Indiana Jones Trilogy [1984]

Many thanks for the Indiana Jones Trilogy boxset - I'm really pleased with it. All the films are absolute classics!

Well whatever people may think about Indiana Jones there is no denying that this is the best trilogy bar none!Harrison Ford was perfectly cast as the action hero with a smile! He is far better than James Bond as IJ humour is much funnier than JB, his action sequences are more exciting and plus, IJ does have fears! He hates snakes! Very rarely do we see a hero with a phobia!These are classic action/comdey/romance films that are pure class.My favourite is Last Crusade as it stars Sean Connery in one of the best cameos EVER! We also get to see the late great River Phoenix as a young Indiana and we see how it all started!Idiana dodges Nazi's, snakes, bullets, huge rolling rocks, cult mind control, treaturous women, bombs, spiders, demons from the Ark of the Covonet, and ancient curses from the Holy Grail!It's all rip-roaring stuff with a instantly recognisable musical score (better than star wars!)some real belly laughs, great action, and some dark and spooky spells and curses!Perfect for the winter nights with a nice mug of hot chocolate, for you to curl up with on the sofa!A must have for every video collection. One thing I will say is, it should be brought out on DVD! Even so, 5 stars just doesn't do it justice!(have you noticed that Harrison Ford is in the two greatest trilogy's of all time! Star Wars and Indiana Jones! Hmmm...bizarre!)

Treasures

i thought it was DVDs as it was under the DVDs and BlueRay section.

Along with The Godfather Trilogy this is the best movie threesome in cinema history. Raiders Of The Lost Ark is the definitive adventure film. It's a classic and it changed the film industry forever. Indiana Jones is easily the greatest action hero in films. Yes, even better than James Bond. All three movies are perfect. All are stuffed with tension, excitement, mystery and sly humour. Each film has many classic cinema moments. Raiders has the opening ball chase, Temple of Doom has the mine cart chase and The Last Crusade has God's tests. The Last Crusade is unbelievably funny as Indy teams up with his father played by Sean Connery which is comedy casting in itself. George Lucas said himself "Who better to play Indy's father than James Bond?" The two of them work together spectacularly and are so funny that this film could even be classed as a comedy more than anything. Temple of Doom is a completely different idea altogether. This movie is deeply atmospheric and extremely creepy as it deals with voodoo and cults. Harrison Ford is perfect as Indy and I couldn't imagine anyone else in the role. I shudder to think what would've happened if Tom Selleck had have been able to play him, he was under contract with a tv show thank god. Rumours are flying about everywhere about Indy 4. A script has even been finalised. Here's hoping it lives up to it's predecessors and that Harrison Ford is back in the role he was so obviously born to play.

This is why we have Bank Holiday's. Classic viewing with humor, suspense, the good guy, the bad guys and of course...... the obligatory girl falling for Indie every time.All you have to do to enjoy these films, is switch off your negative chip Stop denying that you have ever pretended you were Indiana Jones with the whip and everything and enjoy them the way they should be enjoyed:- A cup of coffee/Tea a packet of digestives, feet on the sofa and away you go.One negative point..... Put them onto DVD!

The films are superb as they are and they are just enhanced with this brilliant box set. A few great things about this set is you get interviews with George Lucas, Steven Spielberg and Harrison at the end of each film, the film quality has been digitally remastered and the sound, and the box that holds all the videos is nice too! So all in all well worth the money for any Indy fan!

This box set is the ultimate collectible!I was just a kid when it was out it the cinemas and I can say ~I grew up with these films.Even though the Lost Arch has aged a bit on the special effects side - the humour and charisma are still here. Ok there is a bit of a let down for installment number two (The Temple something..) as it seems it had been filmed exclusively in studios with little research for the plot.But the real jewel remains the last one - The Last Crusade: the interaction between Harrison Ford and Sean Connery as Father and Son is just splendid, a great duet. It has its roots in the Second World War history as well as into Indiana's personal one.What more do you need: these are classics - highly recommend.