Coby jonesing for more INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE (1989) Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING 

"She talks in her sleep" was actually ad libbed by Sean Connery. Spielberg loved it so much, he not only kept it in, but added several more jokes about it.

Fun Fact, the Husky we see inside the Jones house in the beginning of the movie was Indiana, George Lucas’s dog. Indiana served as the inspiration for Chewbacca the Wookie in Star Wars, and of course, the namesake of our favorite archeologist.

At 38:27 that "Random Building" Is the real-life Treasury of the ancient city of Petra.

Still, by far, my favorite Indiana Jones movies!

The whip snapping back and cutting young Indy's chin is to match Harrison Ford's chin scar.

41:20 the path is already there. Its just an optical illusion as it blends in with the mountain side across the way so it looks invisible.

By far my favorite movie in the whole franchise. Story was amazing, highlights the father-son relationship between Indy and Henry, and recaptures the spiritual and adventurous tone of the first film. In the end, realizing their importance to each other was the greatest thing they could obtain. The chemistry between Harrison Ford and Sean Connery was amazing. Steven Spielberg always wanted to direct a James Bond movie, but it instead served as an inspiration for Indiana Jones. For that reason, he was lucky to cast Sean as the father of Indy. Rest in peace Sean!

Harrison Ford suggested River Phoenix to play Young Indiana Jones because Harrison considered River similar to him when he has the same age. Both acted together in the movie mosquito coast

You should add that temple in the crescent canyon to your travel bucket list. It is a real place; it’s called Petra. (The exterior shots)

In the early 90's there was a tv show called "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles". It had episodes that featured Indy as either a young boy or young man (played by Sean Patrick Flannery instead of River Phoenix.) The episodes would begin and end with a 93 year-old Indy reminiscing in the present day about his adventures. One episode featured Harrison Ford in a short adventure instead of the old Indy It was created and produced by George Lucas. It only lasted a couple of seasons but four made for tv films were made right afterwards. It was later re-edited and called "The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones". You find out things about Indy's background and family and some backstory to the movies. It was pretty good, might be something you would want to check out sometime.

Last Crusade is THE BEST in the trilogy because it's JUST a father & son bonding film solely about the adventure around his father's obsession. And he found illumination, the greatest treasure.

Great reaction. So much backstory in this movie. "We named the DOG 'Indiana.'"

Love seeing Coby watch these classics! Hope to see her reactions to Band of Brothers in the near future!

"Follow me, I know the way!" at the end has long been a quote in my family lol. Such a fun series. This is the last Indiana Jones movie. You're done now. No more exist.

Indiana Jones speaks over 27 different languages such as French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Swedish, Greek, Arabic, Turkish, Vietnamese, Swahili, Chinese, along with English.

The scene in the “palace” is not a chroma key. It's a real location. Like many locations in this film, is in Spain…it is a mansion in Almería. In reality, many were filmed in Almería and Granada: the motorcycle chase, from the planes to the car, the seagulls, when they are driving with Salah, the desert (Tabernas desert), etc etc etc

The leap of faith was actually an optical illusion, the rock path was there the whole time but blended in so well it could bot be seen and so was a leap of faith.

Couple fun facts , that random building in the desert is an actual famous historical site. But even better, in raiders, the well of the souls part in which the ark is recovered... if you look in 2 different areas at the hyroglyphs, you will see r2d2 and c3po in the glyphs. Thought u might appreciate that speilburg and Lucas throw back to each others movies. They r old friends , so they give a nod in their movies sometimes to each other. Easter eggs , from friend to friend.

Sir Sean Connery was always Steven Spielberg's first choice to play Indiana Jones' father, as an inside joke to say that James Bond is the father of Indiana Jones. If that had failed, Gregory Peck and Jon Pertwee were backup choices for the role. Spielberg had always wanted to do a Bond movie but did Indiana Jones as a James Bond-type character. In keeping with the James Bond theme, the movie has many Bond movie co-stars: John Rhys-Davies, Alison Doody, Julian Glover, Stefan Kalipha, Pat Roach, Eugene Lipinski, Michael Byrne, and Vernon Dobtcheff.

That last location with the building in the cliff, that’s is a real place called Petra. I don’t believe the interior shots were filmed there but the exterior is accurate and real. In hindsight, Indy should have grabbed all the other cups, they’d be worth a bundle.

I’ve read that Steven Spielberg wanted to do a James Bond film. They wouldn’t assign him so he developed Indiana Jones.

39:28 The pistol in Donovan's hand that he uses to shoot Jones Sr. is the Walther PPK, the same gun used by James Bond. I call both of my sons "junior" and neither is named after me, so it is not always the case.

I laughed when you said you wondered if you’d be as invested in this one as much as the first two. Every time you brought up the hat, I said, just give it a minute. Loved your reaction. I only just found you. I’ll be check out more. Thanks for what you do. May your views and likes always be equal.

I believe Indiana WAS actually George Lucas' Huskies name. Indiana Jones actually was named after his dog. I could be wrong, but I don't think I am. 🙂 *edit to say: FIRST!

I’m not sure whether I’m enjoying Coby’s reactions to these movies or simply enjoying just watching Coby herself. 😊

'Is that a lion?' I recall seeing that lion back in the day, and going 'mew.' much laughter surrounded me in the audience.

The Sala character us always one of my favorites. He also played Gimli in Lord of the Rings again he did an awesome job.

Coby: I watch a LOT of reaction channels, and you're definitely one of the best! Keep up the beautiful work letting us re-watch our favorite films as if it's our very first time, yet again, WITH you! :)

honestly, I think you're the first reactor i watched who got excited to see River as Young Indiana. And when it came to playing Young Indiana, River said he approached it as he wasn't trying to mimic Harrison Ford the grown adult, but mimic how Harrison would've been as a teenager. Also in 1989 River was 19 :)

22:05. I was 19 when this came out, saw it in a sold-out theater. THAT..was the last thing we expected Indy's dad to say! Everyone in the audience pretty much reacted the exact way you did.😆😆.

The random building you called it, is Petra in the country of Jordan.

"Chris Craft"...the girl knows her classic boats!!❤

there is a series of young indiana jones too. it's called The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles an has 22 episodes of around 90 minutes long. so, basically 22 movies.

😂😅 "he doesn't need the umbrella". 😂😂 Oh just wait 😂

I been to the tomb at the Canyon of the Crescent Moon. It’s Petra, Jordan. The actual carving in the canyon side is a tomb for royalty. There are many carved out tombs in Jordan. Been to Italy too. Milan though. Not Venice. Germany as well.

The culture that built that building into the mountain, the Nabateans, had whole cities in those mountains.. and a lot of their designs were inspired by Greek architecture of that era. Really fascinating history.

The most illuminating movie of the series and a very enjoyable watch along Coby, look forward to the next one.

4:08 In 1989, River was... alive.

Fun Fact: The fact that Sean Connery and Harrison Ford play father and son is hilarious...considering Connery is only 12 years older.

There were no effects in the part you thought looked green screened. It was just a simple location shoot at a former convent in Spain. I think what you're seeing is "ringing" from digital sharpening. It's especially thick and awful on DVDs, but it can also come from your TV settings. It could also be color bleeding from similar issues.

39:23 "Who wants to live forever?" - That's from another Sean Connery movie...

Civilian aircraft registry is indicated internationally by a letter signifying each country specifically. "D" is Germany, "E" is England, "F" is France, "N" is United States etc...that desert location carved into the canyon walls was not a painting or effect. Do a Google for the city of "Petra"

Not going to lie. That was low key sexy reciting the aviation alphabet

The pistol that is used to shoot Sean Connery is the Walther PPK...the famous gun that James Bond uses. Spielberg purposely put that in there for fun to have "James Bond" get shot by his own gun.

During your Raiders reaction video you asked the question "Have we seen Indy riding a horse yet " We hadn't of course but this film reveals that from a young age Indy was riding horses and one can deduce that by the time Raiders came along, he was in fact, an accomplished horseman.

I love cobys excitement with the movies takes me back to my childhood

Love seeing your enjoyment of movies I grew up with thank you

The dog is Indiana. George had a dog named Indiana that would ride around with him when he was younger. Inspired both Indiana Jones and Chewbacca

27:32 My Grandmother told me that book burnings were quite common during the late 30's and early 40's...however, if you were "lucky" enough to get Adolph Hitler's signature in the book, it did not have to be burned.

Seeing it in first run: close up of the lions; me:'kitty!' many laughs from people in same row.

At Disneyland there was a doghouse with the name INDIANA over the door. The doghouse was located between Main Street Station and New Orleans Square--if I remember correctly.

"You can't leave with the Grail anyway." I mean, you *could*. It would just be powerless and you'd lose your immortality. It really would be nothing more than a simple clay cup at that point.

After seeing you watch the first 2 Indy movies and hearing you remark in both that Indy is basically the American action version of James Bond, I could not WAIT for you to get to this one and see who Indy's father is ^_^

Harrison Ford has a scar on his chin from an accident pre-acting days. At the beginning of the movie young Indy snaps a whip and cuts his chin. With all the other backstory reveals they threw that in.

Every time you said "Maybe she's ok", I'm actually saying to my monitor "she's a Nazi". LOL

The "random building" is in Petra. It's a real place.

That random building in the canyon is a real historic site in Petra, Jordan. Crazy right

This is one of those rare sequels where the third installment is better than the second.

I think in that case high temperatures would be more of a concern than lack of oxygen. They are in an air bubble insulated by the water around them, and protected from above by a stone box, so the fire would not consume the oxygen in their tiny chamber... I don't know about other landscapes, but the beach scene where he uses his umbrella,,, it was a Spanish beach. That random building in the middle of the canyon really exists, it's part of the ruins of the Nabataean city of Petra, and it's very famous. It's actually a pantheon, if I remember correctly, and it's not very deep, but they used the facade in the film to suggest the entrance to a huge temple or something like that.

the guy at the beginning that you kept sayin looked like Indiana was actually Harrison's stunt man

Indiana's Dad is Professor Henry Jones Sr..

that Jaws mug is awesome.

41:15 The path was always there. It's just an optical illusion.

If you want another great Spielberg film try " Empire Of The Sun ". 🤙🤙🤙

The "random building in the desert" is Petra.

Do you still think the Indy movies invented that jacket & fedora combo? You should go watch Charlton Heston in "Secret of the Incas" (1954), the source of a lot of the Raiders tropes. Partially shot on location in Peru, it's a decent little adventure too. Something else you might enjoy, and one of my all time favorite movies is "The Wind and the Lion" (1975) which stars Sean Connery and a bunch of other famous faces. It's a fun and romantic historical adventure set in 1904 Morocco, with a clever witty script, a great Jerry Goldsmith score, lovely scenery & cinematography, and a portrayal of Teddy Roosevelt that should have won an Oscar for Brian Keith. Written and directed by John Milius.

If ever a series is gonna convert someone to adventure films, this is the one. It was fun to see her smiling and laughing so much.

Its an optical illusion. The bridge was always there.

I saw this one like 7 times when it came out in theaters. We lived in Bangkok at the time, and a movie was 25 Baht which was equal to $1.

This is my favourite indy movie personally absolutely love watching it

Personal favourite movie in the Series. I know a number of people like Raiders more and i can fully understand. I just like this 1 a little bit more

38:25 This temple exists in real life. It is Al Khazneh in Petra, Jordan, an enormous structure built into the side of a stone face that provides a remarkable lens into the past.

My grandpa was named Junior. Not a Jr, but actually Junior.

Sean Connery was only, like, 12 years older than Harrison Ford... playing his dad :P The main reason Connery was cast as Indy's dad is because, as James Bond, Bond is the father of Indy. Not in canon, but Spielberg wanted to make a James Bond movie after Close Encounters. He couldn't because the rights belonged to the Broccoli family & EON productions. Spielberg's buddy, George Lucas, was like, "Hey, I have something better than Bond...Indiana Jones." And so it began...

Wait until you find out the name of the 'Husky!'...

There's only one man who could play Indiana Jones' Dad and that's James Bond!

After this one you have " The Crystal Skulls ". And the final one is in theatres June 30th.

1:22 That's an epic mug.

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No surprise I saw it coming her favorite is the one most people put last in the 3 and the one she puts last is most people's favorite.

This was easily my favorite of the series.

Spielberg always want to realize a James Bond film, and Indiana Jones is inspired by James Bond so Steven litteraly took James Bond to play Indiana Jones father. A sort of revenge.

Indiana Jones began because they didn’t have rights to do a James Bond movie and Steven Spielberg always wanted to direct one so having Sean Connery in this worked out really well

A friend's grandfather is german (we are argentinians) and when Adolf showed up he said something on the lines of "well, he looks like him all right"... i never asked...

I love the wooden cup thing. Of course it’s like that. Why would the cup be gold and covered in jewels?

Please Please Please Superman 1978

Good reaction 😊

Great review. Last Crusade is my top pick!

Great reaction! My anticipation was very high - not because of the movie, but rather waiting for you to hear that the dog's name was Indiana lol!

This movie is the exception when it comes to the 3rd movie in a trilogy before the fourth one

The briefcase had the newspaper with the money in it from "Psycho". Miguffin gave it to him.

Can you get a better ending than riding off into the sunset?

* Great reactions to these films. A fun fact about this one, is that the man that was dressed like Indy at the beginning of the film, wasn't just some random dude. He just so happened to be none other than *Professor* *Abner* *Garth* *Ravenwood* in the flesh(sometimes called "Fedora Garth" or just simply "Fedora", because it was like as if that hat was literally attached to his head). You know, Marion Ravenwood's father(mentioned in *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Raiders* *of* *the* *Lost* *Ark* ). The dog they showed wasn't his 1st dog(as seen in *The* *Adventures* *of* *Young* *Indiana* *Jones* television mini-series). It was his 2nd dog(that was given the same name). Indy's 1st dog died from a Mojave rattlesnake bite while protecting Indy from it. * So Henry Jr. renamed himself "Indiana", so that his beloved dog would be with him in spirit on all of his adventures. After *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Last* *Crusade* he went on the following adventures: "Indiana Jones and the Dragon of Vengeance"(1938), "Indiana Jones and the Gold of Genghis Khan"(Find Your Fate novel), *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Thunder* *In* *the* *Orient* comic book mini-series, "Indiana Jones and the Lost Treasure of Sheba"(1938), *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Staff* *of* *Kings* (1939) video game, "Indiana Jones and the Longship of the Gods"(novel), *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Fate* *of* *Atlantis* comic book mini-series, and "Indiana Jones and the Ape Slaves of Howling Island"(1939) Find Your Fate. * After those, were: "Indiana Jones and the Mask of the Elephant"(1939) Find Your Fate, *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Sargasso* *Pirates* (1939) comic book mini-series, "Indiana Jones and the Avalon Inheritance"(1940) novel, *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Golden* *Fleece* (1941) comic book mini-series, "Indiana Jones and the Labyrinth of Horus"(novel), "Indiana Jones and the Sword of Genghis Khan"(novel), "Indiana Jones and the Pyramid of the Sorcerer"(novel), "Indiana Jones and the Mystery of Mount Sinai"(novel), "Indiana Jones and the Secret of Easter Island"(1941) novel, "Indiana Jones and the Gold of El Dorado"(1943) novel, "Indiana Jones and the Army of the Dead"(novel), and "Indiana Jones and the Lost People"(1943) novel. * What followed after that was: "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny"(1944) flashback sequence, *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Spear* *of* *Destiny* (1944) comic book mini-series, *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Iron* *Phoenix* (1947) comic book mini-series, *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Infernal* *Machine* (1947) video game, "Indiana Jones and the Mystery of the Blues"(1950, "The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones" television mini-series season 2, episode 5), *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Kingdom* *of* *the* *Crystal* *Skull* (1957) film, and finally *Indiana* *Jones* *and* *the* *Dial* *of* *Destiny.* (1969) film. * Some of my favorite musical score from the "Raiders" soundtrack are: "In the Jungle", "The Idol's Temple", "Escape from the Temple" and "Flight from Peru". A couple of my favorites from "Temple of Doom" were: "Sacrifice" and the RU-vid video entitled "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Complete Score- The Rope Bridge(Percussion) (Unreleased)" by DLMusic. If anyone feels like doing some Indiana Jones cosplay, a good place to shop online would be the *Etsy* website. My favorite Indy hat, is the one that Etsy calls the "Handmade ROTLA style Fedora" because it's got the tight pinch in the front, just like the "Raiders" hat. There's a slight problem though. The hat's gonna cost you $450. I know. "Ouchy". However, it *is* an exact replica of the hat Jones wore in Raiders. * If you want a better deal than that, there is a really nice Indiana Jones fedora that is pretty close to the Raiders. You can find it on the "Miller Hats" website. For your search on that website, simply type in "Style: 343 Miller Tight Pinch Indy Hat" for $200. It has a black ribbon and bow and a concave top. That's about as cheap as you can go if you wanna get yourself a really nice Indiana Jones hat. Any cheaper than that, and the quality, and the look of it is *not* going to be very good. Etsy also has a really good "Raiders" jacket. Search for the one that says "Original Maker Raiders of the Lost Ark Leather Jacket in Brown Goatskin". There again, it's an exact replica of the one Harrison wore in "Raiders". It's even cheaper than the hat, but it'll still cost you about $300. * In addition to that, they also have the "whip". The one that Etsy calls: "Kangaroo Hide Leather Bullwhip, 4ft to 12ft, 12 Plait Leather Bullwhip, Indiana Jones Styles" and it appears to be an exact replica of the one in the films. It'll cost you about $149.90. Make sure you get one that is 12' long, because that was the length of Indy's bullwhip. Etsy also has all of the other accessories to complete the costume. Such as, the whip strap, the pants, the boots, the shirt, the belts, the satchel, the revolver, the gun holster, the gloves and much, much more. This costume would also be great for Halloween, or even Comic-Con.

Coby, I'm fascinated that you know the air force phonetic alphabet when you you started reading off the tail number of that plane attached to the Zeppelin. Were you in the USAF? BTW, I enjoy your reactions.

Beuatiful reaction.

You get bonus points for knowing about crisscraft speed boats....I suspect your family has some means....mmm There is more to you than just interest in movies ❤

Yeah, Indy making a torch out of the petroleum was a bit handwavy. In at least one shot, a flaming ember drops from the torch (because pieces will burn loose, still have enough weight to fall, but still be ignited), which should have already set off all the petroleum, at least until the amount of oxygen dropped enough. Or it would just keep burning underneath the cathedral until they cut off enough air.. Indy pretending to be Scottish is kinda accurate. Particularly in the earlier parts of WW2 or just prior to it's starting, Nazi sympathizers existed in the west, some in the US, but apparently there were quite a few in Scotland too.

You know there was a Young Indiana Jones TV series, right?

1:50 - 20:04. (There are details that are overlooked). 🤔

Yes white jacket black jacket look in Temple of Doom is supposed to remind pe😢of Sean Connery in Goldfinger