Desert Chase is my favorite score from this film, and probably tops my favorite film scores in total. The emotion shown, especially the change in pace and tone at , 4:04 just gives me chills!
4:16 The way Ford kicks the door, grunts and shifts back to the wheel is one of my favorite parts. His athleticism during the plane fight always had me in awe as a kid as well. Ford was made to play Indiana Jones.
When they record it they have to Time it to the Film as well. Difference is they of course have several takes and only do each Scene at a Time not the whole Film at once. So yeah its very impressive
This bone chilling, edge of your seat orchestral music was what really made this scene play out so successfully. I wouldn't know how well Raiders of the Lost Ark would have done on the big screen if not for the orchestral music. Everything sounds so good from start to finish. Awesome indeed! 🎵👍
To quote Steven Spielberg “Without John Williams, bikes don’t really fly, nor do brooms in Quidditch matches, nor do men in red capes. There is no Force, dinosaurs do not walk the Earth, we do not wonder, we do not weep, we do not believe” Music is everything! Everything is everything in film, not just acting, sounds, music, directors, writers, all these magical components must work in harmony and together! That’s the beauty of film!
The gradual increase in tempo with lots of percussion and horns makes this scene very dramatic. One of my favs I was so looking forward to at this concert.
@@kthx1138 Going from Heroic to Suspenseful as soon he gets shot! John Williams is a genius! One minute you're thinking "Yeah, Get em Indy!" To "Oh,no!"
One of the best chase scenes ever filmed! But in the strictest sense it wasn’t a chase scene at all. And none of it was directed by Spielberg. It was all done by his second unit director. The man should’ve gotten an award for the work he did. Outstanding!
@@jedichocccake Actually, that was Harrison Ford being dragged behind the truck. lol The stunt double did the scene where Indy is underneath the truck and hanging by the undercarriage, but that's actually Harrison Ford in the shots where Indy is being dragged behind the truck while hanging on by the bullwhip.
I love this scean, because I love how Indy took control of the truck and how he rode that beautiful white horse well done dr. Jones and good luck to Harssion Ford in his last movie I give him love, respect, and credit for all the years he had in all movies! Good luck to him
Ive seen a looney tunes, a Jurassic park and an empire strikes back presentation with orchestra. Usually these tracks are recorded one at a time in 10-15 minute spurts in studio. Doing the entire movie in one go is quite difficult and demands a lot of experience and precision.
I went to a similar event in Atlanta a few years ago put on by Turner Classic Movies. They showed Casablanca with a live orchestra providing the soundtrack. It was a magical evening.
Mil gracias por postear esto. Soy de Santiago de Chile y en 2016 viajé a Boston para ver con mis propios ojos a John Williams ¡Mi héroe!. Por la lejanía no tenemos aca en Chile acceso a estos espectaculos, por lo que agradezco mucho que nos hayas compartido esto. Saludos!
Yeah, what the hell was thar? It did sound like "Don't let me down... DON'T". After that there were grunts while he was being dragged that I've never heard.
Gotta love the way the Nazi driver sticks his head out for Indy to kick it, only to be outdone by Johnny right before Karate Kid delivers his crane technique kick lol That said, no chase scene has thrilled me more. That repeating musical phrase gives me the sense that Indy's actions here are a process, it speeds up to a climax, then gives way to our main Indiana Jones theme. That's John Williams, master composer.
One of the interesting things about these is that you get to see a unique version of the film with no music track, which brings out certain details. For example, I had never before noticed that Indy laughs at 2:55 when he knocks the over the motorcyclist.
Hear me out imagine if they brought the old Indiana movies back to the cinemas but with louder volume when music comes on Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I love the Movies man
This was an outdoor summer concert just north of Houston in 2019. They did episode 5 later in October. I didn’t go, ughhhhhh 💔 The Houston Symphony had been doing quite a few film concerts. Very popular and sold out fast.
🍷🍇 🫒🕊 Salut ! J’aime les films avec Indiana Jones et j’aime les musiques de John Williams. Merci. Heureuse année 2022 en priant le saint Sauveur Jésus-Christ ressuscité éternel. 28 janvier 2022 Yonne, France.
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I wish i could see this masterpeice of a movie in theathers
I feel you my dude
Literally just saw it at my local theater! Such a fun experience!
@@mistahmata lucky guy
@@Luka2000_ if I’m not mistaken I believe all Century theaters are airing it this week only? I’d check if I were you man!
@@mistahmata I live in Serbia and we don't have them...
Grew up with this as a kid in the 80's - priceless!!!
Desert Chase is my favorite score from this film, and probably tops my favorite film scores in total. The emotion shown, especially the change in pace and tone at , 4:04 just gives me chills!
I totally agree!
That change is just fantastic!
100% spot on agreed!!
Agreed totally! John Williams is my favorite composer, this is my favorite of all his scores, and this is the best piece!
4:16 The way Ford kicks the door, grunts and shifts back to the wheel is one of my favorite parts. His athleticism during the plane fight always had me in awe as a kid as well. Ford was made to play Indiana Jones.
I'd pay a lot to experience this. As well as other movies with John Williams' music
This Is OMG Freaking Amazing To Watch The Orchestra Band Play Live While The Movie Is Playing Is Off The Hook No Doubt About It
This movie is like candy to me!
In my opinion, the greatest action sequence in movie history.
I bet few people in the audience realize just how difficult it is to time the music with the film LIVE rather than in editing.
When they record it they have to Time it to the Film as well. Difference is they of course have several takes and only do each Scene at a Time not the whole Film at once. So yeah its very impressive
The conductor also has a screen in front of him with time markers so he knows which beats to hit.
This bone chilling, edge of your seat orchestral music was what really made this scene play out so successfully. I wouldn't know how well Raiders of the Lost Ark would have done on the big screen if not for the orchestral music. Everything sounds so good from start to finish. Awesome indeed! 🎵👍
To quote Steven Spielberg
“Without John Williams, bikes don’t really fly, nor do brooms in Quidditch matches, nor do men in red capes. There is no Force, dinosaurs do not walk the Earth, we do not wonder, we do not weep, we do not believe”
Music is everything! Everything is everything in film, not just acting, sounds, music, directors, writers, all these magical components must work in harmony and together! That’s the beauty of film!
4:04 is such a genius musical transition when he gets shot leading into my favorite part of the Raiders score.
The gradual increase in tempo with lots of percussion and horns makes this scene very dramatic. One of my favs I was so looking forward to at this concert.
Me too. That "heartbeat" motif is REGAL.
@@kthx1138 Going from Heroic to Suspenseful as soon he gets shot! John Williams is a genius! One minute you're thinking "Yeah, Get em Indy!" To "Oh,no!"
One of the best chase scenes ever filmed! But in the strictest sense it wasn’t a chase scene at all. And none of it was directed by Spielberg. It was all done by his second unit director. The man should’ve gotten an award for the work he did. Outstanding!
I can never watch this scene without thinking of how the stunt double was in a trench while being dragged behind the truck. That was genius!
@@jedichocccake Actually, that was Harrison Ford being dragged behind the truck. lol The stunt double did the scene where Indy is underneath the truck and hanging by the undercarriage, but that's actually Harrison Ford in the shots where Indy is being dragged behind the truck while hanging on by the bullwhip.
@@44excalibur Ah yes, I googled it! Lol!
@@jedichocccake His name is Terry Leonard. Great stuntman.
Some of it (the closeups of Harrison inside the truck) WAS directed by Spielberg.
3:12
It was at this moment that he knew…
Literally, my favorite scene in movie history.
I love this scean, because I love how Indy took control of the truck and how he rode that beautiful white horse well done dr. Jones and good luck to Harssion Ford in his last movie I give him love, respect, and credit for all the years he had in all movies! Good luck to him
Ive seen a looney tunes, a Jurassic park and an empire strikes back presentation with orchestra. Usually these tracks are recorded one at a time in 10-15 minute spurts in studio. Doing the entire movie in one go is quite difficult and demands a lot of experience and precision.
One of the greatest scenes in cinema history!
Agreed! This is my favorite film, and favorite part of it!
@@BRockIITWi Same!
I went to a similar event in Atlanta a few years ago put on by Turner Classic Movies. They showed Casablanca with a live orchestra providing the soundtrack. It was a magical evening.
Wow Wow Wow, that is how to watch Casablanca! I’d get tickets in a heartbeat for that!
I can't think of an action scene in film history that had a better score.
The Master doing his best work ever.
Mil gracias por postear esto. Soy de Santiago de Chile y en 2016 viajé a Boston para ver con mis propios ojos a John Williams ¡Mi héroe!. Por la lejanía no tenemos aca en Chile acceso a estos espectaculos, por lo que agradezco mucho que nos hayas compartido esto. Saludos!
It's amazing how a live orchestra can maintain perfect sync!
1:59 the theme from the trombones
one of my favourites. saw it 10 times in the theatre back in 1981.
I saw John Williams live back in November
He didn’t play this, but did the main themes to many of his well known scores
Very enjoyable!
5:39 Whatever Indy says (sounds like don't let me down) isn't in any versions of the film I have ever seen, and I have seen this film a lot.
Yeah, what the hell was thar? It did sound like "Don't let me down... DON'T". After that there were grunts while he was being dragged that I've never heard.
I heard that was from a TV version. And apparently he said, “What, do they think I’m dumb!” lol.
5:43 Eb clarinet (understandably) ridin’ that struggle bus!
Best movies of all times
I saw this movie on IMAX which was awesome, would have preferred this experience.
I am so jealous
Gotta love the way the Nazi driver sticks his head out for Indy to kick it, only to be outdone by Johnny right before Karate Kid delivers his crane technique kick lol That said, no chase scene has thrilled me more. That repeating musical phrase gives me the sense that Indy's actions here are a process, it speeds up to a climax, then gives way to our main Indiana Jones theme. That's John Williams, master composer.
The hero is back 🔙🤠🔥
5:39 , I've never heard that line in the movie.
Same here. I saw it many times at the theater, and owned every home release. Could have been in the original release I suppose, but I was only 7.
What did he say
Interesting that there are dialogues that I've never heard before.
Yeah, I've been obsessed with this movie since '81 and have never heard this dialogue track before. I'm mildly freaking out.
One of the interesting things about these is that you get to see a unique version of the film with no music track, which brings out certain details. For example, I had never before noticed that Indy laughs at 2:55 when he knocks the over the motorcyclist.
Yeah, that laugh hasn't been in any home release, or theatrical reissue that I've ever seen.
Masterpiece
Very cool. I would love to see 78 Superman like this
Another John Williams masterpiece!
Hear me out imagine if they brought the old Indiana movies back to the cinemas but with louder volume when music comes on Ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I love the Movies man
Fantastic
This was awesome 👏👏👏
I saw this movie at the orchestra also
A big masterpiece😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
6:21
1:58
5:39 hold on a minute indy had some lines on that scene?
I heard "Don't let me down, don't DONT!"
Yeah, never have heard all this before.
Where and when was this event done? This would be sublime with episode 5 also...
This was an outdoor summer concert just north of Houston in 2019. They did episode 5 later in October. I didn’t go, ughhhhhh 💔
The Houston Symphony had been doing quite a few film concerts. Very popular and sold out fast.
@@jedichocccake The Woodlands? I can't think of a more gorgeous suburb to host this event.
What orchestra is this? They performed it to perfection.
@@nel1962 Houston Symphony
🍷🍇 🫒🕊 Salut ! J’aime les films avec Indiana Jones et j’aime les musiques de John Williams. Merci. Heureuse année 2022 en priant le saint Sauveur Jésus-Christ ressuscité éternel.
28 janvier 2022
Yonne, France.
awesome.. I saw this live with the Boston Pops awhile ago. What orchestra is this?
Houston Symphony
Where the hell is that badass percussion part on 0:51? 😭😭😭
A bit quiet there!