Film Theory: The DEATH of Indiana Jones!
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Indiana Jones is BACK for one last ride in the Dial of Destiny! But one question that’s been on our minds is whether Harrison Ford would have ACTUALLY survived all of Indie’s wild adventures… but more specifically whether he would survive the infamous fridge scene. You know, the one where Indiana Jones survives a literal nuclear explosion by hiding in a refrigerator?! Put on your hats and grab your whips because today it’s finally time to put the question to rest.
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The one problem is that indi was in the fridge for only 11 seconds, and it looks like the impact from hitting the ground, and the explosion broke the door hinges allowing him to escape.
Pretty sure the impact in that scene still kills him.
@@vijayanand6650depends on how hard it hits the ground. The initial impact likely killed most of the momentum and depending on how hard the ground was it could either be fatal or (barely) survivable. If Indy relaxes his muscles it increases his chance of surviving as well. A man was ripped out of his home by a tornado and landed a quarter mile away completely unharmed because his muscles went totally slack. People have fallen from miles above earth and survived because of significant cushioning. It's feasible that if the ground Indy lands on is more like stereotypical sand opposed to hard earth, it could cushion the impact Enough to allow Indy to survive. Indy potentially going slack and other factors like additional objects on the ground breaking up the impact also help.
He probably only had broken bones and the door open because of the force in the scene so he could’ve survived
Exactly this!!
I was just about to comment with this. Thank you! :)
I always thought Indi survived the fridge because he drank from the holy grail in the 3rd movie, but this works too.
I thought the knight said the grail doesn't work outside once you're passed the seal?
Drinking it outside the seal
@@MASTEROFEVIL No, the knight only said that the Grail cannot pass beyond the seal. He didn't say anything about its effects beyond the seal.
It's possible that the "holy grail" was actually a Fountain of Youth-type of drink that could keep Indi young. It's also plausible that the drink was not actually something that could keep Indi young, but that it instead healed him or saved him from a life-threatening situation. Did you see..? czcams.com/video/Awn7mFktpB4/video.html
The Grail's effects are temporary. His dad drunk from it, but also ended up dying.
As fast as that fridge was crashing around, I find it hard to believe that Indy wasn't killed inside. No internal bleeding, no broken bones, no concussion. That's what I have a problem with.
I've always thought the main problem was the fridge hitting the ground at that speed and from that height... not the heat neither the radiation.
YEAH!
to be fair matt did say that the blast coudn’t have possibly sent the fridge flying as fast it was shown to be (11:23)
I really thought that's how this episode would have ended
Its not like indiana jones is menorable for realism in the first place 💀
Matpat: Indiana Jones could actually survive the nuke in the fridge!
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Finally someone with a 🧠
I was waiting for the analysis of this too :/
@@TheLegoBrickManiacA) it’s a movie, come on man. B) people survive car rolls ALL the time. Some of them worse than what the fridge went through, so it’s not impossible.
@@uncannyvalley3190 I guess. But maybe indy could have survived if he wasn't touching anything when it landed.(plot Armor??) And the fridge could have been slightly damaged and could have let indy out
But that's just a theory
A FILM THEORY!!
Film Theory: Can you actually run away from a Boulder
If your sonic/the flash/fast people
Yes
If your normal person
No
If your the camera man or the protagonist
Definitely yes
I could see that
@@DJILMarioBrosMusicit’s fake
Harrison did. No, really, he outran the fiberglass boulder used for that scene, even if it would have only weighed about a hundred pounds.
For a bit, yeah.
I always assumed that the fridge door broke open at the end and ejected Indy solving the issue of him being locked inside.
Same. It really ain't that hard to believe.
same
Plus, was he inside it longer than 60 seconds...?
@@chrissonofpear1384 11 seconds
exactly
I've been watching this channel for a long time and by now, I know there's always a twist at the end of these episodes. I was so prepared for you to say "the nuke would be fine, but the impact of the fridge being blown that far would have broken all of his bones". Got me again, MattPat.
I was waiting for the same thing. At that speed and height, his insides would be hamburger meat. xD
he kinda wrong tho... indi wasnt that long inside the fridge.
And the lock could have been broken after the landing. that could explain why indi was just ejected out of the fridge.
@@Mentelgen-1337Matpat said that the fridge would of most likely not launched it like how we see it in the movie.
@@jackmclaughlin9911 he also claimed that overwatch was better then tf2 and yet here we are… an abandoned game vs 2 dead games. The worse part wasn’t that he took overwatches side. It was that he didn’t even bother with the research.
@@Mentelgen-1337 It doesn’t matter, his opinions are his own, you can choose to agree with him or disagree, its your choice. Btw, if you disagree with the how far the fridge is flung, do the math yourself.
18:00 I always assumed the fridge took so much damage from both the explosion and the subsequent impact and rolling around that the door simply fell off.
And your soft fleshy body in a metal box flying that fast goes splat when it hits ground. You're not walking away from that, at best you're crawling away, more likely, you died.
@@roofdogblues7400 There's that too... but it's a movie. Logic doesn't apply.
My problem with the fridge has always been not the fridge shielding Indy from the nuke - but the force of him being flown & dropped & surviving that without a single broken bone or bruise.
And the lack of other debris. There should have been a few other fridges tossed the same distance, as well as bicycles, wagons, etc. and maybe a car or two.
Which is why for me, the most interesting part of this video was MatPat showing that really, the fridge *shouldn't* have flown that far or fast.
Dead by concussion happens all the time in car accidents. Wear your seatbelt.
Thank you for pointing this out! I missed it in the video and I also think that this should have been deadly.
Yeah, that height in a metal box has to be deadly
My great grandfather was a nuclear physist during the Cold War and I asked him about this movie and he said that as along as the fridge was lead lined, he could have survived the initial blast. But he did say that he definitly didn't survive the fridge flying that far.
Edit: He couldn't tell anyone what he did, not even his wife but odds are he did work on missles because of the areas he worked in as well as how well he was payed.
Then again, world the fridge have flown that far in real life?
@@liamgavinwells I actually don't know, he never specified that.
That's the rub right there. Based on the scene, whether the fridge should have gone that far and fast, the scene showed it did.
Had they calculated the impact of that unpadded fridge on a 60 yr old body flying through the air and landing hard enough to break the latch... he dead.
@@sammathis6634 It would not fly that far at all. He mentions it briefly and says it makes no sense the fridge out paces the blast.
The fridge scene was fine... The flying saucer scene is what ruined the film. 👽🛸
Between the two, surviving a nucler blast in a fridge was MUCH less taxing on my suspension of disbelief than watching a 3000 year old alien spaceship suddenly jump out of the temple and fly away... 😂
This video reminds me of old film theory. It was very science based and fun. I hope you start making more videos like this
Indi is one of the luckiest men ever and it is definitely possible that everything that could’ve gone wrong in this scene didn’t go wrong
I'm pretty sure the force of that impact definitely would have smashed the latch open on the fridge. But on that note, I'm surprised they didn't address the force of the impact on Indy's body.
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@@jaramiahredfordhello
Probably because it wouldn’t have been launched in the first place so calculating that would be irrelevant
The rolling would have plausibly lessened the force of the impact. I see a lot of people comparing it to an elevator dropping, but that's not really the case as an elevator dropping goes straight down. Again, it's not the fall that kills you, it's the sudden stop, and the fridge doesn't have a comparatively sudden stop. That being said, if you listen carefully, you can hear the latch when the door falls open, so somehow neither the latch nor the hinges broke against all odds, so Indy should still be trapped.
@@jaramiahredford Prove it
One thing I think Matpat might have left out was the force at which the refrigerator hits the ground. Depending on how high the fridge was sent flying and the angle at which it hits the ground, I imagine it could still be fatal as it could be similar to an elevator dropping.
That's the part I actually wanted to hear about.
There's a lot of safety in elevators to prevent freefall, including redundant lift mechanisms and breaking systems, even large Springs to absorb impact over a longer time if freefall does occur. The fridge fall is far more dangerous than any modern certified elevator. It's probably closer to a high speed car crash with old cars free of modern crumple zones and airbags. In other words, fairly deadly.
Exactly. Itseems the most likely cause of death. The height it falls from combined with the weight of it and speed from the blast, i'm no mathematician but that's probably hitting the ground at 80 km/h... His head is smashed to bits at the very least.
Assuming the ground is completely flat, and no initial acceleration, the starting force the refrigerator experienced would have been stronger than the ending force. I don't know how long the wind would have pushed the refrigerator for, though.
@@coalcreekdefense8106 same
Fallout made reference to this scene a few times. In Fallout New Vegas, using the Wild Wasteland perk, you could find a skeleton in a fridge with a fedora. In Fallout 4, there was a short questline about a kid who hid in a fridge when the bombs fell and was in there for 200 years and only survived because he was ghoulified and ghouls can survive off of radiation.
I'm glad that the fridge wouldn't have actually launched as far as it did in the movie, since I feel like that was the most life-threatening part. When the fridge landed in the movie, it rolled and banged around like a freaking cardboard box, which would most likely be worse than rolling after a car accident (especially since the fridge doesn't have any seat belts or airbags). There's no way he doesn't break his neck or spine rolling around in that thing.
Seeing all the math and equations reminds me of the older game theory videos, I remember watching those in middle school. It makes me miss how Ronnie animated as well, his episodes were always my favorite, may he rest in peace
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I miss Ronnie's style too. I even referenced his old Tetris video for one of my videos. czcams.com/video/ULECeqpLBeU/video.html
Yes Lopez those video has different charm . Love those stills watch them.
RIP Ronnie
@anjaynation4308you're one video that is music that you didnt make? didnt even watch the vid yet lol
Thank you for making me think of Ronnie.
Another thing to add to that. I vividely remember as a kid when indi was being talked to about ending up in the fridge. The general specifically mentions "dont youbknow those things are deathtraps?" Refering to the latch. So even the movie acknowledge the fridge itself as the more dangerous aspect
I knew that about the fridge in the movie (while watching, because I'm old enough to have heard stories of kids still dying when I was young. Poor people didn't buy new fridges if the old one still worked, so fridges like that were still around in the 70s.) But the movie made it so the impact broke the door hinges, which though less likely than radiation was still possible. My thought was that he would have broken bones & maybe internal injuries from the fridge being thrown. But that movie takes place after he & his dad drank the water from the Grail cup, so they have magical quick healing for who knows how many years? The Grail guardian lived for centuries in the cave with no food or water after 1 drink. Surely by then Indy knew that low oxygen & blast injuries were a risk, but he can only die of very old age. Thus his plot armor means he was right to risk that he might get stuck in the fridge for a bit.
I've guessed the elixir Indy drank from the Holy Grail protected him to an extent from the radiation , and helped him heal from the jostling of the fridge , but it still wasn't enough for him to recover fully till after the Crystal Skull.
And the hinge on the fridge door likely was broken just enough for the door to fall open when Indy needed it to.
Its crazy to me, after 100's of theories and all that research for each one, Matpat hasn't gone full Shining. Keep up the good work, Love the videos.
where did you think stephane and their kid went?
I mean you could make the argument he’s lost it a bit with some of the theories he’s been putting out lol
Hilariously it's why he opted out of conspiracy theory channels. Hefears he would, and movie/game/style/food lets him keep some distance
my farts are better than Matpat’s farts.
Oh he has,you're just a sheep lol This guy literally master bates to pictures of FNAF puppets,and the monetary donations from 12 year Olds lol
to me the most unbelievable part of his survival wasn't the fridge saving him but the fridge slamming into the ground he would be bouncing around inside a metal box breaking his legs/arms/ribs and skull.
potentially. but he was in a fetal position (mostly from lack of space) and probably with his arms around his head.
it's conceivable that he could survive. which is enough for this.
granted I do not think he would be able to get up that fast. maybe the water from the graal helped still?
@@alicepbg2042his organs would have likely been a bit scrambled though.
@@jwalster9412hat's what I was thinking. Especially the brain, which is surrounded by cerebral fluid and then the skull. The fluid gives the brain room to bounce around a bit, and being bounced around like that would surely cause severe brain damage.
..but he, Shortround, and Willie didn't get so much as a bruise from falling out of a plane just because they were holding onto a raft and no one has ever cared? LOL
in the USA they force you to use seatbelts so you don't bounce around the car in a crash that's a similar problem as the fridge bouncing him.
My grandfather had an old fridge similar to this one (that didn't work) that he kept in the garage to hold various tools, screws, nails, and what not. It had a mechanical latch on the door, but on the inside was a glow in the dark button that released the latch from the inside, presumably one of the early safety measures implemented before this legislation.
I think hitting the ground after the fridge went flying is what would have at least broken bones or killed him.
As for the last part about the latches, given the door was thrown some hundreds of feet, I’m sure the sheer forces put on the latch would have destroyed the mechanism. Giving Indie all the opportunities needed to open the door with little effort.
Except fo the Indy splattering all over the inside of the fridge from the impact. 😁
@@kennethpryde966 the fridge was a tight space meaning he probably wouldn't move much in it increasing his chance of surviving the impact
@@Sypher20512except that might make it worse, after all bending your knees to absorb shock and other methods would be less effective in a tight space.
I agree to this, the force of it smacking around would probably break the latch and especially during the impacts.
@@Sypher20512the forces still would have been pushed through is body.x and probably would have killed.
Look at the shape of the latch hole on the door, you only see it briefly but it is much larger than the wall meaning the latch is accessible from the inside of the fridge. It was probably a safety measure for the actor but since you can briefly see it in the film it's part of the in universe design now and thus he could escape.
Fun fact about the nuking of the fridge, Steven Spielberg also came up with the idea when working on Back to the Future, but scrapped it due to how children will be traumatized by it.
I don't know what's harder to believe, that Indy survived a nuclear blast in a fridge or that a fridge would stay closed when impacting the ground like a meteor.
Somehow, Matpat proved to us that the fridge scene from Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was one of the more believable things to happen in the movie.
Far more believable than the ending! 🙄
Far as I'm concerned the flying saucer scene isn't canon... 🚫🛸...just a hallucination caused by overexposure to the skull's mystical energy. 💀🤯
@@thedugan8r593🙄
@@anjaynation4308 better
@@thedugan8r593 Honestly, that's how i simularly deal with sequel/prequel movies/shows/etc. if it's made soley for that of revenue or does not fit in anyway the former project was like.
I like to consider the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy not canon due to the fact it's so inconsitent that I might actually be aloud to feel this way.
Is this a healthy mindset? Heck no.
@@shotaaizawa1206 allowed*
MatPat could literally be making all these numbers up and everyone would still believe him
I checked some of the stuff I thought was bs and lo and behold it was all correct 👍🏻
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He’d tell me the chances of me jumping off a cliff was better than anything else and I’d do it.
Tbh I kinda felt this whole scene was possible... Exept for all that fridge hitting the ground and rolling like crazy, that would probably break some bones, if not neck itself or AT THE VERY LEAST give Indy concussion or something
Yep, he wouldn't be walking out, at best he'd be crawling out.
Why it is only the fridge that fly? It was relative heavy thing, and there was lots of lighter stuff around, but a blast wave only set fridge on the air?
I watch indiana Jones as a little kid, this scene is burned in my memory and I really love it.
I like fun dumb stuff sometimes, it doesn't always have to be logical, and this scene was part of that
Yeah that was my favorite scene, too
Ayy i found the right comments
Nice to see someone not hating on indi
All of Indiana Jones has stuff like that.
Raiders and the Submarine
Temple of Doom and the Rubber Raft Parachute
Last Crusade and several actions related to the tank.
I like Kingdom of the crystal skull, and don't see the fridge being all that worse.
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the rule of cool
Regardless of Dial of Destiny, The Original Indiana Jones trilogy will always hold a special place in action movie cinema.
Absolutely. Kingdom didn't erase the original three. Any subsequent Star Wars movies didn't erase the original trilogy. You can't ruin great art with inferior art. The great art is still great.
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Begging...
@@coolnerdlll6053tell that to the other sequel haters
I think Crystal Skull is a worthy finisher if you're willing to headcannon out some of the worst BS. It's not a perfect presentation by any means but in Cliff's Notes, it got everything right. Broad Strokes Canon in TvTvtropes.
It's the trilogy in my house.
10:49 should be kilometers (not miles)
Awesome job with crunching the numbers, as usual. Keep up the great work!
I think either the explosion or the impact from hitting the ground probably broke the mechanism on the door allowing him to open it.
Indy survived the fridge because it was thrown into the air. The impact of hitting the ground broke the latch. 13:45, you can even see there's no latch on the door when Indy bursts out.
An impact like that would have killed him
Well, we still have the inside mechanism, that could be locked in place. Meaning get an angle grinder or you won't be able to save him from the outside.
he also said in reality the fridge wouldn't move that much....
i imagine if the impact was strong enough to break the metal latch then indie would have exited the fridge either heavily crippled or dead
Sure but that still is no realistic as it was explained that the fridge couldn't have move that much by that explotion. Not even close. And even if we ignore all that the impact of Indy's body with the walls of the fridge after all that fall would still be fatal.
So there is a lot to ignore even if we choose just 1 way.
I actually liked the fourth movie. Probably because I was a kid. Seeing him survive a nuke blew my mind
Same here!! Although watching the ant scene as a young child DID give me a phobia of ants for a few years…
Same! I never understood why people complained about it so much
EXACTLY it really is not that bad. Indy still feels like INDY. Unlike other franchises where characters get ruined by putting them in the wrong scenarios with the wrong mindsets *cough* Luke in the sequels *cough* *cough* jack sparrow in dead men tell no tale
Same here, but we are apparently in the minority. We just enjoy the movie in hiding.
no
I just got home from Edmonton. First Film Theory I have watched in two weeks. I love this Channel!
He may have survived the blast but he's definitely got radiation sickness. Hopefully the grail can deal with that.
I am a child of the 1980s and these “fridge fears” were real. Punky Brewster had an episode where the kids are playing hide and seek and Cherie got trapped in an old fridge. I think the episode was written by a fan of the show. It still haunts me to this day.
Quickest debunk of the end twist in the world: the landing broke the latch.
Which would be pretty ironic, because in all the action Indiana Jones probably wouldn't even realize he had nearly suffocated himself until a couple of years later, when he replaced his own fridge for a safer model.
Maybe that’s the real reason why George Lucas said it was 50/50 cause wouldn’t Indy have to just land right for it break
I remember kids were still getting trapped in old ones, playing hide and seek in the mid eighties. There was a public campaign that encouraged people to remove the handles on any old fridges that might be on your property.
I'm disturbed by the 39 fridge-related deaths. How do you even hide in a refrigerator unnoticed if it has to be latched from the outside? How likely is it that a parent wouldn't hear a child calling for them or banging around in there before it was too late? It's a ghastly thought, but I hope these cases were properly investigated.
This might sound odd but I'm actually kinda glad he mentioned the fridge. I have an older friend who's brother got shoved in one of those things and died because of it. I have seen some of them in a few different places so just keep an eye out!
I just absolutely love how fallout new vegas threw shade at this whole issue with the wild wasteland perk, being able to find indy's skeleton and hat in a fridge in the middle of nowhere
Fallout 4 had a child ghoul in a fridge
@@Gfish17 Yeah, cuz thats fallout 4 , and that game is basically retconn fest
@@ArthurJFlamel I like the new Death claw model and animations. I like synths.
Hate Preston Garvey (Just like everyone else ever).
@@Gfish17 i have also played the game, and its also pretty fun, but it retconns a lot of stuff from the originals
Billy the ghoul
Hey matpat and team theorists I have a few suggestions for future videos
Game theory - could you actually launch a personal far away with only your vouce like in skyrim (basically how fast would your breath need to be to generate enough force to launch someone and how would that affect your throat, mouth and ears (i think that would be an easy video for austin to make))
Film theory - what would be the real life conscequences from flash/superman going so fast around the earth that it would go back in time (in this case we all know that such a thing would not turn back time so basically what would be the conscequences uf out of nowhere the earth started spining to the other side
Food theory - the 5 seconds rule, is your food still safe for consumption if it has fallen in the ground for less than 5 seconds? How fast would the germs transfer from the ground to your food? And how much time do you actually have until that food isnt fit fir safe consumption
Style theory - does having a pet help you get a gf/bf? Ive seen various posts saying that having a cat or dog makes you look more attractive to others. Some of those posts were more realistic saying that it makes you look more caring or responsible and such not just out right more attractive. Others say that having a dog can help cuz when walking with them you have more chances to meet people, be them approaching you because they like dogs or if they have a dog and they just start interacting sometimes leading to conversation and pissible relationship
Those are my suggestion, i dunno if you could concider having a pet a "style" but if by style you dont mean only clothes, makeups and hairstyles but anything that can make you look atractive or help you express yourself in a visual way than i guess it counts
you're the inspiration for the crazy math questions in my class.
I always enjoy the videos that go deeply into math and physics, and this one was no exception! I’m definitely surprised by the result. However, I’m surprised MatPat didn’t go into the forces that Indy encountered from the fridge’s initial impact on the ground or its subsequent roll. I would guess that he would definitely have some broken bones and a concussion, if not worse.
Yes, I was waiting for that too. Given that the fridge was going faster than the nuclear cloud, and pretty much stopped on a dime, I imagine that’d be way more than the 9 G’s he supposedly felt during takeoff.
I was expecting him to bring up the sudden stop being what kills him.
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@@hizzousekakashi8836yeah me too
There’s a theory out there that the reason why Indy survived the nuclear blast was because of the holy grail. If I remembered the theory correctly, the holy grail wouldn’t make Indy truly immortal, but could’ve given him some form of restorative powers that could save him from the nuclear blast.
Thats what I always thought.
While I have heard that before it isn’t the case
In the last crusade the grail knight said the effects of the cup would only last inside of the grail seal meaning that when Indian crossed the seal all the effects of the grail left immediately
That still doesn't explain the fridge being vertically undamaged.
Nothing that the Grail Knight said indicated that the immortality would be perpetual. He would have needed to continue to drink from the Grail for the effects to continue.
@@mainstreetsaint36 exactly
But only in the grail seal
Honestly the impact of the fridge hitting the ground should've done something to Indy, he literally walks away with out any scars
People always talk about the fridge, but never Indy surviving falling out of a plane in a raft in Temple of Doom.
Also, on the radiation topic, Indi was later cleaned by government officers to remove any possible radiation on his body
As portrayed in the movie, the shock of the refrigerator landing and tumbling would have broken every bone in Indy’s body!
As someone who watched the recent movie without watching the previous movies, this was a great movie.
Hey matpat, I think it would make for a really interesting theory if you researched the skibidy toilets, from what I can tell, there's some juicy lore there
Yeah! I would love to see that
My biggest problem with the scene was "how the heck did the fridge stay close the whole time? Shouldn't it have opened at some point?" But as usual, MatPat is on it! 👍
They used to have locks instead of magnets... But that begs the question how did he get out?
@@zokon8871 It cracked, on landing, I assume.
@@chrissonofpear1384 it was also accessible from the inside as seen in the movie for a brief second
I was mostly worried about the impact that Indi would experience while inside the fridge. People can die from sudden impact like car accidents very easily and the reason why we started making cars with "crumple zones" was to increase the time of impact to lessen injuries. There is no crumple zone in the fridge and it impacts the ground hard multiple times.
I think Indi would have became a human smoothie if this had actually happened
Ik matpat didn’t talk about the impact of the fridge hitting the ground which honestly looks the most fatal in my opinion
You gotta make a video about the temple of doom scene with the plane and the boat
i was wondering when this would be discussed here , the fridge scene is infamous and yet we need mat pat to debunk it for us thank you
Yeah, the impact of the fridge hitting the ground would have killed him. I’m more perplexed at how, in the first movie, Indy climbed onto a diving U-boat then, hours later, appeared on the dockside of the secret pen, AHEAD of the submarine’s arrival at the island. He could not have opened the hatch on the conning tower because that closes from the inside, and the bridge is directly underneath. The implication is that he held his breath for x number of hours then swam underwater for half a mile at more than 4 knots and clambered onto the dockside without any guards spotting him. now that is real suspension of disbelief.
Pretty sure the implication was that he got lucky and the submarine never submerged (I presume it had no reason to during the voyage)
There was actually a deleted scene showing that he hung onto the periscope.
@@douglasmarshall6949yeah in reality u-boats only sometimes went underwater because they're diesel engines only worked above water and when they were below water they had to use different engines that were less efficient so they spent most of their time above water
There’s a deleted scene where Indy attaches his whip to the periscope of the U-Boat and he almost freezes to death during the journey
The Mythbusters already prooved that it was possible to survive a nuke inside a fridge some years ago
regardless it's still a great scene
I thought I remembered that episode lol
I think that the impact of the refrigerator hitting the ground 12 times was enough to weaken the latch to the point it was able to be broken by hand. The latch disengaging can be heard as the door opens so that is probably the case.
The fact that film theory hasn't done a video on Coraline yet is literally a crime
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As shown on screen, the fall would have broken bones at the very least. Especially with the position he was in for the fall.
Meanwhile, the fridge's latch definitely appears to have released. Possibly from all the tossing and tumbling. It opens on its own.
i on't think that would happen, notice how the fridge rolls and tumbles, the impact would have been distributed due to the angle and the tumbling (look up how parkourists break their falls)
Make a theory about how the wild kratts' suit work! This would be really interesting!
Snake suit is weird
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hello mat pat,i love your videos about theories,and i know,you have alot on your table,all these different theories about fnaf or backrooms and more,but i saw this interesting channel and wondered if there could be some lore perhaps,the channel is called "I can't sleep" and videos on it seem pretty scary and just,it makes you uncomfy and since your one of the bests,if not,the best theory makers and lore searchers,i thought,you could look it up,sorry,in case im mistakening it for casual spooky channel,but it seemed interesting enough
thank you for this video. mat! i`ve been thinking about that particular scene for years tho, especially the fact that he have high chances of radiation effected ....
Wish that you would have covered the effects that his body would have experienced from the impact of the refrigerator hitting the ground.
Well the biggest error the film did was to show the refrigerator getting blasted with such force (if Indy is still alive, he will at the very least getting multiple fractures) which in the mind of the viewer reinforce the idea of the deadliness of the situation. Adding this was a mistake because them showing the lead sign show us that they knew it was already hard to swallow.
There’s no way he survives hitting the ground and tumbling
@@sr_aron No less likely than actually outrunning the boulder in Raiders, or any of the other improbable things he survives in any of the movies. People are WAY too hung up on the damned fridge scene - I really think they were just looking for reasons to hate the movie.
There's one thing you forgot to examine in this: the impact and rolling of the fridge. I don't think Indy could have survived this as well as he did (not even a broken bone) because of the amount of space shown inside the fridge as he exits it. He would have jostled around a lot, and slammed against the insides of the fridge as it hit the ground, bounced and rolled. Secondly, assuming he survived that, there's no way the mechanical latch would have led to him suffocating inside the fridge, as the sheer impact force of a nearly 1,000 pound hollow metal box with Indy inside, with the weak points the fridge has (door hinges and latch), it would have almost certainly caused enough damage the latch and hinges that the door could easily have been opened from the inside, provided the door wasn't completely ripped off during impact.
You should cover welcome to dreamworld, cuz I can tell there is some spicy lore I'm too lazy to uncover.
17:56 The impact of the fridge hitting the ground could have broken the latch to the point. Alternatively, he could have been shown kicking the door open. There’d have been no reason to design a latch strong enough to withstand an adult’s kick from the inside.
You seem to have never touched one of those old fridges if you think an adult's kick could effect them. These were old-school fridges that were designed to last forever. Not modern plastic rubish.
Also, Indy would have trouble kicking the door since all his bones would have been broken during the ground impact.
Unless the fridge was especially deep, he probably wouldn't have enough momentum for your latter point
I definitely believe the fridge was broken enough to be opened do to the latch being broken do to the blast and impact
@@robotnoir5299 I see, so his bones would be broken from the force of the impact with the ground, but the latch would remain pristine
@@bubbledoubletrouble Yep, that sounds right.
You do know that metal is tougher than human bones, right? For example, you can't kick your way out of hand-cuffs, and they're held shut with a tiny baby metal latch. The latch on an old fridge would by MUCH bigger and bulkier than that in hand-cuffs. We're talking about a fridge that was made back when ALL products were designed be robust, and to last 100 years, regardless of rough treatment. A door that had a scary "thunk" when you slammed it shut, like the love-child of a WW2-tank and an iron-maiden. A door than NEEDED to be slammed, or it would just bounce back in your face and knock you off your feet.
I doubt that modern kids would have the upper-body-strength required to use one of those old-school fridges, even if the latch had been completely removed. There's more metal just in the door than you've prolly seen in your lifetime. You'd get scared at the sight of it, and run off to the occ-health'n'saftey lady.
I always assumed the impact of the fridge hitting the floor would have killed him
Same
@@anjaynation4308You don’t even make better mistakes.
Most probably, yes. The thing is, that shockwave wouldn't have sent the fridge that far and that fast in the first place.
Plz do a theory on Skibidi toilets, i need to know the lore!
Film theory: could the plane in Raiders that does the travel montage actually make that trip (have the range)??
Another great video! The Theory channels are like a comfort channel to me, I hope that they can continue for!ever!
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@@krisshs8593I already know it's going to be great!
As long as they keep making movies there will be things to theorize.
I always just figured the latch broke when they landed, but if not then that's definitely a problem. I guess plot armor can't save you every time.
Well, the door does crack open, so asphyxiation is not a factor in this case. However, flying inside the fridge and crashing into the ground...
It broke.
I don't think anyone's problem with the fridge scene is the fact that he survives the nuke, it's the fact that the fridge FLIES a completely insane, totally unsurvivable distance. If it had been done with correct physics, and not moved at all, or possibly simply tipped over (I guess not onto the door since he'd be SUPER dead if that happened), then, personally at least, I'd have found it clever.
Looking at the scene again it almost looks like the fridge door broke open rather than him opening it
I saw this movie when I was 11 years old, that being said, this seemed plausible to my eleven year old brain that he would survive, but my dutiful mother informed me that he would have suffocated in the fridge and that you should never crawl into a fridge. So between the two of us, we beat you to it on this one, MatPat.
17:30 it says it takes 10 min to die from the refrigerator, Indiana was in it for less then a minute.
he's claiming that he wouldn't be able to get out of the fridge at all but the damage to the fridge would probably let him get out but he'd still die because he wouldn't get out of the radiation zone far enough and would probably get sick very fast and die
Honestly the fridge door must have broke after experiencing the shockwave and the impact to the ground. Still, Indi is very lucky in the scene but don't forget he has a lot of plot armour since the start of the series. You can literally argue that action scenes from the first trilogy are senseless because how lucky Indi seems in all of them, like the tank scene in the last crusade which had him continuously escape near death in multiple cases which is kind of the whole appeal of the action scenes in my opinion.
They declared it safe to eat and eate it in celebration. (Except for the contril group that happened to be the one doing the safty report, then the cheked the box "patient eat the food tested"
Fun fact: a japanese guy by the name of Tsutomu Yamaguchi survived both Hiroshima and Nagasaki while being relativly close to ground zero both times, earning him the title of the "double hibakusha"
nice!
Hibakusha.
Came for a theory about how they will certainly be killing off Harrison Ford's Indy because he does NOT want to make another one of these, stayed because it's always a good watch! 😂
Gotta be honest, there was a comment from one of the guys who knew Indy about staying in fridges for too long. It was a scene when Indy was in the hands of the FBI or some people when he came to them full of radiation. A guy after the investigation made a comment about fridges when he shaked Indys hand. I suppose this supports Mats theory.
There is no way he would survive the impact with the ground.
@16:00 - That's immediately what I thought when I saw it in the theater. I remember as a kid everyone telling us over and over and over "If you see an old fridge don't play around it you'll get stuck inside and suffocate" because I used to think "Why do the grown-ups think we're all playing in a junkyard around old refrigerators?"
I used to think "What kind of trashy trailer park kids play around old broken appliances?"
So when I saw this in the theater I immediately thought "How's he going to get out of there? The fridge had a latch!"
18:00 I would like to apply an addendum to this, Indy would probably have been welded inside that fridge too, as mechanisms inside the door could have melted and trapped him in, no matter if it were a pre-'58 or post-'58 fridge.
Also fun fact, I think Mythbusters did an episode on this exact scene.
do a therory on lego ninjago masters of spinjitzu : from the eploge to dragons rising
In total, 15 seasons were produced, along with two pilot episodes, several mini movies, a special, a four-episode miniseries, and a theme park movie.
I would love to see Mat do a theory on Emisis Blue
It could be possible the impact at the end damaged the mechanism holding the door shut, shown by him tumbling out at the end of the scene.
One could say that being flung so far and being so close to the blast radios might have broken the fridge too
Alongside his bones I would say
Bob Zemeckis was the first to propose “nuking the fridge”, all the way back in the early 80s-it was meant to be the means of powering Doc Brown’s time machine in the 1st draft of BTTF.
Since the film studio didn’t want to risk kids climbing into legacy fridges and getting locked in (a la a very special episode of Punky Brewster) since many of those 1950s era pre-magnet fridges were still in use in the early 80s, the idea was scrapped. Instead we got the iconic DeLorean time machine.
Both Spielburg and Lucas (through ILM) were connected to the BTTF trilogy. By 2008, the danger of kids in fridges was long passed (even the one Indy used in 1957 Nevada wasn’t in compliance with the 1956 safety regulation).
My theory is that Zemeckis’ scrapped idea was brought back from the dead by Spielberg or Lucas. But hey, that’s just a theory… a FRIDGE THEORY.
Yes the suspension of disbelief stops at a guy surviving an explosion in a fridge, and not the ancient civilization with a pressure sensor, or that tye arc of the covenant exists and melts anyone who looks inside
In the second movie, Indiana and his friends are riding a mine cart along its track (which I assume is the inspiration for all those mine cart levels in Donkey Kong Country). At one point, a really wide gap in the track over a large crevasse appears. The mine cart leaps over the gap and lands perfectly on the track on the other side. It is utterly implausible, but I've never heard anyone ever complain about it, and it just seems strange to me that people are okay with it but so skeptical of the scene here.
Can't say "Nuking the Fridge" was really that hard on my suspension of disbelief. The literal flying saucer however...🛸 👎
In this scene fridge is launched pretty high into the air. Is it possible that slaming into the ground would that damage the locks and let Indiana Jones open the door and get out?
But the heavy fridge hitting the ground may have broken the latches, causing him to be able to open it.
Matpat you should do a theory on what grade the kids from south Park should be in by the end of the show or if they shouldn't be in any grade how old should they be.