Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.4 / 5.0

On DVD at last:

This set of DVDs contains one of my all-time favorite movies and its two sequels. On the merits of the original movie alone, this boxed set gets five stars. The remainder is almost supplemental.

Raiders of the Lost Ark is a classic adventure movie, an almost flawless film that introduces Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones, archaeology professor and treasure hunter in the 1930s. Recruited by the government to find the Ark of the Covenant (containing the remains of the Ten Commandments), Jones soon runs afoul... more info

Sequels, I hate those guys!:

I have to admit, the new DVD release of these 3 movies delivers on image restoration. But seeing "Temple of Doom" and "Last Crusade" again, I was reminded of how terrible these movies really are. "Raiders of the Lost Ark" is without a doubt one of the greatest action movies of the last century. Heart-stopping action with humor tossed in for relief. The two following movies seem to be just the opposite; centered on bad jokes with some lame action tossed in to keep the film going. Notice how in "Raiders" the... more info

Great set:

Indiana Jones has been one of my fave series of movies since I was little. Raiders of the Lost Ark is so great, it's so exciting and I really liked the female lead. I always had a crush on Indiana, and the movies have a great blend of humor, action and adventure. Last Crusade is also excellent, I love Indy's scenes with his father, they're so funny together. I really love the opening scene too, with the late River Phoenix (who was extremely talented, check him out in Stand By Me as a boy). It shows how... more info

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