StyleSk8r At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

Murphy Howard I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

Derrick Gibbons An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

Maleeha Vincent It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

jmmustchin Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is set two years after Raiders of the Lost Ark, and three years after Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Indie (Harrison Ford) and his father, Professor Henry Jones (Sean Connery), find themselves in a globe-trotting adventure to find the Holy Grail before the Nazis can get their hands on it. The film is quite exciting and very funny. It had a much lighter tone and lower violence than the previous films. It's also funnier than the others. The actors do a good job, especially Sean Connery. He provides such humour to both his role and the film. Many people criticise the Indie-Henry relationship in the film. I think it's the best damn relationship/interaction in the whole series! The Last Crusade admittedly isn't quite the same as Raiders, but it's quite good in its own right.

cinemajesty Movie Review: "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" (1989)Director Steven Spielberg exceeds himself with this Adventure story of a son namely "Indiana Jones" in search for his father "Henry Jones Sr.", portrayed to Harrison Ford match-making Sean Connery, at age-turning 58, never been better in wits, charms and moments of superior hands-on live-action scenes in 1950s screwball comedy timings, stretching sequences from an U.S. western scenario over boats chasing in the watered channels of Venice, Italy to Northern African, near-orient-splendoring "Alexandria" desert locations with Turkish-owned World-War-One tank vehicle's accelerating through open range territory, pursuing "Indiana Jones" getting his hands dirty in mud and dust to find the "Holy Grail" for a rich all-too-remote business man, performed visciously, double-cross-playing by actor Julian Glover, when Spielberg retrieves high-pitch excellence beat work from a perfecty-received Hollywood movie screenplay by Jeffrey Boam (1946-2000).Where "The Last Crusade" wins, is not only in the pre-flashing twelve minutes of an young reckless 15-year-old "Indy", given face by star-making struggled acting-youngster River Pheonix (1970-1993), already known for thought-provoking performance in Rob Reiner directed "Stand By Me" (1986), but decisively as well with the elders' humor-inhabited and ease-stroke supporting cast Denholm Elliott (1922-1992) and John Rhys-Davies as reprising Sallah from the original "Indy" story "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (1981), when the third installment of "Indiana Jones" hits U.S. American theatres on May 24th 1989 to a fulminate success with the audiences of just being the ultimate Hollywood adventure movie even after thirty years in perfect balance between state of the art visual effects, acting wheels of splendor throughout any scene, also-thanks to actress Alison Doody, who just matches out Harrison Ford himself with an already infamous "scream-squeeze-quote" in short-lived Berlin visits of the leading cast, when director Steven Spielberg manages in all the entertaining splendor to fill-in a not of Hitchcockian ultra-suspense hostility between "Holy Grail" racing contenders to a movie finish of career-defining "Indiana Jones" challenges between life and death before releasing the audience from a stranglehold of breathtaking thrills."Indiana Jones" finds his peak performance with "The Last Crusade", suitable for any entertainment-loving audience around the world; a movie that surprisingly remains an constant-classic through the ages from now Disney-owned production company Lucasfilm Ltd with George Lucas & Frank Marshall executive producing to let this motion picture become one of Spielberg's greatest achievements in filmmaking.Copyright 2018 Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC

joelsave Well this ain't one of the best movies of all time. But it's my favorite and the reason I love movies. Indiana jones is the 4th best movie charactor in the history, after Han Solo, Forrest Gump and Red (the shawshank redemption). I love everything about this movie from start to finish. The opening scene is perfect, the ending is beatufil and an amazing plot. The chemestry between Harrison Ford and Sean Conery is lovely, beatiful and funny. Every scene in this film has something good, great or fantastic in it. A reason that continues the plot. The fight scenes are good, as is the humor. Old charactors from Raiders of the lost ark returns to provide great preformances. There is nothing bad about this movie. The pace is really good and you always stay focused and in the end you don't want it to end. This is maybe not a masterpiece in many peoples opinions. Although it is a damm great movie you can rewatch atleast 10 times and still find intresting.

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.