Knight: “Well y’all just jacked everything up didn’t ya?”

Indy was trying to get the grail to gain his father's approval- Henry sr. Realizes this only then and tells him he's had his approval all along. They went around the world to discover what they wanted was always with them.

Poor Elsa, she couldn’t let it go

The fall never bothered her anyway

Look closely at 1:13. Alison Doody is clearly landing on a mat.

This is so powerful scene not just for the movie, but for life in general. Sometimes we are so very close, so close, but we have to let it go. If it's very hard for you at the moment, think about what you already have and just let it go

Such a beautiful father son moment in a perfect film.

I’m glad Henry Sr. chose his son over the Holy Grail. He looked for that cup his whole life, and now that he’s found it, he decides to move on from it. And he convinced Indy to do the same. Besides, the grail wasn’t supposed to be taken from the temple anyway.

My favorite movie with 2 of my favorite actors

There was really never a need to find the Grail because there was already a source of immortality that is only accessible to Catholics and Orthodox: the Eucharist which allows us to eat the body and blood of Jesus. St. Ignatius of Antioch even referred to the Eucharist as the medicine of immortality. Donovan wanted to become immortal, but he never realized there already was a source of it. In the end, the Grail is just an object. The real source of immortality is the Eucharist.

i didn't let it go I still name dogs cos I am a dog with Gods

A lot turned our just right on Casablanca: Curtis did a fantastic job, and so did the writers and actors. But having read up on the film a bit, I don't think Curtis was the unifying factor, since he was often one of the most confused on set, although he created magic with his use of dark/light etc. If we have to pick one person to praise for the "rock solid" feel of the final product it's Hal Wallis. He was the one in the whole studio with the most faith in Casablanca, he picked most of the people to work on the movie, and decided to add bits and pieces to both the beginning and ending last minute (including the famous "beautiful friendship" line) to make it all come together.

The origin of _Frozen_

I watched this with my brother the other day. When Elsa died, he said “Elsa died” so casually and it was hilarious.

Henry Jones picked the safety of his son over the grail. The cup will stay lost. This time it'll be forever.

The treasure he spent ages searching finally been found only for the end to choose the life of his son over the grail. Beautiful

I like lauras nails.

I think Casablanca is the best movie of all time!

“Elsa never believed in the Grail. She thought she found a prize.”

The Holy Grail was his entire life. It even saved him. But in the end, he has chosen wisely.

An awesome scene from a Sean Connery and Harrison Ford classic. I think that the moral theme of this scene is that there are some things we must give up to get the life we desire. What do you think?

Indy chose wisely twice that day

It just proves that Casablanca is THE greatest movie of all time

Warning: don’t cross the seal⛔️‼️

Whenever I think of Indiana jones, this is the line I remember the most.

So this is why Elsa sings about letting go in Frozen.

the connection between the car crash and the suicide is rather revelatory for me, would never have even thought about that

I actually confess I accidentally watched this entire movie alone without any parental guidance when I was 6 years old. Although there were some pre-teens watching the movie with me at the time I just say that I watched the movie without any adult supervision. Didn't know what PG-13 was at the time.

Could’ve climbed back up and then worked out how to get it

Every time I see indie's dad say Indiana Indiana. It's like god is talking just the way he says it. How I imagine God kind great good friend.

Many people hope they don't do a remake of this film, well, a black director/producer has announced an all black remakes of The Wizard of Oz and It's a Wonderful Life, so , Casablanca and Gone with the Wind is not out of the question! Oh, and they're working on a remake of Singing in the Rain, too!

I love this scene. Sometimes your life is worth more than a treasure or an Ancient Artifact.

I really wish they would've ended Indiana Jones here. The perfect ending.

Finally got what he wanted his dad to call him Indiana

"Let it go. Because we know where it is now, we can come back and dig it up later." 🙂

best summary of the show ever made not even joking

Great points about a great film.

The change from Junior to Indiana is golden

In the end, it's just an empty cup.

When you realize Jones Sr. only told him to let it go so he could be the One person in the world with the power of Eternal life.

Could set up an xbox and just play online forever

America. America. Let it go.

Simply a Masterpiece of Cinema!!

Amazing father son moment. Sadly when indy is a father to his son mutt, mutt gets pissed off n dies lmao.

Such a masterpiece ... yes, the real treasure is the love of his father

She wants to ended up like Satipo

Im sampling this

To appreciate the full genius of Casablanca, you have to watch it multiple times. The human mind is simply incapable of absorbing every line, every movement, every emotion in a single sitting. So, each time you watch it, you pick up meanings and nuances you missed in all prior viewings. For example early in the movie when Rick and Ugarte (Peter Lorre) are conversing in the cafe at Rick's, Ugarte says, "You despise me, don't you Rick?" to which Rick responds dismissively, "If I gave you any thought at all, I probably would." What an elegant, understated insult! Today someone would likely respond, "You're an AZZHOLE!"

Why only female heroine to die beside marion n Willy , why kill her off

I love you dad