Teenager Caleb Watson built one of the best LEGO displays we’ve ever seen. It’s a kinetic diorama of the opening scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark. It breaks the scene down into multiple segments, including fetching the idol, and the boulder rolling after Indiana Jones.

CineFix enumerates some of the ways movies introduce their characters along with shining examples of each method. There’s Indiana Jones’ slow approach, James Bond’s slick intros, Darth Vader’s badass entrance and more.

A seemingly endless chase sequence from the 1925 Buster Keaton film Seven Chances, as he’s pursued by a massive horde of women, through city streets, a football stadium, the suburbs, and into the countryside. Indiana Jones has nothing on Keaton’s epic boulder scene.

When was the last time a Rube Goldberg machine made your heart race? Because this classic from Japanese children’s show Pitagora Suichi is as exciting as an Indiana Jones flick. Plus it has an awesome theme song. “I’ll be there brothers, hang on, almost there!”

Video editor WhoIsPablo did top-and-bottom comparisons of the original Raiders of the Lost Ark films with Indiana Jones 4, as well as the original three Star Wars films with the prequels, identifying numerous, often intentional, parallels between new and old.

For their latest hum-worthy music video, DUM yet again face-swapped themselves with movie actors, this time choosing Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom as their subject of choice. Even the chilled monkey brains got a new face.

In this silly short film, Final Cut King reimagines the adventures of Indiana Jones (er, Indiana Bones) with his puppy playing our heroic archaologist and kittens playing the evil Nazis. The boulder made from duct tape is priceless.

(Gore) The favorite movie death scenes of the 26 directors of The ABCs of Death 2, from the face-melting scene in Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark to Marion Cotillard’s hilariously awful acting in The Dark Knight Rises.

1A4STUDIO takes us on another breakneck run – this time through Indiana Jones’ third adventure. Though to be honest, about the only thing we remember about this film is the motorcycle chase anyhow. And Sean Connery’s dapper bowtie.

Made from authentic Indian camel leather with iron and brass hardware, Buffalo Jackson’s shoulder briefcase would be the one that Indiana Jones carried his Mac Book in – if there were such a thing as a laptop back in the 1930s.

Artist Vesa Lehtimäki (aka “Avanaut“) used LEGO minifigs and a heaping helping of baking soda to recreate (and reimagine) snowy scenes from The Empire Strikes Back and Indiana Jones among other flicks.

BuzzFeed presents a handful of movie trivia, including the reason Indiana Jones shoots the guy with the sword in Raiders of the Lost Ark, resulting in an unplanned classic movie moment, and one possible reason Avatar got made.

We wish we had the tenacity of this mailman, who probably has the most difficult route ever, which includes the likes of Indiana Jones, Freddy Krueger and Iron Man. Then again, we do enjoy laying on the couch watching cartoons.

The Awesome Foundation helped Laurenellen McCann realize her idea for a pop-up game that lets you recreate Indiana Jones’ famous boulder run IRL. Hopefully one pops up near us soon!

Freddie Wong and Brandon Laatsch do their best impressions of Harrison Ford and Sean Connery, recreating the best scene from the worst Indiana Jones movie, thanks to director Devin Supertramp.

The successor to Indiana Jones, Nathan Drake, Lara Croft and your Spanish teacher. She can do anything, as long as you repeat what she says. Starring Ariel Winter of Modern Family.

Harrison Ford watches Indiana Jones for the first time and is utterly blown away. Or not. Dogfood Films mashed up scenes from Indy movies with the equally strange video of Ford playing Uncharted 3.

OneMinuteGalactica takes a scene from Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom to illustrate how good manners at the table can save your life. Just be sure to hold on to your potatoes, Dr. Jones!

Depicting one of Tinseltown’s most epic battles, this Indiana Jones vs. Mola Ram diorama should set hearts ablaze for movie fans; it stands 16.5″ high and is made of polystone.

It’s been awhile since we featured a LEGO diorama, but Young Indiana Jones-inspired Train Raid scene is just too good to pass up; it features 53 minifigs, including Indy and Pancho Villa.

This LEGO Temple of Doom shows archaeology’s hidden perks: Wild mine cart chase? Check. Deadly traps and flames? Check. Indiana Jones pissing off a temple priest? Run!

A little bit over-hyped, but still a huge boon to PC gamers, LucasArts is releasing a slew of their classic games on Steam Wednesday; look you’ll see The Dig, Indiana Jones and more.

Ever wanted to relive Indiana Jones 3 or countless other WW2 epics? Ural’s T Sidecar Motorcycle does the job: it packs a 40hp 750cc engine and is the most affordable of Ural’s offerings.