RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING
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This is a classic! One of the greatest film in Hollywood!
Also, today is Harrison Ford's birthday!
Happy Birthday Harrison Ford 🎂🎂🎂🎂.
August 15th is his birthday? Nice!
The warehouse at the end of the film was one of the inspirations for a fun sci-fi/fantasy series called Warehouse 13. It's worth watching...if you have the time.
Yes she seemed interested... So I came here to say the same thing 😄
As did I... [deletes comment]
Such a fun series. Allison Scagliotti makes music now, as La Femme Pendu. She’s SO DAMN GOOD.
@@daddynitro199 yeah she really is and I followed her over to stitchers too.. But she was great on W13
@@garbonzo9 The casting on that show was done very well.
"I Hope We Can Trust Him"
Salluh (John Rhys-Davies) is definitely a very trustworthy person, he and indy go back quite a ways
Hey, Addie! Excellent choice! One of the best franchises ever!
- 1:24 - "Is that Doc Ock?" You are the first reactor I have seen recognize Alfred Molina as Sapito! This was his first film. That's awesome!!!!
- 9:44 - That IS Gimli!!! John Rhys Davies plays Sallah in this and 'The Last Crusade'. One of the best character actors from Britain. He has been acting since the mid-1960s (he's 78 now). His big break was in a BBC series called 'I, Claudius' in 1976 that got him noticed in America thanks to PBS and Masterpiece Theater, then came the mini-series of 'Shogun' based on James Clavell's monster best-selling novel. In that, he played Vasco Rodriguez working along with Richard Chamberlain, the King of the TV Miniseries back then, and legendary Japanese actor Toshiro Mifune (The Seven Samurai, Yojimbo, Rashomon, and The Hidden Fortress, which inspired Star Wars - Episode IV). "Shogun' was such a hit that basically stopped everything over the course of a week back in 1980 (everyone was watching it during prime time), and Rhys Davies had a big juicy role that is lovable. Both series are still available and are amazing!
- 11:28 - Improvised moment. There was supposed to be a huge fight between Indy and the Saracen Sword guy. It was even storyboarded so everyone knew the set-ups and such. However, Ford was really sick due to local food, as was a lot of the crew. He suggested just shooting the guy to Spielberg. Spielberg said yes. A moment that is both iconic and comedic gold!
- 15:27 - Oh, Addie...Where's the fun in that? 🤣🤣🤣"Let's not and say we did!"
- 16:40 - No. Not all. But there are bugs (HUGE ONES!), rats, and other grossness in the other movies. Spielberg does like being a little sadistic when it comes to stuff like this. "Let's make the audience squirm!!! He-he-he!" 🤣🤣🤣
- 19:26 - Uhhhhh...snakes are over...but...well, you'll see!
- 27:42 - Yep! The real horror show. This gave me nightmares for days because I was 9 years old when this came out.
- 28:54 - Well...it's a government storage facility. Who knows what all could be in there. However...as a teaser...'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull'. No spoilers...
Looking forward to the next reactions!!!
I was gonna say the same thing! I've never seen anyone recognise Alfred Molina!
MAJOR props for recognising Molina
Something I've never seen or heard mentioned by anyone watching this movie for the first time, or on repeat viewings for that matter: Indy offers Marion $5,000 (USD, presumably) total for the headpiece. That much money in 1936 with inflation since would have the buying power of around $100,000 now (plus or minus a few thousand), so that's a LOT of money Indy is pretty casually offering up.
There are snakes in all(3) the jones films.
Also, in that shot around 9:44 the production crew went around and asked/paid all the home-owners in the shot to remove their TV antennas from their roofs for the day of shooting.
Can I just say how impressed I am that you recognized veteran actors Alfred Molina and John Rhys-Davies?? You're right, they played Doc Oc and Gimli among scores of other characters over the years, but very few recognize their faces from the early 80s -good eye! :)
Addie on an Indiana Jones movie: "Don't hurt the horse."
Addie on an Indiana Jones movie: "Are all the snakes dead yet?"
LOL
29:00 According to _Mad Magazine_ (1982), the boxes contain:
- Safe sugar substitutes
- Fuel- saving engines
- Break-proof toys
- Cancer-proof cigarettes
- Never-die batteries
- Long-lasting soaps
... and the like.
Love it🤣
@@Big_Tex and the contents of Al Capone's glovebox.
The crew actually had tons of fun playing with the snakes as they were non poisonous. But when the King Cobra was brought in everything changed, treating that cobra with the utmost respect and caution. If you look closely, you can see a glass wall in between Ford and the Cobra just in case it felt threatened and decided to do something about it.
The snake reflection was obvious in the original version. But they did a little digital clean up and removed it in the re-released version.
"You're supposed to be afraid of the fire. Why are you ruining my movie?"-SS taking to one of the pythons.
Also, some of the "snakes" were legless lizards
That was an Indian cobra, not a king cobra. Still potentially dangerous to work with and something you should never be bitten by.
As an arachnophobe, the tarantulas bother me WAY more than the snakes! 😂 😱
Same
Yep. Me too. Spiders a big nope for me. Don’t know how I’d go being dropped in a pit filled with them, but mostly snakes are almost ok. Most of them leave humans alone unless they feel threatened.
At 15:20 . . . "Can we just seal it back up, and keep it sealed forever",
L and O and L,
I have not laughed like that in a long time. 😅😂🤣
17:21 That coathanger was brilliant :D I laughed so hard back then...
Awesome job catching Gimli and Doc Ock! Think you'll enjoy the triology. My personal favorite is the 3rd so I look forward to your reaction!
and Mr Atto from Black Hawk Down
And Kingsley Shacklebolt from Harry Potter (Mr Kananga, Captain of the Bantu Wind)
Watching that movie for the first time in a packed theater was incredible. Everyone was exhausted by the end.
I was only 10 and watched it alone in the theater. 😳
My mom got stuck working taking audience surveys after the movie. I got to theater hop for a few hours while she did that. This is the only movie I remember from that day. Interestingly, the snakes didn’t bother me in the slightest. I had an uncle with a reptile room in his house with all sorts of snakes and lizards. He’d milk the poisonous ones for the venom. I had a healthy respect for snakes but wasn’t afraid of them. It was the melting faces that made me scream.
I watched it with my mom and grandma. My grandma was probably 80 at the time and she whooped and screamed and covered her eyes and said it was the best movie she'd ever seen.
@@jeanine6328 Understandable. The melting face had me legit crying and I covered my eyes for the rest of the scene. 😭😂😭😂
Happy 80th Birthday to Harrison Ford! I'm glad that you got to see this movie on his birthday! It's a timeless classic! 🎂🎉❤
One lesson to be learned here... never bring a scimitar to a gunfight.
I still love that scene... it's so "I really don't have time for this sh!t.."
Because he was too busy shitting. He had diarrhea. Check out the look on his face
I love it that she recognized Gimli. Addie's great.
"Do all of his movies have a ton of snakes?"
Yes 😬
The much maligned 4th has the least snakes, but Temple and Crusade have their fair share. Be brave Addie! Indy can power through his fear and so can you!
Be aware, Temple of Doom is a prequel set the year before, so Marion will not appear.
I would like to point out, to me that was one of the big flaws in Doom. Indy had no fear of snakes in that one. Raiders is my all time favorite movie, but Temple Of Doom was a big disappointment and totally rediculous for many reasons I won't give away just yet. I hated it as much as I loved Raiders. Actually prefered Crystal Skull over that one. However, loved Last Crusade that brought back the feel of Raiders. It should have been the second, instead of Temple Of Gloom.
@@wiseguymaybe When were there snakes in Doom? And you have something good to say about that piece of garbage Crystal Skull? Let's just jam every New Age crap idea we can think of in there...
@@wiseguymaybe "Indy had no fear of snakes in that one." Tell me again how you hate a movie you clearly haven't watched...
@@LordVolkov Clearly I have watched it. You got a lot of nerve saying that. I wouldn't hate on a movie I haven't watched and I'm not going into detail why because that would be considered spoilers. Thanks for judging me, I don't appreciate people saying things that are not true.
You have no idea what I've seen and what I haven't seen. I'm sorry, but I'm mad when people say things about me that are not true. Yeah, he didn't see a live snake, but what he was doing, and again no spoilers, what he was doing in the movie with snakes made no sense. Patrick, you don't know me and you don't know what you are talking about. If that makes you mad, I'm sorry. But there was not call to say that when you don't know what I've seen and what I haven't.
@@wiseguymaybe Ooh, looks like I touched a nerve! 🤣🤣🤣 I didn't bother to read your little rant, sorry.
How's this though? In the jungle camp scene, a python descends on Willie's shoulder and Indy is paralyzed with fear while she flings it away thinking it's the elephant. But maybe you should go back and actually watch it if you think I'm wrong.
Right on time for Harrison Ford's birthday. Can't wait to see you react to Temple of Doom, Last Crusade and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Of course all Indiana Jones films have snakes, but they only happen in brief moments in the sequels, though ToD is a prequel. You can do this, Addie.
...and the scene where Marion sees the dead bodies and screams bloody murder at one with a snake coming out of it , at 19:10 to 19:24, is probably my favorite scary scene in the movie. It gives me feels of the forest chase from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937).
Indy has quite an interesting backstory. The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles showcases his earlier adventures and the people he met. It includes going on safari with Teddy Roosevelt, a friendship with Ernest Hemingway, and riding with Pancho Villa. There is quite a bit that Indy has lived through, including World War One. Also the girl with the writing on her eyelids was an unscripted thing aimed at Harrison Ford.
Kudos for recognizing doc ock in there.
Edit: and gimli!
Eagle-eyed and crimson-haired, a great combo
"Is That Doc Ock??"
Yes ma'am, Addie
That most certainly is Alfred Molena in this opening scene
In his first film!
And to mess with the new guy, they had tarantulas crawling on him 😂
Satipo
@@SergioArellano-yd7ik actually, Alfred Molena's character in this was named Sapito
"$3000, That's Not Bad"
Considering that this movie was set in 1936, $3000 was a pretty hefty chunk change back then
There's a site called US Inflation Calculator. If you put 1936 and $3000 on its inputs, it returns that today it would be worth almost $64,000. Not bad at all.
The truck chase is one of my favourite scenes in movie history, such a well balanced mix of story-telling, action and music, about as perfect a sequence can be!
I know it's wrong, but I couldn't help but laugh my ass off when Addie was freaking out with the snakes. That had me dying 🤣💀
Just imagine what she'd be like if she watched snakes on a plane.
...or Anaconda, Bullet Train, Conan The Barbarian, or Babylon.
After all he went through in the opening scene, he’s afraid of the snake in the plane. I always laugh about that.
Nominated for 8 Oscars including Best Picture but won for:
Best Sound Editing
Best Sound
Best Film Editing
Best Visual Effects
Best Production Design
Jack Nicholson, Nick Nolte, Kurt Russell, Jeff Bridges, Nick Mancuso, Chevy Chase, Steve Martin, Tom Selleck, Peter Coyote, John Shea and Tim Matheson were considered for Indiana Jones.
Amy Irving, Sean Young, Stephanie Zimbalist and Barbara Hershey were considered for Marion.
The sounds of Indy's handgun are that of a 30-30 Winchester rifle.
The punching sounds are that of someone whacking a pile of leather jackets with a baseball bat.
Half the cast and crew got food poisoning except for Harrison Ford and Speilberg whom ate Spaghetti O's and PBJ Sandwiches.
Ford suffered Diarrhea while filming the swordfighting scene that was cut from the movie.
It was 110 degrees in the shade. Luckily they filmed the climax at Elstree Studios London England.
The VFX were done by Industrial Light and Magic.
The sounds of the spirits coming out of the Ark are that of Dolphins and Seals played backwards.
The film was a box office and critical success, making $390 million dollars against a $20 million dollar budget.
It's considered not only the best action movie ever made, but one of the greatest motion pictures of all time.
I’ve never seen it on a greatest movies of all time list. I think it’s more beloved by those who saw it young. I personally never liked it as much as I did when I was a kid, as I think there are too many long action sequences and I start getting bored during the truck chase.
Harrison Ford was supposed to have an elaborate fight with that swordsman in black but the day they were to film it, Ford was sick with dysentery and was having trouble doing anything physical. He convinced Steven Spielberg that Indy would not waste his time while looking for Marion, and just shoot the swordsman.
Saw this in the Theatre with my Dad. We both loved it. He loved it because it reminded him of the Republic Serials he grew up with.
Gun to the knife fight is one of my all time favotire moments in film period. The fact that it was completely improvised because Harrison wasn't feeling well that day lead to such a memorable moment.
Addie: Exclaims "Mother of pearl" when scared.
Me: Now picturing Addie clutching at a pearl necklace in horror. 🤨😂
Thank you Tom Selleck, for saying, "No."
It was more the head of CBS going "We won't let him out of his 'Magnum PI' contract"!
@@Mokkari77 Small miracles. Cool alternate universe reference though with Selleck on the poster. Did they do that in "Fringe?" I feel like I've seen that used.
July 13, 2022: Happy 80th Birthday, Harrison Ford! 🎂
One. Of. The. GREATEST. Films. Ever. Put. To. Celluloid.
To.THIS. Day.
And. The. Greatest. TIME. To. Be. A. Kid!
Can you guys believe we had it sooooo gooood?!!!!
A classic yes, but to tell a truth; "Last Crusade" is my fav of the trilogy, can't wait for that.
Yeah, the chemistry between Harrison Ford and Sean Connery (RIP) is just perfect.
@@vinnycordeiro Shhh. Spoilers...
@@Lucas-Stl Just saying that an actor will be on the film is hardly an spoiler, but I'll shut up anyway. XD
I think you're the first reactor I've seen who has put together that Gimli and Sallah are played by the same actor. But honestly, I don't get how people can't like Snakes, I think they're amazing!
It makes me very happy to see someone enjoy the movie for the first time. I remember watching this in the theatre and it brought so much joy!
lol Addie is such a proper lady...."mother of pearl" haha! She's sounds like my 63 year old mother, and it's both adorable and hilarious!
"Mother of pearl! Those are snakes!" Haha. Spoken like a true southern lady. ;-)
_"Hey, let's set up our airfield next to that ruin that definitely doesn't contain the relic we're looking for, guys."_
Addie... nice reaction. You did quite well with all those snakes. I'm not afraid of snakes in general, but wouldn't want to be in the middle of that many haha. In movie number three you'll see why he doesn't like snakes. Also how he started using a whip and came to wear that Indiana Jones hat. Thanks
I was trying to remember if there were snakes in part 3. Of COURSE!
" snakes... why'd it have to be snakes?" "I'm with you Sir"
As far as I'm concerned; it's my favorite Indiana Jones movie.
11:23 this scene is awesome. And it was not even planned to go that way.
1:29..."Is that Doc Ock"...holy shit, I myself completely forgot that this was a young Alfred Molina 😆 🤣. Damn good eye!
One of the masterpieces movies ever made thank you Addie
Best CZcams name ever
@@ninjetti9898 thank you
Fun fact about the Snakes in The Well of The Souls, Spielberg asked for more Snakes because in a wide shot one can tell on the sides of the frame, there wasn't Snakes so he asked Frank Marshall, a Future Executive Producer on The "Jurassic World" films to go anywhere he could take find as many snakes as they were in the United Kingdom to find Snakes, lol.
The place at the end of the movie is a government warehouse where they store a whole bunch of other 'not-to-mess-with' secrets and treasures...
It's a nod to Citizen Kane and his sled at the end of that film.
"Is that Doc Ock?"
Good eye. That is indeed a young Alfred Molina.
Wow, good catch on the actor who was the guide in the cave in the beginning being Alfred Molina who played Doctor Octopus, I never noticed that! 😲
The part where the big boulder is right behind Indiana Jones... was 100% real. It wasn't supposed to come down the way it did, he was actually running for his life.
never realized this till right now, but the 5,000 bucks he offered her, in about 1938, is "$105,678" in 2022. wowza
Beyond cool you had this on Harrison's 80th birthday Ads (I'm glad you were able to get thru the snake pit scene - there were literally hundreds of them for the shoot; the cobra moment where Indy is face-to-face with it was partitioned by a pane of plexiglass to secure his safety and you can see its reflection when the lighting strikes). The greatest action film of all time IMO that cemented Ford's movie stardom forever. Spielberg & Lucas made a fine DynamicDuo in getting their valentine to '30s & '40s serial shorts from their youths (back in the day moviehouses would show serialized cliffhangers before the feature film - about a 15 min. short where audiences would then be forced to come back the next week to see how the hero got out of a serious scrape with death defying stunts). Fun fact the Nazi soldier Indy tussles with in the truck actually doubled for Ford when Jones goes under it! Personal note: I saw this when I was 12 when it was first released and when my family went to see it apparently my sister & I were cutting up so our mom brought us into the lobby to scold us and warned we'd be in trouble when we got home. The film was so entertaining she completely forgot about it and we never got punished - so Indiana Jones saved my skin! :D LOL - I know you'll enjoy the others too (and INDY 5 will be out next summer!)
The most dramatic reveal of a coat hanger in cinematic history.
Fun Fact: The canyon where Indy threatens to blow up the ark is also where the jawas captured R2-D2 in Star Wars. Another part of the canyon was where Ben finds Luke.
Yes that was doc oc, actor is alfred molina.
And yes that was gimli.
According to the TV series Warehouse 13, all those boxes are filled with dangerous magical items.
Damn, you were literally sweating during that snake scene lol. Also, there was a nice amount of double finger points in this reaction 👍
Hey Addie, so happy you got a chance to see this Classic! :)
Clearly Snakes on a Plane must be added to the list of must see movies. 😆😆
I read years ago that pyschologists use the snake scenes in Raiders to help people overcome their fear of snakes.
John Rys Davies is often asked to say the line: "Asps, very dangerous, you go first" by fans, lol.
lol Addie, you made me flinch because you were so on edge at the beginning. :D
Q: What did Marion Ravenwood say when she entered Draco Malfoy’s dormitory?
A: “This whole place is Slytherin!”
Thank you goodnight.
My dad can't stand snakes either, Addie! He won't even go into the Reptile House at the zoo!
You'll also like the next two. IMHO, it's the best trilogy.
Technically, there's a fourth movie Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
@@joshuacampbell7493 no, no there's not.
Indy 5 is coming tho
@@MikeyA5693 are they? They need to stop. Harrison is getting ole.
@@jaydisqus3353 they started filming already and its set during the space race.
Today (July 13th) is Harrison Ford's 80th birthday, by the way, so you picked a PERFECT DAY TO UPLOAD THIS ONE!
Capt Katanga...Mr Atto from Black Hawk Down. Totally recognized JUST the voice.
For the shots in which the actors appeared to be very close to the snakes, they used a glass panel between them and the reptiles
The new 4K pressing of this movie is gorgeous.
One of these days I’m going to write a story about a secret society of handymen, who’s ancient job passed down from father to son is to maintain all the world’s secret ancient treasure death trap mechanisms. ‘Cause those things obviously aren’t going to keep working century after century without routine maintenance.
Some may not know this.. but the German U-Boat mock up.... was on loan from the production of Das Boot...
In January 1980 I entered the History course at the Catholic University and it was one of the least popular courses. In 1981 this film came out and the History course became very popular.
Your reaction to the snakes in the temple is priceless!
in this film Marion's character is spouse to be 27 years old and Indy is 37 10 years older meaning when she was 15 indy was 25 when Jones took the one thing that can be taken only once and when she was 17 Indy left and broke her heart and feeling used and taken advantaged of at a young age.... hence the very Strong Right Cross across his jaw
She was 14
The end scene on the steps takes place in Washington DC, but was actually shot inside San Francisco’s City Hall.
I just knew the spiders and snakes would get a hilarious reaction from you! Too funny!
"This guy looks like he likes a good fight" he was still mad because Indy killed him earlier when he was showing off with the sword
11.24 probably one of the most famous ad-libs in cinema. It wasn't in the script, everyone was unwell and Ford couldn't fight so Spielberg had him just shoot the guy. BTW, in the close-ups of Indy getting dragged behind the truck, it was Ford in some shots.
"Hopefully there are not too many snakes..." me: Oh...Oh Addie, brace yourself.
The Ark was lost in the desert where no man could get it and in the end of the film lost once again but now under massive bureaucracy in a warehouse where no one will touch it or know it’s there. The Ark is in the same situation it was before as God intended.
I remember watching this in the summer of '81 with some friends (we had just finished HS) and the commercial ads for the movie seemed like a good flick. . . and, after all, it was "Han Solo." Can not emphasize enough watching this movie in the theater - - the stunts & special effects (for the time) were great. A very fun movie.
Time doesn't always kill a good stunt. Steven Spielberg added an old stunt to this movie that still impresses. When Indy lowers himself from the front of the truck, then slowly lets himself slide under it, it's Spielberg's homage to stuntman Yakima Canutt, who was the first to perform the stunt in the 1937 film Riders of the Dawn. Although he most famously used it in John Wayne's breakout 1939 movie, Stagecoach (it was a western, and Yakima slid under 6 horses and a stagecoach).
This movie was the rage when it came out in the theaters. I'm so glad you enjoyed it... 😊
In some copies of the movie you can barely make out smudges on a piece of glass between Harrison Ford and the Cobra. And most of the snakes were actually just rubber. But there were plenty of live ones too.
Fun fact: the scene where Indy shoots the sword guy was supposed to be a full fight scene but Ford had bad food poisoning that day so the scene was shortened(you can even see in the close ups of his face during the scene how sh*tty he was feeling).
Star Wars in 1977, Empire Strikes Back in 1980, Raiders in 1981, Return of the Jedi in 1983, in 1984 Temple of Doom and the
Last Crusade in 1989.
That’s one helluva run.
You're easily becoming one of the best reactors on CZcams. Congrats and good luck on your channel!
"Is that so that no one finds the Ark, or are all those boxes filled with potentially dangerous things like the Ark?"
Yes.
Thx for posting so much Addie! Appreciate it!
Two movie directors were wondering what kind of movie to do next. Spielberg wanted to "do James Bond," while Lucas brought up the cliffhanger movies of the 1930's and 1940's. With their second choice leading man cast, they set off to conquer the box office. Harrison Ford got an "academic upgrade" to "Dr. Henry Jones, Jr." and another iconic movie character. We got a rip roaring movie with enough action for THREE such movies. Alfred Molina's major movie debut got him covered in spiders. Actor Vic Tablian became a poison dart pincushion and a Nazi monkey handler. Two-fisted Marion Ravenwood matched the moxie of Indiana Jones, drinking louts under the table. 16:18 In the theatrical version, you can see the glass separating Harrison Ford from the Cobra. I've read that they ran out of snakes in the area for this scene and had to use Legless Lizards as well. Do you want to play a 1992 LucasArts game?: czcams.com/video/LZZXJ3zCRDQ/video.html 23:56 After all that, a mirror gets him! 24:33 Jehovah don't like the Hakenkreuz or Reichsadler. 26:55 Or being disturbed by unworthy/impious people.
I love Indiana Jones and Fate of Atlantis so much, played that game a lot back in the day.
There is a fantastic photo of Harison Ford and John Ryhs Davies behind the scenes of this film where you see JRD making Ford howl with laughter
The side kick who betrays Indiana Jones at the beginning of the movie is Alfred Molina who played Doc Ock in Spider-Man 2.
I look at you the way Indiana's students look at him. 😆😍
Do you write anything on your eyelids?
I wish I could watch this for the very first time again. I saw this during its original theatrical release back in 1981 when I was 10 or 11 years old.
29:00 my big brother explained this ending to me when I saw this movie for the first time.
The ark is lost again. But instead of a desert it is lost in red tape in a warehouse full of top secret items.
To answer your questions: yes, that is Dock Ock, and yes, that is Gimli.
Fun Fact: the Cuban in the beginning was Alfred Molina, Doc Ock in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2
Posted before watching.......I and everyone else, know you will LOVE this!!!!!
Hahaha "bad dates"... I'm sure many can relate to that.
"That's my pet snake Reggie"😂🤣
Most of the snakes were rubber props. There were a few (non-venomous) real snakes thrown in to make it look like they were all moving. The cobra was real. If you know when to look, you can see a brief reflection in the pane of glass that was positioned between Indy and the cobra.
The call letters on the seaplane at the beginning were OB-3PO, and among the hieroglyphs on the tomb walls were images of R2-D2 and C-3PO.
If you’re only familiar with Harrison Ford through Star Wars and Indiana Jones, you should check out The Fugitive, Airforce One, and Witness, and for comedy- Working Girl, Sabrina, and Six Days, Seven Nights.