I'm part Asian. I liked Temple of Doom the most, because I liked to imagine myself as Short Round.

@paulg8448

6 ай бұрын

Short-round is THE ultimate Indy side-kick.

@solongdentahlplaan7975

6 ай бұрын

@@paulg8448 "I love you, Indy!" 😭😭😭

@paulg8448

6 ай бұрын

Aw man. That scene gets me EVERY time.

Yes, the whip scene explains Indy's (Ford's) scar. From Harrison Ford's interview on Inside the Actors Studio: "Some one's done the math, and Sean Connery would have had to become your father at thirteen years old." "Well, you know Sean..."

Oh, my! The look on your face at "she talks in her sleep." 🤣🤣🤣

19:19 in the movie theater I remember so much laughter when Sean Connery does the half ashamed half bragging smile😆

Sean Connery plays this to perfection. His comedic timing really is spot on.

"Top Secret!" has the best underwater scene I know of.

odd coincidence: Petra was the image on my Windows lock screen today.

22:00 It's called a zeppelin. Basically, it's a balloon with a cabin under it. It's basically balloons with cabins under them - they are filled with a light gas like helium (it used to be hydrogen until the Hindenburg disaster) that makes them lighter than the surrounding air, allowing them to float. Additional air tanks on board allow the buoyancy to be controlled. Zeppelins are commonly confused with blimps - the key difference is that zeppelins have an internal skeleton to maintain their shape, while blimps use air pressure alone to do that.

5:27 And that’s how Indy gets his chin scar: everyone seems to miss that. 🤷‍♂️

The intro is just brilliant, we get the backstory for Indy's fear of snakes, the whip, his scar (that's actually Harrison Ford's real scar) and the hat, and they also show his love for ancient artifacts and his strong sense that they belong in a museum for all to see, instead of being locked up in some rich guy's house. :) And the chemistry between Harrison Ford and Sean Connery is simply movie magic.

There WERE no other Indiana Jones Films after this......

20:30 lol love your reaction to this moment 27:29 I really liked this part with the bridge. 30:58 lol. Love the editing choice of your close up while you hum the epic song. I like this one the best too. It was fun. I like the test scenes to get to the grail. Great reaction as usual.

I agree with you, that opening gives so much. From the whip scar to his fear of snakes, along with his strong belief that historical artefacts belong in museums, it's all there! My favourite one is that it explains the hat. Indy's hat as always been an anachronism. The hat's brim is too large for what would have been in style during the 1930's. It makes much more sense that it comes from the 1910's.

@kirkdarling4120

6 ай бұрын

Good point about the hat style.

17:26 I’ve heard a lot of women say that Sean Connery was hunky even in his old age. 😄

6:29 Love this scene; he didn't just keep the hat but definitely took those words to heart.

This is my favorite out of the trilogy, the adventure, son and dad relationship are the best parts sprinkled with comedy.

The guy who player "Little Adi" (Michael Sheard) is the same actor that played Admiral Kendal Ozzel in Empire Strokes Back.

@stephenkehl7158

6 ай бұрын

Must be the porn version 🤣🤣🤣

If you like, you can ride that train from the beginning of the movie. It's called the Cumbres & Toltec, and it runs between Antonito in southwestern Colorado and Chama, New Mexico. I've ridden it twice now and can recommend it highly.

-" She talks in her sleep" LOL This is my favorite too

Sean connery and harrison ford had such amazing chemistry. Like indy. I am almost afraid of snakes

No.1 film of 1989, Oscar winner for Sound Editing and for the planned original trilogy, it was a great ending. Ford & Connery, although they were playing Sr. and Jr., they were actually 12 years apart in age. Seeing this at age 9 was an amazing experience. It had everything you could ever want in a summer blockbuster. Bringing back characters we love, astounding storytelling, grand locations, great action sequences and of course, scored by the great John Williams. I loved it for being more than just an epic adventure story. The core story of father & son rebuilding their relationship, restoring one's faith in all that's good and hopeful despite the odds and working together for a greater cause. The opening scene with Young Indy, he was played by the late River Phoenix. It did inspired a tv series, "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles", 2 seasons (28 episodes/4 TV movies) which is on Disney plus.

Funny thing about that tank driver: Remember the giant wrestler Indy got into it with under the plane in Raiders? And the other giant wrestler from Temple of Doom? Yeah. All the same guy.

5:12 you are great at this. you knew the poster escape in Shawshank, you figured out the whip riding up to the train! kudos. 4:07 called it 👍🏼

30:45 George Lucas' beloved dog was named Indiana way before these movies. George would also cruise around town in his car with Indiana in the front seat and was the inspiration for Chewbacca from Star Wars as the co-pilot.

Zeppelins were filled with Hydrogen and the most famous one the Hindenburg blew up in New Jersey. I mention this because interesting trivia these ships filled with Hydrogen each had a smoking room. You gotta love the logic from back then.

Love this movie, one of my favourites.. Cant wait to show it to my daughter when she's old enough.

Blimps are just giant balloons, airships (or dirigibles or zeppelins) have a rigid interior structure with gas tanks that make them fly (typically hydrogen or helium).

32:52 and that enthusiasm was evident. great reaction.

Totally rad reaction as always! This is my favorite Indiana Jones movie.....the cast is phenomenal, the writing is spot on, the story flows flawlessly and getting the backstory on Indiana was the best. I loved the reaction on your face when you realized that Indy and his Dad had both slept with Elsa and your look when Indy jabbed the pole into the spokes of the motorcycle and the bike made that incredible flip/wreck! Keep up the great reactions as always and many blessings to you and yours.

@YlvatheViqueen

5 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!! This movie was definitely incredible, so many epic scenes and laughs, glad you liked the reaction 😁 you rock 🤘

22:00 "How does that thing even work? I've never seen one of them, definitely never been inside one of them." Zeppelins were all the rage in the 1920s and 1930s. It's like being on a luxury cruise ship, but in the air. Zeppelins are dirigibles, not blimps. The difference is that blimps are just a bag of gas like a balloon but dirigibles have a metal skeleton inside which allows them to be massively larger. Germany used zeppelins (dirigibles) more than any other country. The famous Hindenburg tragedy was the death knell for this kind of travel. The fact that airplanes are much, much faster and people are in a hurry drove dirigibles into extinction. There are some modern companies working on modern versions. Very much worth googling.

Hey! Ylva it really awsome +epic indiana Jones movie reaction Can't wait for next one's u truely do rock🤘🤘🤘!!! Ylva.

This one is my favorite as well, just edging out the first one. There's so much good character work in this one, and the addition of Connery's Henry Jones Sr. is epic. Tonally it returns to form after the unnecessarily dark second outing, and actually gives main story vibes, where the second movie felt more like a side quest: hey, you ended up in this village, and they need help, click on the quest-giver for more info. Having the main female character be competent (okay, yeah, a bit evil, but competent) was a nice change of pace over the second. And the ick factor in this one (rats) didn't feel like it was added in solely for ick factor, unlike the bugs and the dinner scene in ToD. Having Marcus and Sallah along for the ride was lots of fun too. One other nice thing that came from this movie... the pinball machine that was released to go with it is one of the best I've ever played. So, there's a scene in the next one that a lot of people complain about. I won't go into details, but it's considered highly unrealistic because there's no way he should survive it. But I always wonder, what leftover effects does drinking from the Holy Grail provide? Could it make the body more resilient, so that it can endure what others would not? Something to think about if/when you watch the next two. :)

24:44 Coincidentally, they used the same pun in _Batman_ that same year. 🤔

If you like John Rhys-Davies {Gimli}, you might like another movie/show he did called "Shogun (1980)", FX made a new series for 2024, and it also looks epic. John says he got the part in Indiana Jones, because they saw him in Shogun, and they wanted him to be that type character again. Load and forceful but also friendly and likable.

IDK about Harison Ford, But Mark Hamel's scars come from a car accident and hey were also written in to the movies

22:57 the umbrella. ☂️ you're amazing.

13:35 "Excuse me, is this England?"

This came out when I was 18, it’s my favorite one too

after this is a TV series, then the modern era films.

5:26 And that's how he get his scar on the cheek.

I absolutely love Marion... but I think this one might just edge the first film as my favourite. I love the father-son dynamic and Elsa was a great anti-villain (also being Irish always great to see an Irish actress in a major role and Alison Doody rocked this one.)

Someone thought they were making the ultimate Indiana Jones movie. Two movies later, most of the world seems to aggree, they did.

That precious kitty needs cuddles!! 🥺

Before you watch any Sean Connery James Bond movies, I suggest you watch one of his really old movies, which is one he sings in, the 1959 movie, Darby O'Gill and the Little People. Then if you decide to watch his James Bond movies, be sure to watch them in release order to watch how he matures from the first to the last Bond movie.

Love the 1st one best though the 3rd is a close 2nd. More epic stakes and believable traps. Attention to detail is better. Short Round is the only reason I like the 2nd movie.

Those airships do not really exist anymore, in the 30s/40s they were supposed to be the future of travel even in NYC the Empire State Building has an observation dock for one of these things but after one blew up due to the fuel they were deemed unsafe and went out of commission

8:34 _Monty Python and the Holy Grail,_ perhaps?

Great reaction my favorite 🔥🔥💯💯

Just watched the Temple of Doom reaction, and I also prefer this one, but not because of how characters are portrayed, just think the humor is a bit over the top slapstick in part 2. One thing I'd offer to think about, is that in terms of physical competency, Marcus Brody is just as inept as Willie was, he can barely even stay on a horse, but oddly no one is ever offended. We are taught a lot of strange things today that in a few decades will be looked back on just as silly as things we think are silly about 30 years ago.

"It's painful to watch books being burned." It's okay. It's just the Brian Herbert Dune books. The entrance to the Temple of the Sun at the end was actually Al-Khazneh in Jordan. The interior was a set, because nobody is allowed inside and it's just a small room anyway.

It's hard for me to decide whether I like the first one or the third better. The first was more exciting, but the third was more fun.

@YlvatheViqueen

6 ай бұрын

Totally agree! The first one was super iconic

Important to note: Indy and his dad aren’t immortal now. The immortality effects of the grail stop when you pass the seal in the temple. “That is the boundary and the price of immortality.” Maybe continued drinking is required. It’s not entirely clear. In the novelization the knight explains he aged a year for every day he didn’t drink, so that’s why he’s older, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he stopped being immortal when not drinking, he just lost youth

@Starsaber222

5 ай бұрын

Though it could explain how Indy can be as physically active as he is later on in his life.

@jonmercano1138

5 ай бұрын

@@Starsaber222 yeah, it does basically give you a clean bill of health, I think. So he got some extra milage

31:08 And a trilogy! Alas, they couldn’t let sleeping dogs lie. 😞

Is that a Fender Jazz bass back there?

20:32 "ohh sh*t!!!" 😮

Fun reaction to a great movie. Thanks.

Both an 'Ilsa' and a 'Let it go' in the one film. Were the _Frozen_ writers just copycats?

"That's the way to end the movie!" As far as I'm concerned, that was the way to end the franchise! :D

I loved your reaction Indiana Jones 3 Ylva :) This one is also my favorite too and I love Indiana and his dad's relationshi haven't Sean James bonds Movies he made them before I was even born but I hope we both watch them someday and the blimp I do have one here in my Home state in LA called good year I see it fly in the sky every day I never been in it but I would love to ride it I also would like to ride air balloon to !!I see you don't like snakes me either but still watch snake movies like my favorite Samuel Jackson snakes on the plane movie 🎥 🛩🐍 I do like all 3 Indiana Jones movies I hope you watch the other ones especially the new one That came out last year. I hope you had a great time in Thailand And have a good weather I'm having bad weather in LA it's raining 4 days and it's flooding all over street☔⛈🌧🌊. Your reactions are the best ylva very excited to see your reaction too Dune I haven't seen the movie yeah but I will before I see the second movie in March, I'm excited all my famous familiar actors are in the movie !!!

Donovan wanted the Grail for immortality ; He died Elza wanted the Grail for glory and pride ; She died Indy wanted the Grail to save his father ; he lives Henry was more interested in the quest for the Grail than in the Grail itself ; he lives

@Starsaber222

5 ай бұрын

Elsa died because she couldn't let it go.

glad i happened here! blimp is an airship , aka Zeppelin, the next big thing... until Lakehurst NJ accident. they still exist, no longer use Hydrogen

Next you should watch Monty Python and the Holy Grail

great reaction. I agree, this is my favorite. The difference for me is it isn't even close between them. But it goes 3, 1, 2. If I only had 100% to give, it would be 50% 3, 35% 1, 15% 2. I didn't hate 2 by any means, but 1 cuz it was first and so new and awesome. I was around 10 years oldl when it came out. 2 was too screechy - short round and the girl (i don't even remember yappin and screaming too much it was just grating. Still I liked it but not like 1 and 3. And finally #3 well, it had Sean Connery. The back story setup was great. the relationship between father and son was real. that was how I perceived the relationship with my dad. But we never did get the mutual respect in the end, he passed and I still feel like I was failure to him, I loved him and I know he loved me, but I never, ever got that proud look except when I came home on leave during my Navy years. The last 2 I won't insult the first 3 by putting it in the same list. Actually, I haven't seen the last one so I can't really judge it yet. I enjoy your enthusiasm. You are obviously very intelligent and quick witted. Thanks for sharing this with us.

Indiana Jones is actually named for George Lucas's dog.

This is my favorite too. ✅

I share your opinion, The Last Crusade is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. Temple of Doom, yes, I also agree is kind of weak, but my least favorite is The Crystal Skull.

The best of them all

11:13 did you not like Willie? i'm starting to think you didn't like Willie.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is not as bad as some people think. Watch and decide.

@itzbp9949

6 ай бұрын

Better than that new one that came out

@Jsspres

6 ай бұрын

@@itzbp9949 absolutely

Best movie of the series

Good reaction, but too short.

My favourite thanks.

George Lucas's dog was actually named Indiana.

Nice listening to an intellect reacting to a film. You were spot on with soooo many of your perceptions. Excellent. My favorite is still the first one, Raiders of The Lost Ark and this one being a very close second. Almost a tie. All the others... meh! As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

@YlvatheViqueen

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! Glad you like the reaction 😊

@Gort-Marvin0Martian

6 ай бұрын

@@YlvatheViqueen 💯💯💯💯💯

8:34 i appreciate pop ups like this.

An airship. They were popular until an air disaster. ( the hindenburg ) Europe to America. Blew up just as it was about to land . They used something that they later found out could explode. But led zeppelin. ( rock band ) used one in their logo . ( zeppelin was the company than made them ) Today they are call blimps and used fir advertising, and for sporting events. And they use a safe material.

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Amazing 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

YAY!

Review Big Valley tv series.

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You Should watch the movie John Carter

17:29 Yes, that’s _exactly_ what you’re thinking. 🤢

Review Dr No.

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Why would you try to keep predicting plot points? Not a good habit

@Starsaber222

5 ай бұрын

How can you avoid it? Maybe it's just the way my mind works, but I'm always putting pieces together and trying to figure out what will happen next. I don't get upset when I'm wrong as long as how they got to the result they did fits within the narrative they're telling.

@leebrandt8597

5 ай бұрын

@@Starsaber222 Yeah, I guess if you just automatically go there then there's not much you can do. Here's the downside: your experience won't be as the filmmakers intended, especially if come across plot points that you predicted an hour before, and two, if you're a youtube reaction channel, it robs the audience from seeing your fresh experience to what takes place, and instead we get a "told you so" that isn't as fun to watch

Review Star Trek DS 9.

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Astounding you didn't' know about zeppelins. or even have seen Sean Connery as 007! But yes, this is a great place to stop. No need to watch 4 and certainly don't watch 5!!

I have not, and don't plan to watch the fifth one, but the next one is no were as good as the orignal three. to me indie should not be an old man. there are only the original three in my eye

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YLVA, YOU SWEET AND GLOWIN🌈😁 BE SURE YOU DO REACTIONS TO THE LAST. 2 INDIANA JONES MOVIES "INDIANA JONES: AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL" FROM 2008 "INDIANA JONES: AND THE DIAL OF DESTINY" FROM 2023 "THE DIAL OF DESTINY" IS THE 5TH AND LAST INDIANA JONES MOVIE🌈🌈 AND DO A REACTION TO ROBERT PATTINSON AS BRUCE WAYNE IN "THE BATMAN" FROM 2022⚡

31:06 "Riding off into the sunset? That's the way to end a movie." It's also a good way to end a trilogy. It's also a great way to end a franchise. They should have stopped there. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was the worst of the 4 movies. By far. Then Dial of Destiny said "Hold my beer" and sank to even lower lows. Seriously, you could just stop now. Or watch them to see for yourself.

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Good reaction, bad editin