No matter how many adventures he's been on, the best Indiana Jones action sequence happens to be the very first scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
A jungle, a temple, a boulder, and a fedora. With the impact the Indiana Jones films have left on the landscape of film culture, it's difficult to think of a world without them. Spanning decades of film history and another now in theaters, there have been countless memorable sequences of tension, excitement, and adventure in the Indiana Jones movies. None of them, however, surpass the series' exquisite opening sequence.
'Raiders of the Lost Ark's Promising Premise Through its prologue, the opening temple sequence of Raiders of the Lost Ark takes the introductory approach that acts as a mini-representation of the series as a whole. These are films about an explorer traveling to distant parts of the globe to recover relics of past civilizations, all the while avoiding the dangerous traps guarding them and the other factions seeking them for themselves.
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