Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) First Time Watching - Movie REACTION 

I do know the last part of the Last Crusade was filmed in Jordan Petra...and I was very lucky in my youth to have seen it in all it's glory before it became more touristy. One of the most amazing, ancient rediscovered cities...Petra. It is even more amazing than the movie shows! We visited shortly after they filmed the movie because some of the locals asked if we knew Harrison Ford and crew...I wish!

Temple of Doom is the most badass, yes. But it's also the only Jones film where Indiana has a character arc. From money obsessed mercenary, to a hero who saw that some things are more important than money (the children and keeping the Sankara Stones out of evil hands). So goddamn awesome.

This is my favorite Indiana Jones movie, and you guys just ramped the fun and comedy up 👏🥰

If you like Short Round you'll love the adult actor playing in his next role as Waymund in Everything Everywhere all at Once. His character will steal your heart ❤️

I love this one for the relationship between Indy and Shortround. it's so wholesome and sweet ❤

"These aren’t exactly Academy Award nominees…" Weeel, actually…😄 Raiders was nominated for 9(!) Oscars, and won 5. Temple was nominated for 2, and won one.

Short Round didn't play in a movie again until Everything Everywhere All at Once, which he was awesome in.

One of my favorite series of movies! Glad you all are watching!

So i’m having a week! A week straight from the pits of hell! And i can’t tell you how much joy both of you gives me 🙏❤️

One of my personal favorites Indy films. I showed my GF all 4 Indiana Jones films a couple of weeks ago (she had never seen any of them before. I showed her Temple of Doom first - because it was a prequel and she liked it more than Raiders in her opinion...she really liked all 4 Indy films as do I). Movie Trivia Fact - there are hidden references to the Star Wars universe in every Indian Jones film (can you find them all?)...

This is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. I love Willy's character and I dont understand why people hate her so much. She's funny

The Devo reference was just *chef’s kiss.” Great reaction!

Ker-rack that whip!! You guys were hysterical in this reaction, the sass was on point! 😁

Each Indiana film has it's fun qualities, this one gets a ton of crap but I have always enjoyed it. Shortround is too good!!!😂Love you guys💚

My sister called a 'lazy Susan' a 'spinning jenny' by mistake one time, And now that is the official name. SPINNING JENNY! haha

"Do you have chicken and waffles instead?" LOL you guys kill me

This one definitely is super dark and terrifying but loved it! You can't go wrong with Short Round as a side kick! Looking forward to Crusade!!!

Spielberg always wanted a dance number and that's why It's in beginning (also from star wars kathleen kennedy was one of the dancers), Dan akyrod is in it because of blues brothers ; spielberg is at the end of blues brothers film the tax collector eatting a egg salad sandwich. WIllie did have on a skirt, it came off in the mine cart, she falls into it and the skirt goes up and i think she took it off there. Temple of doom won oscar for best sound and light usage. that stage at elstree in england was supposed to be for return of the jedi emperor's throne rooom but didn't get used. this film was where harrison ford was in his peak of physical health etc. he hurt his back in the palace scene when he gets thrown over. watch the making of this one it's amazing how they made it.

Four questions I've always had about this movie. 1. Why were the sacrifice's arms being held high up above him? 2. Why was a Thuggee wrapping their arms around the sacrifice's neck and holding the sacrifice's head back? 3. Why did Mola Ram stare at the sacrifice's chest for a few seconds after he held his hand over it? 4. Why did Mola Ram wriggle his hand around while it was going into the sacrifice's chest? If someone knows the answers to any of my questions or all of them, please reply and let me know. Thank you very much. 😊

I don't care what critics say, this one will always be my favorite. I grew up rewatching this one over and over, mainly because me and brother loved quoting Short Round!

A new cup for the peach tea! Good thing you drink the same thing every time, otherwise we would never know what's in the cup! As for the movie, personally, this one has always been my fave in the trilogy. I fully acknowledge that it may not technically be the best one, but for some reason I just like it the most.

For a Saturday matinee serial-type movie, this one gets a little too dark in places, but all in all the fun is still there. Ke Huy Quan (Short Round) being in it is my cue to advocate again for Everything Everywhere All At Once, where you can see just how good his acting is as a grown-up. Looking forward to Harrison and Connery in the next one!

The greatness of Devo is finally recogognized.

Temple of Doom had always been my personal fav! ❤ great reaction as always.

This movie has visual and spoken references to the Cary Grant movie Gunga Din.

"That's the pantry." - that's some quick fuckin' wit right there. Haha!

Yeah. This one I like. And as time goes on, I'm becoming more interested in Kali-Ma.

Raiders > Crusade > Temple > Crystal (i've got my fingers and toes crossed for Indy 5)

In the beginning of the movie Spielberg and Lucas wanted to try to put Indy in a more James Bond like setting.

Fun fact: ounce per ounce insects have more protein than beef. So be sure to tell that to the guy at the gym drinking protein shakes.

"Uploaded 27 seconds ago." Damn I caught it right on time lol

The dress was hand beaded and used authentic glass beads from the 20's and 30's.. it was one of a kind.. unfortunately she takes it off and hangs it in a tree.. the elephant chewed a significant portion of the dress destroying it.. Insurance covered it but what a loss..

It is tradition for the sound techs to put in a Wilhelm these days, even if the director does not want them to. 🤣

Now you should check out Everything Everywhere All At Once. The little actor that played Short Round, Ke Huy Quan, returned to acting for that movie (after a very long break due to there being no roles for Asians in Hollywood) and dellivers an Oscar caliber performance (as does the rest of the cast).

Everyone gives this movie crap but I love it. You definitely can't knock the Harrison Ford without a shirt scenes 😉. Cool fact: The village leader that was talking to Indy actually didn't speak english. He just repeated what Spielberg recited and even copied his gestures.

I loved this movie. It came about during Spielberg’s “ride the movies” phase. I’m totally surprised that Universal Studios (now Disney) didn’t follow up with a cave-cart ride… probably answered my own question …🤔 maybe in the future there will be one? Great review of a fun fun movie! “Crack that whip!” 🤣

Marc, I am so sorry that I keep misspelling your name. It's because my husband is also a Mark, lol. Fun fact, if you think back to Raiders, the big guy in Marion's bar, the big mechanic that gets the propeller, and the big guy who gets his scarf caught in the belt in this one are all the same actor. Keep an eye out for him in the next one.

Well damn. You guys released this, Alex Hefner just released Back to the Future and Cinebindge released Final Destination all in the same hour. What to watch first?

I think this was the funniest reaction video I’ve seen. Are these guys also professional comedians?

Yay...been waiting for this upload! Looking forward to it!☺💚

OMG you guys are hysterical -I liked Temple of Doom but it was a lil over the top for me. Loved all the others. PS The kid also stars in Everything Everywhere All At Once.

The indian part was mostly shot in Sri Lanka.

Hey David! Waz up?😝 Seeing this when it first came out, I still like only certain areas of it. And to this day even in a reaction clip, I can't stand the palace dinner scene or the Bug tunnel. 😵😖😱 Loved your quips as always. 😁 The 3rd is better, funny thing too...a few of the main bad guys in it...used to work for "The Empire". Hope you get that reference lol.

“This should be a ride at Disney World.” 😂 You’re close. Disneyland Paris has a mine cart roller coaster called Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril. The only parks that have Indy rides are Paris and The OG Disneyland.

I saw one of your reactions the other day, but this one got me to subscribe... keep up the good work

This is my favorite one!!!! I ❤ short round!!!!

"Crack that whip" will be in my head all day...Thanks Marc!😂💚

You guys really took the jokes up to the next level with this movie! That was hilarious! Out of the Indiana Jones trilogy, this is my least favorite, but it’s still an awesome movie! Raiders is more iconic, but Last Crusade was the best for me. End it was the first time I realized that Sean Connery could do comedy! 🤯😆 It was subtle, but it was good! So good! And the funny thing is, even though Sean is playing Indiana Jones‘s dad, he’s actually only 11 years older than Harrison Ford! 👀🤣✌🏻💙💙💙

The Orkin training facility 😂😂

"Where would they find so many bugs?" - Marc You clearly have never been to Asia 🤣 Also I wanted to answer a question you had in the previous Indiana Jones movie (archaeologist here 😊). You were wandering how hard it was when you had to consider excavating a grave, but it's not an issue for an archaeologist, because if it is it would make sense that you chose a different specialty in the discipline (ceramics, metallurgy, buildings...whatever you might think of you can specialize in). The issue depends on the land you want to dig, because you have to follow the local rules and laws, and nowadays you also need the approval of local and indigenous communities. This is why for example the tomb of the first emperor of China (the one with the clay army) hasn't been opened yet and certainly will never be (emperor = divine power = related to gods and religion), and the same thing happens in Japan and many other places in the world. I'll stop there because it's a topic I might go on about for hours 😆 Also, an archaeologist doesn't know every tradition or language wherever he goes like Indiana does 😂I know it's just a movie, and I loved them myself as a kid, but some people take it more seriously and this is how you end up with lots of students who are there for the "treasure hunting", which is the opposite of what an archaeologist should do (they usually don't last past the first or second year once they understand what they're really going to find, but still🏺).

I would be like Willie and unable to eat any of it...except Indy's apple!😉

We can thank the producer of the Bond movies for the creation of Indiana Jones because he turned Spielberg down twice to direct a Bond movie which was always a dream of his bu he was considered too young at the time. Spielberg and George Lucas went on vacation together and Lucas was worried star wars would tank in the box office so to take their minds off of their problems they created Indiana Jones as an alternative to James Bond and the scene where he is wearing the white tuxedo is a homage to Bond. People hated the character of Willie and insinuated that she only got the role because she was dating Spielberg and eventually became Mrs Spielberg. Dan Ackroyd is the man who shows them to the plane.

There is one after the Sean Connery one. With Shia Labufe.

With all the gross stuff in it, this movie was definitely one of the top discussion topics in grade school. I was 9 when this came out. The graphic nature this movie and the movie Gremlins made the industry rethink about the rating system. As a result the PG-13 rating was created. The big fella Indy fought, that got squished in the rock crusher is the same actor Indy fought in Raiders, who got chopped up in the propeller. Pat Roach was a famous pro wrestler. It's funny you mentioned James Bond, because he actually was one of the main inspirations for the Indiana Jones character. In turn, several movies and even games were inspired by Indiana Jones. Remo Williams and Tomb Raider just to name a couple. For the parody comedy Spaceballs, one of the conditions George Lucas gave Mel Brooks, is that he couldn't dress up Lonestar like Han Solo. Instead, Brooks dressed him up like Indiana Jones. (Sneaky eh') This was filmed in Sri Lanka, China, U.S., and England. Ok. I'll shut up now.

I've only watched this film all the way through once lol. Mainly because my parents didn't feel like it was worth it and it was ok to skip to episode 3 without missing anything (due to it taking place before the last movie). I tend to agree lol. Some cool action sequences but I just didn't vibe with this. Though very excited for the next one!

Well hello again!

Hey David, have to correct you on one thing, and hope you don't mind. You said "This feels like Speed", I am sure you meant "Speed feels so Indiana Jones" Other than that, great reaction!

Short round gets crap but he's a great fun. Last Crusade is best, then Raiders, then Temple....leaving it at that lol

Kate capshaw did not come between Steven Spielberg and his wife Amy Irvin they we're already getting divorced before the movie went into production, so was George Lucas that is why they were striking such a dark theme with this movie based on them both going through a divorces. And Kate capshaw didn't start dating Steven Spielberg until years after this movie and didn't get married until 1990

Is that Whoopie Goldberg 🤣🤣

Don't know why people hate this movie. They say it's "too dark." Whatever. Dark is cool. I always liked family-friendly horror movies. This is the weakest of the three but still really cool. The next one is awesome.

The next one is my favorite. Glad to see you guys are enjoying these. After the next one, I would end the series. The fourth one is horrible and from the inside info I got on the fifth one, I'm not wasting my time.

Willie Scott has to be the most annoying character in any film ever. I liked the film but she had me grinding my teeth everytime she was on-screen. Loved the reaction. Another great one. Thank you for being so entertaining guys. Much love and appreciation.

I call this one temple of ewww