What Is... INDIANA JONES and the FATE OF ATLANTIS!
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2023
- 1939 - The eve of World War II. Nazi agents are about to get their hands on a weapon more dangerous than the atom bomb. Only Indy can stop them before they unleash the deadly secret that sank Atlantis.
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The Fate of Atlantis game will always be the final Indiana Jones adventure for me.
Forever Indy4 for me
Hi sortedevaras! Check out my playlists for FoA - the orchestral score, I basically took the game's music and arranged it for a symphony orchestra, hope you'd like it 😊
For me young Indiana jones blues episode
@@ChosenOne-il4bmBecause of Harrison Ford's cameo?
I’d love if we got an animated series of all of the adventures we DIDN’T get to see on screen…like this one!
Have you seen the Intro for the animated series concept?
Hearing you speak German is something I never knew I needed😂
In the videogame, the orichalcum detector was goldfish-shaped. It looked quite neat
The spear of destiny looks pretty good in the art department
Really enjoyed this, thank you so much!
If you find it interesting. The reason Indy changes universities is because he moves to England and teachs there for a while.
He falls in love with a girl, but ultimately loses his love in the jungle. Everything about England reminds him of her and he decides to stop teaching in England.
He returns to America and eventually searches for Noah's Ark in Turkey. Then returns to America. There, Marcus Brody arranges a new job application for him.
(This is only according to the books, which are very fun to read. Highly recommended for a holiday in the hammock with your indy-hat on. 😃)
ha ha,didn't know you were a Indiana jones fan,anyway good work on the review of the comic and kudos on the German accent,Lol that was great💯
Man this channel is great, so glad I found it
Pls never stop these , your enthusiasm and storytelling is so immersive !! Thanks for the content
Was today years old when I discovered there was a comic adaptation
Yay Indy content!.
you should play the game ... it's definitely one of the best Games ever
Hi Blake! Check out my playlists for FoA - the orchestral score, it's practically what an Indy 4 soundtrack could have been like. I basically took the game's music and arranged it for a symphony orchestra, hope you'd like it 😊
@22:30 The divining rod was a craved amber fish on a string, and i do recommend you takes some weekend off to play this at your own pace, altough its unfortunatly that you read the comic before playing the game, it kinda spoils several surprises whilest twisting other story aspects
I played this on the school Nimbus computer in the 90s. Loved it.
I like the sound effect of Ed getting beat up in Naked Gun 2 1/2 😅
This is so interesting! I've been a fan of the game basically for forever and i didn't know there was a comic adaption of the story! :O
There's a lot of differences and I gotta say not always for the better😅 The story seems more convoluted compared to the game and some of the designs for items, characters and places were very different - then again some of them were like 1:1 lifted from the game, like the giant chamber with the "god creator" machine. I really wanna know what they got as reference material, because it seems they got SOME stuff (maybe some specific screeshots for inspiration?) but didn't know the full thing...Super interesting!
Thank you for this, I absolutely recommend the game to you, it holds up till today and is very cinematic for a point and click game, which is why it's often hailed as one of the best if not THE best PnC Adventure ever :)
It's amazing how movies botch it after enough sequels while other media can create stories that feel more fitting as follow ups.
Felt like a classic Indiana Jones anthology story in this one.
Idk if you take suggestions but can you do a video on Superman: Secret Identity?
I'm disappointed "Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine" never got the same comic book adaptation treatment.
This was definitely a story better executed as an adventure game. Or as that played it know it 'indiana jones 4'.
I require this story to be adapted into live-action. I don’t care if they de-age Harrison Ford for the entire film this time, or just reboot the series with new actors…just get it done, Hollywood 👏👏
Wow! Why didn't they use this as the script instead of the dials of failure?
GIVE US MORE HELLBOY!
I enjoy the Indian Jones movie but anyway i wad wondering can you do reviews on marvel comics during the early 2000 to 2013 like of explained Avengers disassembled, House of M, civil war, secret invasion,siege, and avx the reason why I asked for these is because change marvel comics of years
I keep thinking you’re saying “Indian Travis” ..
i wonder if you loved the dial of dysentery
Perfect. Entertaining and just lovely. I give it 4 chinese boys and 3000 snakes.
This is my Indiana Jones 5, screw that legacy destroying crap they vomited into the theaters.
That movie was good 😊
@@scottketchie5703 Yeah, the first fifteen minutes.
@@3SCAPER00M13 I have a theory now hear me out if you have seen Dial of Destiny... This line represents time, the back is 213 BC and the far right is 1969 A.D. It turns out that Archimedes had programmed the dial to take them to him all along, thus preventing its usefulness for going to any other era. Remember when they opened the tomb of archimedes? And then there was that watch? I think voller already died, in this turn of events would have looped them in to kill him again. This means Indiana Jones already was in 213 BC. History repeated itself in 213 BC, Archimedes came across that watch of Voller in 213 BC kept it until 1969 when it was recovered by Indiana Jones. Clocks will never have been a thing in a thousand years, and what if that tomb of Archimedes didn't have Archimedes in it. It was Voller's skeleton. But the romans or apprentices didn't want to give away Archimedes true burial place. I believe people who known Archimedes hid his body from grave robbers but before he died he made a tomb and hid the dial from the world inside that tomb and hid Vollers body with it. Somewhere in this point of time, Voller in 1944 found the Dial only for Indy to acquire it that same year on the train to Poland. Later in present 1969, Indy along with Helena Shaw find the tomb of Archimedes which was found in a cave and in those hands of a skeleton was the dial and a watch that Voller had until his death in 213 BC until it was taken by Archimedes and met Indy and at that time when Indy left Archimedes was left with two bodies and a airplane and a watch. So my guess is that he hid Voller's body and assembled the dial before his own death in 212 BC; And he himself was buried in a unmarked grave. Only for the present Voller failing to realize he made a critical mistake in Time Travel and accepting his fate only for it to loop back into 1969. So in other words, Voller became a part of history itself, He wanted to make history but he became history
@@3SCAPER00M13 I noticed it first by seeing the skull on the entombed body. It looked very familiar and then Voller popped up and then I saw he had the same facial structure as the skull. When Voller put on the watch while in the van I started to see where this was going. Archimedes has a completely different structure. The tomb was also designed by Archimedes (one can obviously tell by his fascination of water displacement). Voller was considered a savior for scaring off the Romans so it's not hard to believe he would get a proper burial for his "heroics" and since Archimedes found the (present day)dial next to him and the plane it isn't too far off to think Archimedes would bury half of the (BC) dial, not just to hide it, but also in honor of their savior. The frieze on the sarcophagus also depicted a Phoenix with propellers, which is the plane that Voller came in. So it may not be Archimedes tomb at all, but the tomb of "the man of the Iron Phoenix". Voller has been looking for the dial most of his life. So if this indeed is his tomb then he has had half of the dial for centuries in his own hands without even knowing.
who is Sophie ???? It's Sophia, have you ever played the game ? what's wrong with you ?
Should have shaved the beard though