Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - Escape from Castle Brunwald
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- The escape from Castle Brunwald.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is a 1989 American adventure film directed by Steven Spielberg, from a story co-written by executive producer George Lucas. It is the third installment in the Indiana Jones franchise. In the film, set largely in 1938, Indiana searches for his father, a Holy Grail scholar, who has been kidnapped by Nazis.
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade © 1989 Lucasfilm and Paramount Pictures.
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I absolutely love the irony of hiding from the fire in the fireplace. Never ceases to crack me up.
I see what you did there.
FallenTemplar It's reasonable because it's the only obvious place that would have to be flame retardant
or using the head of hitler to stop his own men from getting them
dbelow _ To prevent you from getting possible burns? Yes.
To prevent you from breathing smoke? No.
Last Crusade has a lot of contradictions like that. They hide in a fireplace to escape from fire. "X never never marks the spot", and yet it does. "They don't get any closer than that!", and yet they do. Donovan says "don't trust anybody", but trusting Elsa is what does him in. Colonel Vogel falls over a cliff and dies; "Vogel" is German for "bird"--ergo the bird couldn't fly.
John Williams score during the chase was incredible
Last Crusade is easily one of Williams' very best scores. Deserves more love.
Greatest composer of our lifetime
i never noticed that the first time "dad" is proud of "junior" is when indy grabs the flag post and then out jousts the machine gun wielding motorcycle nazi. Connery's character is such a medievalphile it made him proud, and is an allusion to the end when the knight calls Indy a knight and questions his weapons
For me he is not really proud, he is more amused by the situation.
He has a goofy smile when he realizes what his son's about to do
@@tomtomatomic Actually, I kind of agree with "proud". If not for his father's professional background in medieval literature, I kind of doubt Indy would've thought to grab the flagpole and joust.
Indy gets confused when the Grail Knight calls him a knight as well, but honestly there’s a ton of times where he becomes a knight in this film. The joust, saving his dad from a castle, slaying the “steel beast”. I’d say he’s a bona-fide knight by the end of the movie
Well...this IS King Arthur we're talking about.
This year in intolerable.
RIP Sean Connery.
Indeed. :/
Requiescat in pace indeed😪
Dad? What? Dad! What! DAD! WHAT?!
Head to the fireplace!
LOL~
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+ Killjoy45
This scene proved, how well father and son can perfectly work together as a team. :D
Peter Silie True!
5:01 When you've been playing James Bond for 30 years you become incredibly difficult to impress.
Well, he was a little impressed when Harrison went and did a Jousting move with that flagpole.
Connery plays a civilized Indy
I am watching this movie on netflix.. as a kid, I wondered why sean Connery gave him a disapproving look after he threw that stick on the motorcycle to make that guy flip...I'm like wait Indy just stopped a nazi from killing them. Why his dad mad?????
🤣🤣🤣
I think they referred to this same moment in the Indiana Jones 4 motorcycle chase scene with Ford/LeBeouf. I think I've seen these films a bit too many times for picking that up 😄.
6:24 This moment still makes me emotional to this very day. What we do in our lives isn't so simple: it's a race against evil. If we don't prevail, the armies of darkness will march all over the Earth.
I guess Henry Sr. gave us a warning about the world and we didn't pay attention until it becomes too late... he was right...
Us and Britain the army of darkness.
@@Mister_Matt_Xdude stop being pretentious thats always been the case of all history there’s been the good and bad, its always been perspective, the 2020s are not fucking worse than the 1930s for crying out loud
By far my favorite Indy movie. Raiders was groundbreaking and objectively the better movie, but I prefer Last Crusade because it's just so damn fun. And Sean Connery really takes this over the top for me, absolutely fantastic.
Abnd dont forget Staff of Kings what about this one was set în 1939 but sadly no movie video game and they used a similar german mechanic from Raiders.
Shortly after Last Crusade
And the Main villain there was Magnus Voller.
They decide to make a german Main antagonist than a french or american one or even an austrian one.
They decided
I love the small detail at Henry, a professor of Medieval Studies, smiling when Indi aims the flagpole at the one motorcyclist like a jousting lance.
Never noticed that good eye lol
Gotta enjoy the little things
To that Mp-40 toting Motor-Nazi: You sir, hath crossed the wrong lance!
Never noticed that. Thanks for making the scene even better
Tartakovsky clone wars?
"What about the boat? We're not going on the boat???"
I don't know why but the way Connery says that makes me laugh everytime
Indy and his dad should've waited until the Nazis had actually revved up the boat and cast off into the middle of the river before they drove off in the motorcycle. I think that would've been a lot more funny 'cuz then the Nazis would have had to row all the way back to the dock before giving chase.
how indy could be sure they are gone he was in a box
+Vishnujana Dasa why did you say that 😕?
Indiana Jones is troll
Bill Day I was thinking the same thing
Bill Day that's to easy for indiana
Best in the series. Such a shame they couldn't let the Indy series end in a high note.
At least they're making another one
Agreed. My favourite in the series. I thought Raiders was awesome as well.
+Yee Yee 16 when??
Best comment ever!!!
KILLER_z21 ' nothing concrete yet but Harrison Ford did sign up for another one
1:22 The rotating panel trading Henry Jones Sr. for the German soldier after the offscreen punch are a prodigious few seconds of writing, choreography and directing. Who other than Spielberg and his crew has ever dreamed that, let alone pulled that off? People like that are why we talk about the "magic of cinema".
"Would you say this is just another typical day for you, huh?"
"No! Better than most"
Proof that Sean Connery is a trully talented versatile actor, that (un)fortunately was solemnly identified as 007 and action character
It is amazing how he managed to hide his gigantic athletic posture (probably put on wright too) and act as a simple and naive elderly , practically the comic character of the movie.
Remember that one year later he shot the Hunt of The Red October
Notice the expression on his face "what about the boat?", you will never see it in any other of his movies
Love the moment when Indy starts laughing at 5:02.
Yeah. I think so too. hahaahaha😂😂😂
Back then when movies were actually amazing
This scene hits differently since Sean Connery is dead now. Legend
RIP Sean Connery (1930-2021), may he rest peacefully...
At least they had the honor to work with a legend like him. Even Steven Spielberg, who only agreed to do this installment if Sean Connery played the father of Indiana Jones.
@@anthonyislas5414 so nostalgia played a huge factor there, isn't it? Besides, Connery was already in his prime as an actor in the 80s and 90s. And how'd he gain that? Bc of his experience as James Bond in the 60s and 70s.
@@anthonyislas5414 may he rest in peace, he was a true legend... he even spent vacation in my country, in a village called Marbella, known for its tourists and sunny Mediterranean beaches...
@@pma281 um Sean died in late 2020
4:25 the joust stick was mightier than the machine gun
This movie had so many funny scenes. Still as good as Raiders of the Lost Ark, maybe better.
I've always thought that The Raiders of the Lost Ark is the worst and most boring Indiana Jones movie shortly followed by the Crystal Skull movie whatever it's called
But the Temple of Doom is shit compared to Raiders and Crusade.
Maximum ZP I don't know, I always thought it was an intense, cool and just exciting to watch as a child, and the raiders of the lost ark hass always been pretty boring to me compared to The Temple of Doom, except the first parts of the movie when they're not out digging.
The Last Crusade is the BEST
Raiders probably has the best directed action sequences, but I agree it probably is the most straight forward and generically '1940s adventure serial' of the Indy series, mainly because that was the kinda feel they were going for. Temple of Doom I think is the weakest of the original 3 but it is by far the most atmospheric, scary and just plain intense and THAT makes it brilliant all the same. The Last Crusade has always been my fave: the characters are wonderful, its tremendously funny and smart, great action and its got a lot of sentiment and heart. Its one of my favourite films, but they're all frigging phenomenal.
4:21 Love this moment, the little smile dr. Jones does when Indy is about to joust the nazi. You can hear the medievalist inside him nerding out.
Their combo is classic. To bring these two guys together, considering what they both had achieved in Hollywood history until this point & create this epic movie, it's perfect.
7:00 The way Connery’s face changes the moment Indy mentions his mother. Man, such great acting.
I love how the motorcycle explodes from having a stick jammed in its front spokes.
That part cracks me up everytime!
Me too that flip though
"Come on dad!"
What about the boat? Are we not going on the boat?
Two masters at their craft. We'll always have it.
Rivenshield Spielberg and Lucas? Or Indy and Henry Jones Sr.
SLAP.. That's for Blasphemy!.
That part is the reason I looked for this scene. Loved that
kflo01...Back when there were still SOME morals in Hollywood.
by far my favorite line in all 3 movies. can't stop replaying that bit.
@@dobbysboggart6883 Aye. Hollywood has become a cold shell.
It's a touching scene for me.
Then in the end you find out that everyone wasted their time since the power of immortality only worked in the cave.
Danny Nichols then how would you explain his dad's death or his aging in crystal skull?
jason kreider Er that is my point, once they left the cave they lost the power of immortality.
Danny Nichols they had to
jason kreider Yea you are totally missing the point. I give up.
Well, it only works on one side of the great seal. All they had to do was dig a tunnel at the back of the cave until they came out the other side :D
Probably one of Connery's best performances on film. After becoming a living legend as Bond, and doing many other action roles, he gives the best performance imaginable playing a character who is so repulsed by action and violence that he is convincingly shocked and disgusted whenever violence is used, even to save his own life.
Connery’s comedic timing is so underrated
Always loved Connery's mini-speech at the end here which sets the tension for the rest of the film. "The quest for the Grail.. it's not archaeology. It's a race against Evil. If it is captured by the Nazis, the armies of Darkness will march all over the face of the 'Eaeurth."
4:59 Junior is like ''Did you see that dad?''
Henry is like meh, whatever...
R.I.P. Sean Connery....You was a hell of a great actor.You'll be missed a lot!!! 😭
You know, as obviously unbreakable as Indy’s plot armor is, what makes me forget about it and makes it all believable is how nervous Harrison feels in these scenarios, how much urgency we get from his performance. Not like some invincible movie hero, but like someone whose life is in real danger, and he knows it. It’s something the Uncharted series captured perfectly as well with Nathan Drake.
I agree, even though it’s a problem, but it’s alleviated by his acting. This is something that’s not present in most other things nowadays, and wasn’t in dial of destiny
I love Sean Connery's speech about the Grail
OH YEAH? AND WHO'S COMING TO SAVE YOU JUNIOR? I TOLD YOU ( kills all the Nazis) DON'T CALL ME JUNIOR! look at what you did. I can't believe what you did.
I should have mailed it to the Marx Brothers.
@@commandingjudgedredd1841 “Would you take it easy?”
“TAKE IT EASY?!” Why do you think I sent it home in the first place?! So it wouldn’t fall into their hands!”
Fun facts: Harrison accidentally fallen into downstairs.
Robert Vandenberg Really!?! That is amazing.
stuntman
Wow! THAT WAS COOL
0:49 Indy: *smiles awkwardly* "Uh...Hello. How are you today?"
Female Nazi Officer: "I'm fine. Thank you so much for asking...ALARM!!!"
@Ian Turner "Obersturmführer, schweindhund!"
"The armies of darkness will March all over the face of the earth......" goosebumps
Rip sean Connery, an amazing bond and an amazing father to Indiana Jones 😢
Every time we say that (6:24), we should've deserved a slap in the face. Sean Connery made a really great reminder for why we are NOT supposed to say his name in vain.
Jesus Christ
Guarantee those flames would CGI these days and would not look quite right.
Yeah, yeah, CGI is worse than Hitler, we've heard it a million times from you people. Get over it!
Yeah no magic in the movie any more.
@@TechnologicallyTechnical It nearly singlehandedly ruined the 4th film, which actually isn't bad if you take out the awful and obvious oversaturation of bad CGI.
Even this film had an obvious green screen when Vogel is yelling at the departing zeppelin, but it doesn't ruin the scene.
RIP Sean Connery. I best remember you as Indy's Dad because I was a teen when this movie first came out back in 1989.
Rest in Peace Sir Sean Connery love this scene. You will never be forgotten 🙏
Did anyone else get chills when he said "if it (the Holy grail) is captured by the Nazis, the armies of darkness will march all over the face of the earth"? And to think that almost happened. Just summed up the entire war and why so many people fought against it. A race against evil.
It still happens, with so many nazis around in democratic parliaments. We race against evil but fortunately, Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, John Williams, Harrison Ford and Sean Connery warned us.
sigh... sure, except the race was lost, and evil won.
The most re-tarded fucking comment I've ever read lmfao
Daaaad!
The solution presents itself. hahaha.
1:57 something about this little bit gets me every time
"I find that If I just sit down and think...."-Indy falls down many stairs-"A solution presents itself!!!!
this castle always made me think of Wolfenstein
ME too
Return to Castle Wolfenstein.
Dad puts son in his place with that slap
Yeah like he does with his girlfriends 😂
I found this movie quite comical compared to "Temple of Doom" and "Raiders of the Lost Ark".
tuff ruffstuf I think this is the best movie of the franchise
tuff ruffstuf it’s supposed to be more charming
Never quite understood why the Nazi's that were doing radio work were in such a rush to shoot Indy. I mean...he's literally tied up right in from of them.
Gradient maybe cause they know how dangerous he really is
LMFAO this whole trilogy is so much fun and i love how there's total chaos happening throughout. The action scenes are so well done and you're excited and laughing at the same time. That Indy is intelligent and capable but at times things happen for him through sheer luck and his/others stupidity e.g. him accidentally knocking his leg off the mechanism several times in the fireplace scene.
The chase scene is really fascinating to watch with the knowledge that it was done in reshoots. Harrison's hair is longer, and Connery's beard is fake. We also see the fake beard again in close up when Connery delivers his "I just wasn't ready, Marcus" dialogue after the tank goes over the cliff later in the movie. I presume they shot this additional dialogue on the same day as the motorcycle chase. Another interesting detail is that the chase begins and ends with two different takes of the exact same shot. At 3:07 Indy rounds a bend, looks back and laughs, only to receive a disapproving look from his father. The same exact staging occurs in the same location at 5:02.
Raiders, Temple and Crusade are always gonna be the best🔥🔥
One of my favorite movies Im a fan of Indiana Jones and star wars
Lol, the whole whole room is on fire, and the fireplace isn't.
4:06 No wonder the Grail Knight thought Indy was the one to replace him. He recognized someone who was great at jousting.
6:34 for some reason his speech about the race against evil will always stay engrained in my mind.
Whoever thought that James Bond and a Bond Girl would be in Indiana Jones when this movie came out?
Plus a bad guy from both the Star Wars and James Bond films (Julian Glover).
Honestly this is what makes The Last Crusade the most hilarious Indiana Jones movie of them all
If anyone is wondering the real castle is named Bürresheim in east Germany
General Spärde - i looked it up a while ago and its in north west germany i think in a district called westphalia
Where is the bike chase filmed?
They burned this castle?
@@zeeboss7553 Not far from Skywalker Ranch in Northern California.
It's great to see this scene again and now, with a critical eye and curiosity, we can notice an Easter egg that was hidden right below our eyes, when Indiana Jones turns on the boat's engine and lets it depart on its own, an arm of someone that was already hidden underneath appears. of the tarpaulin that was inside him and surreptitiously leading him away.
1:39 does anyone else think of Darth Vader when he called on his pilots to come with him and fight the rebel ships?
This one video sums up the bag of emotions that came with this movie, from comedic to serious to heartfelt. How they outran the Nazis made me laugh. How Henry Sr. talks about the quest for the grail gave me chills. And how they talk about this obsession tearing their family apart plucked at my heartstrings. This was a perfect movie for me.
5:05. Indy be thinking Hahaha! Uh. What's your problem?!
"See! Told you I'd outrun 'em! Don't everybody thank me at once."
RIP SIR Sean Connery. Thanks for the memories. 😢
2:41 Henry looked sad because he didn't get to go on the boat 😂
Happy 90th birthday, Dr. Jones Sr.
6:25 The slap actually made Harrison Ford in tears
6:26
Modern Spielberg is a shadow of his former self. Look how much this tells you about jones and his dad. Brilliant action scene, humour and pathos.
The whole "Dead Mom" cliche is a little eye rolling though
Fun fact: The uniforms used by the Germans throughout most of this movie, including these scenes, were real WWII uniforms. The movie's costume director apparently found them in Eastern Europe before they started filming.
6:41 I’ve probably watched this movie a hundred times and I never noticed the crucifix in the scene where Indy and his dad argue about the grail
2:36 Only just noticed the guy hiding in the boat to steer it XD
Berlin and Venice are almost a thousand miles apart and here you have a sign telling you which direction to go as if they are the nearest cities.
0:35 Father:"Our situation has not improved."
Audrey 2: "Nooooo S**T, Sherlock!"
"I find, that if I just sit down..."
I love that defeated look on his face after he takes out that last biker, and all his father can be bothered to do is check his pocket watch.
Rest In Peace Sean Connery 😞
I wonder what it must have felt like for the crew of this film to see the completed movie and think "Wow! we did it. We actually managed to create the greatest film in human history".
RIP Sean Connery and Denholm Elliott.
4:39 fits the role even when giving the camera his back.
Sean Connery, he was a tasteful actor. May your soul rest in peace.
5:02 - 5:11 Absolutely brilliant. :D
Rip Sean Connery
"You say this has been just another typical day for you, eh?"
"No! But, better than most."
Rest in peace, Sir Sean Connery
Rip Sir Connery 🌷
Sean Connery was brilliant as Henry Jones, Sr. R.I.P Good Sir! :(
RIP Sean Connery.
True
Goodbye, Sir Connery.
I remember seeing this when I was a kid and thinking "Holy fuck how did they do THAT!" with the motorcycle scene... I realize now its a combo of quick clever editing, practical effects, one of those hydraulic rams Hollywood uses for car stunts, a bag of flour, a dummy and well done sound design.... But still that effect blows me away.
I like how they see a clearly empty boat and are instantly like “okay, let’s get in a boat and chase them”
Rest in peace Sean Connery....you will be SO greatly missed!
This was so lovely to see again after having to sit through the atrocity that is Dial of Destiny
2:03 this is why Doom can't be online
Sean Connery's iconic performances are memorable. HD shots wow! I will sketch his face in memory. RIP James Bond.
6:23
Indy: Two selfless martyrs. Jesus Christ.
Henry: (slaps Indy) That’s for blasphemy.
Gets me every time! 😂😂🤣🤣
Spielberg is just the best director will ever live.... Imagine this was the film, whole , u wud leave delighted....
Funny story: Long ago, when I was about eight or nine (I'm twenty-three now), my grandmother's neighbor had a dog named Brody (he was a big fella but gentle with kids; I can't remember now what breed he was). One day, Brody got out of his house and took off running. My brother and sister and I chased after him, and every time we would catch sight of him, one of us would say, "Brody's this way!" since we all grew up with the original "Indiana Jones" movies just like our mom and dad had. And yes, we did eventually catch Brody.