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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: Volcanism in India is more strongly associated with the land 'South' of New Delhi, not North as Pankot is described to be. Even if it weren't, almost if not all Indian volcanoes are inactive.
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* TheLavaCavesOfNewYork: The underground cavern of the palace just happens to have a direct line to the Earth's crust and hot magma flowing out. The only areas of Volcanic activity in India, and dormant activity at that, is in the Andaman Islands, and nowhere on the mainland of the Indian subcontinent.
* LethalLavaLand: The titular Temple of Doom.

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* TheLavaCavesOfNewYork: The underground cavern of the palace just happens to have a direct line to the Earth's crust and hot magma flowing out. The only areas of Volcanic activity While there are (dormant) volcanoes in India, and dormant activity at that, they are primarily located 'south' of New Delhi, not Northeast as Pankot is in the Andaman Islands, and nowhere on the mainland of the Indian subcontinent.
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* LethalLavaLand: The titular Temple of Doom. The arcade and Nintendo adaptations take this to great extremes.

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The film also stars Creator/AmrishPuri as Mola Ram, Roshan Seth as Chattar Lal and Philip Stone as Captain Philip Blumburtt.

The film was released on May 23, 1984. Along with the first ''Film/{{Gremlins}}'' film, ''Temple of Doom'' is largely responsible for the creation of the PG-13 rating.

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The film also stars Creator/AmrishPuri as Mola Ram, Roshan Seth as Chattar Lal and Philip Stone as Captain Philip Blumburtt.

The film was released on May 23, 1984.
Blumburtt. Along with the first ''Film/{{Gremlins}}'' film, ''Temple of Doom'' is largely responsible for the creation of the PG-13 rating.



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''Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom'' is the second film in the ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' film series, and a prequel to the previous film ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk'' (making it the first in terms of narrative chronology). It is directed by Creator/StevenSpielberg, with the screenplay by Willard Huyck and Gloria Katz and the story written by Creator/GeorgeLucas.

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''Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom'' is a 1984 {{adventure}} film, the second film entry in the ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' film series, and a prequel to the previous film ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk'' (making it the first in terms of narrative chronology). It is directed by Creator/StevenSpielberg, with the screenplay by Willard Huyck and Gloria Katz and the story written by Creator/GeorgeLucas.
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-->'''Mola Ram:'''[[EvilLaugh Hahaha!]] Drop them, Doctor Jones! They will be found! ''YOU'' WON'T! HAHAHA! ''GE NA!!''

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-->'''Mola Ram:'''[[EvilLaugh Ram:''' [[EvilLaugh Hahaha!]] Drop them, Doctor Jones! They will be found! ''YOU'' WON'T! HAHAHA! ''GE NA!!''
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-->'''Mola Ram:'''"[[EvilLaugh Hahaha!]] Drop them, Doctor Jones! They will be found! ''YOU'' WON'T! HAHAHA! ''GE NA!!''"

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-->'''Mola Ram:'''"[[EvilLaugh Ram:'''[[EvilLaugh Hahaha!]] Drop them, Doctor Jones! They will be found! ''YOU'' WON'T! HAHAHA! ''GE NA!!''"NA!!''
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* HopeSpot: As the final confrontration on the bridge begins, Mola Ram's taken Willie and Short Round hostage. Indy threatens to drop the Shankara Stones into the river below if Mola Ram doesn't let his friends go. For a moment, it looks like his threat's gonna work; the Thugees instantly halt their approach and Mola Ram becomes genuinely worried...for about 10 seconds. Then he shrugs it off with this iconic rebuttal:
'''Mola Ram:'''"[[EvilLaugh Hahaha!]] Drop them, Doctor Jones! They will be found! ''YOU'' WON'T! HAHAHA! ''GE NA!!''"

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* HopeSpot: As the final confrontration on the bridge begins, Mola Ram's taken Willie and Short Round hostage. Indy threatens to drop the Shankara Stones into the river below if Mola Ram doesn't let his friends go. For a moment, it looks like his threat's gonna work; the The Thugees instantly halt their approach and Mola Ram becomes genuinely worried...worried. Willie start grinning smugly, rightly thinkig Indy's checkmated Mola Ram...only for about 10 seconds. Then he shrugs it off with all their hopes to be quickly dashed by this iconic classic rebuttal:
'''Mola -->'''Mola Ram:'''"[[EvilLaugh Hahaha!]] Drop them, Doctor Jones! They will be found! ''YOU'' WON'T! HAHAHA! ''GE NA!!''"
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-->"[[EvilLaugh Hahaha!]] Drop them, Doctor Jones! They will be found! ''YOU'' WON'T! HAHAHA! ''GE NA!!''"

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-->"[[EvilLaugh '''Mola Ram:'''"[[EvilLaugh Hahaha!]] Drop them, Doctor Jones! They will be found! ''YOU'' WON'T! HAHAHA! ''GE NA!!''"
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* HopeSpot: As the final confrontration on the bridge begins, Mola Ram's taken Willie and Short Round hostage. Indy threatens to drop the Shankara Stones into the river below if Mola Ram doesn't let his friends go. For a moment, it looks like his threat's gonna work; the Thugees instantly halt their approach and Mola Ram becomes genuinely worried...for about 10 seconds. Then he shrugs it off with this iconic rebuttal:
-->"[[EvilLaugh Hahaha!]] Drop them, Doctor Jones! They will be found! ''YOU'' WON'T! HAHAHA! ''GE NA!!''"

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* WheresMyGun: Indy is confronted by a massive Thuggee swordsman and cockily reaches for his revolver (in a CallForward to the famous scene in ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk''). However, his smile vanishes when his hand pats his empty holster and he remembers that his pistol was taken off him when he was captured.
** Actually, he lost it earlier during the car chase with Lao Che's men, when he handed it to Willie, who of course dropped it out the window (to be fair, this is because it was very hot and she couldn't hold it), causing him to scream this trope at her.

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* WheresMyGun: Indy is confronted by a massive Thuggee swordsman and cockily reaches for his revolver (in a CallForward to the famous scene in ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk''). However, his smile vanishes when his hand pats his empty holster and he remembers that his pistol was taken off him when he was captured.
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holster. He lost it earlier during the car chase with Lao Che's men, when he handed it to Willie, who of course dropped it out the window (to be fair, this is because it was very hot and she couldn't hold it), causing him to scream this trope at her.
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** Actually, he lost it earlier during the car chase with Lao Che's men, when he handed it to Willie, who of course dropped it out the window (to be fair, this is because it was very hot and she couldn't hold it), causing him to scream this trope at her.
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* WorthIt: The warm smile Indy wore on his face as blew his cover to [[PapaWolf save a slave child from being whipped to death;]] there was not a ''trace'' of regret for saving the boy's life on his brave grizzled face, even as Mola Ram threatened him with torture.

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* EatenAlive: The suspension bridge at the film's climax isn't high enough to kill humans, meaning that anyone who falls into the river are still alive... to experience first-hand on what it's like to be torn apart and chewed up by hungry crocodiles.



%%* HumanSacrifice: The Thuggee indulge in this.

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%%* * HumanSacrifice: The Thuggee indulge in this.this, sacrificing unfortunate souls to Kali by ripping out their hearts and then lowering their bodies into a boiling pit.



%%* IBrokeANail: Willie Scott... ''twice''.

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%%* * IBrokeANail: Willie Scott...Scott breaks her nail... ''twice''. And her concern about breaking her nails is placed in contrast to the serious situation that Indy finds himself in, whether it be losing his gun or about to be squashed by a death trap.



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* AbortedArc: [[spoiler: There were still two Shankara Stones hidden beneath Pankot Palace. Their recovery is left hanging by the end of the film (especially with all but one of the found three lost).]]
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* ProductionThrowback: The scene where Chattar Lal meets Indy and Willie outside Pankot Palace is virtually identical (down to the camera angles) to the scene where Lando Calrissian meets Han and Leia outside Cloud City in ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack''.
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* AudienceSurrogate: Short Round is meant to be one for the kids watching the film, allowing them to realize their dream of wanting to go on cool adventures with Indiana Jones, be semi-adopted by him, and even being able to save him from danger.
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* AudienceSurrogate: Short Round is meant to be one for the kids watching the film, allowing them to realize their dream of wanting to go on cool adventures with Indiana Jones, be semi-adopted by him, and even being able to save him from danger.
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* HollywoodDriving: When Short Round act as a GetawayDriver for Indy, he turns his head to the backseats for an extended amount of time.

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* HollywoodDriving: When Short Round act acts as a GetawayDriver for Indy, he turns his head to the backseats backseat for an extended amount of time.
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* SavedByCanon: As a prequel to ''Raiders'', obviously, Indy will survive the events of the film.
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* SavedByCanon: As a prequel to ''Raiders'', obviously, Indy will survive the events of the film.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Lao Che is ultimately this to Mola Ram's crusade. Double-crossing Indy in the prologue sets off the chain of events that strands Indy in India and pits him against the Thugees for control of the Shankara Stones.
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** Indy tells Willie that the "birds" she is seeing are giant, vampire bats. Vampire bats are both small and from the Americas. Those are fruit bats. Although Willie was annoying him, so it is possible Indy only said that to annoy her.

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** Indy tells Willie that the "birds" she is seeing are giant, vampire bats. Vampire bats are both small and from the Americas. Those are fruit bats. Although Willie was annoying him, so it is possible Indy only said that to annoy scare her.
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* NooseCatch: A variant when Indy wraps one end of his {{whip|ItGood}} around a {{mook|s}}'s neck and the other end around a ceiling fan. Instead of getting hanged by falling, the mook gets hanged when the fan yanks him ''upward'' and breaks his neck.

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* NooseCatch: A variant when Indy wraps one end of his {{whip|ItGood}} whip around a {{mook|s}}'s neck and the other end around a ceiling fan. Instead of getting hanged by falling, the mook gets hanged when the fan yanks him ''upward'' and breaks his neck.
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* ArtisticLicenseBiology:
** Indy tells Willie that the "birds" she is seeing are giant, vampire bats. Vampire bats are both small and from the Americas. Those are fruit bats. Although Willie was annoying him, so it is possible Indy only said that to annoy her.
** The "crocodiles" in the bridge scene at the climax of the film are recognizably American alligators, not crocodiles.
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[-[[caption-width-right:350:[[TagLine "If adventure has a name, it must be Indiana Jones."]]]]-]

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* WhipItGood: Indy's whip gets used in lieu of a gun when he goes up against a pair of swordsmen.



** Subverted when Indiana is about to pull his "revolver defeats swordsman" routine from the previous movie, but he is lacking the gun. He resorts to GoodOldFisticuffs and then proceeds to WhipItGood.

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** Subverted when Indiana is about to pull his "revolver defeats swordsman" routine from the previous movie, but he is lacking the gun. He resorts to GoodOldFisticuffs and then proceeds to WhipItGood.use his whip.
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* BallroomBlitz: The movie starts out in a fancy dinner event in Shanghai which eventually escalates into a gunfight.

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* BallroomBlitz: The movie starts out in at a fancy dinner event in Shanghai which eventually escalates into a gunfight.



* OddballInTheSeries: In many ways. It's the only film where Indy isn't shown teaching at his university at any point (although it is mentioned), and it's the only one which uses the poster font in the opening credits. This is the only Indy film so far where the major villains were non-white. In past and future films, while some of the minor mooks may have been people of color, the major enemies have been either Nazis or evil Russians. It's also the only film in which Indy plays an active part in killing off the BigBad at the end.

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* OddballInTheSeries: In many ways. It's the only film where Indy isn't shown teaching at his university at any point (although it is mentioned), and it's the only one which that uses the poster font in the opening credits. This is the only Indy film so far where the major villains were non-white. In past and future films, while some of the minor mooks may have been people of color, the major enemies have been either Nazis or evil Russians. It's also the only film in which Indy plays an active part in killing off the BigBad at the end.



* PedalToTheMetalShot: There is such a shot at the start of a CarChase. Short Round acts as a getaway driver for Indy. He [[KidsDrivingCars is only a 13 year old kid]] so he has boxes tied around his feet to operate the pedals of the car.

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* PedalToTheMetalShot: There is such a shot at the start of a CarChase. Short Round acts as a getaway driver for Indy. He [[KidsDrivingCars is only a 13 year old 13-year-old kid]] so he has boxes tied around his feet to operate the pedals of the car.
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* GroinAttack: Right after freeing Indy from the the Black Sleep of Kali Ma, Short Round manages to down a Thugee by kicking him in the nads.

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* GroinAttack: Right after freeing Indy from the the Black Sleep of Kali Ma, Short Round manages to down a Thugee by kicking him in the nads.
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* AlmostKiss: The TheBigDamnKiss between Willie and Indy at the end gets delayed when the elephant spouts water in their faces.

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* AlmostKiss: The TheBigDamnKiss between Willie and Indy at the end gets delayed when the elephant spouts water in their faces.

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* CacophonyCoverUp: When Chen shoots Wu Han, he times the shot with a set of champagne bottles being uncorked.



* MickeyMousing: When Chen shoots Wu Han, he times the shot with a set of champagne bottles being uncorked.

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