Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - Ending Scene (1989)

aka The Greatest Ending of All Time.

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is a 1989 American adventure film directed by Steven Spielberg, from a story co-written by executive producer George Lucas. It is the third installment in the Indiana Jones franchise. In the film, set largely in 1938, Indiana searches for his father, a Holy Grail scholar, who has been kidnapped by Nazis.

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade © 1989 Lucasfilm and Paramount Pictures.

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[gaoutlaw]

This is probably my most favorite movie ending EVER. Heroes riding off into the sunset is as classic as it gets!

[maxfrankow]

Hearing that music, seeing Indiana Jones ride off with the original action hero Sean Connery into the sunset is something truly special. Well done, Spielberg.

[markraymond]

Harrison Ford and Sean Connery: an incredible duo

[jeffmitchell]

A perfect ending to this glorious series!
"After you, Junior." "Yes, Sir!"
Perfect.
Thank you, Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Harrison Ford, and John Williams!

[danielpitti]

It was not just the end of a great saga, but it marked the end of an Awesome Era for blockbusters; the 80s!

[NoneShallDefyMe]

I love how they play up Marcus being a goof in this. One of my favorite scenes is when Indy and his dad are captured by the nazis, and they know Marcus has the diary and they say they'll find him. Indy tells them good luck because he's a master of disguise, he knows a dozen languages, he can blend in right behind you and you won't even notice. Then the scene cuts to Marcus roaming around trying to find someone who speaks English lol

It's just so good, and also shows how intelligent Indy is to think on his feet that fast.

[knowpassword]

I love the little touch when Indy in shadow helps Marcus straighten up on his horse.. 👍

[harukakuroro]

After watching Dial of Destiny，I immediately opened YouTube just so I can convince myself that this truly is the canon final conclusion of Indiana Jones

[michaelhelmkamp]

Watching this scene makes me tear up because it's beautifully done and this is my all time favorite Indiana Jones movie. I've been in love with the Indiana Jones movies forever and this is just an incredible movie.

[IndianaJones]

I just visited Petra today, and it was easily one of the most amazing places I've ever been. Not only because Indiana Jones was filmed there, but because the architecture is just breathtaking, every single building was carved by hand thousands of years ago.

[mikee.hazelwood]

Such an awesomely epic ending for a film!

[kryptonianpowers]

"After you, Junior."
"Yes, sir. HAH!"

[jelliemish]

This scene makes me grin like an idiot every single time. I love this movie to bits.

[Warrior_of_Sparta]

Like Return of the Jedi for Star Wars, this is where Indiana Jones properly ended for me, everything else afterwards didn’t happen

[_emmanuel_]

had to come here after watching dial of destiny.

good lord nothing will ever top indiana jones riding into the sunset with his father

[alphawlfenvt]

This will forever be my favorite Indiana jones movie this movie never gets old to watch, the Indiana Jones theme makes me want to go on my own adventure and ride off into the sunset like this, it’s absolutely amazing.

[MashyManny]

This is the TRUE ending to the Indiana Jones franchise. Indy, Henry, Sallah, and Marcus riding off into the sunset like legends. Definitely no aliens nor a time dial to be seen here.

[OAleathaO]

John Rhys-Davies' laugh can bring a good end to almost every movie. :)

[jlassh]

The best part of this scene is as you watch them ride into the sunset they’re actually riding to go get the dial of destiny so they can use it to erase Helena Shaw from existence

[accountwithoutrules]

This is where the film series should have ended