"He's got a two day head start on you, which is more than he needs. Brody's got friends in every town and village from here to the Sudan, he speaks a dozen languages, knows every local custom. He'll blend in, disappear, you'll never see him again. With any luck, he's got the grail already." One of the great disappointments of film is that Ford didn't make more IJ movies in his prime.
Oh my God! Minty has eyes!!!!!!!! This movie has the BEST characterization & ending of the franchise! I LOVE the part where they reveal the running gag of "Junior" to be Indy's name & he embraces being "Junior". Then the music just at its peak as the foursome ride off into the sunset. Perfect ending to the series, or it would have been. And John Williams's score was amazing (as always).
@@nostalgiainjection8867 I work with a guy who was a stunt diver, portraying one of the Smokers on "Water World". He still has the helmet from his costume.
@@jediknightjairinaiki560 omg that is so cool I'd love to have a conversation with him. I'm just binge watching the atol's channel you friend might like it. Thanks for the reply😎😍
I remember going to the movie theater with my father, to see Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade. Talking about relationships between fathers and sons, we haven't had the best relationship, and haven't seen or spoken to each other for the better part of 20 years now. I don't have many moments or memories that bring a smile to my face, in regards to my father... But, watching this film in the theater, just he and I, always brings a smile to my face. It was rare that I got a chance to spend time with him alone, usually time spent with him also included my older brother and younger sister. So just the two of us, watching this movie and getting a kick out of seeing Indy on another quest will always have a special place in my heart.
I don't know the details obviously, but it is never too late to bridge gaps created in life.. Pride can lead us on a path that we may ultimately regret when the chance to mend past differences has gone. I am a father and there isn't a day that goes past that I do not wish my children would simply send me a text saying how they are, but all I can do is wait and hope that they become wise enough to realise that holding onto bitterness is defeating. You don't have to make him part of your life everyday, and he may not deserve it, but I bet he feels the same way.
This was my favorite Indiana Jones film of the trilogy when I was a kid. This video inspired me to go back and rewatch it again, and I was amazed at how much I still remembered. Thanks for reminding me about a forgotten childhood joy 😊
The temple of doom will always be my favorite. Willie was completely unprepared for that adventure which makes her mannerisms hysterical. And short round is just amazing. I grew up loving that movie and was beyond shocked when I learned later that the movie was reviewed negatively.
As a kid, I enjoyed Temple of Doom, but now that I'm older, I am "can someone just shut her up already". But I've always loved Last Crusade. The chemistry between Ford and Connery just can't be beat.
Completely agree on "Crusade" being a film that is better appreciated with time, as when you're young the father-son dynamic completely flies over your head, and it's that dynamic the one that makes this movie truly special. Sometimes Spielberg is accused (fairly, IMO) on being too sappy and sentimental in some of his movies, but here it fits perfectly with Indy's story.
The father/son theme also gave freshness to the franchise, helping avoid yawn-inducing redundancy you get in many sequels. Connery playing the role made the movie.
The Last Crusade was and still is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. It is the best written of the three, and has plenty of action and “punch” in my opinion.
@@BennyLlama39 yeah, Raiders is definitely a close second for me. What cinched it for me was the fact that although Raiders is an excellent film and a great story, the Last Crusade was two stories being told at once, and as someone who didn’t really understand or appreciate his father as a young man, as I’ve gotten older I kind of had my own similar (albeit much less interesting) experience of getting to know him better and having an appreciation for him later in life. So the story is more meaningful for me, personally. But both are exceptional films.
The Pursuit of Happyness. The lead actors were actual father and son, and it was based off of a true story of a father working to get back his son from a bitter divorce. That's an ultimate father/son movie.
@@brianfinlay5817 On paper, maybe, but it takes more than related actors and a true story to make the movie "the ultimate". Real world relationships frequently do not translate into on-screen chemistry.
This one is my favorite. Some elements like the action and villains are not quite on the level of Raiders, but they're still good, and the pitch perfect father/son arc more than makes up for it.
This was definitely meant to be the final film (as we all know). Raiders has a truck chase scene, starting on horseback. Temple of Doom has a car chase and a mine cart scene and even an inflatable raft ride. I picture Lucas asking Spielberg what's left for the 3rd. Spielberg tells him, "We could have a train, boats, motorcycles, a blimp, an airplane dog fight, or a tank. What do you think we should go with?" Lucas replies, "Why not all of them?"
This was my absolute favorite film as a kid. I’ve seen it dozens of time. As I’ve grown up, I recognize Raiders as the “better” Indy film, but I will always prefer Crusade out of all three.
I agree. Last Crusade was my favorite with Raiders being more or less tied for 1st (gun to my head I'd pick Crusade) although I did absolutely appreciate Temple of Doom for what it was.
"You have chosen wisely." This has been my personal favourite of all the original trilogy (I don't bother counting the ridiculous Kingdom of the Crystal Skull). The chemistry between Sean Connery & Harrison Ford is really what sells this movie. Although it is an hour before he appears, but when he does he literally steals every scene he is in. Although back in 1989 Batman was the No.1 movie domestically in the US, Last Crusade was the number one movie internationally. It is still hugely rewatchhable.
honestly if skull had been the 3rd film and last crusade been the fourth idk if people would hate it so much. i never thought it was that it was a terrible film just had huge shoes to fill compared to crusade.
I love how the music in all three films matches the culture they’re dealing with. The music in Last Crusade has a stately, elegant Easter mass feeling.
Sir Connery's mannerisms as the elder Dr. Jones reminded me so much of my late father who, like the character, sported a white beard and had a similar detachment hiding endless affection and love. I enjoy the movie now even more than when it was new.
A cool little detail at the beginning of the movie; one of the goons chasing young Indiana Jones (played by River Phoenix) was played by Bradly Gregg, who also played Eyeball Chambers, older brother to Chris Chambers (also played by River Phoenix) in Stand By Me.
I need to rewatch this now being 42 and a father but, Temple of Doom will always have a special d & d feel in my childhood heart. Another great video Minty thanks!
That sequence when the guy drank from the holy grail and turned old fast eally freaked me out of the kid. But I really enjoyed Indiana Jones and his father's interactions throughout the movie.
I almost wish Donovan had died in a more conventional way, if only because his onscreen death puts paid to my fun little idea that Donovan is secretly a Scaroth splinter (Julian Glover had played an alien splintered through time named Scaroth on _Doctor Who_ in 1979).
I just can't see anyone else but Sean Connery playing Indy's father. I don't think anyone else could have done a better job. I don't think the movie would have been the same. RIP Sean Connery. You truly are a national treasure. BTW, Minty your sun glasses were made to be part of your videos just like Sean Connery was made to play Indy's father. It's just not the same without them!!
Why is it Michael Byrne always is getting forgotten about when people talk about the cast of this great film. He's a great underrated actor that plays the other villian, Ernst Vogel. What a fun cartoon villain
'you left just when you were becoming interesting!' one of my favorite lines. this movie has brilliant dialogue between Indy and his father. the humor is so good. And the part where Hitler signs his dad's diary... omg. hilarious.
When I was a kid, I always hoped they would do a forth movie and base it on the video game "Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis" Such an awesome game and Indy story.
The 3rd one was the first one I was allowed to see in the theater and boy I was blown away 😃 I‘m so thankful that I had the luck to be a Kid/Teenager in the 70’s, 80‘s and 90‘s… so many great and original movies we were able to experience in cinemas and be amazed by the practical effects and great story telling… Jaws, Indiana Jones, Ghostbusters, E.T., Terminator, Back to the Future, The Goonies… the List goes on and on… and countless great Thrillers in the 90‘s…. Oh man… I miss those days… today it‘s all Comic Books and even though I like those Marvel Movies it‘s starting to get boring. Thanks Minty for bringing back sweet memories 👍🏻🤗
I know your sunglasses are your trademark, and I know others have commented but I'm a serious note I really felt seeing your eyes gives you a greater connection with the audience. I don't want to say honesty but you know where I'm going. In my opinion which could be completely worthless it makes you more relatable keep up the good work love your videos
It truly is the last Indiana Jones movie. There has never been another movie in that franchise. I swear on my Crystal Skull that is the truth. Anyway, another great video Mark about one of my favorite movies as a teenager. Thanks.
I was 16 when it was released and it was during the exams. So a classmate went to see it and was raving and hinting. And I do wanted to see it. But then we went on holiday etc. I finally got to see it on august 10th 1990 (it was released in May 1990 in NL). And I loved it! I always adored temple of doom, but this instantly became my favorite. There are so many clever and well shit action sequences. You are really falling from one action and location into the next. The humor is more present and also emotion. And I remember the feeling when Indy went over the cliff! And Sean is looking over with Brody and Shalah. I felt really sad! My mind was racing: “Who would kill off Indy?” And I guess the whole theater went quite but I remember the roar of the audience when he climbed up! And then moments later the disbelief that Dr Jones Senior now gets shot! Man! Such a great adventure movie, the best out there!
The first twelve minutes of this film always depresses me now, because I loved River Phoenix as young Indiana Jones, and just four years later he died far too soon.
After my Mum died when I was 28, my Dad used to keep visiting me abroad and we became the best of friends. This movie always reminded me so much of our relationship.
Minty - I don't know if you read the comments but just wanted you to know, I've been having a tough go with insomnia for a little bit...your videos are one of the things helping me through it. love your wit and humour and oh my gosh no sunglasses in this one! 😍😍😍😍
Hey Minty, Can you do a video about the 1985 film Real Genius? It has a great soundtrack, memorable characters and many funny lines. Bring back the 😎 Minty!
Yes, Dreamy Eyed Man, I too am glad they chose to close the trilogy when they did, Yes, Indiana Riding off into the Sunset surrounded by his Father and his Companions was a fitting way to Bid Farewell to one of the great heroes of Film.
Last Crusade is truly fantastic and adventurous! I think Connery totally gets a great chance to play a very different character here; definitely a solid contrast from his version of James bond!
🦈⚓Loved the River Phoenix prologue,his bangs were looking good& he could've pulled off Han Solo so well back then:)He played Harrison Ford's son in The Mosquito Coast-1986-directed by great Aussie director Peter Weir🦈⚓
Watching this again, many years later, now as a father, makes a brilliant movie *borderline* sad (in a TON of feels kinda way) at times to watch. Many small scenes really have heart. Too bad they didn’t stop at this one.
@@elijeremiah1058 offcourse they thought that way, and i think that maybe was the only old tank model that really drives at this time. I don't know any ww2 german tanks that are functional.
I'm glad you came around to this film. I always loved it. What makes me laugh, is that Elsa, was a blonde-haired Austrian woman and Indiana Jones "let her go...".
this movie is absolutely fantastic when hes telling the Nazis that Brody has the book, and hes a master of disguise he knows 30 languages and will blend in. very next scene is him bumbling around in some foreign town. absolutely hillarious
I'm probably wrong, but I'd always assumed Jones mentioned Brody by name, while-- to an extent-- describing Salah. Like, blending in because he knows the local languages/customs, etc. 🙂
So funny how we perceive movies differently from each other. I saw Quest for the Holy Grail eight times in the theater during it's initial run when I was about 10 years old. It was definitely my favorite of the tree then and now. Maybe it was the deeper emotion in it that got me. I was missing that in my family unit and I really identified with Indy re-connecting with his father. Either way, thanks for your awesome vid. Much entertainment for me!
The Last Crusade is not only my personal favourite Indiana Jones Film but I think it is thee best one in general out of the whole Original Trilogy especially with Harrison Ford & Sean Connery’s chemistry making that film what it was. Plus I could relate to it as it was one of the last films I watched with my Dad before he died when I was 7. Great times before the end times!🤘😎🤘
It's pretty amazing that Dr. Jones even found his dad in a giant world at war. And THEN he went on to find the Grail. I can't even find the remote when it's lost in the sopha cushions, half the time... 🙄
Minty, you forgot to mention the offshoot prequill, 'Young indiana Jones' T.V. series. from 1992-93. Which was inspired from the beginning of 'The last crusade' where you see young indiana, securing the golden chalice.
This is my favorite of the entire series. I think it was a great blend of action and comedy. Sean Connery definitely added something special to the film with his performance.
Temple was my favorite as a kid, but as you said, this movie becomes more beloved with age. It's now my favorite of the Indy films. I feel like the tie was a counter to Connery's bowtie. Kind of an old vs young dynamic.
Yes, that one doesn't get enough love. People are too much against Willie Scott but her being slightly annoying was the point. She even gets in a couple of good punches toward the end though.
Crusade also has a great cameo with Alexei Sayle (The Balowskis in "The Young Ones") as he plays the Sultan of Satay who reeally REALLY likes the Rolls Royce Phantom II. 🤣
I love all the Indiana Jones movies, well, Crystal Skull not so much, but the first 3 definitely! I love the chemistry between Ford and Connery! Brilliant. I also saw this at the cinema! It was awesome 🤩
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The scene toward the end where Henry Jones Sr. is hanging on to his son and says, "Indiana. Indiana. Let it go." always causes me to tear up.
The part when the tank goes off the cliff and Henry thinks that Indy is dead makes me feel the same way.😢
@@joshjones6536 Agreed.
My dad used to talk to me like that when I was being stubborn and wanted something real bad.
There’s a definite strong father-son connection in that moment.
ditto
Harrison Ford plays Indiana Jones perfectly and RIP Sean Connery we will never forget you
R.I.P Harrison Ford.Aka Indiana Jones.
@@paulcowlishaw He died!? Did he wreck another plane!?
@@paulcowlishaw good job he’s not made to do any more
Sean Connery died??!? WTF
@@paulcowlishaw
Harrison Ford hasn't died.
"He's got a two day head start on you, which is more than he needs. Brody's got friends in every town and village from here to the Sudan, he speaks a dozen languages, knows every local custom. He'll blend in, disappear, you'll never see him again. With any luck, he's got the grail already."
One of the great disappointments of film is that Ford didn't make more IJ movies in his prime.
Oh my god that scene was so great!
@@jwprimetime9795 Then cuts to Brody sticking out like a tourist made for a good laugh in the theater.
They made a mistake not making one in the mid 90s to re-feature Lao Che which was a missed opportunity
I know, I love that line!
"You know Marcus! He once got lost in his own museum!"
Oh my God! Minty has eyes!!!!!!!!
This movie has the BEST characterization & ending of the franchise! I LOVE the part where they reveal the running gag of "Junior" to be Indy's name & he embraces being "Junior". Then the music just at its peak as the foursome ride off into the sunset. Perfect ending to the series, or it would have been. And John Williams's score was amazing (as always).
Dare I say it, with some facial hair and eyes he's not too dissimilar looking to a younger Vernon Wells!
"You! You can run but ya can't hide!"
Minty really does look like a normal person. I dunno. I've come to enjoy his look and image, so MINTY! put the sunglasses back on!
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Yeah, I think we can all see why he wears the shades now. Maybe it's just me.
It was so nice to see Minty's face! At long last!
Another little known fact- the:" she talks in her sleep" line was improvised by Sean Connery
I love his little smile after he says that!
@@LadyOnikara
And Indy's face 😂
I've got a lot of fond memories of that dog.
I LOVE WATER WORLD!
@@nostalgiainjection8867 Haha! Me too!
@@nostalgiainjection8867 I work with a guy who was a stunt diver, portraying one of the Smokers on "Water World". He still has the helmet from his costume.
@@jediknightjairinaiki560 omg that is so cool I'd love to have a conversation with him. I'm just binge watching the atol's channel you friend might like it. Thanks for the reply😎😍
@theatoll good to see you here too!
I remember going to the movie theater with my father, to see Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade. Talking about relationships between fathers and sons, we haven't had the best relationship, and haven't seen or spoken to each other for the better part of 20 years now. I don't have many moments or memories that bring a smile to my face, in regards to my father... But, watching this film in the theater, just he and I, always brings a smile to my face. It was rare that I got a chance to spend time with him alone, usually time spent with him also included my older brother and younger sister. So just the two of us, watching this movie and getting a kick out of seeing Indy on another quest will always have a special place in my heart.
I don't know the details obviously, but it is never too late to bridge gaps created in life.. Pride can lead us on a path that we may ultimately regret when the chance to mend past differences has gone.
I am a father and there isn't a day that goes past that I do not wish my children would simply send me a text saying how they are, but all I can do is wait and hope that they become wise enough to realise that holding onto bitterness is defeating. You don't have to make him part of your life everyday, and he may not deserve it, but I bet he feels the same way.
This was my favorite Indiana Jones film of the trilogy when I was a kid. This video inspired me to go back and rewatch it again, and I was amazed at how much I still remembered. Thanks for reminding me about a forgotten childhood joy 😊
This film was a lot of fun. It's a shame they didn't just end the series with this one, which was a perfect ending.
What are you talking about? There are no more Indiana Jones movies after this 😏...
@@jamesduncan6729 Agreed! :)
What about Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skulls out in 2008
@@jodyspiegel73 😱😱😱 That doesn't exist
I've heard within the last few weeks that a script for a new Indy film is in production.
The temple of doom will always be my favorite. Willie was completely unprepared for that adventure which makes her mannerisms hysterical. And short round is just amazing. I grew up loving that movie and was beyond shocked when I learned later that the movie was reviewed negatively.
Completely agree
Yeah I freaking love it!
Yeah, I'm not sure why though. The movie was great and I even liked it just a bit more than Raiders personally.
Temple of doom was my first indi film, and I loved it more than the others.
As a kid, I enjoyed Temple of Doom, but now that I'm older, I am "can someone just shut her up already". But I've always loved Last Crusade. The chemistry between Ford and Connery just can't be beat.
I simply love the transition from River Phoenix to Harrison Ford! Gives me the chills every single time!
"Fly, yes. Land, no." - gets me every time
Especially given Ford's track record with his planes
My flying experience in a nutshell.
"Son, I'm sorry. They got us."
Completely agree on "Crusade" being a film that is better appreciated with time, as when you're young the father-son dynamic completely flies over your head, and it's that dynamic the one that makes this movie truly special.
Sometimes Spielberg is accused (fairly, IMO) on being too sappy and sentimental in some of his movies, but here it fits perfectly with Indy's story.
Spielberg and Lucas definitely love them some melodrama.
I agree. But even in 1989 the Nazi bad guy plot seemed a bit tired....
The father/son theme also gave freshness to the franchise, helping avoid yawn-inducing redundancy you get in many sequels. Connery playing the role made the movie.
I loved Temple of Doom. All 3 were pretty awesome. I agree that this movie gets better the older you get. I like it more now.
I actually like part 3 the most
This is my favorite Indiana Jones movie, him and his dad were really funny together
The Last Crusade was and still is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. It is the best written of the three, and has plenty of action and “punch” in my opinion.
And I would argue the best score as well.
I've got it tied with Raiders for first place, myself. 🙂
Yeah I never felt it was light on action.
@@Kitfoo77 oh hell yeah.
@@BennyLlama39 yeah, Raiders is definitely a close second for me. What cinched it for me was the fact that although Raiders is an excellent film and a great story, the Last Crusade was two stories being told at once, and as someone who didn’t really understand or appreciate his father as a young man, as I’ve gotten older I kind of had my own similar (albeit much less interesting) experience of getting to know him better and having an appreciation for him later in life. So the story is more meaningful for me, personally. But both are exceptional films.
This is the Ultimate Father and Son Story and one of the reasons why Hollywood should learn from its mistakes on how to make a film trilogy.
I thought that was “The Empire Strikes Back”? 🤷🏽♂️
The Pursuit of Happyness. The lead actors were actual father and son, and it was based off of a true story of a father working to get back his son from a bitter divorce. That's an ultimate father/son movie.
@@brianfinlay5817 On paper, maybe, but it takes more than related actors and a true story to make the movie "the ultimate". Real world relationships frequently do not translate into on-screen chemistry.
I feel like Harrison Ford was most of my childhood; between Star Wars, Indiana and Clancy, he covered all the bases.
Same. And not forgetting Blade Runner... I initially recall him from that as opposed to star wars... though I adored and still adore star wars.
Agreed! 💯
Just missed Jurassic Park
This one is my favorite. Some elements like the action and villains are not quite on the level of Raiders, but they're still good, and the pitch perfect father/son arc more than makes up for it.
Sean Connery is brilliant as Professor Henry Jones, Sr.😀👍
'Temple of Doom' is my favorite, there... I said it
This was definitely meant to be the final film (as we all know).
Raiders has a truck chase scene, starting on horseback.
Temple of Doom has a car chase and a mine cart scene and even an inflatable raft ride.
I picture Lucas asking Spielberg what's left for the 3rd. Spielberg tells him, "We could have a train, boats, motorcycles, a blimp, an airplane dog fight, or a tank. What do you think we should go with?" Lucas replies, "Why not all of them?"
This was my absolute favorite film as a kid. I’ve seen it dozens of time. As I’ve grown up, I recognize Raiders as the “better” Indy film, but I will always prefer Crusade out of all three.
Raiders wasn't better.
@@dannyd7714 The best Indiana Jones are Raiders of the lost ark, temple of doom and the last crusade. Kingdom of Crystall Skull was a mess.
I agree. Last Crusade was my favorite with Raiders being more or less tied for 1st (gun to my head I'd pick Crusade) although I did absolutely appreciate Temple of Doom for what it was.
Last crusade was always my favorite then temple of doom then Raiders
"You have chosen wisely."
This has been my personal favourite of all the original trilogy (I don't bother counting the ridiculous Kingdom of the Crystal Skull). The chemistry between Sean Connery & Harrison Ford is really what sells this movie. Although it is an hour before he appears, but when he does he literally steals every scene he is in. Although back in 1989 Batman was the No.1 movie domestically in the US, Last Crusade was the number one movie internationally. It is still hugely rewatchhable.
I have to say I love the line, he chose poorly. And I say, yes, very poorly.
@@brantnuttall I agree. I prefer the line "He chose ... poorly."
Hahaha yes skull doesn't exist in my life. Was a bad dream😂
honestly if skull had been the 3rd film and last crusade been the fourth idk if people would hate it so much. i never thought it was that it was a terrible film just had huge shoes to fill compared to crusade.
You have chosen wisely.
I love how the music in all three films matches the culture they’re dealing with. The music in Last Crusade has a stately, elegant Easter mass feeling.
Yeah, that’s called scoring a film.
@@vickielawson3114 I can’t believe you used any energy to leave such a cunty comment for no reason.
@@vickielawson3114 And obviously, dumbass, my point is that such great scores are rare and wasn’t even repeated in the fourth
Sir Connery's mannerisms as the elder Dr. Jones reminded me so much of my late father who, like the character, sported a white beard and had a similar detachment hiding endless affection and love. I enjoy the movie now even more than when it was new.
A cool little detail at the beginning of the movie; one of the goons chasing young Indiana Jones (played by River Phoenix) was played by Bradly Gregg, who also played Eyeball Chambers, older brother to Chris Chambers (also played by River Phoenix) in Stand By Me.
I need to rewatch this now being 42 and a father but, Temple of Doom will always have a special d & d feel in my childhood heart. Another great video Minty thanks!
Same reason I love Temple of Doom 😄
I was 10 when it came out and I don't remember anyone at all complaining about it. Love it
Bro your just like me but I’ll be 41 and no kids and temple of doom is my favorite
yes TOD is my favorite. I can start it over as soon as it ends and watch it on a loop.
Short stuff ♡
That sequence when the guy drank from the holy grail and turned old fast eally freaked me out of the kid. But I really enjoyed Indiana Jones and his father's interactions throughout the movie.
Yes like Raiders and the melting face, this sequence too was pretty grim when I was young! Quality films though!
I thought he was gonna give the chick a skeleton kiss
@@usern4metak3ns That would have been great and would have served her Amber Heard ass right!
I almost wish Donovan had died in a more conventional way, if only because his onscreen death puts paid to my fun little idea that Donovan is secretly a Scaroth splinter (Julian Glover had played an alien splintered through time named Scaroth on _Doctor Who_ in 1979).
I just can't see anyone else but Sean Connery playing Indy's father. I don't think anyone else could have done a better job. I don't think the movie would have been the same. RIP Sean Connery. You truly are a national treasure. BTW, Minty your sun glasses were made to be part of your videos just like Sean Connery was made to play Indy's father. It's just not the same without them!!
Why is it Michael Byrne always is getting forgotten about when people talk about the cast of this great film. He's a great underrated actor that plays the other villian, Ernst Vogel. What a fun cartoon villain
He's hilarious in this, I agree. A complete over-the-top ass.
The end where they ride off into the sunset is absolute perfection 👌🏼
And that should have been the end of the Indy saga but no they had to ruin the legacy, what a shame
Loved this movie growing up, I saw this in the theater at 10 y/o with my dad. Good times.
'you left just when you were becoming interesting!'
one of my favorite lines. this movie has brilliant dialogue between Indy and his father. the humor is so good. And the part where Hitler signs his dad's diary... omg. hilarious.
As a child I used to watch this one A LOT! One of my favorite all time movies. I have the 4 part DVD box set. I've watched Last Crusade the most.
Great breakdown. Last Crusade was my absolute favorite. The dynamic is incredible. R.I.P. River Phoenix.
River was exceptionally talented. In his films, he was terrific. He had so much more to give, but very sadly died far too soon. 😪🥀
Connery was so good in this, really one of his best roles and performances.
When I was a kid, I always hoped they would do a forth movie and base it on the video game "Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis" Such an awesome game and Indy story.
That was a brilliant game.
Not forgetting 'Last Crusade' on the ST and Amiga which while not as technically brilliant was a very playable platformer.
@@skylined5534 Right!! Fate of Atlantis was amazing.
The 3rd one was the first one I was allowed to see in the theater and boy I was blown away 😃 I‘m so thankful that I had the luck to be a Kid/Teenager in the 70’s, 80‘s and 90‘s… so many great and original movies we were able to experience in cinemas and be amazed by the practical effects and great story telling… Jaws, Indiana Jones, Ghostbusters, E.T., Terminator, Back to the Future, The Goonies… the List goes on and on… and countless great Thrillers in the 90‘s…. Oh man… I miss those days… today it‘s all Comic Books and even though I like those Marvel Movies it‘s starting to get boring. Thanks Minty for bringing back sweet memories 👍🏻🤗
I wasn't ready to see Minty without glasses.
But glad I did.
I know your sunglasses are your trademark, and I know others have commented but I'm a serious note I really felt seeing your eyes gives you a greater connection with the audience. I don't want to say honesty but you know where I'm going. In my opinion which could be completely worthless it makes you more relatable keep up the good work love your videos
I like that he feels more comfortable taking off the sunglasses than last time
It truly is the last Indiana Jones movie. There has never been another movie in that franchise. I swear on my Crystal Skull that is the truth. Anyway, another great video Mark about one of my favorite movies as a teenager. Thanks.
Yeah, it’s a good thing they left it at three.
I was 16 when it was released and it was during the exams.
So a classmate went to see it and was raving and hinting. And I do wanted to see it. But then we went on holiday etc. I finally got to see it on august 10th 1990 (it was released in May 1990 in NL). And I loved it! I always adored temple of doom, but this instantly became my favorite. There are so many clever and well shit action sequences. You are really falling from one action and location into the next. The humor is more present and also emotion. And I remember the feeling when Indy went over the cliff! And Sean is looking over with Brody and Shalah. I felt really sad! My mind was racing: “Who would kill off Indy?” And I guess the whole theater went quite but I remember the roar of the audience when he climbed up!
And then moments later the disbelief that Dr Jones Senior now gets shot!
Man! Such a great adventure movie, the best out there!
The first twelve minutes of this film always depresses me now, because I loved River Phoenix as young Indiana Jones, and just four years later he died far too soon.
my fave Indy film because its so good i find it great and perfect
After my Mum died when I was 28, my Dad used to keep visiting me abroad and we became the best of friends. This movie always reminded me so much of our relationship.
Never get tired too watch this movie from my Age 16 till now my 52 year old. Master piece ever made greetings from 🇲🇾
Minty - I don't know if you read the comments but just wanted you to know, I've been having a tough go with insomnia for a little bit...your videos are one of the things helping me through it. love your wit and humour
and oh my gosh no sunglasses in this one! 😍😍😍😍
Thax you again minty for helping me to find humor.
Put your shades back on 😎
He just doesn't look right without the shades on
Hey Minty, Can you do a video about the 1985 film Real Genius? It has a great soundtrack, memorable characters and many funny lines. Bring back the 😎 Minty!
Ambien.
So you’re saying he puts you to sleep.
You think he’s boring. Why would you taunt him with a comment like that?
Yes, Dreamy Eyed Man, I too am glad they chose to close the trilogy when they did, Yes, Indiana Riding off into the Sunset surrounded by his Father and his Companions was a fitting way to Bid Farewell to one of the great heroes of Film.
Last Crusade is truly fantastic and adventurous! I think Connery totally gets a great chance to play a very different character here; definitely a solid contrast from his version of James bond!
🦈⚓Loved the River Phoenix prologue,his bangs were looking good& he could've pulled off Han Solo so well back then:)He played Harrison Ford's son in The Mosquito Coast-1986-directed by great Aussie director Peter Weir🦈⚓
My Mother took me to see this one in theaters during its original run. I absolutely, un-ironically love this film.
3:43 Temple of Doom is actually a prequel so the the Last Crusade is the sequel of Raiders canonically
A perfect finale to a classic franchise!
Watching this again, many years later, now as a father, makes a brilliant movie *borderline* sad (in a TON of feels kinda way) at times to watch. Many small scenes really have heart. Too bad they didn’t stop at this one.
Sir, are you aware that hat looks dashing on you? Absolutely fabulous! 💙
I love this movie so much. The panzer tank scene is one of the best action scenes ever. Spielberg’s directing is amazing.
Only error is that it's no german tank
@@Daemonarch2k6 Oh ok interesting.
@@elijeremiah1058 it's an english MK IV
@@Daemonarch2k6 That’s cool that you know that! I wonder if they thought the English tank looks better in the movie. Either way I’m glad you told me.
@@elijeremiah1058 offcourse they thought that way, and i think that maybe was the only old tank model that really drives at this time. I don't know any ww2 german tanks that are functional.
Best installment of the lot! Saw in the theater and bought a VHS copy at local McDonald's 😃👍 What a great time to be alive 🤍🤍
The tie is added to Indiana's costume when he was about to rescue his dad. It's a mark of respect for his father.
“After you, Junior.”
I’ve never seen Monty’s eyes before, this feels wrong lol
He took off his glasses in his previous Indiana Jones episodes as well.
one of the greatest action films of all times , let alone the best of the franchise
I'm glad you came around to this film. I always loved it. What makes me laugh, is that Elsa, was a blonde-haired Austrian woman and Indiana Jones "let her go...".
this movie is absolutely fantastic when hes telling the Nazis that Brody has the book, and hes a master of disguise he knows 30 languages and will blend in. very next scene is him bumbling around in some foreign town. absolutely hillarious
“Is there anyone here who speaks English?!” LOL
I'm probably wrong, but I'd always assumed Jones mentioned Brody by name, while-- to an extent-- describing Salah. Like, blending in because he knows the local languages/customs, etc. 🙂
As Indy was saying this, I was laughing- - but at least he said it convincingly.😆
OMG You look SOOO good without those sunglasses!!!🤩 good for you minty. always a great episode.
cheers mate
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Minty! Thanks bloke! I look forward to all your vids & let me just say as a Yank whose lived abroad… keep ‘em coming 🤞🏼😘
Last Crusade has always been my favorite, ever since first seeing it when I was around seven or eight! 🤟😎🤙
I think this Indiana Jones last Crusade is underrated I like it lot
That boat chase though, so epic. The tank & Hindenburg scenes were great too but the boats…
I love, love, love this movie so so much!
RIP, Sean. You'll be dearly missed!
R.I.P. to River Phoenix as well.
R.I.P Harrison Ford
And Denholm Elliot!
@@paulcowlishaw Harrison Ford isn't dead.
So funny how we perceive movies differently from each other. I saw Quest for the Holy Grail eight times in the theater during it's initial run when I was about 10 years old. It was definitely my favorite of the tree then and now. Maybe it was the deeper emotion in it that got me. I was missing that in my family unit and I really identified with Indy re-connecting with his father. Either way, thanks for your awesome vid. Much entertainment for me!
The Last Crusade is not only my personal favourite Indiana Jones Film but I think it is thee best one in general out of the whole Original Trilogy especially with Harrison Ford & Sean Connery’s chemistry making that film what it was. Plus I could relate to it as it was one of the last films I watched with my Dad before he died when I was 7. Great times before the end times!🤘😎🤘
"Last Crusade" is definitely my pick. The screaming skull always gives cinema that extra sparkle💖
It's pretty amazing that Dr. Jones even found his dad in a giant world at war. And THEN he went on to find the Grail.
I can't even find the remote when it's lost in the sopha cushions, half the time...
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Lol if you think that is amazing, you should watch Taken. Find your daughter in a sex trafficking ring in the middle of Paris.
Wow..Minty without sunglasses is like seeing Dog the Bounty Hunter take his shades off!
Minty..this is the very first time I see with you without your usual sunglasses style! I'm glad I saw this thumbnail. A big fan bro!
Well, I'll be! Minty does have eyes behind his usual shades! lol Love your channel Minty.
Minty, you forgot to mention the offshoot prequill, 'Young indiana Jones' T.V. series. from 1992-93. Which was inspired from the beginning of 'The last crusade' where you see young indiana, securing the golden chalice.
It’s a gem!
Never noticed the tie! And now cannot unsee it! So - thanks..
I absolutely loved The Last Crusade.
Me and my grandad had many awesome afternoons watching it together.
We'd always be referencing scenes too 😂
You listened to us on Facebook! No sunglasses today!! Nice👌🏼
This is my favorite of the entire series. I think it was a great blend of action and comedy. Sean Connery definitely added something special to the film with his performance.
I love your videos. Fantastic info in every one!!
Great seeing you without the sunglasses on 😎
lookin good, Minty! the hard work is paying off. def agree that this is the best of the series.
I know you don't normally do TV shows, but I'd like to see 10 things about Young Indiana Jones if you don't mind
This is the first time I’ve seen Minty without the 😎
Temple was my favorite as a kid, but as you said, this movie becomes more beloved with age. It's now my favorite of the Indy films. I feel like the tie was a counter to Connery's bowtie. Kind of an old vs young dynamic.
.... Honestly never noticed the tie until you mentioned it!
Thanks Minty, now I'll never unsee it! Haha
I cannot believe that my detective skills lead me here! Nice to see you do this video.
i absolutely loved temple of doom, all of these films are equally great imo
Yes, that one doesn't get enough love. People are too much against Willie Scott but her being slightly annoying was the point. She even gets in a couple of good punches toward the end though.
@@jolenetwomey8280 Yeah, she has a couple moments. Can't hang out with Indiana Jones without getting into the adventure a little bit.
Going on the Indiana Jones ride at Universal Studios as a kid and almost getting smashed by that giant rock..... That was my favorite IJ memory
Crusade also has a great cameo with Alexei Sayle (The Balowskis in "The Young Ones") as he plays the Sultan of Satay who reeally REALLY likes the Rolls Royce Phantom II. 🤣
Ullo John got a new motor?
Haha! He was great!
I was just at Petra, Jordan earlier this month! How appropriate you should upload this now!! Thanks! How did you know? :-)
I would love to visit that place!
Love of this trilogy aside, Minty, I can't remember ever seeing you bare-faced before, you handsome gentleman, you! Well done mate!
always love your vids Minty, thanks so much !
I love all the Indiana Jones movies, well, Crystal Skull not so much, but the first 3 definitely! I love the chemistry between Ford and Connery! Brilliant. I also saw this at the cinema! It was awesome 🤩
Crystal Skull was just too weird. I hear there is a 5th movie planned.
Sadly Crystal Skull was my introduction to the franchise, but seeing Raiders of the Lost Ark sometime after fixed it
Minty ignored that this movie existed apparently.
I’m glad Indiana Jones finished on a good note.
There were rumors about them making more but I’m glad they didn’t.
Really ?
@@keithlestrange4249 - I’m glad they kept it at only three films
@@fixedguitar47 they didnt ..crystal skull came next plus theres another film next year
@@fixedguitar47 which will make 5
Someone is a bit slow on the uptake.
Minty!!! You been hiding those lovely eyes away for sooooo long mate. Nice one.
This is my favorite Indy film. I love every scene of Indy and his father.
That Indie outfit really suits you, mate. Another great episode, as usual. Cheers!