Torrin-McFinn77 Many say that this is the saving grace of the Indiana Jones saga after Temple of Doom. And I most certainly agree. It's got its parallels with Raiders (ie a biblical artifact, agents of the Third Reich, and of course John Rhys-Davies, who is one of my favorite actors), plus Sean Connery as the dad. Aside from that, this also features one of my favorite sites in the whole Middle East. Just watch and see what I mean. For me, this is one of the better father-son movies. Sure they fight a lot but what parent-child duo doesn't? Maybe they should play this movie more on Father's Day. That would prove that not all father-son relationships are as bad as they seem. As for me, this is my favorite Indiana Jones movie. A lot of the actors from Star Wars are in here, including Julian Glover (who played General Veers), Harrison Ford (Han Solo!), and the late Michael Sheard (who played the first guy Darth Vader strangled in The Empire Strikes Back). And this is the only River Phoenix movie I've seen. He did well as a younger Indy. If you have to see one Indy movie, give this a go!

sevdayildiz The Last Crusade is as fine as a finale as you'll ever have. The inclusion of Sean Connery as Indy's stern father makes the chemistry and quips perfect, with another Nazi bound adventure, this time for the Holy Grail. Yes, it may seem like a re-tread or re-hash of the first movie, but its keep the entertainment factor to the maximum, and the film's real star is the relationship between father and son. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is easily one of the best films of all time.

A Life Scout is not bad. I'm sure he made Eagle.That's a Harrison rye smile."Everybody's lost but me" :) Sure. Everyone has a car on stand by.Limps and boats don't mix.Clever stamp gag.I've seen that guy's brother in The Mummy.No respect for the dead.I don't see any Italians in the plaza.I doubt the boat would explode.The first of many double mint gum gags.A lovely segue.Goodbyes joke :) A very German foot stomp.How many gunmen does Captain Hilter need to shoot two men tied to a chair? Senior is unimpressed.Great autograph gag.Captain Hitler ha great clam delivery.Awesome "no ticket".He's learned to fly since the last movie.I thought there was a mechanic to prevent just that.Again we see how the bad dudes don't care about their own troops.Slip your arm out! I never understood how he could even get that strap over the gun?! Time for the leftover Nazis to retire intthe desert.I really thought this was it forever.

one-nine-eighty Indiana Jones is back again, this time it's 1938 and Jones has to rescue his father who went looking for the Holy Grail in order to stop those pesky Nazi's getting it.In this film we see how Indiana started out, and where he's developed to in the 'now'. Much like audiences who have flocked to see these adventure movies he is a changed and grown man, he has more of a heart and more experience to call upon. The movie needed to be more than it's predecessors or I think audiences would have been bored - thankfully this is more than came before, and is perhaps why this is a lot of peoples favorite Indiana Jones film. Alongside Harrison Ford is Sean Connery as Henry Jones Sr, with a supporting cast which includes Denholm Elliott, Alison Doody and even Alexei Sayle... oh and if you recognize young Indiana Jones, that's because it's River Phoenix! Connery and Ford work extremely well together and show why they are Hollywood icons, their double teaming father and son act is fun yet endearing. Steven Spielberg (with George Lucas's writing) have brought yet another iconic film which has stood the test of time and with a John Williams score again, viewers are treated to a masterclass in what adventure films should be like.Fun, adventure, thrills, spills, suspense, comedy, romance, horror... what more could you want!