In 1936, archaeologist Indiana Jones is tasked by Army Intelligence to help locate a legendary ancient power, the Ark of Covenant, before the Nazis get it first.
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Cast
Steven Spielberg
Director
Harrison Ford
Indy
Karen Allen
Marion
Paul Freeman
Belloq
Ronald Lacey
Toht
John Rhys-Davies
Sallah
Denholm Elliott
Brody
Alfred Molina
Satipo
Wolf Kahler
Dietrich
Anthony Higgins
Gobler
Vic Tablian
Barranca
Vic Tablian
Monkey Man
Don Fellows
Col. Musgrove
William Hootkins
Major Eaton
Bill Reimbold
Bureaucrat
Fred Sorenson
Jock
Patrick Durkin
Australian Climber
Matthew Scurfield
2nd. Nazi
Malcolm Weaver
Ratty Nepalese
Sonny Caldinez
Mean Mongolian
Lawrence Kasdan
Writer
George Lucas
Writer
Philip Kaufman
Writer
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source: Raiders of the Lost Ark
Raiders of the Lost Ark
'Raiders of the Lost Ark' is a good film, but nothing more than that for me. Harrison Ford does a sterling job as Indiana Jones, even if his performance does constantly remind me of Steve Martin for some reason. John Rhys-Davies, who I like in James Bond's 'The Living Daylights', fits in well as Sallah. Apart from those two, I don't think any of the others have anything major/memorable about them here - I would've liked to have seen more of Ronald Lacey's Toht. The adventure side is enjoyable, though everything else is missing a spark in my opinion; a lot of the plot devices are convenient and predictable. The special effects are solid though, as is the score by John Williams. It makes for a fun enough watch, even if I did expect better.
