Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom - Caravan Of Garbage
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- We continue our look at the Indiana Jones film series with the second installment, the prequel Temple Of Doom. A meaner, screamier and more culturally insensitive movie that introduces audiences to Ke Huy Quan's Short Round and Kate Capshaw's Willie Scott. Filled with heart pulling, brain eating, bridge cutting madness this entry managed to also herald in the PG-13 film. Thanks for watching our Caravan Of Garbage review
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$28,700,000. We know
Honestly I just assumed it's one of your "I'll get it wrong on purpose" jokes like how you say synopsis and call all vampires 'draculas'...
Yup, that's what I came to the comments for. Well done.
Mr Sunday Movies has the best gosh darn editors, you guys make the magic happen
1,000,000 "one million"
28.7,000,000 "twenty-eight point seven million"
Makes sense to me..
Oops
In the script for the famous dinner scene there was a line where Indy tells them to ignore the gross food because he knows they are trying to scare them away. This is proof that they never intended it to be cultural accurate food but the line was taken out because it gave away too early that not everything was right with the palace as the headquarters of the cult.
"INDIANA: Even if they were trying to scare us away, a devout Hindu would never touch meat. (looking around) Makes you wonder what these people are."
I'm not sure that's correct either. Pretty sure Hindus eat chicken and pork. They just don't eat beef because they consider cows sacred embodiments of some God or something.
Oh that would have been such a good line to keep in the movie
I always thought that explanation was still a bit weak. I mean, the cult just straight up tries to kill Indy afterwards, what are they doing trying to “scare him off” with weird food? Shouldn’t they be trying to keep a low profile? Indy and friends aren’t the only outsiders there, that child prince didn’t know about the cult. Wouldn’t he also be suspicious of the weird food?
I thought the whole point was to display how excessively gluttonous and lavish the higher-ups in the Thugee cult were. They showed how the villagers ate in the beginning, and it was modest and normal.
@Chad Daddy Warden that's exactly how I understood it as a kid. Then again much of my country is Hindu, including my dad all his family
Don't you hate it when you go to watch a movie from your childhood and it turns out to have all these aviation errors?
There is nothing worse that I can think of.
It just happens too often...
Don't even worry about it. Ryan Reynolds has got your back.
They should put up a warning card at the start. "Contains Aviation Errors".
It's because he likes Gin 😐
Another piece of trivia: Amrish Puri, the Indian actor who played the evil Mola Ram, had a full head of hair when he was cast. Spielberg asked him to shave his head for the role and he did, obviously. Amrish decided that he liked the look, and kept his head shaved for the rest of his life.
He was quite sad about losing all that hair and cried while it was taken, or harvested, from his head.
Which led to the working title of this film to be “The guy who shouts Rodney”.
Blue Harvest baldness something something...
@@thebortthe not bad, I exhaled hair from my nose at an accelerated rate
and Ironically that Actor died in Real life FROM a Heart Attack that killed him years ago.
Seems like the shaved head look is something that only happens when you're older, but once you start, it's perminant
Saw this movie in the theater. I was four years old. Scared the ever-living fuck outta me. I still can't eat monkey brains or remove a man's heart without panic sweats.
Coward
This gave me a good chuckle, thank you
I love this movie. I have the poster in my office.
I can only eat them if they are chilled.
@@seanmillette4323
Eyeball soup.
Loved how Supernatural made reference to it.
I love the fact that Harrison Ford looked at all the aviation errors in this film and decided it should be a theme in real life
Wait Harrison Ford isn't racis- oh... ohhhhh
Leave it to the stans to run a joke into the ground. When you idiots try do the jokes, it lands as well as a 65 year old saying ‘wow fam that’s totally lit yolo’
"Fly yes! Land, No!"
@@Burner-wb6pf ok
It was a "simpler time" in aviation
I love that in 2022 Harrison Ford pointed at an Asian man across a room and said, "Are you Short Round?"
And Ke Huay Quan said, teary-eyed, "Yes, Indy."
And Harrison broke down too, because he's been pointing at Asian men and getting it wrong for 40 years and he finally found the guy.
Never wanted anything to be more true.
@@rjbennett3418 about 80% of it is :)
@@authorfarrell7161 so his still not found him Then?
@@richtheunstable3359 it's true, all of it (except the last sentence)
"It's true, all of it"
During the mine cart scene, at one point the cart stopped prematurely and threw the two actors forwards, though they were uninjured other than Harrison Ford’s knee, which eventually needed a rod put in it before continuing filming. That’s why the working title of the film was rod-knee.
God dammit 😂
Also Blue Harvest
RODNEY!
Listen
Stop that
I'm kinda torn between wanting James to see this and picking it up and absolutely wanting to prevent that from happening.
I have fond childhood memories of *Ke Huy Quan* as Short Round. Idk, I just really related to his energy as a kid. _So happy for his recent success, he deserves it!!_
Same here. I teared up during his acceptance speech lol
He was the reason I went to see EEAAO and now he’s the reason I’m excited for Loki season 2.
He has the same energy (and voice!) as he did back then!
I felt so dense for not realizing it until the internet pointed it out. He brought that same energy he had as a kid and I can't believe I didn't realize lol.
So happy for him
This was my least favorite Indiana Jones film (Until Crystal Skull), but Ke Huy Quan was the best thing about it. I'm glad he grew up to be such a class act.
Steven Spielberg was in Seattle and came to my work for dinner a few weeks back. Everyone he interacted with was blown away by how nice and genuine he is.
Short Round gets his own theme song in this, and it’s unironically some of my fave work from John Williams. 10/10
All the leads get theme songs, Marion had one in raiders as does Willie, duno about ailsa.
I love the bit in the credits where they play the Short Round theme and Indiana Jones theme at the same time
Oh my god the guy screaming "Rodney" was replaced by "The Mash Effect" and I'm loving every second of it
Just give us the hour-long M*A*S*H episode, James! I want to hear you cry about that chicken in the finale!
It wasn't a chicken that died, that was kinda the point, hawkeye couldn't deal with the truth.
@@johnb1150 Bro SPOILERS!
@@johnb1150 yeah it was a rooster
@@ComicsFromScratch the last episode was 40 years ago, get over it. Apart from which I didn't spoil anything cos I didn't say what the fowl symbolised did I so people still have to watch to find out, I only saw the episode by accident myself otherwise I wouldn't have had a clue what he meant, the mash movie was ten times better than the tv series, the tv series got too sentimental it was sposed to be a sitcom.
@@johnb1150 Jesus, how do people like you who have absolutely ZERO ability to understand anything non-literal even exist?
Temple of Doom is actually my favorite one of all Indy movies. I always reenacted the “Kali Ma” scene and pulled out everyone’s hearts when I was a kid haha
Me too. I made my Dad buy me BRIO train sets so I could recreate the mine car chase. I was unhealthy lol
I'm with you, James. That rope bridge scene is peak cinema.
What bothers me more than the sword thing is that Indy 100% witnesses supernatural stuff in this one (and even says that he understands the power of the stones by the end), but in Raiders he says he doesn't believe in magic and dismisses the idea that the Ark could have any powers when Marcus is telling him about it.
It's the Scully problem
At the end of this film, he believes in Hindu magic, but not Judeo-Christian magic 😂
@@papigringo5692 lmao this is a great explanation
Apparently the only reason lucas reversed the timeline is cos he didn't want to run into world war 2, but I'm guessing this story was already done before he made that decision, hence the mistake.
@@papigringo5692 That's how I would interpret it.
I love when Ben or Laurence takes the piss out of James and mason in the video. Like when James takes a huge breath, they put sponge bob
This is Laurence I’m pretty sure Ben is recovering from making all those Fast and Furious bangers
You’re only allowed to praise Ben on these vids bro. the stans don’t know there are other editors.
@@Burner-wb6pf pardon?
James, you are absolutely killing it with the trivia segment names, don't let anyone dampen your spirits!
Short Round was awesome, he saves Indy at LEAST 3 times, and even fights alongside him and saves Willie too. He was S-tier, and likely not included in future movies because he would one-shot every villain.
As a kid, Temple made such an impression on me. It’s so sweaty and intense and thrillride-y. The mine cart sequence became my gold standard for what young me considered Great Cinema. (Though I always looked away during the heart removal scene)
I remember being confused as a kid watching this not realizing that this was a prequel to the first lol.
Also I was flabbergasted when I realized that Quan played Short Round after seeing Everything Everywhere. Seeing him with Harrison again was awesome
I honestly never understood why it needed to be a prequel
My least favorite part of the holidays is when my old white relatives bring up aviation errors at dinner
I love Ke Huy Quan in this movie. He’s really great and truly is the equal of Indy in many ways. He is captured and tortured like Indy is, he’s part of all of Indy’s plans, he’s capable and ultimately saves the day because he frees Indy. Great character, love him so much.
Willie I always wish would be lowered into that lava pit.
THANK YOU for that last sentence. Finally, someone else said it
I love Short Round. “Hang on lady, we going for a ride.” Lmao. I know this isn’t the best Indiana Jones movie, but it is my favorite one.
Situation: Plummeting to possible death. ⛰️⛰️
Short Round: “Ride.”
As an Archaeologist, I can confirm those are the two things I learned in Archaeology school. I've dug down to dig up so many things, and killed so many people with this gun. Haven't had to take a hostage yet but I sure know how!
I’m an anthropologist and I’ve yet to kill anyone with a gun, all I get to kill people with are these weird spiky gauntlets.
People always talk about how dark this movie is but no one talks about how all the people Jones murdered in this were very likely just innocent people who were hypnotized into working for a cult leader
As a young queer person, Indiana on that bridge, with the torn shirt, bicep out, perfect amount of scruff… it was definitely an awakening lol
I thought the shirt missing a sleeve was peak fashion, and I think I still stand by that. They should make button ups and henleys minus one sleeve
The biggest nostalgia trip this video gave me was having Crash Bandicoot music going during the trivia section. A+ Laurence 👍
Yes! Perfect choice.
I’d agree with you about the bridge scene. Best moment I the series by far. Crusade and Raiders have some great moments, but nothing as epic.
“Prepare to meet Kali, in Hell!” Gives me chills every time. The whole set up is great.
My kids watched this with the baby sitter one time when my wife and I went out for the first time alone in forever. The kids movies were in a certain area, the ones that kids arent supposed to watch, were on the shelf under the stairs. Kids new that, they convinced the baby sitter to watch this. And then we got a call from them freaking out and wanted us to come home. It was the ripping of the heart out of course. All we said was, " we told you, and we arent coming home" And enjoyed the rest of our night
And then you never went home, and those kids are the babysitters problem forever now
Despite the amount of ‘Aviation Errors’…this movie and The Last Crusade, are still tied for my favorite Harrison Ford performances. Also something something Blue Harvest
While I don’t think it’s the best film in the franchise, it’s possibly my favorite. I think it has the best music hands down, and Indiana Jones feels like a true 80s action hero in this movie. He’s ripped and he’s killing everyone without hesitation. That reveal shot when he punches the guard across the floor is possibly the most badass shot of Indy ever. I love the dynamic and chemistry between Indy and Short Round, their relationship is quite touching, and the darker themes are actually really cool to me. I appreciate that they took a risk and had a totally different aesthetic for the second film. And yeah, that bridge sequence is just fucking incredible
“Prepare to meet Kali… in hell!”
idk the last crusade had some amazing music. Tbh the whole trilogy had platinum scores. KOTCS on the other hand, kinda lackluster ngl except for Mutt's theme.
It's absolutely hilarious that in the Lego game, Willie has screaming as her special ability which can break glass objects.
The bridge cut?! No. Hard no.
Thanks for having this out so that when my 6am meeting was canceled at 6:01 AM I had something to do while charging my work overtime!
16:14 Just look at that top 11 list for 1984! So many *huge* films. What a year. What an amazing decade.
1 Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
2 Beverly Hills Cop
3 Ghostbusters
4 Grand Canyon: The Hidden Secrets
5 Gremlins
6 Romancing the Stone
7 The Karate Kid
8 Star Trek Ill: The Search for Spock
9 Police Academy
1O Footloose
11 The Terminator
Something I just noticed is that the band is playing even after Indy crashes into it and for the majority of the fight. Even the guy who hits the gong just stands there until he gets shot at. Love it.
I’ve never seen the editors make more fun of our lads than at 4:28 with that massive SpongeBob breath. I need more things like that because I am cackling like a dog here 😂
Can we all agree John Williams delivered with the soundtrack 👌
The Track "Slave Children's Crusade" that plays after Indy hits the guy who goes sliding away on the ground.
Music gets me pumped everytime
Good call. And same here!
Totally agree. It’s some of Indy’s best moments and one of Williams best scores.
Completely agree! John Williams outdoes John Williams (if that’s even possible) with this score.
What has always bothered me about this film is the death of Wu Han.He obviously is a part of the team with Indy and Short Round at the beginning. He's infiltrated Club Obi-Wan and gets killed. Neither Indy or Short Round never mention him at all!
What's great is that Wu Han shows up in one of the Indiana Jones novels, which are prequels to the films. It was nice to see some backstory from this character who "followed (Indy) on many adventures."
This has always been my favorite Indiana jones movie
Yeah me too and I have no problem with the cultural insensitivity, that's some quality brownface if you ask me.
Same here, by far
Never as a kid did I realise this was a prequel to the first. Nor did I know these films took place in the 30s and 40s. I was not a smart kid
Nah, I reckon you were alright. I mean my stepdad was putting these movies and Star Wars on for me as a kid, I mean like five years old, and I didn't know until I was in high school about a lot of stuff about these movies. Basically wondering why Luke Skywalker and Anakin Skywalker never met up or things like that. I was so hyped when Darth Vader was all over the packaging for Star Wars toys. Also I have an auditory processing disorder, so dialogue was something I basically never took in as a child, I was definitely a visual movie watcher. My thing was basically "i have no idea what's happening or why, but I'm having a great time." That's actually kind of what helped me understand three act structure as a young kid though, because I would just sense "okay this is the part of the movie where this is the feeling even though I don't know a damn thing anyone is saying or what the actual story is."
Its not the best, but its my favorite. Its a fantastic movie. Brilliant action, best John Williams score of the series, best side kick, and peak Harrison Ford performance. Love it!
I watched thes movies a bunch when i was taking a winter away from work and staying home with my 4 year old daughter. I kid you not, one day when she was playing with dolls in her room, i heard her say "Nice try Lao Che." Could not stop laughing.
James bringing up MASH when talking about Kat Capshaw is really funny cuz I always thought she looked like Loretta Swit
Interesting trivia tid bit I stumbled across; Originally the antidote was supposed to be a bigger plot point in the film. However they ran into issues with the glass vials as they broke really easily. This meant they needed to keep getting more made up and critically they needed to source more blue liquid to fill them. Unfortunately the dye they used to colour it that particular shade of blue was really hard to source and they had to exhaust a lot of options gathering it. Ultimately this led to the ditching the antidote as such a critical plot point and ended up hard pivoting to the temple thing. Interestingly it did lead to a brief period where the working title for the movie was Blue Harvest, which could have been an inside joke from George Lucas.......
Another fun fact is that because of how their marriages were going through, George & Spielberg were feeling blue through the set, which led to the working title name to be Blue Harvest
Was a kid when I saw this movie at the drive-in. Was a double feature with Top Secret! Temple Of Doom played second, and after laughing my ass off during the entirety of Top Secret, capping the evening off with all the pulling hearts out of peoples' chests left me traumatized for weeks.
That’s honestly a pretty great double feature
If you think about it, the switch from Blue Harvest to The MASH Effect is a bit of a The MASH Effect
I'm gonna M*A*S*H effect James if he doesn't find a way to somehow slip this bit in over and over again. I love it
Short Round really should be in Dial of Destiny. He should have had a big supporting role actually. But it looks like if he's in it, it'll just be a quick cameo.
Rewatched this last night, probably the first time I've actually watched the whole thing I'm my life. The melting pit scarred me as a kid. But I liked it more than I thought I would.
You probably enjoyed it because of how sterile and uninspired the vast majority of modern films have become
@@Strugen. Nah, it was the aviation errors that really elevated it for me.
@@instantbadass You said the thing....from the video
James Corden jumpscare at 0:33 stay safe out there, folks
I just recently rewatched the trilogy with the family last month. I had to rent each one on Vudu because I wasn't paying for the 4 movie bundle and it wasn't streaming for free anywhere. Then right after we finished The Last Crusade, they put them all up on Disney plus (which is where I started looking in the first place).
I swear, the universe is just trying to piss me off sometimes with that kind of bad timing haha.
But I was able to get my 21 year old to watch them and see how much more fun movies were back in the day. The stunts alone are more thrilling than most movies today because it was before green screen everything and the stunt people had real danger to worry about. It really is Harrison Ford going under the truck in Raiders. That scene blew his mind haha.
It's not a trilogy anymore. Just joking.
The first three movies were among the very few older movies that my niece actually liked, which was great because they were my favorite movies as a teenager. Genuinely great movies will almost always entertain us at any age. Well, now I have to invite her to the fifth movie for her birthday for nostalgia's sake 😆
It is streaming for free if you really want
Temple of Doom was my favourite as a kid, and still is
Little known fact, the physical therapy vest Ford had to wear when he blew his back out was incredibly tight.
He'd instruct the on set medic to cinch it "harder, harder, haaaar".
They knew it was tight enough when he couldn't say more than "haaar", leading to the working title being "blew haaarr-vest"
The dinner scene was my favorite.
After losing green trivia, the guy who shouts rodney, and blue harvest can we have a little aviation errors, as a treat?
Wish the RODNEY joke will come back
I think historians may look back at this era of Caravan or garbages as the M.A S.H era
as much as i miss it, there's such thing as too many callbacks
The (Blue) harvesting of hearts
@@KanadasKid I'm sure that won't happen
Ladies and gentlemen, I think with the latest M.A.S.H reference we have just witnessed the birth of a new and more evolved running joke. Truly beautiful.
This is by far my favorite Indiana Jones film.
Yeah the cutting of the bridge is incredible, you're right.
Probably the first movie I remember terifying me as a kid. It singlehandedly made my parents 10 times more picky about the dvd's I rented
I never noticed that the Club at the beginning is Club Obi Wan. Thank you guys for showing me this.
James, I think you meant to say “family man”, because I don’t think “swapping out a womanizer for a ladies man” on MASH is really much of a character change.
re the glasses: in the scene at the palace where indy gives willie the fruit and starts flirting with her, it has the only over-the-shoulder shot of indy wearing glasses and you can clearly see they DO have glass in them, as they bend the view quite sharply, indicating short-sightedness.
Mola Ram is probably my favourite villain in all Indiana Jones. I was forever trying to imitate the heart rip as a kid. Short Round was an equal highlight of this film. I do appreciate this one more for not being a generic 'Nazi as bad guys' film. Unlike the other two of the original trilogy.
It's funny, when I watched Everything, Everywhere All at Once. I didn't immediately recognise Quan. Then he pulled an action pose and I immediately blurted out "Short Round!".
Spielberg and Capshaw didn't get married until 1991, which is widely regarded as not being in the 80s.
Y'know, the more of these I watch, the more I realize that, based on the references they pull from, it'd be chill to grab a brewski or seven with the editors.
Of all the easter eggs and references in Star Wars these days to Indiana Jones, I think Temple of Doom actually gets the most mileage despite being the one in the trilogy that is least received. The opening number was recreated in Clone Wars, the deal with a criminal in a club named after a character from a different universe was in Bad Batch, Clone Wars had the slave arc where someone's always wailing in pain in the background, Bad Batch also had something like it where a bunch of kids are forced to be enslaved and there's even an inverse where the heroes surround the villain on a bridge, Jar Jar Binks and Mace Windu basically do the whole temple bit in Clone Wars, too, it's even surrounded by lava, and the Stones can be found in the antiquities shop in Andor, Bad Batch even has a rail car chase over underground chasms, and I'm sure there's more I'm just not remembering at the moment. Like yes, there's a Fedora here (Pablo's Pawn Shop, Clone Wars), a Crystal Skull there (Trandoshan Trophy Room, Clone Wars), a Fertility Idol (Antique Shop, Andor), the Holy Grail (Thrawn's Office, Rebels), the Staff of Ra (A Senator holds it, Clone Wars), the Twi'leks even have a version of the Ark of the Covenant( Ryloth, Clone Wars), but those are more just things to throw in the background, I'm talking homages and recreations of scenes have occurred in Star Wars animation more from Temple of Doom than any other Indiana Jones movie. In Rebels there's a good punching sequence between Zeb and a Trandoshan, that's an homage to the action with the accompanying music, and Bad Batch also does the Name of God puzzle from Last Crusade, that episode (Entombed) was just one big homage to Indy, but Temple of Doom seems to hold a much more special place in the hearts of the animators to have so many recreations of scenes and not just adding things to the background.
James should explain what an EMP is at the same time as The MASH Effect.
14:06 - 14:20 is my favourite joke in any one of their videos, props to the editor as well for improving and already hilarious bit
This movie has such a great pacing. The entire opening until they get to the village is a fun ride. The scene when Willie has to rescue indy and Shorty in the trap was hilarious and full of tension. Once Shorty wakes Indy up with the torch the rest of the movie is a huge action-packed thrillride. Raiders had the better characters, the better overall story, romance and a more interesting artifact. But Temple is the better action-movie (and had the best "comedy" compared to Raiders and Crusade) . I put TEMPLE (as well as KotSC) over Last Crusade in my rankings!
I can’t believe Disney hasn’t announced a Indiana Jones sequel film called Short-Round starring Ke Huy Quan set in the 70’s. Completely missed opportunity.
Temple was always my fave but never knew it was a prequel.
Nobody else rolls their eyes at how big that water tank at the end had to be? Did you see that monstrosity of a mine cart obstacle course it would’ve had to fill? You’re still the best, but c’mon people!
Oh boy, the M*A*S*H* effect might be a recurring segment. RIP Rodney and Green Trivia but I like where this is going
Was not expecting a quick Kidulthood reference in a Caravan of Garbage video. That's a well done deep cut.
This was my first Indiana Jones movie.
Didnt even know Ark and Crusade existed until years later. 😅😅
When Indy goes for his gun to shoot the swordsmen, the score quotes the chase scene from Raiders, and that IS a callback
I cant believe he traded in Green Trivia and the guy that shouts "Rodney" for the M.A.S.H effect.
Harrison Ford came to my city while filming for the new movie and was so swarmed by people that he needed a helicopter to get him out. He also went to a pub at the coast on a break from cycling and was just trying to eat something in peace while about 50 people were surrounding him, filming him, and taking pictures.
I really like the character selection features of the M.A.S.H. Effect video games.
Saw this one is a drive in in the rain when I was a kid. Burned into my memory from almost 40 years ago.
The editor thought I wouldn't notice the Ghost in the Shell SAC track "Banquet Firewall" at 17:26 while they mentioned the movie Firewall...but I did! Anyway, great video, the Indiana Jones films are true classics
Entered the Trilogy with Last Crusade; didn't see this until I was 11. The Dinner scene with the "Snake Surprise" could have done without that!
4:02 That Lego Indy 1 footage turned the gag into somewhat funny into “break down into laughing tears”, it capstones it sooo well~ It reminds me how fucking demented the combat can be in the context of the characters; I remember how in the Lego Batman games for example, you can blow up the goons with one of the detonator suits for Batman. In fact I think in one of them, if you land the mine on the enemy, they’ll run around panicking as their life counts down to an end.
You could spray the enemies with some rancid chemicals with Robin’s Hazard suit, and laser the fuck out of them with Superman’s heat vision; this E-rated game lets you be as brutal as in a Zack Snyder film 😳
12:26 they should edit every reaction to have the person saying maclunkey
I'm watching the movies along with CoG, and I have to say I am consistently floored by how good the John Williams music is. Water is wet and John Williams is good but seriously. He is the "Indiana Jones Cutting the Rope Bridge" of composers
Crimes of Grindelwald?
@@ender7278 Caravan of Garbage
Temple of Doom > Raiders of the Lost Arc
I'll take Indy mentoring and teaching children over sleeping with them any day
Yeah, what happened to Short Round between Temple of Doom and Raiders? I guess he got killed during an adventure? I guess it would make sense, given how drunk and practically suicidal was after he thought Marion died. His second friend in a year?
This was the first video we ever had on VHS so obviously I have a soft spot for it but now it is so difficult to get through the opening however many minutes of Kate Capshaw singing in just absolute nonsense fake Shanghainese. Indy's fake Chinese is definitely worse but thankfully there's very little of it
I guess we have to bring up the MASH effect in every video now. I'm down for it.
I really hope that " the mash effect" is the new blue harvest!
Spielberg: Kate, I'm gonna put you in a room full of insects, then I'm gonna have scream until your voice breaks. I'm mostly doing this to let out the pain I'm feeling from my divorce and I'm doing it to you.
Kate Capshaw: Marry me
You slapped me you monkey!
On June 10th 2023 I found out that the guy who dies in Raiders from the plane propeller was the same guy in Temple Of Doom who died in the rock crusher roller. I've watched all these movies countless times since the 80s and never knew that, thanks for the insight guys!
lol - man, talking about the imagery in this movie and seeing it as a kid - UNCOMFORTABLE. I was way too young when I saw this, and even that was VHS on a shitty TV. Still creeped me TF out. Weirded me out/creeped me out.
2:33 the bridge scene is iconic indy
Off topic. But the Crash Bandicoot music during trivia really tickled my brain.
John Williams also quotes the basket chase music in Temple of Doom when Indy reaches for his pistol like he did with the big swordsman.
I started watching Australian Classic TV Show *Sea Patrol* and my gf said the character who works in the engine room looked familiar. Turns out he’s the guy who screams “Rodney”