Does the dog die?
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Indiana Jones And the Last Crusade
Movie • 1989 • Action
ReportWhen Dr. Henry Jones Sr. suddenly goes missing while pursuing the Holy Grail, eminent archaeologist Indiana must team up with Marcus Brody, Sallah and Elsa Schneider to follow in his father's footsteps and stop the Nazis from recovering the power of eternal life.
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Blitkun
Indy, the dog, briefly appears in 1912. The rest of the movie takes place in 1935, so its death is only implied.
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Are there underwater scenes?
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A character is shown briefly swimming "underwater" looking for a way to escape while another character stays under an overturned boat. Then they're both shown taking a deep breath before diving under the "water", but there are no further scenes shot from underwater. *A character states that it's liquid petroleum, but it's obviously just water the filmaker's used.
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Abuse
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Corellon
Indy expresses concerns about his emotionally neglectful childhood. "Indy Sr" is dismissive of these concerns while repeatedly behaving in a way that corroborates them.
One scene during Indy's childhood where his father won't talk to him until he's counted to twenty in Greek. Present day scenes include his father slapping him in the face as a punishment, refusing to use his son's preferred name, and the line "you left as soon as you were getting interesting" which seems to imply he feels justified in neglecting "uninteresting" children.
One scene during Indy's childhood where his father won't talk to him until he's counted to twenty in Greek. Present day scenes include his father slapping him in the face as a punishment, refusing to use his son's preferred name, and the line "you left as soon as you were getting interesting" which seems to imply he feels justified in neglecting "uninteresting" children.
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Does an abused person forgive their abuser?
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Corellon
(see section on abusive parents) Indy's father never comes around. By the end of the movie, he's still disrespecting his son, and Indy replies "yes sir" instead of arguing.
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Is someone stalked?
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KEdRuss
SPOILERS: While in Venice, Indiana and Elsa are watched and later chased by a secret organization who are descendants of protectors intending to keep the location of the Grail secret. After Indiana proves his disinterest in the Grail outside of searching for his father, they do not pursue him beyond this point (but they do engage in battle with the Nazi forces later in the film).
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Is there domestic violence?
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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Not exactly. A female character acts terrified and very distressed as she is physically restrained and held at gunpoint by a Nazi officer in an attempt to get the main character to give up his gun.
SPOILER: She was only pretending to be scared and is on the side of the Nazis.
SPOILER: She was only pretending to be scared and is on the side of the Nazis.
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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Is someone gaslighted?
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There's no gaslighting in this film.
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Addiction
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Animal
Were animals harmed in the making?
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jdpamv
The way snake, rats, and debatably horses are handled by the cast within the film implies they were, but not severely. The scene where the tunnel of rats is burned used props instead of live animals.
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Blitkun
Rats are burned in a crypt, around 35m. A flock of birds is used to bring an airplane down, around 1h20m
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Are animals abused?
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jdpamv
A flock of seagulls is intentionally scared off so they’ll fly into a fighter plane and bring it down, killing the seagulls.
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Is there a dead animal?
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There is a scene where Indy and his dad are being chased by a Nazi plane, after they fly away from the zeppelin, where the dad makes seagulls fly up from the beach. The Nazi plane gets hit by the seagulls. Not bloody or excessive but the seagulls crash into windshield and get caught in the propellers.
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Does a pet die?
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Corellon
Mention of a childhood pet who has since died. Indy wistfully reminisces about "a lot of fond memories with that dog."
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Are there spiders?
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spookylittlebat
What are the details and timestamps, please?
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Are there alligators/crocodiles??
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jdpamv
There’s a crocodile car in the circus train.
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Are there snakes?
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KEdRuss
In the prologue, Indiana falls into a snake pit on a circus train whilst fleeing tomb raiders. It's very much traumatic for him (and explains the origin of the character's fear of snakes in the previous films).
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Are there bugs?
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spookylittlebat
What are the details and timestamps, please?
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Assault
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jdpamv
She’s threatened with choking but not hit or slapped.
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Is someone held under water?
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Spuliaj
There is a scene where they have to hide under a boat in water to escape an explosion. Indy makes the woman stay put, but isn’t shoving her head underwater or trying to hurt her
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Is someone beaten up by a bully?
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A Nazi officer is physically abusive towards several characters throughout the movie. Most of them fight back.
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While it may skirt the definition of "assault", the antagonistic foreplay between Indiana and Elsa in Venice might be a bit cringe-worthy by today's standards.
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Is there decapitation?
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One guy is decapitated (offscreen but barely) with his head seen immediately after. There are other decapitated bodies seen with a subtle blood splat near them.
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Is someone burned alive?
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hermione
Two characters are trapped in a burning room, but they survive.
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Is there body horror?
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At the end the bad guy drinks from the chalice and ages rapidly until he becomes a skeleton.
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Is there amputation?
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A man is decapitated by the whirly blades while trying to get past all the traps. As he approaches, he looks down at other dead men who were also decapitated moments before.
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Does a head get squashed?
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theamythatrules
No squished but a couple of characters heads are cut off trying to get through the traps. It's brief abs and only one is shown, and his head bounces away
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Does someone become unconscious?
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Spuliaj
Brody is hit in the head from behind while keeping watch in the library
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Does someone fall down stairs?
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AndriaSchwortz
At one point a secret lever is triggered revealing a site staircase that someone rolls down. The person is fine after.
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Creepy Crawly
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Death
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Does a major character die?
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jdpamv
Major villains die but no major, sympathetic characters die.
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Disability
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Family
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Does a parent die?
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AteIsa
No, but he's shot.
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Fear
Are there ghosts?
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KEdRuss
Not strictly speaking; however, the supernatural forces that protect the Grail and prevent it from leaving its resting place cause the temple it resides within to collapse when one of the antagonists tries to remove it from the premises.
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Are there jump scares?
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Wildstorm13
Surprisingly, there isn't actually any main jump-scares. The sudden Loud gunshots is the only close factor to it.
Total Jump Scare Count: 1 (1 Minor)
(Minor) (1:43:05) (Henry gets shot by Walter - Although we see it coming, a loud gunshot may be startling for sensitive viewers)
Total Jump Scare Count: 1 (1 Minor)
(Minor) (1:43:05) (Henry gets shot by Walter - Although we see it coming, a loud gunshot may be startling for sensitive viewers)
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Are there natural bodies of water?
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AndriaSchwortz
A section of the movie is set in Venice.
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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There is NO vomit, nothing even close that resembles vomiting ie. Gagging, spitting up etc. The yes votes are completely wrong. We have a child with dx emetophobia and there is no issue.
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Does someone spit?
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timtam
someone briefly spits near the end
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Large-scale Violence
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Law Enforcement
Is there copaganda?
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jdpamv
The film was co-scripted by the Department of Defense but neither cops nor the American military are subjects within the narrative.
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Is there incarceration?
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Not in a jail though. The main character's father is locked in a room in a castle against his will. Later, the father and another secondary character are held prisoner inside a tank (the war vehicle).
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Is there deadnaming or birthnaming?
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jdpamv
Henry Sr. calls Indy “Junior” throughout the film because they have the same birthname. Indy prefers being called “Indiana” or “Dr. Jones,” which Henry fails to use instead.
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Loss
Is a priceless artifact destroyed?
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jdpamv
The Holy Grail is destroyed along with its temple. Of note that this film is the origin of the “it belongs in a museum” quote that the trigger description condemns. It’s not used to justify colonialism in this specific case, though, it’s used to justify taking a Spanish cross left on American soil from a rich white man who wants it in his private collection
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Is there a claustrophobic scene?
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There's a scene in which a boat is driven between 2 huge ships. The ships drift closer and closer, nearly crushing them.
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Does someone die by suicide?
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Noxious
Are there sudden loud noises?
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Gun shots
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Is there screaming?
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Spuliaj
Bits throughout but especially towards the end when the bad guy drinks the wrong chalice and ages rapidly. Elsa screams a lot seeing this
Also when she falls right at the end
Also when she falls right at the end
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Is there obscene language/gestures?
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jdpamv
Least and mildest swearing out of any Indiana Jones film.
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Paranoia
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Pregnancy
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PJHeusinger
The main antagonists are Nazis and thus there are many scenes that portray Nazi imagery. One scene takes place at a book burning, where in the protagonist disguises himself as a soldier to infiltrate and steal from them. Hitler (portrayed by an actor) is shown and briefly interacts with him.
[SPOILERS]
Elsa Shneider, the protagonist's love interest is revealed to be a Nazi and becomes an antagonist.
The Nazi antagonists, including Elsa, are defeated by the end of the film.
[SPOILERS]
Elsa Shneider, the protagonist's love interest is revealed to be a Nazi and becomes an antagonist.
The Nazi antagonists, including Elsa, are defeated by the end of the film.
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Does an LGBT person die?
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This was one of Denholm Elliot’s last roles and his character also died between this and Crystal Skull but his character was never confirmed as LGBTQIA+.
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Is a minority is misrepresented?
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jdpamv
Sallah is unfortunately played by a white actor instead of an Egyptian one but aside from Dial of Destiny, this probably has the least misrepresentation out of the series. However, there are other stereotypes of Middle Eastern people at play here (including a violent cult/terror group who wear fez hats and keffiyeh (the latter playing into the “violent Muslim” trope although the cult is actually Christian), led by a man who calls himself “a messenger of God”). A Turkish bazaar is implicitly “backwards” in one scene. A villain at the start is the “evil disabled person” trope (he uses a cane).
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Race
Is there blackface?
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jdpamv
Sallah (Egyptian) is unfortunately played by a white actor but no brownface was used IIRC.
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Relationships
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Religious
Is religion discussed?
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jdpamv
Religion is significant in every Indiana Jones film aside from Dial of Destiny but it's probably at its most prominent here. The whole plot is about Indy setting off to retrieve the Holy Grail from a Crusader. The film also begins with a separate plotline where Indy tries to take a Spanish crucifix from a millionaire. Henry Sr. is saved with holy water taken from the true Holy Grail, while the main villain is killed by water from a false one. There is a brief discussion about whether Indy seeks the Grail for his glory or Jesus'. A Middle Eastern terrorist cult is present but it's a Christian one rather than the Islamist stereotype.
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Are there demons or Hell?
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No, but there are negative, supernatural consequences for one character who drinks from the wrong Grail.
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Is someone sexually objectified?
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jdpamv
Elsa is sexually objectified in the implicit sex scene and debatably in a few other bits before it’s revealed she’s a N*zi.
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Is there sexual content?
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KEdRuss
Mostly implicit; Indiana and Elsa get intimate after a heated fight. In a later scene, there's a winking implication that Elsa also had a short-lived relationship with Indiana's father. "She talks in her sleep."
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Sexism
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Sickness
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Does someone have a chronic illness?
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jdpamv
No, but Denholm Elliot had HIV/AIDS while filming and he does look a little ill in some shots so that could be triggering.
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Social
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Is existentialism debated?
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The entire movie centers around the existence and lore of the Holy Grail. The search for it reveals the motivations and values of each character, which includes reflections on the meaning of such things.
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Spoiler
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Does it have a sad ending?
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KEdRuss
SPOILER: Mostly happy. Elsa falls to her doom despite Indiana trying to save her but rides off to the sunset with the comfort that he was able to reconcile with the father he did end up saving by the film's end and the Grail is forever out of the hands of the Nazi.
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Violence
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Is there blood/gore?
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jdpamv
Not particularly gory aside from a barely offscreen decapitation but there’s blood.
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Is there gun violence?
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AteIsa
Yes, and one of the main characters gets shot.
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