Orellana's Resting Place | Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 2008 Movie Clip HD 4K 

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I love how mysterious this scene is. And underrated moment from an underrated movie.

This scene feel like an Indiana Jones movie.

You can tell Harrison was having a blast playing Indy again, especially in these moments.

The gentle reprise of the theme song when he does the knife trade makes me smile.

2:13 Mutt was saying he shouldn't take belongings from the dead. He believes it's disrespect.

1:57 Mutt: what just happened Indiana Jones: he's been wrapped up for 500 years air doesn't agree with him

I hope this movie now gets more love with dial of destiny out. I never got the hate of this one.

this is the best scene of the movie by far. It almost seems to belong to a different movie.

0:20 I love the Temple of Doom Short-Round reference. Indy learned his lesson lol!

This scene was my favorite from the film. It’s so simple and yet so good. 1:14 to 1:39 Would this actually happen in real life? Would a corpse fall apart like this? 1:44 Aside from this scene, (in my opinion, with nothing against anyone involved in making this film), the only other two things good about this film were: 1, we see Marion again, and 2, Mutt is her and Indy’s son. He was most likely conceived in Raiders of the Lost Ark when Indy spent the night with Marion on the boat.

This scene is underrated

You think indy ever believed in life beyond their solar system, and finding this Skull challenged his entire beliefs? Bewildered by its "magnetic" properties, he was absolutely mesmerized, but terrified at the same time.

Best scene in the whole movie. Quiet, mysterious, ominous.

Was it ever explained why the skull was magnetic? Was it just part of the biology of the inter-dimensional beings?

I'm excited for Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny on June 30th (2023).

This movie is as good as the first three ❤

This is my favorite part

Those Spaniards, always in the seeking for gold 😫🤔

I don’t understand the hate for this movie, the claims were so bait.

It was filmed to be reminiscent of an 1950s sci-fi B movie. Hence the lighting, as the film was set in the 50s they wanted to give it that 50s adventure flavour. Very underrated film unfortunately.

I like all the Mutt Scenes

I've not seen this film, but I was curious to see how the arrival of the central plot McGuffin would be compared to say...the Ark of the Covenant. And I must say, I feel they missed a trick with the reveal. It's all 'functional' dialogue at a time where it needs to be spooky. To establish the ominous tone and the supernatural threat the artefact poses. They should have taken all the talking out. Having Indie and Mutt emote with close ups of their faces. Have indie unwrap the mummies, one by one, letting the score build with the wind whistling. And then finally on the last one, with ominous strings, have the back of the skull keep going in a profile shot. Until it becomes obvious that what's in his hand is a skull - and it isn't human. Not even close. Only then do you open with the line "what...is this thing?". As the comments on the Ark reveal said - let the soundtrack build tension, dread, make the item seem primordial and surrounded by death. That it wasn't for mortal men to be handling.

This movie copped alot of flak because of the Aliens premise being too unbelievable, I would like to point out that the previous three films involved the Ark of the Covenenant, a heart-wrenching Death Cult with mystic stones, and a cup that grants everlasting life, known as the Holy Grail. Aliens really can't be any less believeable that miraculous objects.

I really love this movie, the popular reasons for hating it are so stupid !!!

Wow.

Crystal Skull is so much better than DoD.

xenomorpher skull

I think logan lerman could do the job

Im. Not sure why the fans were lukewarm. It’s better than the last crusade

I think the biggest flaw of this movie was making the crystal skull look like that

This feels like a real Indy moment. Teaching his successor, who catches on quick. I wish they could've stayed like this. Always liked Kingdom of The Crystal Skull even if it did get a bit weird in the end.

I love the fact that Indy is super confused about the crystal skull and is probably the first time he hold an artifact and then says "what is this thing?"

I think people really focus on the negatives of this film (swinging on vines, cgi, weird lighting) but don’t give credit to scenes like this. An exposition dumb scene done very well. It conveys the mystery of the skull in an entertaining way and has great chemistry between Harrison Ford and Shia. I never hated this movie and I really think everyone else did because of the Star Wars prequels backlash and the negatives I mentioned earlier

This is why I love skull, its feels very spooky and adventurous

1:44 Mutt: looks like he just died yesterday Indiana Jones: it's the wrapping they preserved him

The actual Francisco de Orellana wa way more badass. He built a boat to sail down the Amazon starting at the Andes, observed the cities he saw along the way, coined the term 'Amazon' from the tribes where female warriors as well as male ones attacked his crew, arrived at the Atlantic, built a full-masted ship, and sailed back to Spain.

we see more sides of mutt here. he's observant and has a respect for history.

Indiana Jones: Don’t Touch Anything lol 0:21

Kylo Means Mutt in Sith.

"Don't touch anything"...then proceeds to rip open a mummy😂😂😂

So Orellana Hid The Skull Behind His Resting Seat All That Time? (Just Asking)

One of the few actual decent scenes in the film & right before it all completely falls apart.

3:33 i used to work in landscaping with my dad and anytime there a rotted log with covered in insects or anything that smelled like absolute shit he’d reference this scene and just give it to me 😂

3:27 the coins were in close proximity to the powerful magnet already why weren't they already sticking to it?😂😂

Best ecene of indiana jones and kingdom of the crystal skull

Maybe my favorite scene in the movie. It also has a very cool and mysterious score.

The problem with this film is that there is little movement or natural lighting during these explanation scenes. Ford and LaBeouf do their best, but this is uninteresting because of how flat and routine the scene is filmed and how the cinematography is very competent, but not creating a sense of this place as an actual location.

when after Dial of Destiny suddenly Crystal Skull looks good

1:55 The prototype for the Tom Holland/MCU "What just happened?" line. So cringy.

I never knew that Fransisco De Orellana was actually a real person