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The Adventures of Indiana Jones (Raiders of the Lost Ark/The Temple of Doom/The Last Crusade) - Widescreen Customer Reviews (76 - 78 of 140 Reviews)

Indiana Jones has finally come to DVD!
That's right Indy fans!
Indiana Jones is set to crack that whip, outrun large boulders, and do everything in his power to avoid........snakes!
All three of the classic Indiana Jones films are coming to DVD in a very special boxed set.
Included is.......
"Raiders of the lost ark", "The temple of Doom" and "The last Crusade".
Audiences everywhere laughed, cheered, and were thrilled to the edge of their seats when the Indy movies came out. Now, you and your family and friends can do the same from the comfort of your own home!
Harrison Ford is spectacular as Indiana Jones, and Sean Connery, Kate Capshaw, etc all provide wonderful supporting roles in the movies.
So put on that Brown Fedora and strap yourselves in!
"Indiana Jones" on DVD will be a viewing experience that will stay with you for the rest of your life.
Enjoy!

*****Part I / ****Part II / ***Part III
I LOVED the first 'Indy' adventure. It was a throwback to the old classic serials and reminded us all why the movies have been an important part in our lives. "I HATE SNAKES!!!" will always remain one of my favorite quotes. 'Temple of Doom' was still pretty good, but excessively violent (one reason for the PG13 rating). 'Doom' has one helluva rollercoaster type ride through a mine shaft that ends up on a falling rope bridge. This is exciting stuff. By the time 'Crusade' came out, the cast was older, and the action seemed tamed. The focus was on the comical bantering with father and "Junior" and not what made the other two great action films. Still, if you are alone in the house and its raining, this trilogy is a great way to pass the day away.

But Why is There Still a Scene cut from Raiders?
Good to have the series on DVD, but I was disappointed, appalled actually, that a scene in Raiders that was cut from the video was also cut on the dvd. In the cinema release of Raiders, immediately AFTER the credits, there was a cutaway to the boxed Ark of the Covenant in the US Govt warehouse, and the U.S. Govt brand on the box is gradually being burnt away by the Ark. The implication (as I read it) was that the Ark no more wanted to be held by the U.S. govt than held by the Nazis. But check your dvd's, folks, it ain't there no more. Which is a subtle but disturbing little piece of censorship.

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