You know someone truly loves a movie when they can't stop quoting it.

A lot knew Sean Connery for James Bond. I remember him for Henry Jones. RIP: Sir Sean Connery. (1930-2020)

Chris: i'm gonna give Indiana Jones and the last crusade an A+ Me: "you have chosen... wisely"

“YOU left...JUST as you were getting interesting” The most underrated line of the movie

I still always say the quote, “You have chosen... wisely”

Part of the reason the 3rd Act in this film is so good is that INDY's goal is NEVER the Grail. He's never chasing the MacGuffin. When offered, he openly declines Donovan's invitation to look for it until he finds out his father is missing. The midpoint is his arrival at the castle where his father is. This same point in Raiders is the tomb where the Ark is--the retrieval of the MacGuffin. Indy's goal in this film is always to save his father. When we get to the third act, Indy has no motivation to get the Grail (he's never had any motivation to get it for the entire film). He even tells Donovan so. That is-- Right up until Donovan shoots his father--"Only the healing power of the Grail can save your father now." The 3rd Act combines both stories. It combines the heart with the typical adventure story. It's brilliant. This is also my favorite of the Indy flicks :)

The Last Crusade legitimately helped me to reach out to my father, we didn't have the best relationship growing up and rarely talked, but rewatching this film just over a year ago really made me rethink my relationship with him, maybe I judged him too much, perhaps I ought to put the work into this relationship to get it going, and I'm proud to say that, while not perfect, me and my Dad have significantly more active interactions, thanks Spielberg and Lucas.

Farewell Sean Connery. Hearing such praise for this movie seemed the right way to honor him.

The cut to Marcus Brody after Indiana boasts about how professional he is, was brilliant. 😂

It’s funny cause Sean Connery is only 12 years older than Ford.

I‘m still amazed by River Phoenix‘ performance in this movie. He got Ford‘s signature smile spot on.

“Why don’t they make movies like that?” Oh, man, I felt that.

My favorite scene in the movie: "Our situation has not improved!"

When Chris was taking about Henry calling his son Indiana, Just Chris' delivery gave me chills. Such an amazing moment in the film.

For the people that didn't know Steven Spielberg always wanted to do a 007 movie but never got to but did get Sean Connery (the frist James Bond) in last crusade

Raiders: Most action Temple of Doom: Most violent Last Crusade: Most Emotional Crystal Skull: Nuking the fridge

The chemistry between Harrison Ford and Sean Connery is just priceless.

Chris: "Why don't they make movies like this anymore?" _Makes Movies Great Again_

"Junior, there is something I need to tell you..." "Please dont´t get sentimental now, dad." "The floor is on fire...see? Aaand the chair!"

I love Sean Connery. I’m so glad he is still alive. He’s 89 years old coming up on his 90th birthday in a month. I hope he reaches 100. It’s gonna be painful when he inevitably passes. Such an excellent actor. I loved this movie and Finding Forrester Edit: 10/31/2020 Damnnnn what the fuck...... Rest In Peace Sean Connery!!

I would argue that Temple of Doom has more literal heart.

"I'm sorry, son.. They got us." makes me laugh so damn loud EVERY TIME

Yep. Best one. Thanks Chris!

RIP Sean Connery. You'll be missed by us all

“Dad” “What?” “Dad!” “What?” “DAD!” “WHAT?!” “Head for the fireplace!” Oh the irony in that scene as the whole place around them is on fire 😂😂

the "she talks in her sleep" joke flew over me completely when i was a kid lol.

"Why don't they make movies like this anymore?" I felt like the first Pirates of the Caribbean was close in spirit. A contained adventure, memorable characters with simple and enjoyable side plots, and wasn't overblown with excess. That was of course thrown out the window for all the sequels of course.

The chemistry with Harrison and Connery in this film is just a thing of beauty.. timeless movie

"Now is the time to ask yourself, what you believe." -Donovan. BEAUTIFUL QUOTE

“What’s this one?” “The Arc of the Covenant” “Are your sure?” “Pretty sure” I loved this when I first caught it

It has easily the best father-son relationship ever in film

“Why don’t they make movies like that?” As a starting writer myself, it's REALLY hard to write a good, interesting story, with great characters (with character arcs), with high stakes, funny moments, great action and adventure, and heart. It's not impossible, but boy, it takes time. And there's always the risk that it won't be liked either way, or that you didn't notice something important, or that it's simply not good enough. Writing is hard, guys. Making a whole movie is even harder. So when something good appears, don't knock it down too much for it's faults.

From that scene where Sean Connery scares the seagulls with his umbrella: "I suddenly remembered my Charlemagne: 'Let my armies be the rocks and the trees and the birds in the sky." Man, what a great scene. One of my favorites.

When someone asks me to describe the Indiana Jones trilogy: *"Three cinematic masterpieces of such lethal cunning"*

_"I should've mailed it to the Marksh Brothersh!"_

That 'riding off into the sunset' ending was cinema perfection. I watch it even when the end credits come up because of John Williams triumphant music.

“Why don’t they make movies like that” The Indiana Jones trilogy is a masterpiece. You don’t get many movies like that, never did.

5:06 Well, it technically is "Raiders 2". Most people always forget Temple of Doom is a prequel to Raiders. So chronologically the Last Crusade follows Raiders

"You have chosen wisely" Chris picking last crusade as his favorite...

I love how as a kid I didn't pickup that Henry figured out Eliza was a nazis because "She talks in her sleep" but as an adult I was like oh SHIT

I moved to Austria cause of how this movie told me they said good bye there.

Notes to film studios; 1. stop interfering with directors, hire the right person for the job and trust them to make the movie; 2. stop greenlighting shitty scripts: if your script is bad, it doesn't matter how talented the rest of the crew and cast are; 3. stop trying to create franchises, you can make a franchise out of a successful film without setting up an entire universe (see Iron Man); 4. stop spoon feeding your audience, your viewers aren't as dumb as you think; and 5. stop regurgitating the same old thing (we don't need 5 Jurassic Park movies with the same plot or endless horror movies with no originality).

The Last Crusade has the best character development and the best emotional scenes of the trilogy.

Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones and Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly, are the best picked actors for a specific role that I can imagine. Also the chemistry between the main actors in both trilogies is what mades this movies so unforgettable.

You can say it's the "holy grail" Of the Indiana Jones movies!

"If you are scotish lord then i am mickey mouse" hilariously dilevered line

I love Raiders but the Last Crusade is in another level to me, it's fantastic.

Indiana - “What did you find dad?” Senior -“Me?.....Illumination” Such an awesome line and great way to end his arc.

Henry: “Can you fly?” Indy: “Fly yes, land no.” This my personal favourite of all the Indiana Jones movies. This was originally the end of the franchise. Sean Connery steals this movie and the chemistry between him and Ford is simply amazing. This is absolutely perfect 5 star movie. The supporting cast is also just as good as the 2 main leads. None of the other movies top the sheer greatness of this movie. Plus out of all the movies this one features the best movie poster by legendary artist Drew Struzan. Also it should be noted that although that Batman dominated the domestic box office in the US. Last Crusade was the highest grossing movie worldwide in 1989 and rightly so.

When I was in high school I played this movie for my friend's stepdad, who was a super serious Jewish Russian math professor and didn't enjoy anything lowbrow. By the time the SS officer got tossed off a blimp for "no ticket" he started cracking up.

”Brody's got friends in every town and village from here to the Sudan. He speaks a dozen languages and knows every local custom. He'll blend in, disappear and you'll never see him again. With any luck he's got the grail already.” My favorite line 😀

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: A blend of the episodic adventure serial that was Raiders and the relentlessly frenetic pace that was Temple of Doom culminating in a character driven piece that makes Indy all the more interesting as one of the most iconic heroes ever put on film. This is a movie about Indiana Jones: the man he came to be and his relationship with his father. Pure filmmaking gold 10/10

I still believe that the "trilogy" is some of the best work in movie history. These films are master pieces to me. Yes even temple of doom. I love all 3 movies equally and Spielberg should be so proud of himself for giving us this ultimate treasure. Harrison ford will forever always be my favorite actor of all time because of these films. Way to go Lucas and Spielberg because you guys have created something so beautiful and entertaining. Indiana jones for life. As always thanks so much chris for giving us a wonderful review. Still hope to meet you one day (live in michigan) lol. I hope we some day get to see "directed by chris stuckman" in theaters soon.

The guy at the start being Abner Ravenwood is brilliant, I will accept no other ideas for that character now.

Among the dozens of quotes this movie gave us, I for some reason always loved: "If you are a Scottish Lord *THEN I AM MICKEY MOUSE"* .....How dare he (SMACK)

Definitely the best movie of the series. A Great Adventure movie. My favorite part is actually the last scene, where Henry says “ After you Junior” and Indy says “Yes Sir HYAAAAAA” Indy whips that horse into a lope then a run and that big thunderous Raiders Theme just blasts on and they all ride off into the sunset. One of the best movie endings ever.

He was willing to let it go to save his son. That's their biggest moment. Also I'm not sure Elsa chose the wrong one on purpose to me it was always a way to show her way of thinking which is greed and lust for power.

"This line is a sean connery line. could we put more 's's and 'h's in it PLEASE!"- My new favorite Chris Stuckmann line. I want that on a mug or a hat or something

*"Indiana... Indiana... let it go..."* Easily one of my all time favorite movie moments.

CS: The Last Crusade has something that both of those films just didn't really have enough of-- Me: Sean Connery!!! CS: Heart. Me: ...oh.

This movie has one of my all-time favorite moments of dialogue after the biplanes crashes. Henry: Those people are trying to kill us! Indy: I know, Dad! Henry: It's new experience for me. Indy (fixes his hat): Happens to me all the time.

By far my favorite. Love the quote Indiana says regarding Marcus Brody: "He's got a two day head-start on you, which is more than he needs. Brody's got friends in every town and village from here to the Sudan. He speaks a dozen languages and knows every local custom. He'll blend in, disappear and you'll never see him again. With any luck he's got the grail already."

“Indiana... let it go”

My favorite movies from my childhood all have Harrison Ford in them: Star Wars, Blade Runner and Indiana Jones :)

Controversial, but this is my favorite one. The chemistry between Indy and his father is fantastic. Also, "We names the dog Indiana" is one of the great line reads in the series.

I always thought my Guidance Counselor was joking when he recommended "Rat Breeder for Film" as a legitimate career.

Why were Indiana Jones, Lara Croft, and Nathan Drake depressed? Their careers were in ruins.

There’s this scene where they are being chased and Indy is running and is dad is just sitting there and Indy’s like, “Daddd…they’re coming back” and then he stands there impatiently. It is so absolutely perfect. Just like a kid and parent.

Fun Fact: George Lucas' dog is what led to the name "Indiana" and the idea of Chewbacca.

😘 "That is how Austrians say goodbye" - "And this is how we say goodbye in Germany Dr. Jones........👊

So glad to see someone appreciate greatly River Phoenix’s performance in this movie, very sad that we never got to see what he could have achieved.

And now Sean Connery is dead on halloween 2020 may he rest in peace

I love the part where Hitler signs his autograph. One of the best jokes in cinema

Elsa reaches for the grail Indy " Elsa... let it go."

It was the final Indiana Jones and you can’t convince me otherwise.

Sean Conroy should’ve won an oscar for this role.

"It`s a trilogy!" Right you are Mr. Stuckmann , right you are!

When it was released, it received somewhat mixed reviews, something in the lines of "it is good, but it is no Raiders, and even The Temple of Doom was better." I went to see it right away, and it won my heart instantly! What a wonderful movie, and what a COOL movie as well! One of my favorite movies ever, each time I see it I get the same feeling that I got some three decades ago!

Favourite line from the movie is, “Henry, let it go.” It’s pays off that great scene on the Hindenburg where Indy complains his Dad cared more about ancient dead people than him. When Henry Jones Sr has the chance to get the grail, he chooses his sons life over it.

Considering Sean Connery plays Indiana Jones’ father there is actually only twelve years between Connery and Harrison Ford

When Chris yelled " I KNOW DAD!!" I added "Happens to me all the time." Last Crusade is such a great movie 💪

Damn right, A+. This movie is incredible.

The exploration of indy's character and good balance between action and character is what makes this the best Indy film IMO

One thing I noticed, is that not only was Hitler holding the grail diary, the very book he’s looking for, the fact he writes his signature in arguably the most significant biblical item is actually haunting to me. With all the evil Hitler and the Nazi’s had done during the 2nd World War, the signature almost casts a looming shadow over peace and tranquility over the grail. It’s fantastic. Definitely my favourite Jones movie, I love all the three movies, Crystal Skull has some really pressing issues but all 4 were a major part of my childhood so I have a soft spot for Crystal Skull even though it has some serious problems

"I've got my mother's ears, but the rest is all yours" LOL

Me getting in the slower checkout line: "You have chosen...poorly"

Does anybody else get the feels when they see the scene with Connery reaching his hand out and gently saying "Indiana" ? Gets me every time.

This movie has such memorable moments, every once and awhile I'll think about "Und this is how we say goodbye in Germany, Doctor Jones"

"But in the Latin alphabet, "Jehovah" begins with an 'I'" ... "Jaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyy"

I like how Donovan turns into Doc Brown before he dies.

The look on Harrison's face after the "she talks in her sleep" line is priceless.

I always love it when he gives an A+ and then the angels sing.

Still my favorite Indiana Jones film. This movie is truly brilliant.

Best line: "I like the Austrian way better."

This may sound strange and minor, but the villain in the “second intro” on the ship, “Panama Hat”, has the BEST VOICE. I only wish he did more work before he died. That guy could read the dictionary and I’d listen

Harrison Ford cut his chin in a car accident in southern California when he was about twenty years old. In the movie, this cut is explained by young Indiana Jones cutting his chin with a whip. Most of the uniforms worn by the Nazis in the Berlin book-burning scene are authentic World War II uniforms, not replicas. A cache of old uniforms was found in Germany and obtained by costume designer Anthony Powell to be used in this movie. The four horses used in the final scenes outside of the temple were loaned to the movie personally by King Hussein of Jordan. Sean Connery and Harrison Ford wore no trousers during the shooting of the entire Zeppelin sequence (mainly because it was filmed in a very hot studio, and Connery didn't want to sweat too much). St. Barnaba Church in Venice is an ordinary church. The huge library interior shown was filmed elsewhere. Despite being the first Indiana Jones movie to be rated PG-13, this is by far the most mild and family friendly movie in the franchise. In one scene, Salah refers to Henry Jones, Sr. as "father of Indy", in Arabic, "abu", which means "father of" is a common kunya or honorific. Professor Henry Jones, Sr. speaks with Sean Connery's recognizable Scottish accent. Jones is a Welsh name, meaning that he is likely to be a Scotsman of Welsh descent. Steven Spielberg's favorite of the "Indiana Jones" film franchise.

I went straight to Netflix and put on Last Crusade after watching this.

The knight looks so sad when he’s waving at them. I always feel bad for him.

The twist at the end (SPOILERS) where Indy's dad is shot instead; 30 + years later and I still feel that

What I like about the original trilogy of movies was they all started with Indy doubting a religious artifact (the Ark, the stones, the Grail), and then witnessing each item at work. It serves as a great journey of illumination for the character.