One thing I like about this scene is it shows some of Alan’s character development. He went from not liking kids, to tolerating them, to actively engaging with them. He could have just been “Tim, see the Gallimimus, how they run and change course like birds” but instead he got Tim to use his passion and strengths to identify them himself. I really wish they wrote more for Lex to use her strengths.
Her strengths were shown and developed when she saved them all with tech savvy skills. They had to trust her completely and buy her time. She saved them and had to keep her cool under pressure.
Tim seemed to be knowledgeable about dinosaurs sharing a passion with Alan. That could be why Alan was relating to Tim in this scene as maybe Alan held a fascinating for dinosaurs when he was Tim’s age. Lex does shine when the adults are forced to hold off the raptors. Lex’s computer skills save them by getting the system to reconnect and restore the locks on the doors and reconnect the phones. Which was the biggest defense they had against the dinosaurs. From that one scene I would have to say lex was the best one as she seemed to have tech skills in some kind of computer and was able to navigate a system she seemed never encountered but had enough skills to rival an adult. She did what the other adults fail to do. Tim was more the Dino expert even Lexi relied on because she didn’t have the same fascination like Tim and Allen did and I’m sure she would fear them forever
@@RikelWirkkunen don’t forget she risked her life drawing the raptors to save her brother and tried to hide in the kitchen and almost died if it wasn’t for her reflection. She showed courage, and strength and protectiveness of little brother. Vs the blood sucking lawyer who abandoned them at first scare.
It was so awesome seeing hte T-Rex for the first time in the daytime. The CGI team can make little mistakes with shots at night, but in the dayshots it'd be more visible to the viewer's eye. Really astounding what they accomplished here.
What amazes me is how the CGI blends with the real elements and how the tree is shaking when the dinosaurs step on it. Stuff like that sell the illusion. Modern CGI looks oddly fake. There is a larger quantity, but it is obvious that the people just stand in front of a green screen and read their lines from a screen.
Such as the shots in the night, the Rex has a slit pupil instead of a round one. lol. I can't tell if they fixed it in this shot but they did fix it for the final few shots when she kills the raptors.
The thing that makes this movie so great is that the dinosaurs act like actual animals, instead of mindlessly chasing the humans like movie monsters. The dilophosaurus sizes up nedry, making sure he is a target before moving in for a kill. The trex focuses on the gallimimus meal instead of charging the humans. The raptors plan a coordinated attack on Muldoon. Things like this solidify this movie as my favorite film of all time.
It's also one of the reasons the effects still hold up to this day and are miles ahead of most Hollywood CGI creatures. The animators actually studied animal behavior and movement mechanics for this, making the animation that much more believable.
Yeah that’s exactly true . In the novel i believe that was the same thing. Dinosaurs wanted to escape and attack humans cause were easy prey . And the rest of the dinosaurs same thing. When Nedry shut the power down those predators choose easy targets . In the book same thing
A nice touch on this scene is the fact the Galli’s in the background don’t run during the t-Rex feasting. Just like a group of prey would do in real life
Sexy Savage They probably realize that the predator is no longer a threat to them now that it’s caught prey and will solely focus on eating. I’d imagine running from a predator is super exhausting so if the predator is no longer a threat, I don’t see why they wouldn’t stop to take a breather.
I loved this scene as a kid because it was a minor glimpse into how these dinosaurs would naturally hunt and act. Notice as soon as the T-Rex finally catches the Gallimimus, the rest stop running because they know they're safe? Such cool attention to natural details.
While this movie has the least action of any Jurassic Park film, it's by far the best. The anticipation for every dinosaur reveal is just off the charts, not a wasted scene. Crazy how well it holds up 20 years on.
I love how fascinated Grant is as he watches this scene go down. As though the initial shock of this animal has completely passed over him now, and is almost entranced by how the Rex devours its prey. Even one of this kids is like "dooooooood~"
I would wager that Tim pursued a career in something dinosaur-related in his later years...or perhaps he took a darker path and became a serial killer. One of the two. 😅
Why does this look more realistic than Jurassic World? Because the creators have thought about how the animals moved. You can see the mass of the tyrannosaurus in every move. Plus the lighting is realistic and it fits perfectly with the real landscape. Today the landscape is artificial. The whole scene underlaid with an unnatural filter.
These guys did their homework on dinosaurs and how animals actually move and act. Plus as you said today's movies cgi EVERYTHING and it all ends up looking like a video game cut scene.
In 1993, the world was using Windows 3.1 and the guys who worked on this movie created the most realistic CGI dinosaurs to this day. Incredible what they accomplished.
Looking back at this...they eas all so close to dying in this scene. They were blissfully unaware of the trex stalking them and if the gallimimus didnt run towards em, big sue woulda snatched em up. Prolli why she was lookin at em while eatin
@Activate Kruger if you pay attention to where they were walking, the t rex attacked in that direction they were walking from. She only came out because the gallimimus pod ran in the direction she was hiding.
David Corbett is correct. Rexy steps out of the tree line you see behind them. All these years and I never realized how freaking close she was to Grant and the kids. From Lost World, you learn that Trex has the 2nd largest olfactory sense, of any animal in the fossil record. Grant and the kids were the last thing she was hunting after she gave up on Muldoon’s Jeep.
@@natedagreat19 i havent read the book, but in synopsis of it, supposedly the grant crew has many more run in with rexy, as shes actively hunting them in the novel. I think Spielberg wanted to incorporate that in the movie but felt it was a bit redundant and somewhat uncharacteristic of a real animal to stalk unknown prey for that long. It was clear in the movie they were being stalked though.
No, they don't deserve respect. It's not widely known, but several Gallimimus in this scene have been interviewed in the years since, apparently the working conditions were dreadful and they weren't even allowed coffee breaks
@@dmaxwell910901That’s false Gallimimus were known to be entitled divas on set, who abused the filming crew, the working conditions weren’t dreadful and they were allowed coffee breaks but they would be gone for over the designated 1 hour and would frequently come back late.
You can also clearly see that with the different camera angles there's a lot of difference in sunshine intensity. From one side you see the grass glow in the sun with strong and contrasting shadows and from the other side there's almost no sunshine and shadows at all, revealing they had to do multiple takes at different times. The funny thing is that it still looks massively better than the CGI crap we get to see nowadays.
Such a subtle and underrated moment in movie history. I just love how Rexy comes out of nowhere and grabs the Galli, while the rest of the herd are just trying to catch their breath, “Phew! At least weren’t not on the menu right now…..” it’s also really sad how the one Gallimimus that gets killed almost seems to cry and beg for it’s life after it’s knocked down before the Rex finishes her off with no mercy. Mother Nature…. Even 65 million years ago…. Lions do the exact same thing today with zebras. Nice little touch Spielberg added to this scene
That moment is kind of heartbreaking, but I would argue at that point, the Galli's death was a mercy; it was already terribly wounded by the Rexy's teeth, and would have died either way. Once she quickly finished it off, it's pain was over instead of having to suffer longer. But I definitely see your point!
This scene acts as a perfect mirror to the Brachiosaurus scene in the trees. We get to see the gentile side of nature vs the cruel side. But in both cases the dinos are just "Doing what they do."
I really like that Rexy doesn't really roar when she comes out. She just makes some growls as she bites and what not. No "COWER BEFORE ME!" roses, just some "Gotcha!" growls.
When he says that, Grant is actually referring to how the T-Rex is feeding. If I could have added some additional dialogue from Grant in that scene, here's what I think he should have said: "Look how it eats. Watch the feeding technique. Pins its prey down with its foot, then uses its mouth to tear off pieces and swallow them. Exact same technique a hawk uses. Bet you never look at birds the same way again."
@@israeliteonlycampkilluhi.o2108 Um, please go back and actually watch the clip. After shaking the Gallimimus to death in her mouth, Rexy literally STEPS ON ITS HEAD, thus pinning it to the ground, before tearing off a chunk of its flesh.
Like seriously. This was AGES ago and it still looks the best. Why? Drop in talent naturally. I really think the high water mark for a lot of things - tv, movies, music and comedians was the 1990s. Be thankful you live within that generation, something tells me it will not be bested if clips like these are anything to go by. Oh yeah and don't forget video games as well.
1:01 I actually saw that fallen tree in real life! Since this scene was filmed on Honolulu unlike the rest of the film, this set was the only one that wasn’t wrecked by the hurricane!
David Taylor you get to see the t-Rex in action when she is not coming at ya it gives you a chance to fully appreciate the dinosaurs and realize they are just trying to live and they are not some evil being only trying to kill humans
This scene was an important part for the movie. The first T. Rex attack made it look like a mindless monster, but this scene was a reminder that it is just an animal just looking for food, trying to survive.
Rexy was just curious of the tour vehicles on the stormy night she broke out of her enclosure. She had seen cars behind her electric fence but she never got the opportunity to check them out. But on the rainy night, when the power was shut down, Rexy at last saw the chance to break out and check out these strange legless creatures that contain the humans within.
Right! I think that logic also points out the misconception of the Giganotosaurus in Jurassic World Dominion. The movie makes the audience look at it as an antagonistic monster. But it was really just another animal trying to survive
@@Jayycee3 This scene also played right into what Alan said on the tour: “T-Rex doesn’t wanna be fed, it wants to hunt. You can’t just suppress 65 million years of gut instinct.”
Fun fact, the original Jurassic Park has the least amount of dinosaur screen time out of all the movies in the franchise, only 15 minutes of it. But it’s BY FAR the best movie in the franchise, a total masterpiece. Quality over quantity.
I don’t understand how this looks so good being made in 1993. I would not complain about these visuals in 2023. Also these dinosaurs look better than the obviously cgi raptors in Jurassic world
I remember seeing this film when I was 6. I was restless but tired,waiting for the excitement to happen. Right when T-Rex got out and roared is when I really woke up. 😂
This movie is 30 years old and the CGI looks better than literally any movie coming out today. It’s like this was the beginning and the peak for CGI at the same time and from there everything went downhill - and it mostly only gets worse
New generation dinosaur movies should see this amazing masterpiece that satisfies the statement "old is gold". Because in this movie the Dino's act like actual animals and not only fake robots or some damn editing . The nature of all the animals is to avoid any fight with humans they want to stay away unless they are hungry . They don't chase and fight humans for fun as shown in many movies. And the logic is also very acurate . I mean that this movie wants to teach us about real dinosaurs and not about only silly and fake fights . The knowledge given is proper specially the T Rex acts like it is no doubt real. My mother first watched it in cinema hall when she was a college student and then told me about this movie . This movie is awesome.🤩🥰🥰🤩. This dinosaurs also look quite real and scary.
I can't get enough Jurassic anything. I watch the movies, follow the fan page on Facebook, watch videos on RUclips. It's my favorite movie series ever.
My favorite childhood movie! I remember my parents saying that at least two DVDs were burnt through after watching it numerous times. Fortunate to visit where they filmed this at Kuoloa Ranch in Oahu, Hawaii
30 years old now I remember going to see this at the cinema at the time the visual effects where astounding at the time.I don't think modern audiences quite understand CGI is par for the course now we don't even notice it.
Very short and personally underrated scene. This scene felt true to the description of the books and added such a something’s out there type vibe knowing the Trex is free on the island
I like how the massive rex just pops up out of nowhere to attack the gallimimus. I imagine that it was crouched behind the trees ready to ambush the flock when they got close, like a Komodo dragon…
It takes you to look hard to see the imperfections on the Rex CGI and thats saying something for a 29 year movie, It looks absolutely amazing til this day 😃
Fun fact: there is only 14 minutes of dinosaur screen time in the whole movie and only 4-6 minutes of that was cgi that took a year to produce, the rest was practical effects.
It really is the ultimate movie. Every single genre is on display in this Horror, Sci-fi, Comedy, Drama, Triller, Family, Adventure and Crime to this day Jurassic Park is my absolute favorite movie of all time.
This scene still bombs! If you have kids, make them watch this movie before the other movies because kids these days sometimes need to be afraid to these monsters. It's an experience that every child should get through as we kids from the 90's did and thought us how beautiful and dangerous creatures they were.
I was 13 when I saw this in theaters. Now I'm almost 43, I still love this movie! I watched this clip in the slowest possible speed to investigate every details, and this "CGI" scene is not just CGI, this is art!
1:36 'You'll never look at birds the same way again' that line still makes me laugh as it sounded like Grant said that with a bit of sarcasm in his voice and I think he did and it probably got quite a few chuckles from the audience in movie theatres when this movie first came out because what he said did sound a bit funny.
There are something really wrong with the modern digital moviecameras. Just look at this scene. The colours and how deep and alive the whole scene feels. Even much of the digital effects in this scene is better than today.
The rendering is primitive, but they *feel* like real animals, made of bone and muscle. The movements, the head bobs, the weight distribution, the momentum. It's all spot on. In Jurassic World they're standard modern CGI: perfectly textured digital rubber dolls with uncanny valley physics.
The dinosaurs look so much better 30 years ago then they do into today’s stupid Jurassic movies there pretty much unwatchable. This one was magical just a awesome movie
I never saw this before but seeing it HD you can really see the right toe/foot of the T.Rex wobble and morph when it grabs and eats the Gallimimus. Also if you look at in in 0.25 speed you can see the gallimumus that gets eaten jumping and halfway disappearing @1:20. Imperfections that can be forgiven as they were undoubtedly still learning as they went along. The fact that for a first full creature CGI movie they had the balls to do a scene like this in broad daylight is amazing.
the most accurate and scariest T-rex yet! to this day this is the greatest Dinosaur flick ever! feels and sounds like a real Jurassic park. But that T-rex though WOW!
This movie in the theaters was the greatest thing for me cause ,like Tim, I loved dinosaurs as a kid growing up. The 1st scene with the brontosaurus is still 1 of the most amazing movie scenes in my history.
![Quetzalcoatlus Challenging Tyrannosaurus [Prehistoric Planet]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/zWGnlAQsRaE/mqdefault.jpg)
Having this on VHS and watching it 30 times a year as a kid was nice.
Dude, I know PRECISELY how you feel! ^_^
Same here, still have it too
Oh yeah
I had Toy Soldiers, some Don Bluth films and The Little Mermaid instead
Hell yes buddy
This looks better than most movies and it’s 27 years old a true masterpiece
This movie from 27 years ago ?
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One thing I like about this scene is it shows some of Alan’s character development. He went from not liking kids, to tolerating them, to actively engaging with them. He could have just been “Tim, see the Gallimimus, how they run and change course like birds” but instead he got Tim to use his passion and strengths to identify them himself. I really wish they wrote more for Lex to use her strengths.
Her strengths were shown and developed when she saved them all with tech savvy skills. They had to trust her completely and buy her time. She saved them and had to keep her cool under pressure.
they did she utilized her hacking to get the park up and running again.
@@taylordakoda67 tim had by far more time to shine though... Lex's interests were far under utilized for her character
Tim seemed to be knowledgeable about dinosaurs sharing a passion with Alan. That could be why Alan was relating to Tim in this scene as maybe Alan held a fascinating for dinosaurs when he was Tim’s age. Lex does shine when the adults are forced to hold off the raptors. Lex’s computer skills save them by getting the system to reconnect and restore the locks on the doors and reconnect the phones.
Which was the biggest defense they had against the dinosaurs. From that one scene I would have to say lex was the best one as she seemed to have tech skills in some kind of computer and was able to navigate a system she seemed never encountered but had enough skills to rival an adult.
She did what the other adults fail to do. Tim was more the Dino expert even Lexi relied on because she didn’t have the same fascination like Tim and Allen did and I’m sure she would fear them forever
@@RikelWirkkunen don’t forget she risked her life drawing the raptors to save her brother and tried to hide in the kitchen and almost died if it wasn’t for her reflection. She showed courage, and strength and protectiveness of little brother. Vs the blood sucking lawyer who abandoned them at first scare.
It was so awesome seeing hte T-Rex for the first time in the daytime. The CGI team can make little mistakes with shots at night, but in the dayshots it'd be more visible to the viewer's eye.
Really astounding what they accomplished here.
What amazes me is how the CGI blends with the real elements and how the tree is shaking when the dinosaurs step on it.
Stuff like that sell the illusion.
Modern CGI looks oddly fake.
There is a larger quantity, but it is obvious that the people just stand in front of a green screen and read their lines from a screen.
Such as the shots in the night, the Rex has a slit pupil instead of a round one. lol. I can't tell if they fixed it in this shot but they did fix it for the final few shots when she kills the raptors.
Yes thats true i noticed that but i forgot that i did have split pupils. 😂
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The thing that makes this movie so great is that the dinosaurs act like actual animals, instead of mindlessly chasing the humans like movie monsters. The dilophosaurus sizes up nedry, making sure he is a target before moving in for a kill. The trex focuses on the gallimimus meal instead of charging the humans. The raptors plan a coordinated attack on Muldoon. Things like this solidify this movie as my favorite film of all time.
"instead of mindlessly chasing the humans like movie monsters" => WOW , well noticed! Seriously, you have a great point here!
It's also one of the reasons the effects still hold up to this day and are miles ahead of most Hollywood CGI creatures. The animators actually studied animal behavior and movement mechanics for this, making the animation that much more believable.
Too bad The dilophosaurus in the movie didn't resemble dilophosaurus in any way at all
Realistic movies are good movies.
Yeah that’s exactly true . In the novel i believe that was the same thing. Dinosaurs wanted to escape and attack humans cause were easy prey . And the rest of the dinosaurs same thing. When Nedry shut the power down those predators choose easy targets . In the book same thing
A nice touch on this scene is the fact the Galli’s in the background don’t run during the t-Rex feasting. Just like a group of prey would do in real life
Wow, never noticed that, nice catch!
Ya true
Can u explain why real prey didn't run when their fellas get eaten? Are they dumb or somethin?
Never noticed that. Good eye!
Sexy Savage They probably realize that the predator is no longer a threat to them now that it’s caught prey and will solely focus on eating. I’d imagine running from a predator is super exhausting so if the predator is no longer a threat, I don’t see why they wouldn’t stop to take a breather.
I loved this scene as a kid because it was a minor glimpse into how these dinosaurs would naturally hunt and act. Notice as soon as the T-Rex finally catches the Gallimimus, the rest stop running because they know they're safe? Such cool attention to natural details.
Only one stops running. The others keep going.
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@@kenpoarniceguy1 Yeah it looks back like "Eh.... He owed me money anyway...."
Usually they know the trex just fed so some either stop running or keep going a short distance.
Man, this movie is almost 30 years old and the CGI still looks so great! Unbeliveable work!
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This movie is 20+ years old, and looks better than something done today. Ahah
Yeah it does and thats what people always say on clips of old movies. Ahah
@@whyhe11othere well because older movies make people feel nostalgic but Jurassic Park was literally amazing
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jurassic world had better cgi, the skin was more realistic and had muscles, but yeah, I guess it looked good
kaden sufi Jurassic World’s cgi received heavy backlash when it was released, it looked like it was made by amateurs tbh
I love how Grant and Timmy were just kind of nerding out over the dinosaurs at 1:30 while Lex is like “I just wanna go.”
I would be with Lex. We can admire T Rex at a safe distance.
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@@kirbygenethey are at a safe distance though
The CGI in this movie will always be spectacular! Still so much holds up till today.
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While this movie has the least action of any Jurassic Park film, it's by far the best. The anticipation for every dinosaur reveal is just off the charts, not a wasted scene. Crazy how well it holds up 20 years on.
You mean 30 buddy lol
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I love how fascinated Grant is as he watches this scene go down. As though the initial shock of this animal has completely passed over him now, and is almost entranced by how the Rex devours its prey. Even one of this kids is like "dooooooood~"
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"Just like a flock of birds evading a predator."
I feel like he should have taken the hint.
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Be was still in awe of seeing these animals alive.
Tends to put blinders on ya
Surprisingly the youngest of the group was the first to warn
Also, I find it annoying that they never addressed Lex's question of if they were, as she put it, "meatasauruses".
I like that he got lost in his fascination and didn't even let his mind register what he had just said. It's a fail, but a funny one.
"Just look how it eats" Dr. Grant is just as FASCINATED as the kid is. You can tell dinos are his passion big time with that little moment
The fact that the kid still almost zero fear of the T Rex after what he been through
Of course, in real life, it would be a lot more gruesome; the moment Rexy bit down on that Gallimimus, she would've crushed it into a bloody paste.
Just as long as you're not on the menu
This movie is a MASTERPIECE
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My favourite film ever. And the CG stand up with those of films a couple of decades later!
0:02. If you listen closely, you can hear Dr. Grant saying something about the “map” and fun fact he actually had a map with him but they cut it out.
1:19 OMG 😱😱
The CGI in this movie is brilliant. Good job.
I know the head of the gallamimoss head clipping in the trex head looks super good
The t-rex is animatronic
@@Comment394 Not in this scene, but in the car scene the animatronic yes it is.
Cgi means?!
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How it's work?
I bet even the CGI artists look back at this and wonder how the hell they made it look so good!
Lighting scenery and use of cgi vs animatronics
Better than the new shit they’ve done any day
Agreed
It’s called film, not digital.
@@bigron766 The CGI is far superior in the new movies. Saying otherwise is lying.
Dr Grant: “Keep low and follow me.”
Tim: “Look how much blood!”
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ChrisManley1994 That always make me laugh 😂
I’m laughing so much 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
After what happened Tim still curious how it eats
Just stop look at it tim walk away slowly!
I would wager that Tim pursued a career in something dinosaur-related in his later years...or perhaps he took a darker path and became a serial killer. One of the two. 😅
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Galli in the background: welp, she got Freddie. Sucks to be him.
RIP Freddie, you will always be sorely missed
He always was a slacker in Predator Class
They're all GIRLS..have you even watched the movies?
@@samlesserofficial I think you forgot the part where the frog DNA was making them change gender... 😀
Quinton Blackburn Me when my friend gets caught skipping classes.
Why does this look more realistic than Jurassic World? Because the creators have thought about how the animals moved. You can see the mass of the tyrannosaurus in every move. Plus the lighting is realistic and it fits perfectly with the real landscape. Today the landscape is artificial. The whole scene underlaid with an unnatural filter.
1984rockabilly and there was no budget cuts at the time unlike today movies lol
And they did all of that more realistically even though the knowledge on dinosaurs was much less than today.
Exactly my thoughts.
These guys did their homework on dinosaurs and how animals actually move and act. Plus as you said today's movies cgi EVERYTHING and it all ends up looking like a video game cut scene.
Bro yall are just fan boying. This looks no were near as good as the newest movies
In 1993, the world was using Windows 3.1 and the guys who worked on this movie created the most realistic CGI dinosaurs to this day. Incredible what they accomplished.
Looking back at this...they eas all so close to dying in this scene. They were blissfully unaware of the trex stalking them and if the gallimimus didnt run towards em, big sue woulda snatched em up. Prolli why she was lookin at em while eatin
Never realized she was stalking them till you mentioned it
@Activate Kruger if you pay attention to where they were walking, the t rex attacked in that direction they were walking from. She only came out because the gallimimus pod ran in the direction she was hiding.
Her name's Rexy
David Corbett is correct. Rexy steps out of the tree line you see behind them. All these years and I never realized how freaking close she was to Grant and the kids. From Lost World, you learn that Trex has the 2nd largest olfactory sense, of any animal in the fossil record. Grant and the kids were the last thing she was hunting after she gave up on Muldoon’s Jeep.
@@natedagreat19 i havent read the book, but in synopsis of it, supposedly the grant crew has many more run in with rexy, as shes actively hunting them in the novel. I think Spielberg wanted to incorporate that in the movie but felt it was a bit redundant and somewhat uncharacteristic of a real animal to stalk unknown prey for that long. It was clear in the movie they were being stalked though.
Much respect for the crew who found all those dinosaurs just for the shot
The scientists actually created all the dinousaurs. So Spielberg has the chance to make this masterpiece.
No, they don't deserve respect. It's not widely known, but several Gallimimus in this scene have been interviewed in the years since, apparently the working conditions were dreadful and they weren't even allowed coffee breaks
@@dmaxwell910901That’s false Gallimimus were known to be entitled divas on set, who abused the filming crew, the working conditions weren’t dreadful and they were allowed coffee breaks but they would be gone for over the designated 1 hour and would frequently come back late.
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i still wonder how they made this masterpiece with such little technology. it’s even better than some of the recent CGI movies
The Jurassic films will always hold a special place in my heart,yes even jp3 had some good parts
Not so much 3 but definitely the first 2 films.
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The only good part in 3 was the birdcage.
Fun fact: this was the final scene shot. It was delayed because Hurricane Inikki tore up the film set
You can also clearly see that with the different camera angles there's a lot of difference in sunshine intensity. From one side you see the grass glow in the sun with strong and contrasting shadows and from the other side there's almost no sunshine and shadows at all, revealing they had to do multiple takes at different times. The funny thing is that it still looks massively better than the CGI crap we get to see nowadays.
Dang, really?
Such a subtle and underrated moment in movie history. I just love how Rexy comes out of nowhere and grabs the Galli, while the rest of the herd are just trying to catch their breath, “Phew! At least weren’t not on the menu right now…..” it’s also really sad how the one Gallimimus that gets killed almost seems to cry and beg for it’s life after it’s knocked down before the Rex finishes her off with no mercy. Mother Nature…. Even 65 million years ago…. Lions do the exact same thing today with zebras. Nice little touch Spielberg added to this scene
That moment is kind of heartbreaking, but I would argue at that point, the Galli's death was a mercy; it was already terribly wounded by the Rexy's teeth, and would have died either way. Once she quickly finished it off, it's pain was over instead of having to suffer longer. But I definitely see your point!
This scene acts as a perfect mirror to the Brachiosaurus scene in the trees. We get to see the gentile side of nature vs the cruel side. But in both cases the dinos are just "Doing what they do."
This scene is a perfect example of safety in numbers.
I really like that Rexy doesn't really roar when she comes out. She just makes some growls as she bites and what not. No "COWER BEFORE ME!" roses, just some "Gotcha!" growls.
That’s the same exact tree in fallen kingdom during the eruption sequence
AwesomeCatKid96 yep
I got a picture in front of the log it was all in the same place as the new one
fallen kingdom sucks
@@lachlanm7149 so does your mom. Literally and figuratively
That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard
“I bet you’ll never look at birds the same way again.”
LMAO I’M DYING 😂
When he says that, Grant is actually referring to how the T-Rex is feeding. If I could have added some additional dialogue from Grant in that scene, here's what I think he should have said: "Look how it eats. Watch the feeding technique. Pins its prey down with its foot, then uses its mouth to tear off pieces and swallow them. Exact same technique a hawk uses. Bet you never look at birds the same way again."
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He never pinned his prey down with his feet....
What are u talking about??
@@israeliteonlycampkilluhi.o2108 Um, please go back and actually watch the clip. After shaking the Gallimimus to death in her mouth, Rexy literally STEPS ON ITS HEAD, thus pinning it to the ground, before tearing off a chunk of its flesh.
I don't get it why it seems to be such a funny or whatever line to you.
TBH, seeing the Rex do what it does best is ALWAYS a good thing.
And yeah, we never really did look at birds the same way.
Like seriously. This was AGES ago and it still looks the best. Why? Drop in talent naturally. I really think the high water mark for a lot of things - tv, movies, music and comedians was the 1990s. Be thankful you live within that generation, something tells me it will not be bested if clips like these are anything to go by. Oh yeah and don't forget video games as well.
Ahhh back when the Dino’s were scary, amazing and realistic animals. Both Jurassic Worlds have completely failed in that regard.
Have not seen the last film but yeah Jurassic world was a letdown It had its moments, but a letdown regardless.
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@@malabala4502 and whatever that means.
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Joe shmo it was what rexy said when she was violently throwing the gallimimus around
1:01 I actually saw that fallen tree in real life! Since this scene was filmed on Honolulu unlike the rest of the film, this set was the only one that wasn’t wrecked by the hurricane!
This scene is just 1 reason why the 1st JURASSIC PARK is # 1.
David Taylor you get to see the t-Rex in action when she is not coming at ya it gives you a chance to fully appreciate the dinosaurs and realize they are just trying to live and they are not some evil being only trying to kill humans
They put work and thought into the plot and character development instead of being like a cash grab. The other movies feel different from this one.
This scene was an important part for the movie. The first T. Rex attack made it look like a mindless monster, but this scene was a reminder that it is just an animal just looking for food, trying to survive.
Rexy was just curious of the tour vehicles on the stormy night she broke out of her enclosure. She had seen cars behind her electric fence but she never got the opportunity to check them out. But on the rainy night, when the power was shut down, Rexy at last saw the chance to break out and check out these strange legless creatures that contain the humans within.
Right! I think that logic also points out the misconception of the Giganotosaurus in Jurassic World Dominion. The movie makes the audience look at it as an antagonistic monster. But it was really just another animal trying to survive
@@Jayycee3 This scene also played right into what Alan said on the tour:
“T-Rex doesn’t wanna be fed, it wants to hunt. You can’t just suppress 65 million years of gut instinct.”
Fun fact, the original Jurassic Park has the least amount of dinosaur screen time out of all the movies in the franchise, only 15 minutes of it. But it’s BY FAR the best movie in the franchise, a total masterpiece. Quality over quantity.
Me personally more dinos = better
Honestly for a movie that came out in 1993, the CGI is really, really good.
T-Rex: *Kills Galli*
Also Other Galli: Eh well, He was 2 days away from retirement anyway
The kids look tired and traumatised as they should be from the previous experience. Small details like these is what makes a great movie.
I don’t understand how this looks so good being made in 1993. I would not complain about these visuals in 2023. Also these dinosaurs look better than the obviously cgi raptors in Jurassic world
I remember seeing this film when I was 6. I was restless but tired,waiting for the excitement to happen. Right when T-Rex got out and roared is when I really woke up. 😂
This scene by far had the best and beefiest T-rex model compared to later films
The Rex was majestic and properly bulky here, I love it
30+ years later this movie still looks incredible. It's a shame standards dropped so low in Hollywood.
These special effects still haven't aged a day.
Still far and away the best movie in the entire series.
I remember watching this in the movie theater. Still looks good all these years later.
😢 i never watched this movie theaters back when i was a kid. I really wanted my parents to take me but i did see the lost world 😮
This movie is 30 years old and the CGI looks better than literally any movie coming out today. It’s like this was the beginning and the peak for CGI at the same time and from there everything went downhill - and it mostly only gets worse
what a scene , what a Film, what an Era of 90s
New generation dinosaur movies should see this amazing masterpiece that satisfies the statement "old is gold".
Because in this movie the Dino's act like actual animals and not only fake robots or some damn editing . The nature of all the animals is to avoid any fight with humans they want to stay away unless they are hungry . They don't chase and fight humans for fun as shown in many movies.
And the logic is also very acurate . I mean that this movie wants to teach us about real dinosaurs and not about only silly and fake fights . The knowledge given is proper specially the T Rex acts like
it is no doubt real. My mother first watched it in cinema hall when she was a college student and then told me about this movie . This movie is awesome.🤩🥰🥰🤩.
This dinosaurs also look quite real and scary.
I can't get enough Jurassic anything. I watch the movies, follow the fan page on Facebook, watch videos on RUclips. It's my favorite movie series ever.
This masterpiece didn’t deserved sequels!
Lost World was okay but it did eventually force a third, then subsequent movies there after
movement, lightning, motion blur, almost everything perfect in this cgi... imagine they doing this movie with resources we have today
My favorite childhood movie! I remember my parents saying that at least two DVDs were burnt through after watching it numerous times. Fortunate to visit where they filmed this at Kuoloa Ranch in Oahu, Hawaii
30 years old now I remember going to see this at the cinema at the time the visual effects where astounding at the time.I don't think modern audiences quite understand CGI is par for the course now we don't even notice it.
It's a shame that you don't see the t rex in other movies besides the jurassic series. He's actually a really good actor.
He was in all of them, the end of Jurassic world, and Dominion as well
trex is most popular dinosaur he is basically in every dinosaur movies
Rexy was on the screen most of the time in the movie Jurassic Park (1993) than other movie.
I really don't understand how this 30 years old CGI is more believable and natural than what's being pumped out today in the JW movies
not the same artists bro, and spielberg didn't direct the new films
Very short and personally underrated scene. This scene felt true to the description of the books and added such a something’s out there type vibe knowing the Trex is free on the island
Great scene, great cgi+animatronic combi, great acting, great animal behavior picturing, great details on small things, true masterpiece
I like how the massive rex just pops up out of nowhere to attack the gallimimus. I imagine that it was crouched behind the trees ready to ambush the flock when they got close, like a Komodo dragon…
"Look how much blood..." *gets taken by alan*
So funny 🤣
This movie was so ahead of it’s time. I still think young Rexy looks better than all of the others to date.
Still better then the new movies can not convince me otherwise
It takes you to look hard to see the imperfections on the Rex CGI and thats saying something for a 29 year movie, It looks absolutely amazing til this day 😃
Fun fact: there is only 14 minutes of dinosaur screen time in the whole movie and only 4-6 minutes of that was cgi that took a year to produce, the rest was practical effects.
bro they made this with old ass computers dawg. its crazy how well made the animation is
Because they put alot of effort on it to make it look real. Nowadays CGI is mostly done cheap.
Really one of the classic unforgettable scenes not to forget!
It really is the ultimate movie. Every single genre is on display in this Horror, Sci-fi, Comedy, Drama, Triller, Family, Adventure and Crime to this day Jurassic Park is my absolute favorite movie of all time.
All Grant ever wanted is for people to understand his Bird Theory.
People already knew dinosaurs were more related to birds, before the discovery of feathers.
This is still better than the modern stuff doing parkour running faster than a velociraptor.
In my childhood I watched this in theatre with my father...😍😍😍
Tim just fascinated on how much blood there is 😅
This scene still bombs!
If you have kids, make them watch this movie before the other movies because kids these days sometimes need to be afraid to these monsters.
It's an experience that every child should get through as we kids from the 90's did and thought us how beautiful and dangerous creatures they were.
At that year, the cgi was so amazing
still is..
still better than most of the cgi movies nowdays
Seen it about eight or nine times, it doesn't get old.
I was 13 when I saw this in theaters. Now I'm almost 43, I still love this movie! I watched this clip in the slowest possible speed to investigate every details, and this "CGI" scene is not just CGI, this is art!
1:36
'You'll never look at birds the same way again' that line still makes me laugh as it sounded like Grant said that with a bit of sarcasm in his voice and I think he did and it probably got quite a few chuckles from the audience in movie theatres when this movie first came out because what he said did sound a bit funny.
Rexy literally just came out of nowhere
Irl Rex was an ambush predator.
The original RKO, Rexy Knock Out
She came from behind the trees
This movie was so ahead of its time❤
why does this t rex look better than jurassic world
Right? Unforgiveable.
There are something really wrong with the modern digital moviecameras. Just look at this scene. The colours and how deep and alive the whole scene feels. Even much of the digital effects in this scene is better than today.
To think, every N64 game came after this...I can't even imagine the man hours on CGI and practical.
I'm really hoping they re-release this in theaters next year for it's 30th anniversary. IMAX would be amazing.
The rendering is primitive, but they *feel* like real animals, made of bone and muscle. The movements, the head bobs, the weight distribution, the momentum. It's all spot on.
In Jurassic World they're standard modern CGI: perfectly textured digital rubber dolls with uncanny valley physics.
When you realize that a movie from 1993 has better cgi than most mcu movies in 2022 and 2023
Such a good franchise, the best franchise.
This is scene is “flocking” perfect wouldn’t you say
Thomas Baker that was so awful I think you just gave me cancer
C. Galindo lol
Thomas Baker 🍔🍟
Porque tá todo mundo fala desse jeito
The dinosaurs look so much better 30 years ago then they do into today’s stupid Jurassic movies there pretty much unwatchable. This one was magical just a awesome movie
The reason why the JP movies are getting produced: ruclips.net/video/m37G-06ibAU/видео.html
Bro the “there so much blood” at the end
This scene is 31 year old and still better than the whole Dominion movie
I never saw this before but seeing it HD you can really see the right toe/foot of the T.Rex wobble and morph when it grabs and eats the Gallimimus. Also if you look at in in 0.25 speed you can see the gallimumus that gets eaten jumping and halfway disappearing @1:20. Imperfections that can be forgiven as they were undoubtedly still learning as they went along. The fact that for a first full creature CGI movie they had the balls to do a scene like this in broad daylight is amazing.
Yea if you sit there and do what you did then of course you'll find imperfections. These movies were meant to be seen and not nit picked at
30 years and still a glorious masterpiece. Happy 30th anniversary.
I wasn't born when this released 🤣 but this movie looks masterpiece
the most accurate and scariest T-rex yet! to this day this is the greatest Dinosaur flick ever! feels and sounds like a real Jurassic park. But that T-rex though WOW!
This scene is better than the whole Jurassic world series
This is great CGI. A masterpiece.
A “Gallimimus” is a plant eating dinosaur that was a herbivore and has a meaning “Chicken Mimic”.
Okay!!!
@sparrow Scratch herbivore*
@sparrow Scratch ur right
@@Miguel-Red omnivore*
Gallimimus more than likely ate plants, as well as small lizards, Insects, and probably even eggs.
This movie in the theaters was the greatest thing for me cause ,like Tim, I loved dinosaurs as a kid growing up. The 1st scene with the brontosaurus is still 1 of the most amazing movie scenes in my history.
It was a Brachiosaurus.
When the trex hunts the gallialminus I got so excited I didn’t even say a single word. They’re flocking this way will be my favorite line .
1:24 sound effects is a dog playing with a rope chew toy, you will never unhear this