Put Down Your Gun and Step Away: Colonel Vogel does this to Indiana Jones by threatening to shoot Elsa Schneider. Gal Gadot Is White Hot at Comic-Con 2017. I think the American dream always had a materialistic component. Hard Head: Indy knocks out quite a few Nazis with his bare hands, yet in the same movie getting hit with the (fake) Priceless Ming Vase only stuns him for a moment. Needle in a Stack of Needles: The Holy Grail is hidden amongst other grails, and Indy must figure out which of them is the true Grail.
You're old enough to be her father—her grandfather! And I'm the Queen of Sheba: The butler who guards the entrance to the castle that Henry Sr. is held captive in is not pleased with Indy and Elsa disguising themselves as Scottish aristocrats and rebukes them by sarcastically proclaiming himself as "Mickey Mouse". Not a gag, but Julian Glover (Donovan) and Michael Sheard (Hitler) were both in The Empire Strikes Back (also Lucasfilm, of course). The opening sees him so invested in his Grail diary that he ignores the fact that Indy has the Cross of Coronado. Averted when Indy's father tries to knock out Indy by breaking a vase over his head. Only Good People May Pass: Invoked with the Temple of the Sun, in which there're three challenges to finally get the Holy Grail, which should be the ones "pure of heart" (for Christianity norms) the chosen ones who can get the Grail. The problem is that the first recorded usage of the name "Jehovah" as in the "Path of God" trap the knight set up (or, "Iehovah", as Indy remembers only too late) isn't till 1270. Keeping it up with the joneses porn comic strip. Action Film, Quiet Drama Scene: Indy and his dad's conversation in the zeppelin. One of the people I talked to, Chris Hedges, says that social media is actually the end of real friendship, because real friendship is about breaking down the walls that we have between people and being vulnerable and our online friendship is all about presentation.
On finding the antidote to toxic wealth. Fake Aristocrat: Indy tries to gain entry to the German castle where his father is being held by pretending to be Lord Clarence MacDonald. It's unlikely the Luftwaffe would have a British biplane as, although there were trade agreements, they had a decent selection of their own planes to choose from. Ready to go down in history? Keeping Up With the Joneses. The Load: Henry and Marcus are both lifelong scholars, not adventurers, and thus are only hindrances out in the field with Indiana. Elsa telling Indy he has his father's eyes.
What Elsa said in her sleep that made Henry realize she was a Nazi — "Mein Führer". Oil in said catacombs. Correlation/Causation Gag: In the library scene, Indy tries to break into a secret passage, causing loud echoes... coincidentally in time with a librarian stamping books. Vogel's face is one when, while trying to arrest Jones. Keeping it up with the joneses porn comic sans. German soldiers in Hatay wear something like tropical Wehrmacht uniform (indicating that they are from the regular army and not SS troops) but again with red armband, that never was authorized to wear with any field uniform. And not only is that unrealistic, but it's often fictional.
Treacherous Advisor: Both Walter Donovan and Dr. Elsa Schneider would qualify. I know it was also changing for my son. A perfectly logical conclusion given the track record of Indiana Jones when dealing with Nazi Germany, but he happens to be wrong as the ambush was the work of the Brotherhood of the Cruciform Sword. Let's just say getting there in a tank would be difficult. Henry: Well, this is a new experience for *rolls eyes* It happens to me all the time. No losing sleep over this one, just a lot of alcohol to erase this from my memory.
Description Cut: Indy brags that Marcus Brody can blend into any crowd, no matter where he is. Tell Us: What do you think of Gadot's sizzling style? On the new American dream. Big Damn Heroes: During the fight on the tank, Indy is trying to keep Henry from rolling under the tank treads, with Vogel punching him in the back, when Sallah comes up on horseback and rescues Henry, allowing Indy to focus his attention on fighting Vogel. Invoked when Indy and his dad are trying to escape Castle Brunwald. Today, our proclivity towards comparison and desire is stronger than ever, but instead of looking across the street, we are gazing into the lives of celebrities through our social media feeds and television sets — and setting a much different cultural standard for how we define wealth and ultimately measure happiness. Pinball Projectile: The tank driver is killed by an errant bullet that ricochets off several surfaces before hitting him in the forehead. He also correctly concludes that the Joneses didn't risk going to Berlin to recover the Diary for more sentimentality (as Indy lied to Elsa). Including himself, it seems. Sometimes you just strike out. Indy replies that he's only seeking the Grail to find his father. We used to compare ourselves to our neighbors, and that was certainly the old stereotype of the American dream... now, we compare ourselves to the people we actually often feel like we know better, which are the people we know from TV. A lot of people are realizing that looking at other people all the time is actually kind of depressing. Never My Fault: Jones Sr. refuses to believe that the almost non-existent relationship between himself and his son is his fault.
On the danger of consumption. Meanwhile, a very alive Indy walks up behind them and curiously looks over their shoulders, wondering what they're staring at. Henry tells him it's a bluff, as Elsa's a Nazi herself. When Indy is rescuing him from Castle Brunwald, he brains Indy over the head with a vase, thinking him to be a Nazi (who came in through the window), and is immediately more concerned about the vase than Indy's head. Friend-or-Idol Decision: Twice, with Elsa then Indy. That's just not how life works. Just don't count on them solving all of your problems in life, because like it or not, you're always going to have problems in life. And it will just make any goals they might accomplish, any success they might achieve, or any recognition they might garnish that much better, but only because they knew how to be happy before those things. Why Did It Have to Be Snakes? Wham Line: When Donovan tries to persuade Indy to help him find the diana Jones: You've got the wrong Jones, Mr. Donovan.
And so we need to see more extreme versions to see it reflected in ourselves. Is it for your glory or for His? " And later, aboard the zeppelin: - Can't Kill You, Still Need You: - Elsa convinces Vogel to keep the Joneses alive after their capture at Brunwald as a backup option in case they failed to obtain the map from Brody. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is the third film in the Indiana Jones series.