"THAT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM" ~ INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE ~ FIRST TIME WATCHING 

In the end, Elsa just couldn't Let it Go.

Easily my favorite Indiana Jones movie. Love the backstory at the beginning. And the chemistry between Ford and Connery is fantastic

I wish Sean Connery did more comedies. He is really funny in this movie

Another movie where they explain how Ford's character gets his chin scar. Here it's his amateur attempt at using the whip as a teen. In Working Girl he explains his gf tried to pierce his ear in the bathroom as a teen and he passed out and hit his chin on the toilet. In reality he got it when he was in a bad car accident when he was younger and hit a telephone pole.

Yep. Finished the trilogy. No other films in the series. Nope. And River still had Sneakers and My Own Private Idaho to film, along with a couple others.. River's last film, weirdly, is the 2012 film "Dark Blood", which was filmed in 1993 and left unfinished in tribute to him for two decades. There were also some missing scenes that Phoenix was unable to film and were completed with narration. The outside shot of the Temple is Petra, a real life world historical site in Jordan. It was ancient when the Romans occupied it. Also, Wilhelm scream. 31:10

Blimp travel started getting a bad name around 1937, due to the Hindenburg disaster. It was just landing in New Jersey after a flight from Frankfurt, when it exploded.

The "No ticket" part. OMG! 😆😂

I’m at that age where life takes more than it gives. … what a line ….

This is a movie for all Juniors who hate the fact they don’t have a name of their own. Once Henry called his son Indiana - his chosen name - that’s when Indy “woke up” and listened to his dad. My father actually used the line on me: you left home when you were finally getting interesting.

Awesome Reaction...... Sean Connery Plays this role Superbly...... In real life Sean was only 12 Years older than Harrison.... "Indiana" was the name of George Lucas's Alaskan Malamute Dog, which was also the inspiration for Chewbacca in Star Wars. The "Crusades" were the the wars/campaigns during the Middle ages to free Jerusalem from the Muslin's.... I like the 4th movie "Kingdom of the Crystal Skull....I have not seen "Dial of Desiny"..... Yet.....

I believe that George Lucas dog growing up was named Indiana, and not only is he Indys namesake he's also the inspiration for Chewbacca. I also believe there was a short show or it was canceled all together with River Phoenix being young Indy

41:44, Elsa couldn't let it go....

Ilsa helped me find out my type. Tall, blonde, sculpted cheekbones. And German. Not nazi just German.

This one was always my fav, THEN Raiders, then Temple. Now there are two more.....

The actor who played Donovan played General Veers in _Empire Strikes Back_ (the commander of the ATAT attack on Hoth.) The actor who played Hitler played Admiral Ozzel in _Return of the Jedi_ ("...He is as clumsy as he is stupid.")

2:04 his last completed movie was “A Thing Called Love” but his last film actually came out in 2012 called “Dark Blood”. He filmed 80% of the movie before he died and the director decided to complete it in 2012. He decided to complete it by narrating the script for the remaining scenes. 4:01 this was done to explain the scar on Harrison Ford’s chin. 43:00 that was actually the name of George Lucas’s dog. He worked with Spielberg to create Indiana jones cause Spielberg wanted to create a “James Bond” style movie and they worked out Indiana Jones in Hawaii while hiding out from the premiere of Star Wars A New Hope.

I love how they managed to have stuff in the climax mirror the beginning of Raiders to bring it full circle (not that that's the only part that had callbacks in this film). The first challenge was similar to the spears that shot out if you stepped into the light. The Leap of Faith was a callback to the pit they had to swing over with the whip. Spelling out the name of God was similar to Indy having to watch where he stepped while walking up to the golden idol. Both temples collapsed because of something somebody did wrong with the artifact they were trying to extract. And Indy either flew off or rode off into the sunset.

3:09 That’s what they all say. 11:37 Saki to him! The actor who played Marcus, also lent his voice to the movie Watership Down.

I remember seeing this in the theater with my dad as a kid. The library scene with the OP book stamp cracked me up!

Those of us who grew up watching Sean Connery as James Bond got a great laugh watching him bungle the escape and set fire to the room.😂

Petra is a real site located in Jordan. The movie filmed the outside but not the inside. I don’t think they were allowed to. It’s on my bucket list to visit.

27:03, at least she kept it in the family.

My Private Idaho was one of his last movie's. Also Sneakers with an ensemble cast including Robert Redford, Dan Ackroyd, Sidney Poitier, and more. He was a young adult in that one.

16:33 I found no mentions of hauntings but the castles real name is Schloss /castle Bürresheim in Germany.

Hey Hey there Tara. Hope you have had a good week. You had me laughing, batting your eyes, poking fun at the girls. Love your reaction, as always. Have a good weekend. 😉

Saw this in the cinema and enjoyed it so much I went back the next day to watch it again

Did you ever wonder why the knight was speaking to Indiana Jones in contemporary English rather than Norman French? 🤨

Yes Tara and Kevin looking forward to it all love 🥰

Indiana Jones gets a lot of grief these days as a kind of pseudo-criminal "stealing cultural treasures for western museums" a concept that has been blown way out of proportion to objective reality. The real sad fact is that most people do not give a rodent's backside about any history unless someone is willing to pay them for it. International antiquities treaties require the return of any artifact at the request of a legit institution from that region who must agree not to resell it. The much derided British Museum houses thousands of artifacts from other countries and 99.99% of them have not been requested returned, however 100% of the legit requests have been honored. The real problem in antiquities is "private collections" held by obsessive rich collectors - like the Walter Donovan character we are introduced to in this movie. These private collections are often completely undocumented and poorly stored to optimize display over preservation. Due to black market demand many antiquities in private collections are from museums who "lost" the work or "discovered" the original was replaced with a fake.

@4:04 The guy River was fighting on the right is the actor that plays River’s older brother, Eyeball Chambers in Stand By Me. And he was a pallbearer at River’s funeral. Sean Connery really good flick - Finding Forrester River Phoenix - A Night In The Life Of Jimmy Reardon

It is not a blimp! It is an airship, it has a full metal skeleton! It's an entirely different kind of flying, alltogether.

10:29 excited 10:25 comment helping search 10:27 Tara has a feeling and goes with her gut [nothing gastro-intestinal] Tara might have carpentry skill because she nailed it. 10:29 yes!, you did!!-Ernie Moore Jr.

I named our Malamut Indiana without knowing about George Lukas' dog.

23:37 comment luvin' the misspeak.-Ernie Moore Jr.

14:55 comment 15:03 scenery comment.-Ernie Moore Jr.

9:26 listen comment,9:29 comment 9:33.-Ernie Moore Jr.

" So Do You !!!! "

I got Eskimo brothers from the show The League. I would love to see Tara react to that show maybe 2 or 3 episodes at a time.

41:35 comment 41:38 addressed earlier 0:49 42:06.-Ernie Moore Jr

It's always fun rewatching movies with the two of you. I really did enjoy this one. Thanks again T & K.

32:03 comment casting.-Ernie Moore Jr.

21:11 comment 21:15 put down the phone, Tara already called it -Ernie Moore Jr.

7:24 a react face.-Ernie Moore Jr.

5:01 react... appreciation.-Ernie Moore Jr.

The Awesomeness that Is Continues! 👊😎✊ Harrison Ford is The MAN!👍👌 Junior! 😲 DON'T CALL ME JUNIOR!!! 😊😁😂🍁

Maybe next year for St.Patrick day you’ll watch Darby O’Shea and the little people a pretty young Sean Connery

That wasn't a blimp. It was a zeppelin. The big difference is that blimps are nonrigid, relying on the pressure of the gas inside to keep their shape, the same way a balloon does. Zeppelins are rigid and hold their shape even when they are not filled with their lifting gas.

O. K. !!! I wil!! :-> -Ernie Moore Jr.

The Hindenburg Disaster on May 6, 1937 did not help the blimps either.

I was thirty something when I figured out that “last” refers to “previous”😅 as in, the last time there was a crusade.

As the OCD pedant rises in me, I must clarify that there was no blimp travel in this movie. The craft was a dirigible, which has a steel frame with a fabric covering and multiple internal hydrogen chambers to keep it aloft. A blimp has no frame, simply a gondola strapped under a shaped balloon. Oh, and after that whole Hindenburg thing of course hydrogen fell out of style since helium isn't as... kaboomy. 😁

Are you telling me that you don't like : Snake Surprise - Bug's-"Chilled Monkey Brains ? 🤔 😂😂😂😂

Happy birthday, Tara! I turned 43 on the first, so we’re fellow May babies! The BS of it is you get to be Gen X, but I’m stuck being a Millennial.

Tara has, Super good reacts.-Ernie Moore Jr.

31:23 react joyous appreciation.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Some days (like today) I feel like _I_ belong in a museum.

20:12 react 20:18.-Ernie Moore Jr.

10:32 comment. correctness Joy.-Ernie Moore Jr.

😂😂 you’re funny man thanks for the laughs. Great reaction. 😊👏🥰

1:45 react Phoenix reaction.-Ernie Moore Jr.

great work guys

You should check out The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles for more back story of Indiana Jones.

NOW on the The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull!

Okay, so.. Harrison did a film in 1985 called The Mosquito Coast. It is a somewhat controversial movie because of the politics and messaging it seems to be saying as its theme, but it's the film Ford really went on a limb taking a chance playing a wildly unhinged man whose the lead of the film, but he ain't no hero or even anti -hero. He's nuts. Harrison had balls to commit to the part as written which is an unsympathetic madman who uproots his family from America to move to a third world country because he believes the American dream only works overseas now. Blah blah f*ckety blah. The young actor cast as his son who comes of age in a hurry where his rite of passage will eventually be a direct collision course with his stark raving insane pops. River Phoenix plays Harrison's son and rheir entire dynamic as father and son is revieting. River had just came off of Stand By Me directly into this and he's flat out amazing. His range at that young am age where he's holding his own against prime Ford at the height of his powers whose absolutely going for it in a truly go-for-broke gonzo performance. But, it's Phoenix's big monologue scene away from Ford where in the middle of Hell he declares his undying love to an equally young, game Martha Plimpton that is easily the best scene of the movie. He would play a similar complicated uprooted teen four years later in Running On Empty, but here he's got the intensity of a thousand suns and nobody can touch him. He owns rhat movie. This is all context to say that Harrison said he liked him as an actor, but what took him aback was how earily close River looked like Harrison did when he was a teenager. And there's a vid somewhere on RU-vid where they matched Ford's high school yearbook photo next to River's and they are dead ringers for each other. So, flash forward three years when Spielberg is casting The Last Crusade and explaining the opening origin story portion to Harrison. Steven said his only concern was finding a young actor doning the impossible task of living up to being the youthful embodiment of what we know the boy will grow up to be our swash buckling dashing hero adventurer that was already iconic played by an equally iconic actor of Ford's caliber. Spieberg said he was already dreading the cattle call audition process to find this fool's errand perfect young Indy. Ford immediately said, don't bother. I already found him. I got just the kid. Steven asked who and that's when Ford explained his working experience with Phoenix and how he was the spitting image of him when he was his age. Plus, people said he sounded like him when scenes called for River to be dark and intensely brooding. Which, of course, Spielberg knew every working and non working actor in Hollywood and absolutely loved River Phoenix as a performer and was sold on the idea instantly. Phoenix would later say sheepishly in an interview that the crew used to egg him on during the Mosquito Coast shoot to 'do Harrison.' And Phoenix had developed a Ford impression to bust up everybody be between takes. Never realizing that the send-up impression of Harrison would prove invaluable a couple years later when he got the part as teen Indy. When he grabs tgayt snake in the cave and dismissevely dangles it in front of him, saying 'It's just a snake.' in pitch perfect Ford snark and scawling indiffernce, it's really impressive and pretty glorious.

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I Just love Seeing Your Reactions To All These Great Movie's, Sweetheart

@42:56 Indiana was named after George Lucas’ dog.

Now that you are done with Indiana Jones, here's some pulpy recommendations (big action, old timey, dames) - The Rocketeer, with Timothy Dalton and Alan Arkin The Phantom, with Billy Zane The Shadow, with Alec Baldwin and Ian McKellen The Mummy, with Brendan Fraser Valiant, with Stephen Moyer (True Blood) and Katherine Heigl, based on the King Arthur comic strip Prince Valiant More directly related to Indiana Jones are the Richard Chamberlain Allan Quartermain movies - King Solomon's Mine and The Lost City Of Gold. Both have a young Sharon Stone, John Rhys Davis is in the first and James Earl Jones is in the second. Indiana draws a lot of inspiration from Quartermain. Treasure hunting, fist fighting, shooting fist fighters, smart ass, ladies man, chaos generator... Quartermain even fights Germans (pre-genocide😬)

27:54, not that old, the good doctor can attest to that.

25:44, nobody's gonna mention the Hindenburg disaster at all?

Yeah, poor Indy got his dad's sloppy seconds. Shudders.

What happens at 11 o'clock? 😂

"He chose......... Poorly."

Indiana Jones. Starring Jack Ryan and James Bond.

There are still more to come

Here's a great! movie for you it's call Date With an Angel hope you like it

Indiana Jones is an excellent trilogy... trilogy

37:45 it's to do with the muslim faith, a muslim person wouldn't have knelt he'd have bowed to the ground

They had blimps back then?!? Umm.... the Hindenburg anyone? And it's a zeppelin, not a "blimp." Blimps are filled with helium. Zeppelin's used hydrogen, and were extremely flammable, hence the Hindenburg disaster.

Hello Tara, I want to tell you guys something since you’re so understanding, I’ve been down in the dumps lately and I haven’t had any one to talk to about my feelings. I’m moving for the first time in my life in about a month and a half. I’m scared that I’m going to be alone for the first time in my life. Can I message you on here whenever I need to talk, if and when I’m really down and need a pick me up?

Can I pet that dog. Thank you!

*** 11:31 react,, comment 11:33,,11:36 reference 11:35 movieline,, ???? Dif the reference insert be wrong,,Or from the same novie and nicer just having to show the movie. But Not showing the phrase, said in the movie-- smell, baddd, but clip for, Sara(h) friend.-Ernie Moore Jr.

Ford and Connery had unreal chemistry. Do yourself a favor do not watch the rest they should of ended it here. It saddens me when I see Rover Phoenix and what might of been if he did not OD

One of my favourite Childhood hereos. Still find his taste in women awfull...

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They should have stopped with this movie! The next 2 movies I found to be very disappointing.