Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) 4K HDR - The Three Challenges

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is an American action-adventure film directed by Steven Spielberg.

[feedthesnake]

the penitent man is humble, kneels before god and battle rolls

[CZghost]

Can we just appreciate the genius optical illusion of the bridge? That's truly remarkable.

[timesnewlogan]

What I love about this scene, is that it can be interpreted that Indy is rediscovering his faith, completing physical and spiritual trials at once.

[gilmanuel]

"It's a leap of faith." That part gave me goosebumps.

[PlaylistGeneral]

You could probably argue Raiders is a tighter film but the ending here is so exquisitely executed. So many kids watched this growing up thinking "this is the greatest thing Ive ever seen" and they weren't wrong. God it's fucking incredible even as an adult.

[jeffreyworthen]

That brief scene when he stepped on the "J" stone and said it doofusly in which he fell

[Luschan]

This movie was unbelievably epic to me as a kid. I remember watching the VHS at my babysitters’ house with no prior knowledge of the series, and it was the coolest thing I’d ever seen.

[TimohaNorveg]

3:05 The music and atmosphere in this scene always gives me goosebumps

[gabrieldjatienza]

I swear...Wile E Coyote painted that invisible bridge across the abyss!

[fyradur]

This is absolutely brilliant. I can't understand why Tarantino hates 80s movies.

[nmn]

"You must believe, boy. You must believe."
Amazing scene I see as an alegory to having faith in one self - the dying father can be interpreted as one's legacy in the world, and the overcoming of obstacles and challenges through belief - handling life's problems, trials and tribulations through belief, doing what you believe is right.

[justinshriramkeeling]

4:10 marks the end of the golden era when Spielberg and John Williams came together to create magic.

They went on to grow up in the 90s and the bombast of Jurassic Park and onwards never captured that pure spirit of adventure, mystery, and earned wonder.

I’m glad we have it in HD and hope it remains here. It belongs in a museum.

[jonchampion]

I love the biblical references in this movie

[khitanstudies]

When I was a kid, I almost started to believe with Indiana Jones. Still get goosebumps until today

[Dremeli]

"The penitent man is humble, he kneels before God.. KNEEL!"

[MrDukeSilverr]

3:04 honestly best musical cue in any soundtrack ever, gives me goosebumps

[akinama]

"Believe.." this touches my heart every time when see him place his hand on his heart to TRUST. Love this movie!!!

[evillink]

Imagine if this script had stayed collecting dust somewhere for 30 years and they tried to release it now in 2022. No way a studio puts this kind of money into a blockbuster with heavy religious undertones.

[denniswest]

What I love about this movie is how it shows how scared treasures are kept from thief with accent mechanized method and only the wise men can access it

[sbentsen]

This has to be one of if not my favorite movie 🙏🏼