Win a Free Copy of the Indiana Jones Trilogy!

Great contest guys! My favorite scene has to be when Jones throws the Nazi out of the zeppelin in Last Crusade. Not only is “No Ticket!” one of his best lines, but when everyone else, who likely didn’t speak German, as they were from Germany, pulled out their ticket, it was priceless.

I think the best Indy moments were the “no ticket” or the “rope bridge”. Those type of moments made Indian Jones for me. Action mixed with humor perfectly executed together and thats what I hope they have in the next installment. As for the reason I should win the movies: I only have the VHS version of the Indy trilogy and no VHS player to watch them on : (

While it may not be completely original, my favorite moment comes from The Last Crusade.

Just as Indy rescues his father, they’re cornered by Nazis. As his father berates him for allowing his diary to fall into enemy hands, Indy finally snaps. He grabs one of the soldier’s machine guns and mows them down before they can blink. As their bodies hit the floor, he turns to his father and shouts “I *TOLD* You DON’T call me junior!”

In fact, my friend and I got in trouble for re-creating that scene on the playground in 3rd grade. 100% kickass.

One of my favorites is in Raiders of the Lost Ark when the girl in his class closes her eyes and it says “Love” and “You” on her eyelids. Now that is a real fine woman right there!

My favorite Indy moment is probably when Indy and his dad are tied together on the chair and light the room on fire. good stuff.

i want the dvd’s !!! i love part 2 i think im the only one !!!

I like the airplane scene in Last Crusade where Henry Sr. accidentally shoots the tail off.

My favorite moment would have to be FSR’s number one moment as well. When Indy just shoots the swordsman in Raiders.

I still like the drinking scene in the first film. Karen Allen drinking the big guy under the table and her back and forth with Jones.

I know my favorite Indiana Jones moment is when the Jones boys (Sr. and Jr.) are heading
for the boats, but instead of getting in, they send it off empty and after the Nazis get in a
boat to follow, they burst out on the motorcycle and sidecar.

All the Indiana Jones movies are great. I am so happy that they finally decided to continue the story and I can’t wait for it to be released!!

Hands down the best part is when Indy and his dad both figure out they got with the same chick and then his dad goes “she talks in her sleep”. That would be awkward

i can has cheeseburger, err…. dvd plz

My favorite Indiana Jones moments weren’t just scenes from the films, but the experiences of the films themselves.

Some of my oldest memories are centered around Indiana Jones. I was a little young to see Raiders in the theater (I was three days shy of 2 years old when it came out.) I do remember watching it before Temple came out, and instantly fell in love with the movie. It was less than a month before my fifth birthday when Temple came out and I remember waiting in line at the mall for hours, but it was probably the excitement making the wait seem interminable.

Needless to say, when Crusade came out, my family piled into the car once again. This time I was just shy of ten years, but felt the same excitement as when I was half that age. Crusade was probably my favorite of the three, but it’s hard to not give the title to Raiders…. Then again, Temple was pretty good…. Who am I kidding? Why pick a favorite; they’re all great!

When I heard that The Last Crusade (thankfully) wouldn’t be the last, I was excited once again, but guarded. I didn’t want to get my hopes up and possibly have my cherished memories of the first three tarnished. Now that I’m days away from seeing it, I’m glad to say that even at 28, I feel that same sense of excitement building up that I had as a kid every time I see a trailer for the fourth installment. Unfortunately as an adult, I can’t just drop everything and see an advanced screening at midnight and my siblings are too spread out to get the whole family together, but I will be driving out to my parent’s house to pile into the car once again (this time behind the wheel) and carry on the tradition!

A toast to the things that remind us of the innocence and excitement of childhood. Long live Indy; let’s hope that sip he took from the grail lets him live on for at least four more movies!

Zeppelin + “No Ticket” = Win :D

I was at first a mediocre fan of Indy but I’ve fell in love with it, and to my joy, a set is being produced! To commemorate it, I’ve arranged a marching band stand tune of the Raider’s March for my Alma Mater, Cathedral City High School.

awesome set! no ticket , on the blimp, one of funnniest, but extremely hard to pick just one- or even one dozen!!

when they have to eat the monkey eyeballs!

Have never really seen all the movies, but know they’re great!!!Harrison never made a bad movie…would love to win

Noone is cooler then Harrison!

I have been re-watching the movies in anticipation of Crystal Skull and can’t wait. So many moments to choose from, it’s hard to pick just one…

I’ll go with one of my personal favorites that hasn’t been mentioned here yet:

The action scene after crash landing their escape plane from the Zepplin in Last Crusade. First there’s a great exchange:

Sr. - Those people are trying to kill us.

Indy - I know Dad!

Sr. - This is a new experience for me.

Indy - It happens to me all the time…

Hilarious, a great mini break in the action, and a great snapshot of the Jones’ relationship. Then it ends with Sr. one-upping Indy by sending the gulls into the Nazi fighter.

Agree with some of the posts… chilled monkey brains is SOMETHING!

No time for love Doctor Jones!!!

Love the rope bridge scene. Good special effects for its time.

My favorite scene was the shooting of the swordsman from Raiders of the Lost Ark.

I love how in the Temple of Doom the little Asian kid from the Goonies (I know Goonies comes after) burns like everyone he sees with a torch.

Wow, hard to pick a favourite. I am an a huge Indie fan and so thrilled that there is a 4th. I have to say that the No Ticket blimp scene was one of my favs.
On a side note FSR rocks. Thanks for all your hard work.

My favorite Indiana Jones moment was in The Last Crusade when Indiana is shown the difference between how the Austrians and the Germans say goodbye. The dialogue between him and his father in that scene is classic.

I grew up loving these movies. To me, one of the funniest moments is when we find out that Indy isn’t even his name, it was the DOG’s name. Sean Connery was so perfect in that role. That always cracked me up. I now have a big yellow lab named “Indy” because of that line in the movie!

its hard to pick one because so many were great. all i know is i would love this and please count me in.

As always another great giveaway from the site. It would be great to win this set since I just introduced these films to my gf and a bunch of family members and friends so we can all enjoy “Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” when it premieres.

My favorite scene would have to be the Truck chase from “Raiders” I just love the suspense of the scene especially when he gets thrown in front of the truck, goes under and right behind it thanks to his trusty whip and then finally makes his way back to the drivers seat to take back the ark. I especially love the part when he tries to run Belloq and company over, simply classic!

Keep up the great work!

I like scenes with snakes and also the rope bridge. The movies are a hoot! I hope I win.

my favorite scene is during the meal when they have to eat the monkey eyeballs, thanks for the contest

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My Fav Indy movie is the Temple of Doom!! I love when Kate Capshaw faints after they lift the cover off of the plate to reveal monkey brains!!! I LOVE INDIANA JONES!!!

I have to agree with another poster on here - Karen Allen drinking the big guy under the table was really cool, and one of my favorite scenes.

My favorite Indy scene is on the rope bridge in Temple of Doom

I would love to win!

A great prize, thank you

The meal form Temple of Doom, Snake, eyes and monkey brains

I REALLY hate snakes!
Thanks guys!

The shooting of the swordsman. A very funny scene.

Snakes, why’d it have to be snakes

When Miriam slugs him (after drinking the guys under the table in the bar)

love indy going to see the new one this weekend

In the midst of escaping from Nazis, things blowing up, etc, Indy exclaims “Jesus, Dad!” and Dad slaps him. “That’s for blasphemy!” Once a Dad, always a Dad!

Sean and Harrison - great together

Raiders is still my all time favorite movie. I wore out 2 VHS tapes of it. I can (when watching it alone) recite all the lines. I do try to control myself when watching it with others. The running gag of snakes is funny each time. I would love to have this set because you can’t wear out a DVD like you can VHS. Thanks for the contest.

I would love to win this one. I don’t have a favorite Indiana Jones moment, they are all good becauce Harrison Ford is in them.

please enter me :)

I love the very beginning of Raiders of the Lost Arc. Seeing young Alfred Molina is great. Plus those scenes set the series off to a nice, exciting start and really capture what Indiana Jones is all about.

My favorite part is where the swordsman is getting ready to attack him and he just shoots him.

the greatest scene in the indy series has to be the classic boulder chase scene in Raiders.

The Best scenes are when Indy runs into snakes… God how I hate snakes. Even them little buggers

when INDY was speaking to his class and one of his students was flurting
by closed her eyes and on her eye lids she had wrote I love you

Who wouldn’t want this?

Wow, it’s tough coming up with most favorite moment…I love the boulder scene because it was so exciting, the bantering between Indy & different characters; the special effects that were so incredible for the time they were done. I guess I’d have to pick scenes with Sean Connery because we see Indy as more than just an adventurer. We see him as someone’s kid who, no matter how old he gets or how many bad guys he’s defeated, goes back to kid status as soon as the parent is around.

My favorite scene in “Raiders of the Lost Ark” is the climax, where the Nazis finally open the ark, then their faces melt and their heads explode. It was kind of an avant-garde moment that still isn’t exactly PG-rated, but it all worked out at the end.