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father-son relationship Henry and INDIANA JONES
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father-son relationship Henry and INDIANA JONES
What's so sad is that Indy's father probably didn't even mean him any harm. He was most likely a nerdy introvert as a child who hated social interaction and only tried to give his son what he would have loved to have as a child.
Harrison Ford and Sean Connery were no wearing pants
When the father says he is just as human as the next man, and Indy says he was the next man, I was this many years old that they were talking about that they both had sex with the same woman. I dont think i can look at the same movie again.
Did I ever tell you to eat up, go to bed, wash your ear, and do your homework? No I respect your privacy.
Those eyes of his father :D :D "What you wanna talk about" And Indy just bursts laughing :D :D
This scene touches on the complicated father-son relation ship between Sr and Indy. It felt even harder when Sr thought he had lost his son later in the film and Sr starts to realize all the regret of never truly speaking with his son until he thought Indy was gone. Then, Indy returns and Sr embraces him with a giant fatherly hug and reverts back to his old form of withholding emotion
Henry Jones Snr. is such a perfectly written and performed character. In this one scene alone you understand exactly why Indiana Jones is who he is. A globetrotting, adventuring, womanising archaeologist, because he couldn't wait to get away from his old man, but still ended up idolising and imitating him. It's also fascinating, despite being a sometimes cold and distant presence, how much Henry Snr. clearly loves and respects his son, and how proud of him he is. It would appear contradictory on paper, but Sean Connery just performs it so realistically. THIS is a dad. XD
I conclude: How very good script!! Represent one of problems many sons an fathers have... but is not so serious, its an natural process, not dangerous for son- father's love.....❤😊
Sean Connery rocks ❤
To think Though we are in America there was an infant child, Third Henry.
I loved this movie as a child. Didn't realize how much neglection was going on when I grew up Thanks, Indiana Jones, thanks George Lucas and Stephen Spielbdrg and thanks to my family who named our Malamut after a movie hero.
Love this scene on the blimp
The type of scene that completely goes over your head when you're 9 years old, but that you infinitely appreciate when you're in your 30s.
Hollywood simply can’t write a scene like this anymore. The writers are either too untalented or too concerned with making every scene either action or some kind of political commentary.
If you're watching wrong movies...
James bond, and Indiana Jones having a Father son talk it don’t get any better than this!!
This is the kind of relationship indy need, not being emasculated by a random girl for almost two hours of the movie
Here after watching the many adventures of young Indiana jones for the first time on Disney+. And literally just seeing this clip made me incredibly sad and reminds me of my relationship with my father. I pray I don’t come near like this with my sons. Hell for gods sake when my mom got in a horrible car accident we didn’t even hug.
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Harrison Ford and Sean Connery have to be the best father-son duo in movies, their chemistry just clicks so well.
Rip Sean Connery
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Knowing that both men were not wearing pants in this scene because the set was so hot just makes watching this funnier.
Is it me or does that looks like a quite a pleasant way to travel?
May 6, 1937 would like to disagree with you 😂 It may have been once but after that disaster everyone would think twice about it
0:12 to 0:16 I love this exchange. I can’t imagine how awkward it must be to have slept with the same woman as your father (or the other way around.) I almost had the same experience, because one of my dad’s girlfriends tried to seduce me. I refused, because I knew they were together, AND she was pregnant with my half sister. My sister is 6 now.
Having Sean Connery as Indiana Jones' father has to be the one blip in Steven Spielberg's star-studded career. It is simply unbelievable to have 'Goldfinger' superstar Sean Connery, ranting and raving and making a fool of himself and suckers of the rest of us...
It is believable because he prefers this over James Bond actually he prefers ANYTHING over James Bond. he HATES bond. With bond he didn’t really get to do much except be smooth and suave and ruthless. He does have acting chops that people don’t give him credit for. He won an Oscar for Pete’s sake
His relationship in the show is so good too
"I can't think of anything," because it was frankly too damn late for those sorts of conversations. It's sad, and they gloss over it. Of course, due to movie magic, it pans out in the end, but not everyone gets that storybook resolution.
It's all the more amazing when you know both of them performed this scene without pants on.
Henry Jones Sr: You know, sharing your adventures is an interesting experience. Indiana Jones: It’s not all we shared. It’s disgraceful. You’re old enough to be her f- her-her grandfather. Henry Jones Sr: I’m as human as the next man. Indiana Jones: I _was_ the next man. Henry Jones Sr: Of course. Ships that pass in the night. Indiana Jones: Remember the last time we had a quiet drink? I had a milkshake. Henry Jones Sr: What did we talk about? Indiana Jones: We didn’t talk. We never talked. Henry Jones Sr: Do I detect a rebuke? Indiana Jones: A regret. It was just the two of us, dad, it was a lonely way to grow up, for you too. If you’d been an ordinary, average father like the other guys’ dads, you’d have understood that. Henry Jones Sr: Actually, I was a wonderful father. Indiana Jones: When? Henry Jones Sr: Did I ever tell you to eat up, go to bed, wash your ears, do your homework? No! I respected your privacy and I taught you self reliance! Indiana Jones: What you taught me was I was less important to you than people who’d been dead for 500 years in another country, and I learned it so well, that we’ve hardly spoken for 20 years. Henry Jones Sr: You left just when you were becoming interesting! Indiana Jones: Dad, how can…? Henry Jones Sr: Very well! I’m here now! What do you want to talk about? Indiana Jones: I can’t think of anything. Henry Jones Sr: Then what are you complaining about? We have work to do!
Who else is here after the Dial of Dissatisfaction?
They are both called Henry….
"I'm as human as the next man." -"I WAS the next man!" 😂😂😂
I just realized they are saying they both had sex with the same woman.
One of my favourite lines from the movie.
Here's the thing. I see both sides.
That’s probably the point and a clear sign of brilliant writing. Because I’m sure a lot of us had been in this type of situation both as the son and the parent
shelf reliansh
ok so indy and his dad fucked the same girl and thats pretty wild
The acting in this scene is beautiful
I hate the way this is sped up. Ruins the authenticity and rhythms of the scene.
This is how you write a movie, unlike Dial of Dissapointment.
I love it me and my son are the same way and I pulled this entire scene on him and he said DAD I KNOW what your doing.. I said then.. Well.. Go on.. He smiled.
What prompted it? Did you both sleep with the same person?
@@thienbaongo7997 Haha no. What prompted it was he said I didnt talk so I did the scene where the Father said okay im here now talk and he didnt have words... Then his light bulb turned on and he smiled. We are both movie and history buffs.
_"Family never was your strong suite."_ - Helena Shaw
"You taught me that I was less important to you than people who had been dead for 500 years in another country" I felt that. "You left just when you started to become interesting." And that broke me.
If you watch the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles it hits even harder
You left, just when you started getting interesting. Is such a cold but funny line
Y'know, as cruel as that comment is when taking this movie in a vacuum, I can't help but also find it both humorous in a dark way and odd in the context of the wider Indiana Jones canon. Partly because many prequel stories have featured the Joneses sharing many adventures during Indy's youth. Indy even went on to fight in World War I and was received with a very cold welcome from Henry when he returned home, despite not having seen each other in 3 years. And partly because this movie and the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles series suggest that the main 2 reasons Indy and Henry grew estranged was because of the death of Indy's mother, and because of a very heated argument over disagreements on where Indy would attend college and on their opposing views on the world in the sociopolitical landscape. Which retroactively makes Henry even more of an uncaring jerk that was impossible to please no matter how much they ran into a potential bonding experience, or how many achievements Indy made that would've made any other father proud.
"I WAS the next man." Still classic.
Apparently daddio forgot there was a line between 'teaching self reliance' and flat out ignoring your child...
This is the most humanizing moment that Indiana Jones gets in his whole franchise. The rest of the time, he's being a badass, or getting the girl, or saving the world, or showing off how smart he is. This, right here, is his most relatable moment as a character and a protagonist.
Well, yes, if you ignore the zillions of times he ends up in bad situations and has to frantically improvise his way out, to the extent that TVtropes named the "Indy Ploy" after him.
@@EGRJ I didn't say he never had to improvise; I said he's always a badass/genius/girl-getter/world-saver. He does awesome stuff, which makes him "cool" and admirable, but he rarely has to deal with stuff that the rest of us do. What he often lacks in his movies is a situation that reflects his "everyman" qualities. John McClane was an everyman hero. He had hangovers and marriage problems and no one listened to him and he kept getting suspended and stonewalled whenever he tried to do anything. Indy may have had problems with Nazis and Thuggees, but how many of us have to deal with that in our lives? His love interests were annoying, but they could pretty much never resist him when push came to shove. His most human quality was his fear of snakes, which was only really an issue once in the whole franchise. Oh, and he had to deal with annoying students, which probably makes him more relatable for teachers and professors. Introducing his father to the franchise was a brilliant move, because who among us has never had to deal with their parents?
The new Indy movie missed out on so many great moments like this one. Maybe have Indy go back in time and hear “Junior!” or anything close to that.
If this scene was shot today Indy would lose his cool and start a fistfight with his father
Its really funny knowing the fact that they had no pants on during this scene
Why?
@@rogerkeleshian2215 it was really hot so they took their pants off
That’s actually kinda lousy but brilliant excuse it’s so honest and not sappy
Had a similar talk with my father years ago. When he tried the whole "I'm here now" bit its not the talk I want to have now, it's the talk I needed to have then. I always feel like that's the cause of Indy's silence. The things he needed to talk about he figures out on his own or simply settled on them not being important.
It's little remarks like "the Father Son relationship saved this picture" that make me respect Steven Spielberg so much as a director. Clarity of vision.