Not many people can truly appreciate how much effort went into this. Finding the locations, getting to those locations, the position of the camera, the elevation, the lens types, the rehearsals for the timing of both the actors and camera, shooting permission, and all of the other unforeseen obstacles while shooting on location. This is one of the best recreations I have seen by far. This belongs in a museum.
I was not expecting to see the exact interior AND exterior of the original Jones home in this remake, what impresses me is how much of it still looks exactly the same. The camera placement and blocking are ridiculously accurate too. It's a treat to watch this, hopefully someday you can make a full-scale remake of the scene using accurate props and wardrobe!
@@rickleo123 ugh. You're totally missing the whole point.
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@@rickleo123 you could, but then you wouldn't learn anything about cinematography, composition, camera settings, lights, directing, cable management, scripting, etc etc... and yes, you would have result, but no knowledge you could use elsewhere...
@rickleo123 I mean why wouldn't you bother to learn about the filmmaking process by doing the work to get all the pieces in place and instead rely on unproven developing technology to *kinda* very offputtingly do all that for you? I'm sure you think there's an "add dinosaur" button for jurassic park movies too you big oaf
That was fantastic Ross. I was in the British Army in 1988 when they were filming The Last Crusade. I and about 800 other servicemen from British military units and US Airforce personnel were lucky enough to play German soldiers in the Berlin book burning scene, where Hitler signs the Grail Diary. It was filmed at Stowe School in Buckinghamshire, England in July of 1988. I still remember it like it was yesterday. Your video put a much needed smile on my face. Well done mate.
I believe some of the shots look that way because they were shot from a much lower angle - for example the shot around 1:33. I suspect that one was shot from a helicopter. Soil can erode considerably over 35 years, but rock in these arid locations will not weather considerably.
What I find most impressive is that you even managed to match the color grading of certain shots. Really helped further replicate the feel of the original beautifully. Awesome job!!
As a 52 yr old Gen X'er who saw this opening weekend in 1989, you have hit a soft spot. Kids, this is brilliant! You've done a remarkable job here, but mostly your love and respect for Indy 3 shows in every frame. Freaking amazing! Thank you.
@@chrisidoojust look at the list of box office hits in the 80’s….you have certainly missed out on a period which unfortunately will never be experienced again.
Impressive! The effort you put into matching locations and shots is simply amazing. It was great to see them after all these years almost totally unchanged. Thank you for this wonderful walk down memory lane! Wishing you all the best in your future endeavors.
As a fan, congrats on all the effort put in this. There are here and there a few tweaks that needed to be made to be even more perfect, but it is a very, very, very good effort. Not sure if this is what you're going to pursuit, but congrats, since you're moving in the right direction. Nothing like to copy the masters to learn from them! Keep doing the work! Good luck! And thank you!
I watched this movie so many times as a kid ( so much so that my sister got annoyed with me and hid the vhs tape!😂) Heck, it might just be my favorite movie OAT! What you have done here man, is nothing short of incredible! That’s dedication to the max and a great eye for detail! God bless ya!
This is now the gold standard of vacation films. I want to do this in Oregon where they filmed The Goonies! Coincidentally, another Spielberg related film.
This was really cool. Lots of work to get the framing and movement. Funny to see the stand-ins. This was very enjoyable and I really appreciate how much effort went in to making this.
Very good! I wasn't expecting to see the house and have you go inside. I didn't know it was turned into a B&B. But the fact you went out into the desert and found the locations and got the shots is impressive!
"Illuminating" (In Sean Connery's voice) The RV and bugle moment got a laugh from me too. It seemed like only one shot was made too difficult perhaps because of a lack of a crane or access to a hill? The rest was exceptional. Bloody well done!
3:48 That was unexpected. Honestly, what a great tribute. No doubt a lot of planning, hard work, and fun! Great actors too. Splendid work. You had me in awe, and you made me laugh too.
This is simply fantastic! The amount of effort put into these shot recreations is astounding! I did this on a smaller scale in Iceland recently, in an attempt to recreate shots from the Secret Life of Walter Mitty. I had a blast doing that and can only imagine you had just as much fun doing this.
Ross, you've got an amazing eye for detail. The work you put into this project re-creating those shots speaks volumes about your passion and dedication. You've got my Like and Subscribe!
I've seen Last Crusade dozens of times (part of the reason why I choose my career path). This is amazing. Well done, so much love and hard work and it shows.
Excellent, c'est juste incroyable. Je n'imaginais pas que la maison de Jones existait encore, ni même que les maisons environnantes n'aient aussi peu bougées en 30 ans. Ca doit représenter des heures et des heures de travail pour arriver à une telle qualité. Merci beaucoup!
Wowsers! This is insanely good! Spielberg would be proud, I'm sure - the attention to detail in terms of the shot set ups, lighting, blocking, colour grading and even the interiors are all just incredible! Bravo 👏
Seriously good!!!! The motorhome scene made me laugh out loud too. This must’ve taken absolutely ages to recreate, even the time of day has been considered to get the shadows correct. Mind blown
Dude! That is awesome! I'm surprised there wasn't any dolly or crane motions that you weren't able to replicate. Looks to me like you got it all. I laughed at the RV driving by in place of the car at the Jones house. Too bad you didn't have some coconuts handy when you jumped on the horse. Fantastic job!
I’ve seen and know where most of these are in real life and would never be able to do what you did. Incredible work! Guess Cumbres & Toltec said no or maybe that’s a part 2 🤔. As a railroader, I hope they see this and help you recreate the train sequence.
Phoebe Waller - Woke is screaming her head off: why do they like his Indy Jones,but not mine!!??!! 😂This was awesome. Technically well done,funny(Trumpet drive bye and the Monty Python horse riding), matching every angle,this was more entertaining then the last 2 Indy movies combined. I went to Arches National in 1997, and was simply amazed by its beauty. The best vacation of m life,and even spending time in a place,where parts of that great movies were shot,extra bonus. Unlike the last movie,you show some true love and dedication to the character by doing this re enactment. Thanks for giving us some good entertainment. Well done!!!👍🏼
amazing. the scene at 0:59 and the one right after blew me away most of all. absolutely spot on. and i think some of the scenes even looked better in the remake. i loved the colour grading and the rv shot... it's honestly art. to me, good art is when i look at something and think: "how did someone think to do this, let alone have the skills to make it happen", and this video makes me think that. awesome work.
I am 52 years old and i love this - you made a great video of the opening of the last crusade... i guess you where not born back then when the movie came out... but i am impressed..... Norway
Absolutely amazing. The house almost looks unchanged. Great job scouting all the locations and setting the camera up in the exact spots. I can't imagine that being easy. Angles and depth all on point!!!
Not really, see e.g.1:45. But it is still extremely impressive. The matching is so perfect that the significant difference at 1:30 threw me off completely (and made it even clearer how good the matching is otherwise). Apparently, the original at 1:30 used a much longer lens from much further away and elevated ...
I've seen the film probably around 150 times. You did a great job recreating the shots. And I was surprised that you can actually see the mountains at 1:08. For some reason, maybe wrong trivia I read, I belived that was a FX shot. Really cool to find out it is not a trick shot.
It’s so heartwarming to see a lot of the locations look almost exactly how they did 35 years ago! You even got the color grading and camera panning and blocking down! Phenomenal work. Always a pleasure to see Indy content! Oh and the interior and exterior of the Jones home!!
As a huge fan of The Last Crusade, this is the most exquisitely made, perfectly crafted homage I've ever seen. I can just imagine the blood, sweat and tears behind every meticulous shot. Kudos!
Well, that was just fantastic! The effort gone into that is astounding. I loved seeing all these scenes from Last Crusade, and seeing the tourists at each location really helps you see just how big this scenery is, and helps distinguish between what were used to seeing in the film, and what it looks like in real life, now. Awesome mate! 👌
Really an exceptional job at capturing all those shots. I only know enough about cinematography to know that there's a LOT more to it than just finding the same spots and whipping out a camera but even finding the correct locations for each shot is an achievement in and of itself. Also, there's something about seeing the same stuff in the same place 35 year later that's really cool. Like in certain shots where you can see the exact same exact bush or tree except now it's grown up by 35 years. I don't know why that's neat to me but it is.
Anyone who has ever tried to do anything similar must know how hard it is to get a shot to look even remotely like the original. This is very good work
This is amazing. Astounded by the work you must have put in. (Btw, some of the focal lengths don't quite match. This doesn't detract from my praise, but it's something to consider for future work.) Again, great job.
Remarkably enough: some of your tracking shots are surprisingly smoother and have better quality than the original. And especially at the beginning of the sequence, the timing is right down to the last millisecond. Some rocks have changed minimally over the years, but finding the perspective and making it look better than the original is absolutely brilliant! Thanks for sharing. Very good job!
Not many people can truly appreciate how much effort went into this. Finding the locations, getting to those locations, the position of the camera, the elevation, the lens types, the rehearsals for the timing of both the actors and camera, shooting permission, and all of the other unforeseen obstacles while shooting on location. This is one of the best recreations I have seen by far. This belongs in a museum.
True, it's an immense ocean of tasks. Only passion makes it bearable.
Don’t forgot the font!
Lástima que no sirva para nada todo ese esfuerzo. Masturbación pura.
@@zk9058 Wasn't the same font
Noooo! you! Belong! To a museum!
Few people would love this more than Spielberg. Hope he gets to see this. This is the ultimate love letter. Well done.
I was not expecting to see the exact interior AND exterior of the original Jones home in this remake, what impresses me is how much of it still looks exactly the same. The camera placement and blocking are ridiculously accurate too. It's a treat to watch this, hopefully someday you can make a full-scale remake of the scene using accurate props and wardrobe!
Why use props and wardrobe? You could use the plates he shot and run them through an AI generator to add characters.
@@rickleo123 ugh. You're totally missing the whole point.
@@rickleo123 you could, but then you wouldn't learn anything about cinematography, composition, camera settings, lights, directing, cable management, scripting, etc etc... and yes, you would have result, but no knowledge you could use elsewhere...
@rickleo123 I mean why wouldn't you bother to learn about the filmmaking process by doing the work to get all the pieces in place and instead rely on unproven developing technology to *kinda* very offputtingly do all that for you? I'm sure you think there's an "add dinosaur" button for jurassic park movies too you big oaf
@@rickleo123Not in this house, JUNIOR!
That was fantastic Ross. I was in the British Army in 1988 when they were filming The Last Crusade. I and about 800 other servicemen from British military units and US Airforce personnel were lucky enough to play German soldiers in the Berlin book burning scene, where Hitler signs the Grail Diary. It was filmed at Stowe School in Buckinghamshire, England in July of 1988. I still remember it like it was yesterday. Your video put a much needed smile on my face. Well done mate.
That's awesome! Are you located anywhere within the film?
It's amazing to see how much soil and rock have eroded in just 35 years, while the rest of the land appears to be virtually untouched.
I believe some of the shots look that way because they were shot from a much lower angle - for example the shot around 1:33. I suspect that one was shot from a helicopter. Soil can erode considerably over 35 years, but rock in these arid locations will not weather considerably.
What I find most impressive is that you even managed to match the color grading of certain shots. Really helped further replicate the feel of the original beautifully. Awesome job!!
As a 52 yr old Gen X'er who saw this opening weekend in 1989, you have hit a soft spot. Kids, this is brilliant! You've done a remarkable job here, but mostly your love and respect for Indy 3 shows in every frame. Freaking amazing! Thank you.
This comment means a lot! Thank you so much for your kind words and praise; I'm glad we both share the same love for Crusade :)
I'm 51 and I agree! Saw this in the theater in orlando opening weekend
Must've been incredible to see this in the theaters, compared to movies made nowadays.
You know this film is available to watch on all formats? Like dvd? Maybe you can hit that soft spot pn a weekly basis!
@@chrisidoojust look at the list of box office hits in the 80’s….you have certainly missed out on a period which unfortunately will never be experienced again.
Impressive! The effort you put into matching locations and shots is simply amazing. It was great to see them after all these years almost totally unchanged. Thank you for this wonderful walk down memory lane! Wishing you all the best in your future endeavors.
As a fan, congrats on all the effort put in this. There are here and there a few tweaks that needed to be made to be even more perfect, but it is a very, very, very good effort. Not sure if this is what you're going to pursuit, but congrats, since you're moving in the right direction. Nothing like to copy the masters to learn from them! Keep doing the work! Good luck! And thank you!
Surprised you don’t have more subscribers, definitely earned my like and subscription
I watched this movie so many times as a kid ( so much so that my sister got annoyed with me and hid the vhs tape!😂) Heck, it might just be my favorite movie OAT!
What you have done here man, is nothing short of incredible! That’s dedication to the max and a great eye for detail! God bless ya!
That was absolutely brilliant. Good work.
This is now the gold standard of vacation films. I want to do this in Oregon where they filmed The Goonies! Coincidentally, another Spielberg related film.
This was really cool. Lots of work to get the framing and movement. Funny to see the stand-ins. This was very enjoyable and I really appreciate how much effort went in to making this.
Very good! I wasn't expecting to see the house and have you go inside. I didn't know it was turned into a B&B. But the fact you went out into the desert and found the locations and got the shots is impressive!
"Illuminating" (In Sean Connery's voice)
The RV and bugle moment got a laugh from me too. It seemed like only one shot was made too difficult perhaps because of a lack of a crane or access to a hill? The rest was exceptional. Bloody well done!
3:48 That was unexpected.
Honestly, what a great tribute. No doubt a lot of planning, hard work, and fun! Great actors too. Splendid work. You had me in awe, and you made me laugh too.
This is amazing. The amount of work that went into this, wow, great job!
This is aaaaamazing. They actually filmed at location, and you managed to do that too. Wow. Very well done. It’s basically perfect ❤
Wow! Impressive work. This must have taken some serious planning. Meticulously executed - right down to the type font.
This is simply fantastic! The amount of effort put into these shot recreations is astounding! I did this on a smaller scale in Iceland recently, in an attempt to recreate shots from the Secret Life of Walter Mitty. I had a blast doing that and can only imagine you had just as much fun doing this.
Ross, you've got an amazing eye for detail. The work you put into this project re-creating those shots speaks volumes about your passion and dedication. You've got my Like and Subscribe!
By far the best location shot for shot video ever. You are one talented person!
I've seen Last Crusade dozens of times (part of the reason why I choose my career path). This is amazing. Well done, so much love and hard work and it shows.
Even the house scenes?! This is insanely cool! Well done, all of you!
This. Is. AWESOME. MAJOR props to you on the time, care, and attention to detail you clearly put into this.
I'm blown away! Sooooo perfect!
Looking forward to seeing another project of yours
Amazingly well done! You even matched the shadows on most of the scenes. Incredible!
Excellent, c'est juste incroyable. Je n'imaginais pas que la maison de Jones existait encore, ni même que les maisons environnantes n'aient aussi peu bougées en 30 ans. Ca doit représenter des heures et des heures de travail pour arriver à une telle qualité. Merci beaucoup!
The word "meticulous", could not have a more perfect visual aid. Bravo!
This is incredibly impressive, phenomenal work bro! I can't imagine how much experimenting you had to do to get the perspective lined up!
Now this is BRILLIANT!!!
Wowsers! This is insanely good! Spielberg would be proud, I'm sure - the attention to detail in terms of the shot set ups, lighting, blocking, colour grading and even the interiors are all just incredible! Bravo 👏
Seriously good!!!! The motorhome scene made me laugh out loud too. This must’ve taken absolutely ages to recreate, even the time of day has been considered to get the shadows correct. Mind blown
Outstanding job.
You deserve a future in the industry.
Fantastic. Took tons and tons of work, I know. You deserve way more subscribers. I'm now one of them!
WOW!! Well done! This belongs in a theater
It belongs in a museum.
So do you!
Throw him overboard boys!
Dude! That is awesome! I'm surprised there wasn't any dolly or crane motions that you weren't able to replicate. Looks to me like you got it all. I laughed at the RV driving by in place of the car at the Jones house. Too bad you didn't have some coconuts handy when you jumped on the horse. Fantastic job!
Absolutely loved this. Wow. The RV drive by with the bugle was S-tier.
The dedication is off the charts. Good work!
I’ve seen and know where most of these are in real life and would never be able to do what you did. Incredible work! Guess Cumbres & Toltec said no or maybe that’s a part 2 🤔. As a railroader, I hope they see this and help you recreate the train sequence.
Wow! Awesome job. Saw this in the cinema when I was a child. Loved it.
This is absolutely brilliant! What an achievement. I’m sure that Spielberg would approve 😀
Phoebe Waller - Woke is screaming her head off: why do they like his Indy Jones,but not mine!!??!! 😂This was awesome. Technically well done,funny(Trumpet drive bye and the Monty Python horse riding), matching every angle,this was more entertaining then the last 2 Indy movies combined. I went to Arches National in 1997, and was simply amazed by its beauty. The best vacation of m life,and even spending time in a place,where parts of that great movies were shot,extra bonus. Unlike the last movie,you show some true love and dedication to the character by doing this re enactment. Thanks for giving us some good entertainment. Well done!!!👍🏼
very good job ! your work to locate the good places and choose the good lenghts focales are amazing ! Bravo from France
WOW HOW DID YOU REMAKE THE PARAMOUNT LOGO SO PERFECT HOLY SHIT
whats up with the shot at 1:40? the tree moves on its own while the background is stationary?
How does this have only 71k?? This is some next level dedication. Bravo
This is unbelievable. I am stunned.
Thank you so much for sharing this on your page!!! It was so kind of you and completely unexpected. Glad you enjoyed it :)
@@utopiafilms9633 oh of course!! You deserve much more than a share on my tiny satire experiment haha. Incredible work you should be very proud of
Matching the lenses is genius work.
amazing. the scene at 0:59 and the one right after blew me away most of all. absolutely spot on. and i think some of the scenes even looked better in the remake. i loved the colour grading and the rv shot... it's honestly art. to me, good art is when i look at something and think: "how did someone think to do this, let alone have the skills to make it happen", and this video makes me think that. awesome work.
What an amazing job! Even the interior shots match up 👏👏😊
Just epic! As someone, who produces videos commercially, I see the amount of work behind this. Thanks for your efforts and the time ride..
I am 52 years old and i love this - you made a great video of the opening of the last crusade... i guess you where not born back then when the movie came out... but i am impressed..... Norway
I lost it at the Jones home. Tears welled up. That was amazing.
This belongs in a museum!
The last great Indy movie. It's great that the Jones house is still there!
Holy s**t that was near perfect!
Well done to the makers of this video 👍
This is great! you nailed those shots man!
Absolutely amazing. The house almost looks unchanged. Great job scouting all the locations and setting the camera up in the exact spots. I can't imagine that being easy. Angles and depth all on point!!!
laughed out loud at the invisible horsey! well done.
This feels like the visual equivalent of listening to the instrumental of a song
Man, the RV and the trumpet. lol. I love it!
It's neat seeing that some individual trees are still there, just bigger lol.
You are crazy! This is like great work! You got the shots just right!
This was absolutely brilliant work!
This was fantastic! Last Crusade is in my top five of all time. You did this perfectly
Tight AF
Great work 👍🏻
Even got the shadows and time of day right. Wow.
Not really, see e.g.1:45. But it is still extremely impressive. The matching is so perfect that the significant difference at 1:30 threw me off completely (and made it even clearer how good the matching is otherwise). Apparently, the original at 1:30 used a much longer lens from much further away and elevated ...
I've seen the film probably around 150 times. You did a great job recreating the shots. And I was surprised that you can actually see the mountains at 1:08. For some reason, maybe wrong trivia I read, I belived that was a FX shot. Really cool to find out it is not a trick shot.
I'm absolutely stunned thank you for this this is really amazing and you must have worked so hard finding all those locations well done !!
Timing this to match the sun angle in as many shots as you did is really impressive.
I can't believe you put the camera in the exact same place. Mind blown
My jaw was on the floor the entire time I watched this! Absolutely brilliant - nicely done!
Wow, this is actually quite impressive!
Fantastic! If Steven and George watch your fabulous video, they'll surely be delighted by your work. Bravo! (from France)
It’s so heartwarming to see a lot of the locations look almost exactly how they did 35 years ago! You even got the color grading and camera panning and blocking down! Phenomenal work. Always a pleasure to see Indy content! Oh and the interior and exterior of the Jones home!!
This is absolutely bonkers. Incredible job.
Excellent job on this as well as your timing
Dude! This is just mindblowingly good! Cinematography is definitely your thing
As a huge fan of The Last Crusade, this is the most exquisitely made, perfectly crafted homage I've ever seen. I can just imagine the blood, sweat and tears behind every meticulous shot. Kudos!
Thank you TH-cam algorithm for showing me this underrated gem. Holy crap. This is impressive.
Well, that was just fantastic! The effort gone into that is astounding.
I loved seeing all these scenes from Last Crusade, and seeing the tourists at each location really helps you see just how big this scenery is, and helps distinguish between what were used to seeing in the film, and what it looks like in real life, now. Awesome mate! 👌
Incredible effort! Well done sir!
This is astonishing! So refreshing to see something like this made by hand and in a real, physical location. Incredibly well done!
This put a smile on my face, that doesn't happen much anymore, thank you :)
Man this is outstanding!
That was fantastic! Talk about learning from the Masters. Fully expect to see you pick up an Oscar in 20 years time. What a labour of love.
This just got a 6-1/2-day standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival.
Really an exceptional job at capturing all those shots. I only know enough about cinematography to know that there's a LOT more to it than just finding the same spots and whipping out a camera but even finding the correct locations for each shot is an achievement in and of itself.
Also, there's something about seeing the same stuff in the same place 35 year later that's really cool. Like in certain shots where you can see the exact same exact bush or tree except now it's grown up by 35 years. I don't know why that's neat to me but it is.
Couldn't believe how well this was done.
Outstanding! Thanks so much for all of the work you put into making this fantastic homage!
you have a future in film making, kid.
Anyone who has ever tried to do anything similar must know how hard it is to get a shot to look even remotely like the original. This is very good work
Muy extraño que arbustos sigan del mismo tamaño y también esto echaría abajo la teoría del calentamiento global todo sigue igual
I can't piece this together in my brain right now but that was really impressive. The color, shots, grading..everything is excellent.
This is amazing. Astounded by the work you must have put in. (Btw, some of the focal lengths don't quite match. This doesn't detract from my praise, but it's something to consider for future work.) Again, great job.
This is Amazing! Didn’t even suspect the house is still there and it’s looking exactly the same
this is fantastic!! Incredible dedication to the craft!
Very impressed! The location scouting alone must've been insanely taxing.
That was great 👍👍 I needed that! Been doom scrolling all morning and you've made me smile 😁 thank you. Great camera work too 💯💯😄💯
Remarkably enough: some of your tracking shots are surprisingly smoother and have better quality than the original. And especially at the beginning of the sequence, the timing is right down to the last millisecond. Some rocks have changed minimally over the years, but finding the perspective and making it look better than the original is absolutely brilliant! Thanks for sharing. Very good job!