It is interesting to look at this from the perspective of a 60-year-old American watching a "villager" watching an 1981 movie set in 1936 movie dealing with Nazi/fascism, set in Nepal, the US, South America, and Egypt, and dealing with the Old Testament Bible/Torah.

[@ronaldfinkelstein6335]

The "Ark of the Covenant" is gold-covered wood; the decorations might be gold, but the main mass is wood. Hefty but not impossible to move.

[@Frey_2026]

Oh man, Temple of Doom will be tense

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

will be fun yes , if they can make cultural stereotypes so can we

[@pistonburner6448]

Nah, they grew up there.

[@hettbeans]

@@pistonburner6448 yeah that was some big "if they can say it why can't we" energy

[@user-sf3pg6fi1j]

@@hettbeansAnd? It’s a valid argument

[@Edward-xv3bo]

🤣

[@matthewkinsey9044]

Did they ever realize Harrison is also Han Solo? I must have missed it.

[@kalasatwater2224]

They totally missed it

[@jeancoppin6353]

Also, Salah was Gimli and Treebeard in LOTR, and the servant with the dates that got poisoned was (i think) Frodo's scale double, as well as the White Queen's servant in the first Narnia movie (though I don't remember whether they've seen that)

[@misterprickly]

And Indy's assistant, in the beginning, was Doctor Octopus!

[@matthewkinsey9044]

@@jeancoppin6353 He's also the Umpa Loompa from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

[@jeancoppin6353]

@@misterprickly alfred molina - so versatile. I liked him in Enchanted April

[@angelagraves865]

(29:26) "...pay attention to the story!" Babu tells Raeen after he himself talks, sings, bird calls, claps, and bounces around through all the relevent dialogue and story points. 🤣 Bless you, Babu, but I'd have to sedate you before trying to watch a movie with you. 💜

[@chancerystone4086]

Oh God, yes. I don't dislike the man, but he REALLY annoys me.

[@Nestor_Makhno]

I value having him in these, not least as a benchmark, but let's just say Raeen is a perfectly dutiful grandson in ways I can only aspire to

[@sagirparkar4115]

heheeh.. you should try and watch a film in the cinemas in India some time then.. a huge number of people do that... films are entertainment there.. no one really pays attention to the minutiae.. it is all about having fun !

[@4c3fr3h1y]

@@sagirparkar4115 plot points aren't minutiae, they're literally the point of the story.

[@sagirparkar4115]

@@4c3fr3h1y i know . what i said was many film goers in India do not go to see a film with a meaningful story.. they go for the entertainment .. it's a different culture amongst that section of the audience..

[@joemaxwell3902]

Their bird calls were brilliant 😆

[@ivanribnikov2001]

Babu and Raeen are the GOAT duo.

[@Jaws75Lover]

Agreed

[@alimantado373]

Raeen is the Goat these days, I like Babu but....

[@edh_alters7116]

@@alimantado373He compliments Raeen quite well. Having an elder with a young mind is a good thing I think.

[@frankie3041]

@@alimantado373 Babu is my favourite reactor on KZbin!

[@geoffreybrockmeier3765]

I showed this movie to my students for doing so well on a test. I expected them to recoil in disgust when the guy's face melts off at the end. No one flinched. But a lot of students shrieked every time a snake was on screen.

[@ethancowan8621]

Why can't I have you as a teacher?

[@stevewingo3ID]

Whoa! The years have flown by. I saw this at the mall theater when I was a senior in high school. I was so hooked I went back to see it again the following week. This is one of the top 6 all-time favorites.

[@randywhite3947]

What are the other 5?

[@jamesdouglass6251]

We know that Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is coming shortly. Uh-oh. Update: After it dropped I was pleasantly surprised how much they liked it! Their only issue was the food that was served at the banquet, and they said, "We don't eat that in India".

[@toomanyaccounts]

Already up on patreon

[@Jar0fMay0]

That movie is not that bad. I’d be more offended with the new movies

[@Purple_Buffalo]

@21:30 - YOU ARE RIGHT! I don't know anyone who has every caught that before. It is the same actor playing 2 different characters. Well done!

[@randywhite3947]

I didn’t catch that either

[@jimmyz2098]

I have sent his movie probably 100 times. Always great. Never gets old. but wow! This is an entirely different viewing experience! Love this. Babu trips me out so much! God Bless these fine Gents! Love this series. Watching them watch the 3 Stooges... EPIC!

[@Trazynn]

Lawrence of Arabia is 66 years old. It's a unique movie because it was shot on 70mm film and used groundbreaking action scenes for its time which makes it look modern even today.

[@alimantado373]

Yeah, Muslim empire against English colonialsm... Do you think they welcome that film?

[@frankie3041]

@@alimantado373 The British involvement had nothing to do with colonialism, but the Ottomans did. You do realise it’s set in WWI and the Ottomans decided to side with Germany even though they could’ve kept out of the war altogether? And that the Ottomans allied with Germany in the hope that could then *expand* their empire if they were on the winning side? And that the British strategy was to cause disruption in the Ottoman controlled regions of the Middle East by helping the Arabs achieve independence, i.e. nothing about colonialism? I mean, maybe learn some history, dude…

[@frankie3041]

@@alimantado373 They’re not Muslim, so…

[@Trazynn]

The Bedouin, the tribe that Lawrence meets are Muslim. But the movie depicts their ethnic traditions more prominently than their religion. Also the Bedouin tend to, even to this day end up getting ethnically cleansed by civil conflict in which many different sects of Islam partake. They're a minority within Islam.

[@frankie3041]

@@Trazynn I was talking about Babu and Raeen,

[@jamesshelton308]

Holy crap... that movie IS from more than 40 years ago... that feels wild

[@YetiUprising]

I can't wait to see what they think of Temple of Doom lol

[@toomanyaccounts]

they recognized and loved Mola Ram

[@WinstonSmith19847]

About as accurate in representing a culture as Braveheart no doubt.

[@markmuller7962]

Please tell them that the plot is set in the 30s so the plane landing on water is from almost 100 years ago 😄

[@rasmuslernevall6938]

Raeen told him multiple times but Babu seems to be highly resistant to information.

[@Anthyrion]

@@rasmuslernevall6938 I think, that is not the first time, that he is highly restistant to informations. When information in other movies was shown, he simply didn't got it or ignored it

[@rasmuslernevall6938]

@@Anthyrion He (and Raeen at times also) have a tendancy to start discussing the movie just as the most crucial plot points are being explained to the viewer and after that the movie doesn't make any sense for them. Yes, it's a reaction channel, but he doesn't seems to have any sense of when important scenes are about to happen.

[@Anthyrion]

@@rasmuslernevall6938 Yes, i noticed it too. The producers of the channel are also to blame, because they let this happen and don't stop or rewind the video. Or at least, try to explain, what happend. The same thing happend in their reactions to nature documentation videos. They thought very long, that Whales are fish and not mammals

[@CavemanSynthesizer]

Babu's reaction to the kissing scene on the boat was priceless.

[@michaelandcarina_personal]

Babu was like, “I know one more place you can kiss” Raeen: 👀👀👀👀👀🫣

[@user-zx4kb2ey1w]

I have a big request to the authors of the channel - finish the series of films that you started. How long can you wait for the finale of Harry Potter, The Matrix, etc?

[@kalasatwater2224]

Sadly it seems they have given up on those series, including Toy Story

[@debshigginson514]

I'm still hoping Ruby & Babu will finish the last two 🤞

[@ShawnRavenfire]

And Back to the Future Parts 2 and 3.

[@jordanparker5949]

And what happened to the rest of Wednesday, which they really seemed to like?

[@0okamino]

It was fun sharing the adventure with you! Well, whatever you think of the next movie in this series, you have to admit, they sure put some heart into it. 😉 Also, Babu is an impressive percussionist.

[@AFKeveryday]

i respect you for watching this film with an older man.. a lot of patience and restraint.. thanks to both of you.. great reaction.. is your leg ok?.. you seem to move like you are hurt

[@MrDDiRusso]

The first airplane is called a float plane because it has floats instead of wheels. The second plane is a flying boat or amphibious plane. These aircraft were common in the 1930's and 1940's. They were often used for naval patrol, search and rescue. The largest flying boat ever made was the Hughes H1, nicknamed THE SPRUCE GOOSE. This plane is currently on display at the Evergreen Aviation Museum in Oregon, USA.

[@My2Cents1]

Fun fact for the Villagers. Indiana Jones is played by Harrison Ford, who also played Han Solo in Star Wars. Sullah is played by John Rhys Davis, who played Gimli in Lord of the Rings. You may recognize his voice.

[@EChacon]

So excited you’re doing _Indiana Jones_ starting with the first film and looking forward to the next two films of the original series and say what the majority of the Indy Die-Hards and fandom have to say on the fourth and fifth film not being good, but I would love to see your opinions on those films If you do react to them.

[@kalasatwater2224]

Yeah I hope they ignore the negative comments

[@yodasdad]

Honestly, they like every movie they watch. They always see the positives.

[@dingus6317]

@@yodasdad It is a dream of everyone to be paid to watch movies!

[@randywhite3947]

@@yodasdadthat’s a good thing

[@jansenart0]

Not gonna lie, I am VERY interested to see their reaction to Temple of Doom.

[@MjSnake]

16:46 🤣🤣 Subtitle wale bhai, woh kshama x forgiveness and parvana x license wala nahi hain 🙈 shamaa = लौ-Lau (Flame) aur parvana =पतंगा-patanga (Moth) yeh wala hain.

[@RonnieG]

8:47 thank god, babu has to explain everything as always.

[@dingus6317]

Back when I was a kid my entire culdesac watched this movie out of a projector on my neighbor's garage door. It will always be a fond memory. I used to actually like the Germans because I thought they wore cool uniforms and like Babu brought up "they were very faithful". They just kept coming at Indy one after the other despite their buddies dying!

[@joaosoares-rr5mj]

"betrayl is never anyone's kin" is such an amazing line

[@RonnieG]

58:31 thank you babu for explaining to the young man.

[@lipgloss202]

Great movie! Temple of doom is a bit painful but lots of adventure. Good times!

[@JohnWesleyDowney]

Wow. Watching their reactions is almost as entertaining as the movie itself.

[@ianrumeau2786]

Oh this is gonna be a fun series

[@zimjun7]

I like the little Asian kid!

[@EChacon]

@@zimjun7 Short Round is awesome, and say what the majority say on Temple of Doom but I loved that film.

[@Widdershins.]

Raeen usually *gets* about 85% of what he's watching. Babu...maybe 10%, but he enjoys himself anyway, bless him. Raeen is very patient when he tries to correct Babu's misunderstandings. I would fail at that. I'd be yelling "Shut up and pay attention! Your mouth should only be open to shove popcorn in!"

[@DebzLife]

I'd say babu understands at least 30%. Raeen 90%.

[@123mrmaynard123]

@@DebzLife Science cannot find a certain answer, unfortunately

[@angelagraves865]

It would drive me insane, too. I don't always make it through reactions with Babu because it's like watching a toddler sometimes. I love him and think he's hilarious but I'd like to tape his mouth shut 🤣

[@porkypile]

No one likes movies more than *BABU* the K I N G

[@sachinsubnis1947]

Earlier i used to get annoyed by BABU but now i like his innocence... he is a pure hearted man...

[@wordsmith52]

I always watch if the older guy is in it!😊 Keep well,😉 sir.

[@notforoldgameronly]

Вы не поверите но я ЭТОГО ЖДАЛ!!! Я был уверен что рано или поздно ребята а особенно Билл увидят этот шедевр. Но больше всего я жду когда они увидят вторую часть про Индию! Очень интересно увидеть их реакцию. Всем добра и мира! С любовью из России! You won't believe it, but I've BEEN WAITING FOR THIS!!! I was sure that sooner or later the guys, and especially Babu, would see this masterpiece. But most of all, I'm waiting for them to see the second part about India! It is very interesting to see their reaction. Good luck and peace to all! With love from Russia! 😘🥰💋💕👍👍👍

[@anitac.751]

One of my favorite movies! I am ao glad they got to enjoy it too - and Ioved their reactions!!

[@ronaldfinkelstein6335]

A drinking contest can be lethal. it is one of the few ways one CAN get alcohol poisoning. [chugalugging a large bottle of distilled spirits can do it too]

[@user-bv7ib4vs2i]

These guys are a riot! Ya gotta luv em!

[@aaronmicalowe]

44:01Wilhelm scream detected

[@FriendoftheDork]

It's funny they say the word "jungle" to mean "forest" but the movie is in an actual jungle too :D

[@odonnelly46]

Please let them watch "MAN OF STEEL" the BEST Superman movie ever!

[@KenShackler]

Yes! Finally my favorite movie series! I hope they show every part. I'll definitely watch them all.

[@joetindle5884]

The Indiana Jones trilogy is pretty solid.

[@toomanyaccounts]

you obviously don't know their patreon

[@KenShackler]

@@toomanyaccounts I know that there is a patreon, but I don't really know anything else about it. Why? Do you have some information to share?

[@toomanyaccounts]

full reactions and vids not on yt. you can see previews@@KenShackler

[@michaelandcarina_personal]

Love you guys, hope you enjoy this as a fun movie despite some old stereotypes - it’s all in good fun! Wishing you all the best from the USA

[@danielpitti6030]

He is "dangerous" because he is the thoughest as nail of ALL explorers ! 😁

[@mr.decencykeepinitreal6348]

Oh, that’s my number one favorite Indiana Jones movie!

[@erikagholston6610]

Babu spits bars every time.

[@wispywhiskers3502]

"Hollywood is something that no-one can compete with" Oh buddy... oh my sweet little friend...

[@Goldenself]

Well he's not wrong when it comes to this genre of movies, even today

[@joetindle5884]

Godzilla Minus One has entered the chat

[@aaronmorton1383]

Who has better films?

[@wispywhiskers3502]

@@aaronmorton1383 Have you seen any recent Hollywood movies? You'd know the answer to your question is "everyone".

[@aadilshekhi6049]

​@@wispywhiskers3502yes you are right Hollywood is the best film making studio of all time 🔥🔥🔥

[@natmanprime4295]

very entertaining reaction!! great stuff

[@RockinDave1]

No police in 1936 Babu? lol just the rule of kings! He should really spend less time talking and more time listening as he often misses what is happening and later on doesn't really understand what's happening. For example here he didn't understand why "the sphere" (the head of the staff of Ra) was important here. Also Babu "there was no technology and there were no machines," next sentence he utters "and there were planes of that era shown." 🤣🤣 Still love him though of course! Also just a suggestion, when they refer to their own currency it would make more sense to us viewers to see what they are actually saying in ruppes than "3.59 dollars" that literally means nothing to us other than a random amount of American money

[@guymelton1094]

As fun now as it was in 1981, thanks Men for sharing with us😊👍✌️🇺🇸

[@adrianhempfing2042]

I didnt know Alfred Molina was in it. I know him from - Not without my daughter , with Sally Field. But I saw he was in a recent superhero film too

[@timbuktu8069]

The Old Gentleman's reaction is the best I've ever seen to this movie.

[@X-Gen-001]

I remember in 1981 me and my mum were doing some shopping in a mall in Belconnen Canberra ACT Australia, I was 7 years old. Mum wanted to kill some time and suggested we go see a movie. It was Raiders of the Lost Ark. What an awesome film, I was blown away. It was right up there in the same league as Star Wars. And when it first premiered on TV, I recorded it on VHS diligently pausing out the ads. I replayed that tape so much that by the end the tracking had gotten so bad it looked like Raiders of The Lost Blizzard. Fun fact, Harrison Ford was suffering from a bad flu at the time of filming in Cairo so the scene where the Egyptian swordsman squares off with Indiana, Harrison Ford suggested to Steven Spielberg that he could just shoot him rather than do a fight scene which Harrison was not in the mood for. Steven agreed and it became one of the most memorable and funniest highlights of the film. They have to see The Temple of Doom and The Last Crusade next. Don't bother with the other movies, they're crap. Although I've heard The Dial of Destiny is not bad, still haven't seen it yet but I'm going to download it right now. For free of course. lol "Raiders of The Lost Torrents."

[@frankie3041]

Ford was suffering from gut trouble from bad food, not flu.

[@bjam27]

Alfred Molina Doc Oc so young in this movie.

[@danielpitti6030]

Love the first three Indiana Jones movies, but Raiders it's the "Crown jewel of modern action Adventure Cinema!"

[@waynefinnicumbb7218]

Fun fact, the guy at the beginning that told Indy to throw him the idol for t&e whip, and eventually ended up on the spikes played Dr. Octopus in the Spider-Man movies

[@ladiuneeq9789]

Babu's reaction from 48:05 to 49:00 got me in stitches! 🤣😂😅😆

[@Tegz1406]

Can you please show them the mummy and the mummy returns with brendan fraser? Based on their reaction to this I think they'll love it. Keep up the great reactions! 😁

[@markplott4820]

BTW - the USA Military has the ARK and can use against Enemies at any time.

[@MrPhucktard]

I love the innocence of these two viewers. They are totally wrapped in the story and they are not influenced by any other Hollywood films or real-life back stories.

[@hdufort]

The rolling boulder scene has been parodied in the movie "UHF" in a hilarious way.

[@tmcleanful]

I love these two guys.

[@kalasatwater2224]

I hope they do finish this series ^^

[@fightingfortruth9806]

Temple of Doom is literally about themselves.

[@maul42]

Their faces when the German guy got hit by the airplane prop was gold.

[@G02372]

Babu “cheers” 👍 “so what’s your problem” 👧 🍺 😂😂😂

[@spiderhssstt]

Yes! Bureau for Indy!😊😊😊

[@theweirdsistersoracle2]

When Babu said it came out 44 years ago. I denied that for a minute, and then I realized, omg, it has really been 44 years. 😢

[@frankie3041]

Raeen needs more sleep!

[@katerinapatiniotis5598]

He's sitting up and half asleep.

[@thomashiggins9320]

I found it really interesting to see people from a completely different culture, who don't follow any of the three religions from Abrahamic Mythology, react to this film. They don't have the same cultural references as most people in either the Western World or the Muslim world (from their names, I think they're likely Hindu, if anything) and that means they miss some of the subtext. For instance, the ceremony at the end was an ancient Jewish ritual from the days of the Temple of Solomon, and it was being performed by a mercenary who worked for the NAZIs -- so, yeah, the God of Abraham and Isaac decided to engage in some righteous smiting. I also appreciate they seemed to get that the American government did the same thing as the Egyptians did with the Ark of the Covenant. They didn't understand it; it was too dangerous to mess with, so the Americans hid it somewhere nobody could ever find it, again. I do like that Babu was the more comfortable of the two with Marion's independence, though. 😀

[@joaosoares-rr5mj]

omg, this is gonna be amasing

[@hdufort]

The movie that has inspired 40 years of cave exploration video games!

[@carlosestruga4322]

If they only knew they have seen a Lord of the Rings actor at his natural tall height and face without makeup

[@nothernmonkey8612]

I love this film even if Indy plays no role in the outcome of the story THANK YOU Amy farrer Fowler

[@jolenewitzel7919]

Not sure which was best, the movie or watching you 2 gents. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@nitrofura9991]

The temple of doom I had on VHS as a kid, it started my fascination with India and the Hindu religion

[@joetindle5884]

Dang Babu quick on the Maths

[@connorthompson8376]

I think I heard them ask a question about the swastika. The villains in the film are Nazis. They took the already existing swastika, which these people are likely familiar with, and change the angle, and appropriated it as their own symbol. I think it was supposed to mean something like “the unconquerable” the way they used it. Either way, it was one item on a long list of cultural crimes that the Nazis committed. Of course, they must have seen it on the plane as well, just two or three scenes prior to that. The one on the crate was shown with an eagle, because it was a seal showing Nazi ownership of the box.

[@toomanyaccounts]

The full video on patreon has them realize that

[@toomanyaccounts]

Swastika was a Christian symbol fyi

[@Mac40581]

That's a pretty phallic-looking microphone.

[@dingus6317]

Blue Yeti

[@rexrocker1268]

Raiders is my favorite action fun movie of all times. I try to watch it again at least once a year. I love the Indiana Jones Trilogy. The 4th one not so good, it was ok I guess. I can’t be bothered to watch the 5th. They should have made more just after The Last Crusade or just let it go. Too much time passed and it was over. Then they make another when Ford is like pushing 80 years old? Lolololol

[@loganboyd1392]

Where is badshah or how ever you spell his name....hes one of my favorites?

[@DannyBScaping]

They are going to be so offended with temple of doom 😅

[@toomanyaccounts]

they enjoyed it

[@gloryshadow8710]

@@toomanyaccounts thats very good to hear.

[@Tovah-qv7od]

I've watched until more than half. Is the tailor (I don't remember his name) having some sort of difficulty? He seems to be uncomfortable within himself and I thought at one point he had dozed off, immediately followed by a new cut showing him awake.

[@quoniam426]

It's not the age of the movie that counts. You should give older movies a try, Lawrence of Arabia, Bridge over the River Kwai... Ben-Hur, The Ten Commandments (that was put into the Ark of the Covenant) and so on. Some of those old movies are gold mines for their times. About Hollywood, it's been recently unparalelled in stupidity as well... Hydroplanes are completely our of fashion except for very small ones to ferry a couple of tourists from island island. Back in the 20s and 30s hydroplanes were the precursor to modern long distance travel by plane, they needed no runways, no big airports. But they were dangerous, from some accidents as well as a cumbersome maintenance due to salt water, as well tech development, ground based aircraft finally won the competition. The only relatively big hydroplanes we see today are fire fighting ones, based on ground but must come on water to replenish their water tanks before they drop it on fires. At 20 min, here is the DC-3 (ground based) aircraft, the fist "modern" airliner. It was very successful and there was also a military transport version of if, the C-47. In some remote areas, some DC-3s are still flying today. At 33 minutes, it's not a camera, it's a geometer, it helps you determine distances visually between two points, the one you are standing at and the one you are aiming the thing at, once the image is totally neat, the focus on point, you can determine the distance. Nowadays, we would use Lasers to do the same thing with evenmore precision. The Svastika is the symbol of Nazi Germany in that time frame (from 1933 to 1945), of course that symbol has roots in Antiquity, India, Japan and Ancient Greece were using it a lot within more complex geometrical motifs. Indiana Jones was supposed to be a simple and goofy adventure movie but in Spielberg's hands it became a masterpiece !

[@alimantado373]

The original and IMO the best of the franchise. I saw this in Leicester Square London, the most famous cinema in the UK with quadrophonic sound❤ great choice! I must admit saerching to watch these movies after watching these reviews 😅😅

[@oDv.]

Great reaction guys. Yeha, bullets can NOT penetrate water, basic Science.

[@toomanyaccounts]

depends upon the bullet. slow it will but the light refraction makes them likely to miss

[@TracyYang-bm4hl]

You should have them react to the famous shadow dance performance on Britain’s got talent

[@cosmiceon]

can't wait for temple of doom

[@ElmismisimoPurpura]

A good movie for a lazy day

[@alimantado373]

Popcorn & coca -cola movie

[@davefox7516]

I hope they were listening to it in their own language. If they were listening to it in English... They would have been very confused.

[@edmann1820]

Just so we're clear there were only ever 3 Indiana Jones films made.

[@TrollCapAmerica]

Yes 100% and no amount of fanfiction should be counted

[@djordjemarkovic1389]

Four

[@nihilisticadventure]

Facts

[@MrSmithla]

I just got back from a week-long trip to Los Angeles with my daughter. We went to the Universal Studios park. They have rides and experiences drawn from ‘Harry Potter,’ ‘Transformers,’ ‘Jurassic Park’ and others. I would be so interested to see my friends experience things like this. The rides themselves are amazing whether you’ve seen the movies or not but are better when you have. My friends here have now seen many and I’ll bet they’d really enjoy something like that. Are there any such places in India? Also, I would HIGHLY recommend’Million Dollar Arm’ to my friends. It tells the true story of the first two Indian players to be signed to an American sports league. In their case it was Major League Baseball. A sports promoter traveled to India and had a competition to find athletes that could be trained to be Major League pitchers. He brought back 2, a right-hander and a left-hander who were coached by the University of Southern California baseball team. It’s a wonderful story.

[@MrSmithla]

The two young Indian men were both signed to a team exactly 10 months to the day that they first picked up a baseball. It’s an amazing story about following your dream no matter where you have to go to chase it. Can you imagine the culture shock two boys from small villages in rural India had flying to Los Angeles and training at the world class facilities of USC?

[@danielgardecki1046]

I live in *Bradford* - The world's first *UNESCO City of Film.* *JK Rowling* got some of her ideas for *Harry Potter* from *Monty Python's Flying Circus* (1969-1974) sketches, mainly one which filmed less than a mile West of me. That sketch includes: 1 - A man named *Harold Potter* which was clearly the inspiration for the name *Harry Potter.* 2 - An introduction to some characters called *Mr and Mrs Samuel Brainsample* which is practically identical to the introduction for *Mr and Mrs Dursley* in *Harry Potter.* 3 - A man at *Valley Parade Football Stadium* the home of *Bradford City AFC* wearing a scarf and a rosette in the clubs colours *Claret & Amber,* the same colours which are used for *Gryffindor* in *Harry Potter.* Most films and TV shows do the majority of their filming at the same locations. They include: *Keighley Railway Station* and the rest of the 5 mile long *Keighley and Worth Valley Railway* - 10.2 miles from me. *Dalton Mills* - 10.1 miles from me (although a 2nd of the 4+ buildings was set on fire in 2022, so it's unlikely it will be used again, as it was apparently the main one used). *Bronte Parsonage Museum* and the rest of *Haworth* - 10.1 miles from me. *Salts Mill* and the rest of *Saltaire* - 5.3 miles from me. *Cartwright Hall* and *Lister Park* - 3.1 miles from me. *Undercliffe Cemetery* - 2.9 miles from me. The *Sekhon Group Warehouse* and the rest of *Little Germany* - 1.9 miles from me. *Bradford City Hall* - 1.6 miles from me. *Sam Neill* from *Jurassic Park* filmed *Peaky Blinders* in 3 of those locations. *Aasif Mandvi* from *Million Dollar Arm* was raised in my city. *Darshan Jariwala* from *Million Dollar Arm* starred in *Eaten by Lions* which was produced by a company whose address is just 1 mile South of me. It was also partly filmed in my city, at locations such as *St Luke's Hospital* 0.7 miles North of me, where me, *Zayn Malik,* and no doubt other celebs from me city were born. *Zayn Malik* from *One Direction* grew up 2 miles East of me, in the same area as *Lunar C, Melissa Streel, Gareth Gates* and *GK* from *Bad Boy Chiller Crew.* *Rhythm Dhol Bass* aka *RDB* who have collaborated with *Snoop Dogg, Ludacris* and *T-Pain* grew up 0.7 miles West of me. *RDB* also make music for *Bollywood* blockbusters. *Bollywood* has used *Bradford* for at least 5-10 films which include: *1920* (2008), *Teri Meri Kahaani* (2012), *Welcome to Karachi* (2015), *1920 London* (2016), *Commando 3* (2019), *Brown Boys* (202?), and *Gold* (2018). *Gold* which has the full title *Gold: The Dream that United Our Nation* is about India's hockey team winning a Gold medal at the *1948 Summer Olympics.* *Odsal Stadium* the home of *Bradford Bulls RLFC* just 1 mile South of me, was used as *Wembley Stadium* in the film. They also filmed in other areas of Bradford such as *Dalton Mills* and *Little Germany.*

[@tteros5998]

PLOT TWIST: they love temple of doom, and describe it as a cinematic love letter to their culture

[@Jim-Mc]

I think these guys are Moslem, but the bad guys in ToD worship Shiva, so they'll probably love seeing them get their butts kicked.

[@GracieLions]

YAAAAAAAAS!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤

[@lukejams]

they also need to watch some hong kong cinema classics, they are sure to get their mind blown watching john woo, stephen chow, tsui hark movies

[@alimantado373]

They showed Jackie Chan movies Rush Hour from my memory and they loved them!

[@jewelcutter3051]

“hey thats a girl”, “so, whats your problem?” ….now thats wisdom!

[@jamesohara4295]

Double pants for Babu next movie :)