The Mystery of the Embryonics Lab In Jurassic Park 3
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Okay guys, in this video we go over the mystery of the embryonics lab in Jurassic Park 3! This laboratory is left pretty unexplained in JP3 and not much of its origins and history is well documented. There is however a great deal of information that has come out in recent months that details what may very well have happened in that lab all those years ago. Generally speaking, the Spinosaurus could have been created there illegally by none other than Dr. Henry Wu in the 90's. The little dinosaurs in the glass tubes are featured heavily in this video and I can't wait to hear what you all think about this piece of JP history! :D
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Well Alan did remark that this wasn't how you made dinosaurs, this was how you played God. Maybe he recognized that the "Spinosaurus" that attacked them was not a true Spinosaurus, especially since Billy noticed that it had a Suchiomimus like snout. Being a paleontologist he would be able to recognize the mix of features on a single animal easily. As an intelligent and fairly pragmatic individual, he probably decided to keep the information to himself, so as to not panic the Kirby's and Mr. Udesky that the big animal that was attacking them was an unnatural creation that was never meant to exist. Billy probably figured it out too. This is all just my $.02, but that is what I think.
cynical_misanthropic_nihilist Spinosaurus did exist though, and really was bigger than T-Rex, was semi-aquatic with a long snout for catching fish, closely related to Baryonix. It pretty much was exactly how the film portrays it, except it probably wouldn’t have hunted the humans like that and would have stayed closer to the water. I keep hearing people say it’s a modified hybrid but I don’t think it is. Was that established in canon? Because as far as I know, it was pretty close to reality
@@BalrogofMorgoth95 nah, the dinosaur in JP3 was COMPLETELY inaccurate. I’m not talking about the little details here, I mean it was basically a completely different dinosaur.
For one, spinosaurus was mostly quadrupedal, only standing on two legs occasionally. It was more close in appearance to a giant crocodile with a sail than any large theropod. It mostly just ate fish, and its jaws were quite weak, being so long and thin. A tyrannosaurus could easily take it down, just due to the fact that it wasn’t adapted to a fully terrestrial life. The dinosaur JP3 has acts and looks more like an Indominus type hybrid than a real spinosaurus.
Edit: spinosaurus was NOT a quadruped, I was wrong. It just has really short legs. It still would have looked like a theropod, just a really, REALLY weird one.
The thing that was so terrible about JP3’s spino is its behaviors. It manages to somehow murder a T. rex, with its weak jaws, it is barely shown to be aquatic at ALL, it has no actual motivation for trying to hunt down a bunch of humans, when every other dinosaur did. The JP1 T. rex was more curious, JP2 had the baby T. rex plot, heck, even the JP3 RAPTORS just wanted to get their eggs back. The spino was just acting like a mindless movie monster.
Bro this is a great comment, and I believe you are right. Makes sense now
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@@BalrogofMorgoth95 i think it was called "amalgam testing" or something like that. Its been a while for me.
"Let's change the script while We are shooting the movie"
*BECAUSE THAT'S A GOOD IDEA*
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Yes, it sometimes CAN be. The script for Jaws had to rewritten during filming because of technical errors causing delays ('The Shark isn't working"). Iron Man started filming with only an outline and it kicked off the MCU.And some films today have 'reshoots' which can alter scenes or ,in some cases, change the entire course of the film. for better or for worse.Most of time, it winds up being better.
"You don't understand, we have to go on with the script, we can't change a thing. Can you tell the director to stop, it's a very very bad idea."
"Uh, Mr director. Can you please stop, it's a bad idea"
"what?!"
"He said it's a bad idea!"
"What's a bad idea?!"
The changes bring more Mystery. So You got to like It. #peace.
Stefan Negrao It makes since that they changed it though. In the video, it's explained that the location of the embryotic lab was changed mid-shoot because it was originally going to depict the same building from the scene from Lost World where Ian is attacked in the truck outside the communications building. There are a couple videos that try to tie the two scenes together simply by this truck that they believe to be in both shots. Even with the evidence in favor of that theory, there are easy signs that can help rule that out. The vehicle Ian is attacked in was an International Scout and the SUV Alan Grant and his group walk past in JP3 is a Chevrolet or GMC Suburban. The 2 extra doors help with identifying between the two. Also, all the windows in the Suburban are busted out, not just the single one destroyed by the raptor. Plus the walk from the gate to the entrance is much longer and more open than in LW. So it probably was a good idea that they changed it. Had they not, there would be tons of people like me who notice those little inconsistencies flooding the comments with these very same points. Lol
I find it weird that jp3 is considered the worst out of the series but for me anyway jp3 has the most interesting history out of the rest of the movies
Kaiju collectables finally, someone who agrees
I agree
It’s also the only Jurassic Park film where none of the human characters on the island represent anyone with ulterior motives regarding the dinosaurs (Billy did steal the raptor eggs, but that was opportunistic rather than pre-meditated). No InGen scientists trying to get their hands on old experiments or anything that could lead to exposition on the purpose of the labs or any notable experiments that took place. Alan and the Kirby’s, by the end of the film, don’t appear to want any answers so are unlikely to seek them anyway.
While I can understand why people don't like the movie--Klayton included--I still, on the other, don't think it deserves all the hate it receives.
Now, is it perfect? Absolutely not. But at the same time, some of the things that are criticized are just minor for the overall experience of the movie; and yes, that does included the Spino vs. Rex battle.
This was the first movie in the franchise to have a completely new dinosaur "steal the screen" and really started what became Jurassic World and Fallen Kingdom. I do agree with how you view it, especially since this is the first, real time that we see/hear of Ingen creating brand-new dinosaurs WITHOUT the public's knowledge. Grant and Billy even bring this up.
Again, the movie isn't perfect by any means but it still has its moments and is still very entertaining in the end. Once you look past the flaws, you'll have a wild ride.
I thought I was the only one that enjoyed JP 3
Honestly they should've made JP3 focus more on this lab. It would have been so much more interesting of a film if they touched on the mysteries of the lab and the failed INGEN cloning experiments.
Even though JP3 is my least favorite, it does have a lot of lore and speculation to it that the other films don't. That's one thing I've always loved about it.
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I completely agree with this comment, JP3 has many many flaws but it does bring some interesting things to the lore, obscure stuff.
I just wish they knew what movie to make before they started making it
Yeah I actually liked this film the least when I began re-watching all of the movies in the series, mainly because of all of the potential this movie had to be great and how it fell flat in many areas. However, there's just so many unexplored mysteries and lore pieces that appeared in this movie that are hard to ignore that make it a very interesting movie overall.
I love Jurassic Park 3. Dr. Alan Grant all the way.
Maybe the super smart quilled raptors we see in JP3 were created there too, the next iteration along from the tiger striped/brown varieties from the first two. Maybe that's why they lived around the complex; they were born there...
IndoFilm484 Those are the most intelligent raptors in the series (possibly, Blue kinda skirts the line). It makes sense that Wu would go overboard and create talking, trap setting Velociraptors when given 0 restrictions.
IndoFilm484 IBRIS?
That makes sense... that's why all the new, intelligent predators in jp3 have blue stripes, just like blue in JW - they were part of a new project.
Also, the indoraptor has those gold stripes.
That means they're illegal aswell
We see a pattern from the Lost World that the raptor's territory on Sorna tend to be near InGen Compounds.
I always would like to see this place before it was abandoned I would of liked to see geneticist/workers working in the laboratory and maybe even see them raise infant dinosaurs and maybe even see the dinosaurs in the pens.
If only Mrs Kirby knew that wasn't a dead raptor head..
Something missed right at the 1 min mark: "This is where all of their dinosaurs would be cloned, hatched, taken care of- AND taught how to execute confusing jump scares... before they were shipped over to Isla Nublar..."
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It's almost as if they were intelligent ambush predators....oh wait....
@@adamhess7788 they must love horror games
I'm not sure that that second dinosaur embryo was a T-Rex. Its head looked like it had ridges above its eyes. To me at least, it looked more like a prototype Allosaurus. Maybe InGen was working on making Allosaurus their next unlisted dinosaur?
Sam Rosania my theory is that it's a lab right? They were making dinosaurs but experimenting and maybe trying to build a brand new species just like in jurassic world when they made a new species the adominus rex
Sam Rosania I totally agree, when I first saw that embryo my first thought was an Allosaurus
Sam Rosania agreed
@@changechannels Why deinomychus? It had a totally different skull
@@changechannels ah like that. I can definitely see it then. But personally I think when making jp3 the producers didn't plan ahead at all given how much of a mess it is. Still good point
Jp3 has to be one of the most mysterious jp films. also a pin would make my day
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It’s like a puzzle the leaves to complete were found more recently soon maybe we might have the whole idea of what it’s truly meant to be
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I remember in the beginning of Jurassic Park 3, one of the guys with the parasailing group spotted a plane LEAVING the island using binoculars. After the part when the red words "RESTRICTED" appear under the camera's view of Isla Sorna, the camera pans up to catch a glimpse of a plane flying away from the island, and one of the guys on the boat with Ben and Eric spotted that plane through his binoculars. What were the people on that departing plane doing on Isla Sorna eight weeks before Dr. Grant and the other survivors arrived to find Eric?
Don't think it was a plane flying off from the island but some kind of patrol but also it is too big for to be the one so perhaps it could be military transport with Wu and research about Spino and hybrids from that laboratory? And by the way even eight months in wild jungle could be enough to retake place by nature ;)
LupusUnleashed That was no patrol plane, it looked like a small transport plane. If patrols flew around the island freauently, why weren't the parasailing team caught?
I don't know how because I've seen all the JP films to an almost spergy level, but I've never given any notice to that plane. Seems like it was there for a reason, and surely one other than the disastrous production problems.
@@stacks6700 Well, Ingen illegally bred the Spinosaurus after The Lost World, so I strongly believe the "these guys are up to something" suspense.
@@lupusunleashed not 8 months but 2 months because 8 weeks
I really think there could be a great prequel, for that lab itself that could focus more on doctor Wu’s work and what happened there that caused the lab’s demise.
The first dinosaurs I always thought it was an Edmontosaurus, maybe a Maiasura. The last one could be a Spinosaurus, but the spines didn't look long enough. Could be a Suchomimus.
SHINOBI-03 I got the same Idea
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Or irritator, that Spinosaur relative, had more of a sail
The "spines" are just the vertebrae. The animal is clearly malnourished and shrunk up a bit.
Lord Indoraptor the irritator was never confirmed to be cloned by ingen though
"the spines don't look long enough". It's a fetus, man, it's not meant to look fully developed. Adolescents of any species, even post birth or hatching, are different from adults.
With that being said, I'd find it hard to believe that a spinosaurus aegypticus hatched out of an egg with a fully proportionate sail. It most likely would've been a small hump at birth, and then developed to be more profound into adulthood.
This is how you make dinosaurs no this is how you play God
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Tripplestryke 245 no it's not
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That makes JP3 much more scary! Mabye Wu tryed there to improve Raptors, so some had feathers, cooler skin and higher iq
it could have been that the embryo tanks weren't from Wu, but instead as part of the genetic process. my first theory is that the embryo tanks were originally the intended production method of dinos, and that it was only after a string of failed clones that the scientists may have realized that the tanks were not especially conducive to the cloning process, turning to the ostrich & emu eggs (or to the advanced bird egg mimicking plastic from the first book).
The next theory, which isn't actually incompatible with the above, is that the tanks were a safe-gaurd against flaws in the cloning process once embryos were committed to growth. A process as complex as cloning an extinct organism would likely be fraught with pitfalls, like DNA being corrupted from being inside a bug entombed in amber for millions of years, and of course genetic discrepancies like disease and natural malformation that occurs even in nature. and then there's the likelihood of DNA from the mosquito being sequenced into a dinosaur, creating an unholy fusion between, say, velociraptor and mosquito (funny that goldbloom pops up in my mind when i think of DNA spliced between something and an insect. help meee!!!).
but getting back on point, the embryo tanks may have been a tactical investment, a test of the DNA with a single dinosaur before committing to an entire clutch of eggs, just in case the DNA had genetic defects like a predisposition towards cancer or the like, which would endanger the profit of the animals produced by causing them to be hideously deformed or having a genetic disease that would greatly reduce the animal's life span and exploitability.
on a side note, I've always found it funny how the PETA angle of Jurassic park wasn't considered until Jurassic world, and how Crichton never expounded on it too heavily in the books. (so far, i'm 187 pages into the lost world at the time of typing) I guess it's because he was more interested in the scientific aspects, including the warning of tampering with nature and genetic power. but still, the humans only ever seem to see the dinosaurs as objects. oh sure there were a couple lines about them being living breathing things, but that angle was only ever used to bolster the idea of "You can't control these creatures just because you made them." and never used to say "These creatures are LIVING creatures, with emotions and drives, and you need to treat them humanely." but then perhaps that's just part of the narrative, that nobody considers how these creatures feel. or how they are treated. allot of people today don't consider that, or think about how animals are not actually, in fact, lesser than us, that we are only just adapted in different ways. But i should stop, I've gone and exposed my bleeding heart...
But yeah, TLDR: maybe the tanks were A) a relic of the early cloning process which fell out of favor with ingen, or B) a failsafe to maximize profit and minimize risk. OR C) both!
I thought “Didn’t they grow in eggs?”
That could mean Ingen accelerated their dino’s growth through the tanks?
Great work
Our first genetically modified hybrid: the spinosaurus!
Tripplestryke 245. More like genetically enhanced
@bigevilworldwide1 technically it is because this spinosaurus is too aggressive, but I don't blame it because this one has an excuse. This soino was abused and experimented on hence why it went after the humans due to its traumatic experience.
Would explain its absurd durability, aggression and strength.
What about an Allosaurus for the second embryo showed? That particular triangular crest in front of the eye is peculiar...
I thought the same thing it didn't look like a tyrannosaurus
I actually thought it was a dilo at first but this is good too
The second “fetus” might be the allosaurus from Jurassic world fallen kingdom because of the skull and the “backwards horns” on it
Seeing those in the dinos in the tubes gave me chills back in the day n a hint hint wink wink to maybe the Irex n Iraptor r not the first hybrid dinosaur.
it has already be established that the spinosaur was a sort of prototype hybrid.
Cyber Dino where already done before JP. It's was called Dino Rider a cartoon series from 90s where the good guys use a medallion to talk n control Dino while the bad guys use a mind control helmet. Once both sides got there Dino armor n equip with multiple lasers guns they rush into battle. To bad both sides don't lose anybody it's lasers beams just spamming ur screen n that it but at least there way of controlling Dino was way better than fallen kingdom.
Leandro Aude that was a proposal for Jurassic Park 4. The original was never planned that way
What if this embryonic lab was the location of Wu’s first attempts at creating what specialized hybrid dinosaurs like the Indominus Rex and Indoraptor, which would explain why the fetuses do not resemble actually dinosaurs but instead seem to exhibit traits of multiple different species, and we know that Wu seems to have a sort of fascination with creating such things from his justification for creating the I-Rex in Jurassic World when he says the word monster is nothing but a relative term
I would’ve LOVED to see the Spinosaurus incubator that they were originally going to have in the movie.
Where does it say there would be a spinosaurus incubator?
Theliato on spino jp wiki
I love the creepy Ingen Compound since I first saw JP3 and I always wanted to find out more about it.
I always loved JP3 more than the Lost World movie. Mostly because I liked the introduction of the Spinosaurus, the overall horror vibe from the dinosaurs hunting the people and the Lost World's San Diego scene was too much of a joke.
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I always thought this Laboratory looked cool. I hope to visit it on the VIP Studio Tour, one day.
Bryce Mckenzie people can visit the lab? Where it is? Universal Studios?
The communications building set from the lost world still exists on the back lot near the war of the worlds plane crash set but im not sure about the lab set
@@matthorseman2008 its pretty much flattened. i wouldnt make the effort to visit the site
@@TCCAPodcast I would, I'd just stand there breathe in deeply and say "My childhood was filmed here" would be awesome
Sadly last month universal cleared the site. The only thing still there now is the lagoon the building was built on.
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Agree
Thanks for going over this! I really hope we get more information about Sorna’s dark past in the upcoming film.
As a side JPIII note, the scene in the very beginning where Grant is talking to the press about his recent findings, and the majority are looking instead for answers to what went on at Jurassic Park and in San Diego is a really great continuation piece that I really enjoyed, as it shows that the public is lost after being exposed to Dino’s for the first time. Just throwing it out there!
This place literally haunts my dreams since I was 9 and saw it for the first time. That sickly green glass, these embryos, raptor chase. For me it is hands down best scene from JP3 and one of the best horror scenes of the movies. There is something to it that makes even a grown 20 year old man unease.
To be fair, Jurassic Park is responsible for like 90% of my nightmares, most of them about raptors.
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According to the commentary, these where failed experiments. So these could may have been early hybrids a la the Indoraptor….
MultiRooker and then along came Jurassic world and then we saw a hybrid
MultiRooker the Spinosaurus was the first confirmed hybrid
Couldn't have been Indoraptor as its partly based on the Indominus.
@Ezra Murti Who knows, but in Jurassic World it sounds like the Indominus was developed quickly and specifically for that park 🤔
The I-Rex was designed to make a quick buck after tourism started to drop so it’s possible Wu took old designs for the I-Rex he was working on whilst on Site-B and said “I just thought this up why not try this”
JP 3 is my least favourite of the franchise BUT I would love to see an extra movie that actually is a sort of spinoff movie. Like the secrets of Doctor wu and Ingen and Masrani. Might be an interesting idea to create. Jurassic Park secrets and it’s unknown dinosaurs
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Personally, I believe the “T-Rex” embryo to actually be an Allosaurus! Note the triangular shapes on the head, above the eyes like an Allosaurus: also, the head shape in general is 1. Similar to an actual Allosaurus, and 2. Similar to the Fallen Kingdom Allosaurus
For the Hadrosaur type embryo, I believe it is a prototype Corythosaurus.
As much as JP3 gets hated on, it still advanced the whole series and was a fun romp with new threads and explorations. Really good film for what it was.
I really enjoy it
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I feel bad for those dinosaurs that weren’t fully born or fully developed they remain trapped in those incubators
Why? they were technically never alive so they've always been dead
Hey man, Jurassic Park 3 is what introduced me to the franchise so I kind of have a nostalgic attachments to it. JP3 along with Godzilla 1998 and Spiderman 2002 are the first movies that I remember watching and I have nostalgia memories of.
The third embryo could’ve also been the early stage of a Therizinosaurus.
I wish Jurassic Park III got as much respect as this video gave it. It's so underrated. You got the perfect t-rex counterpart, the spinosaurus. That sail when it sliced out of the water like a shark fin! It's only fault is that humans didn't know it was an aquatic dinosaur then. Finally, you have that avian dinosaur attack that every kid since the first movie was hoping for. For the record, I was in the theater when this movie premiered and everyone jumped in shock and then laughed at the "ALAN" dinosaur.
Dude... I just spent 5-10 minutes looking for Part 1 and Part 2 for this video...
Then realized that it says *"Park 3".*
Ok...guess I'll watch it now...
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Same here bud I've even got all the movies except dominion on DVD I plan to binge watch them one day
3:23 looks like an Allosaur to me
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I was just going to comment on that.
I found this particular scene in the movie very interesting, and very eerie. I also imagine that these dinosaur embryos in the tubes weren’t for breeding. But I imagine that they were born with deformities that weren’t what they were trying to get. So they placed them in the tubes and now they study them for research and making perfect clones of those species. Kind of a way to improve their cloning skills on a certain species. this is just my speculation though. Another reason that they might be in tubes is because they are being used for DNA supply if it ever runs short.
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I've always wanted Jurassic park to show more of this creepy sci-fi theme. A modern animal testing/cruelty story with the dinos.
I think Wu made Spino there.
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I think Wu did go to site B and cloned the Spino and the other creatures in JP3, as for the dead creatures in the tanks, I believe that the first is a corythosaurus, the second was one of the new Mohawk raptors, and the last was a Spino.
Really wished they would of explored more in the lab so we could understand more of what was going on. It would make an interesting movie to see a team make it here to steal the locked away secrets contained within.
At 2:49, pause, look at the far right of the screen, the Spinosaurus, why is the Height only 1 foot?
DaSourOrange i think it wad a mostake
18 pounds too
So its 1 ft tall 18lbs and 46 ft long?😂😂😂😂😂
Flexy Boi i think you made a spelling mistake
Corythosaurus I think he is was miss spelling it on purpose for a joke
Klayton, you make this story sound and look scary.
That lab must look terrifying in the night. I'd love to see a strictly horror Jurassic movie. The series have great moment, like Ellie and the Raptors on the shed. And more recently in JWFK with Claire, Franklin and the Baryonyx. Actually Fallen Kingdom is the closest to a horror movie.
How did I never notice theres a charizard in his intro
That lab is honestly such a good part of that movie I wish there was some sort of flash back or something to show what happened there
I love the lost world compy run sound track at the beginning
I wondering what species in the embryonic lab.
TheHunter Warri012. The 2nd fetus looks more like an Allosaur or something
KSound Kaiju i thought it was another spinosaurid because of the kinda long snout and a head crest
ADAM MUHAZLIM. Could be a Baryonyx
Something to consider is- just like in the Lost World novel where the characters first reach a lab and that's where they learn about the darker side of cloning these animals. Ingen had to go through step-by-step if there is ever a mutation they had to go back to the drawing board and fix it. That unfortunate animal was left to die or be experimented on so that they had to refine was process until they got a perfect functioning animal in the wild. The book also mentioned that it probably took several thousand failed animals in order to eventually create a functioning healthy animal that was then taken to Isla nublar.
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It's pretty easy to tell that the buildings are different. If you remember in JP2, there was only one hole in the vehicle that Malcolm was in; the one in JP3 had more than one, so it's obviously not the same place. This is even visible in both the dark and light fixtures in both movies.
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This movie is very bad .
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I disagree with your disagreement!
I doesn’t have interesting characters and a lot of the time doesn’t make sense.
It has some good scenes and atmosphere. Not much else going on for it. Even the Site B edit couldn't save it.
I agree.
I recently subscribed and I’m watching your videos and absolutely loved them all. For this video, i remember Owen, from the first Jurassic World, saying “what kind of dinosaurs they cooked up in that lab”.
JP3 was my first Jurassic Park movie, and the Spinosaurus will always be my favorite dinosaur.
I’ve always been under the impression it was the lab mentioned in the second book where they found out that was where they were doing all the weird genetic tests. They even found a T. rex that could camouflage there before the indominus Rex. They also had said that, that was where Hammond was originally breeding the Dino’s with a low success rate and then shipping them to the main island when they were positive to survive. Like the baby raptor Tim go to play with in the beginning of the first book.
Hey Klayton i am a huge fan of your Channel from Germany. I would love to see a Jurassic Park/ World Timeline video with all information we got so far and where the events take place. That would be really interesting. Im so hyped about JW3 and your Videos are so interesting to build up the Hype for the third movie.
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There were a lot of good and creepy stuff in JP3 taken from the first and second book. They really nailed the atmosphere both in the Embryonics Lab and in the bird house.
I think with Season 3 of Camp Cretaceous wrapped up, this place makes more sense now. I think Camp C will take them to Site B and maybe back here. Would be cool to see.
Very interesting indeed! I really loved the scene of them exploring the embryo lab
Love your videos on the Jurassic Park/World lore. They’re very informative and They’ve made me see this franchise in a scary new light
I always felt what made that lab as creepy as it was, was the soft sad and weird music going on, while they were looking around at everything.
The lab is an interesting part of the movie. Still is as a topic of discussion. Good video.
Man if we don't get a Dinosaur Attack or that Mosasaur attacking the Whale Boat as the intro for the last Jurassic World movie, I would LOVE to see a Flashback where Henry is working at that Lab on Site B. Would be a neat way to retroactively show the Spino and maybe show how the Raptors changed so dramatically.
Man this video came at a perfect timing. I just recently rewatched the JP franchise and was wondering what the heck were those embryos. Good work man
I’ve always really liked the old/decrepit look they gave all the facilities on Sorna in JP III. Makes you wonder about life of the people before and after they abandoned the facilities there. And most of all, the things that went wrong. Alan Grant and even Dr. Wu have become drastically more interesting characters the more I watch and the older I get (30 yrs young 😂)That kind of backstory and lore is so interesting to me, though.
Love the content, even as I’m just finding you and your videos within the past couple weeks. I’ve been hooked. Would be interesting to hear more about Dr. Arnold as well. Haven’t looked far enough into it, but I’ve always wanted to know more about his story as well!
Many people did not like the 3rd movie, but it does touch on some of the lore surrounding the whole series. More than anything I've always wanted an in depth documentary series about Jurassic Park and the events that happened before and after. Just everything. It feels like there's not enough information, and it leaves me wanting more, like how the five islands are always mentioned but only Isla nublar and sorna are shown , they were called the _five deaths_ I'd like to know why
You have been covering some good content lately keep it up my dude
I would think that the test tube method would be handy for seeing a fetus develop and studying the introduction of experimental mutations. After all, they couldn’t just have them all hatch from eggs and study development like that. They want to know exactly what is going on in the vital signs and physical outcome of the mutations they are implementing. They could probably even use these to mutate a fetus as it grows and study the changes which you just can’t do with a fertilized egg.
I think this actually deserves a pin. Or at least a heart.
I always assumed as a kid that it was the worker village. Knowing what I do now - thanks to your videos - I would assume that's where Masrani cloned the illegal specimens.
Personally, the lab isn't the one that Wu would be using later.
The damage in the lab and the longer term abandonment combined with a lack of fortifications around it kind of show that it wasn't recently utilized compared to what would be needed for that work.
On top of that, the machinery would have been outdated between the periods and there would have been more work between the points.
jp3 is basically the movie equivalent of doing your homework during class... still one of my favorites though
The last embryo I always thought looked kind of stegosaurus-like with the back plates, but that could be an underdeveloped sail of a spinosaurus. The head looks very brachiosaurus-like, though I really am leaning more towards this embryo being the first attempt at creating the spinosaurus. Maybe Wu wanted to spinosaurus to have a sibling, or let the first one grow up because he intended for it to be a parent another spinosaurus could imprint on. I like JP3 a whole lot more because of all the unanswered questions we'll probably never solve.
When I first saw Jurassic Park III o was so sure the story was leading to a big reveal about illegal cloning and secret research. Even the the line ‘I don’t remember that on ingens list’ and ‘it makes me wonder what else they’re up too’ I always felt heavily implied that there was this whole story being set up. The ending of the film always seems like the wrong ending almost, you kind of expect, that the end of the film will reveal some exposition on what happened, with grant confronting Ingen or something. I loved Jurassic Park III as a kid (and still do) but mostly because of the unsaid aspects. It’s truly incredible what jack and the DPG have done ,slowly bringing life and. Substance to this story.
The Ingen compound is one of the main reasons I like the movie in the first place!
I swear for the longest time I thought the compound from the lost world and jp3 were the same the fact that the raptors were in both places and even in jp3 Alan looks at the broken car giving a nod to tlw. I would even go back to both films to compare
I think this lab is basically "the factory" itself as described in The Lost World novel where the making of the dinosaurs took place. The workers village was basically living quarters, helipad and communications hub, they didn't make the dinos there.
Dude you’re seriously my favorite channel on RUclips. Thank you
So JPIII is now more like a Michael Crichton world than previously thought? I approve
I wish JP3 was longer than an hour and a half because the explanation done by you and others would have made the movie excellent if it was in the movie.. I still love it either way but the increased detail does help
Very great stuff here Klayton!!! Awesome digging on the info for this video. Love hearing about these mysterious ruins!
maybe it was where Wu was first beginning to splice the dino dna, except it wasn't as dedicated to it as he liked. meaning, they were cloning "pure" dinosaurs, and he was at a desk in the corner somewhere by himself, because this was new for them, and he didn't have much confidence from Ingen execs, so he didn't have the resources he did in jurassic world
Thanks for doing a video on this! I always wondered what those embryos in the lab was and almost forgot about them.
Despite the many flaws of JP3, I do think the set design for the lab is gorgeous and very interesting.
3:34 could have been a Giganotosaurus in the making but was abandoned.
No joke! Clayton you uploaded this right as i am watch JP3
Oh nice! haha
why do people dislike this, there is literally nothing to dislike.
I recently had a dream that I was exploring an uncharted island and it turned out to be Isla sorna. I stumbled upon the airplane wreck and later found the abandoned Ingen facility where I was eaten alive by a raptor. Weird shit going on in my head, man. I think it's because I was binge watching all your vids lol