The Pteranodon Aviary Attack in 4K HDR | Jurassic Park III
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- Опубликовано: 20 июл 2021
- It's time to celebrate the anniversary of Jurassic Park III with this wind-howling scene that will keep you wanting more. Dr. Alan Grant (Sam Neill) takes flight to save Eric Kirby (Trevor Morgan) who’s been captured by a Pterodactyl. Watch this clip in 4K HDR.
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The Pteranodon Aviary Attack in 4K HDR | Jurassic Park III
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This was probably my favourite scene in the whole film. Loved spinosaurus and the raptors, but these pteranodons were actually pretty terrifying, so much atmosphere and tension and horror. And the DON'T BILLY! Still gives me chills.
I feel the same. Billy was not the 'Iron Man' but, he did what he could and he saved the kid. A real hero. :)
Spinosaurus: cheap version of JP1 Rexy
Raptors: “Alan!”
Pteranodons: actually the best Dino in the movie
You love it partially because it was the only scene in the third movie that was originally supposed to be in JP1!
@@000Responses Pterosaur you mean.
@@000Responses the best Pterosaur
Apart from the action packed scene.. Can we appreciate Billy role here.. What a heartbreaking scene, we all though Billy was dead...
He survived
@TheNiteSky we’re not joking
@@mattmcleod467 We all THOUGHT Billy was dead.
That's Past Tense, of course we know he survives by the movie's end.
@@mattmcleod467 That's why he said "we all THOUGHT Billy was dead...". Thought being the key-word there. As in, we found later at the end that he actually survived. Come on, man...are you and @The Jurassic world super fan really that dense?
And the kid playing Eric did a super great job conveying his concern.
The first Jurrasic Park had its creepy moments but Jurrasic Park 3 was a straight up horror film! From the spino peaking in through the plane window, the raptor trap, raptor snapping that guys neck, the raptor staying still in the tube until it moves its eye, this ptero walking out of the fog, the beginning where the boat got mysteriously mangled and crew vanished, the raptor in the dream and the creepy relentless nature of the spino! This movie was really unsettling at times when I was a kid lol
We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story Elsa a Pterodactyl 1993
I Show Did And Gave Everyone Chills
💯
The way it emerged from the mist...terrifying.
0:29
Loved the ominous shot of the Pteranodon coming out of the fog! Gives me chills... 😮
_"There is something... in the fog..."_
Yeah I just realize it was the Pteranodons who attacked the boat at the beginning of the film.
The same exact fog covered their presence
@@michaelscott5653 wouldn’t Eric and the other guy see them flying away? I still think it was the Spino
@@tonymontana2753 They couldn't see them because there was fog surrounding the boat when it happened. They picked up the crew and flew away. Plus if a Spinosaurus attacked, he would have destroyed the boat completely.
@@michaelscott5653 I agree, but they were trapped. It is shown in the movie. They are all trapped inside that huge cage.
They got freed when they closed bad the door, that's why they are seen at the end of the movie flying near them. (Which Jurassic World gave 2 sh!ts later, because they pretend that didn't happened till the end of Jurassic World 2 with different Dinosaurs)
@@michaelscott5653 And, not to forget, from the Lost World ending, there was a Pteranodon that is free, so, many more weren't trapped
I know a lot of people disrespect this movie, but I have always loved it. Great cgi and practical effects, and Alan Grant.
When people complain about Jurassic Park III being the worst in the series, they're mainly talking about the Spinosaurus vs. T-Rex fight. And I have seen people saying that the people who hate this movie are T-Rex fanboys and can't accept a new dinosaur. And honestly, I have to agree with them on that. Not everyone's favorite dinosaur can win. These people are forgetting that these are genetically modified dinosaurs. And they're not like the original animals. I mean, stuff like this is sounds like the people complaining about how George Lucas ruined their childhood's with the prequels. So childish.
@@hiattgrey9161 I strongly agree man. I always it pathetic to see people constantly whining about something(specifically a kids entertainment media) they loved as kids is somehow ruining their childhood just because it's not what they expected. Those kinds of people are also selfish when it comes to gatekeeping a new generation of kids from enjoying a entertainment media that's literally primarily aimed at kids such as Transformers and Star Wars.
@hiattgrey9161 Nah, it's not necessarily about the Spino vs. T-rex fight.
Most fans who *LOVED* the first two movies (myself included) have quite a few pretty good reasons to dislike this one, such as:
- Lazy name. It's literally the only sequel in the franchise to have a frickin' *number* in the title.
- Awfully disappointing follow-up to Alan and Ellie's arc.
- Lame story.
- Unlikable characters.
- Inferior score.
- That dream sequence where the feathered raptor goes "Alan!".
- Cartoonishly intelligent raptors that not only seem to have *a solid understanding of tissue preservation techniques,* but also snap people's necks just to show how "evil" they are.
- That trope with the phone ringing from inside the Spinosaurus' stomach.
- Some terrible changes in the dino designs, like the raptors and those *monstrous* Brachiosauruses.
- Boring "family drama" moments.
- That raptor flute thing.
- Probably the worst, most *anticlimactic* ending in the entire franchise.
Having said that, even I gotta admit the aviary scene was pretty awesome. 👍🏻
@@hiattgrey9161 that is most definitely not the reason why people dislike this movie but you keep on believing that lmao
@@alexbastos6960 its actually one of my favorite film of the first three.
4:24 I love how you can hear the emotion in Grant's voice here, right now he doesn't care about Billy stealing the eggs. Right now all he cares about is saving his friend.
I honestly don't blame Eric for screaming like that. If I saw that thing emerging from the fog in front of me, I'd probably scream and run as well.
Yeh and if he didnt scream they wouldnt know that hes in danger
@@cleofausto6695yeah imagine he went straight into shock and froze up and just got taken👀
Especially when the first sounds are like footsteps
Well , Gloria & Twilight Are Kissing Very Much
The pteranodon slow head turn means “you’re next” 😂
All that was missing from its face was the infamous Kubrick Stare.
That's what im saying! Lmao.
I know right 😂
I always found the slow head turn of the Pteranodon to be absolutely chilling
Great cinematography. You’re so busy looking at the Pteranodons in the water that you don’t see it until it turns and the camera refocuses. Always loved that scene
2:51 Y'know I'm only realizing now how ballsy Dr. Grant was when he actually kicked that pteranodon.
I know, it had tons of teeth to bite him, or a long beak to stab him. He had to get so close to do that! I hope he kicks another one in dominion lol.
He kicked a Velociraptor in the face and outsmarted the T. rex in the first film....
It's 02:55.
This is the same guy who kicked a velociraptor in the face remember? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@ChrisManley1994 Yeah but Grant wasn't totally cornered then
This was the pteranodon's time to shine. And it was worth it
and Billy too
100%
You'd have to hate yourself to die to them tho....imagine surviving the whole park and some pteranodon gets ya.
1:19 - 1:43
You cannot deny the epic music buildup and the determination on Billy’s face and body language which was virtually screaming, “Someone’s gotta redeem himself for his stupid decision.”
Epic
And on top of that, you have Grant realizing what Billy is about to do, and desperately trying to stop him. Because as pissed was about the raptor eggs, he still genuinely cared about Billy. Grant didn't want Billy to die, and Grant especially didn't want Billy to risk his life because of what Grant had said earlier
facts. Because of Billy’s blind ambition, Tudeski got killed and he put his friends in danger with the Raptors.
He wasn’t gonna let any more people die!
"It's a birdcage."
"For what?"
Oh i don't know lady. Monkeys perhaps?
No its for sharks
Its for your but
Birds..like parrots
Since we are in Jurassic Park and closest relative of dinosaur being chicken...maybe birdcage for chicken..
@@caman1 well pterosaurs aren’t really birds or dinosaurs but flying reptiles
@@____Carnage____ ok
This movie is now 20 years old that's crazy
Ye :o it just turned 20 years old
Yes thats true, because we are get not younger you know ;(
@@mr.adventure0142 ;(
@@mr.adventure0142 yeh
I hate you for this comment I love feeling young 😭
You know, I always wondered why there was a human skull for Eric to throw if there weren’t any humans on the island. Then it hit me. It’s likely a skull from one of the men killed from Eric and Ben’s excursion at the start of the movie. If that’s the case, it’s a very smart and rather gruesome detail 😬
you think? :O
Most likely one of the ingen scientists that cloned the dinos on the island
It's "not"?
Theres something about and alt ending involving those
Or, it’s from one of the men from the InGen expedition from The Lost World.
I think the reason the CG shots looked so good is they did not overdo the effects or color grading. They went for photorealism rather than being overly flashy and stylized, which is something Jurassic World suffers from.
Yes
Lo cual es gracioso porque una de las quejas de los Fans es que los Dinosaurios de Jurassic World tienen Colores muy apagados.
Spot on comment. This is exactly it
Some cgi are mostly are Animatronics
@kosensolarstriker14 Even the CGI tho is worlds above JW's and still blends beautifully with the animatronic designs. Take the Pterodactyle stalking Alan and them on the platform and Alan kicking it in the face, that was a CGI Ptero shown in the behind the scenes
Most of the CGI of this film is flawless. One of the greatest CGI shots ever created 👌
For real.
I was thinking how good the CGI looked as I watched it.
The babies werent CGI
the were little animatronics
@@xxhorror13 It was actually a mix of both :)
The spinosaurus, t rex and baby pteranodo are animatronics
1:27 Dr Alan Grant: Billy Billy, Billy stop Billy stop DON'T BILLY, BILLY
1:19 Is my favorite moment from this film. Still gives me chills!
1:23 this exact moment
You know, just re-watching all these scenes makes me realize that JP3 is not the worst film in the franchise anymore. The overall theme of the movie was amazing, the raptors were the best looking in the franchise not to mention showing intelligence, communication, etc. then there is this amazing pterodactyl scene and of course Spino was an absolute beast. After watching fallen kingdom and dominion, re-watching the scenes of JP3 makes it feel so much better.
The worst? This movie is soo much better than the lost world and Spielberg directed that one… this one was a way better adventure. It’s a great sequel for what it is
0:30 that looked so scary to me a little and it was especially walking like I never scene a Pteranodon walk
Without a doubt one of the best scenes in JP3 considering that it shows Pteranodons attacking the humans. Add to the fact that this scene takes place in a Pteranodon aviary makes this scene even more iconic and unforgettable.
This scene was great...I remember anticipating a raptor, or a similar looking theropod, coming out of the mist instead the weird winged silhouette of the pteranodon came out. I was legitimately freaked out for a second as it didn't occur to me what it was.
2:10. Good god look in the background at how HUGE this is! By FAR the largest structure we have seen in any of the parks, maybe exept the lagoon in JW. Love how colossal this cage is
4:52 this, along with the scene of "He knows" scene of The Lost World, is one the creepiest scene of the entire saga.
"You're next!"
1:22 - 1:41 My boy Billy going to redeem himself 💪
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2:46
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Alan straight up kicked a pteradon in the face, legend.
i remember my dad always laughing at that part 😂
He did kicked a raptor in the 1st movie. Its kinda his thing?😂
“Oh My God. It’s a Bird Cage”
I really wanna know how the Audience felt when they heard that
I saw this movie in theaters when I was a kid back in 2001, it was definitely scary.
I didn't really feel much of it, as I was around 9-10 years old when i watched that in the cinema and I was just reading the subtitles, since my English were pretty bad at that age.
恐怖と不気味さを感じました
3:17 that must be a very painful death. Imagine being crushed under the water by a giant metal cage, crushing your body and rendering your wings useless, but you’re still alive, your trapped underwater and you have so much weight on you, and you drown as you have your bones are being crushed and nearly pushed out your body. You keep flailing in pain until eventually you die. That’s gotta be the most brutal death in this film
His mouth was open too! God if I was that pteranodon I would just give up trying to escape
that mofo deserved it
Plenty will hate on JP3 yet fail to praise a scene like this. It really is one of the best in the series.
Personally for me, this was the last actual Jurassic Park film that had the original formula imbedded. At first I actually hated this one simply because the T-Rex lost the fight. But as I grew older I began to appreciate what they chose to do.
I think the T-Rex was a juvenile and the spino was genetically modified to be stronger and bigger I‘m pretty sure.
@@nutroll1622 hope that’s not the case with the spino bc the t rex should be able to wash him any day of the week. They just let spino win bc he was the “antagonist” this time around not the t rex
@@vlexxo4710 Of course the T-Rex would easily beat the spino normally. I guess they wanted to show the audience something “scarier“ and “bigger“. I‘m pretty sure the spino was the first hybrid they purposely made for killing before the Indominus Rex. And as I mentioned in my earlier comment, the T-Rex shown in the scene is also not fully grown.
@Ryan Storm It was not an actual Spinosaurus. It was a genetically modified one.
@@nutroll1622 sorry to disappoint you, but these elements have been added to justify those bs they showed in the “World” movies. That Spinosaurus was designed according to the knowledge of the time with (more than) some artistic license to have a new super predator worth the title of “T. rex killer”. There is nothing in behind the scene documentaries and movie commentary that confirms the pokémon-style concept of the shitty sequels we have today. THose were dinosaurs as intended in the JP universe, books included, that is, clones of the mesozoic beasts, whose phenotype perfectly matched that of the real mesozoic animals they were cloned from. No tinkering with genes from different animals to create the perfect no-dinosaur in a dinosaur movie. I know you are just repeating what the viral campaign has been repeating since the release of JW but honestly that was all a made-up, incoherent chit-chat they wrote down to give the fans a little bit of logic in the unlogic series of events that took place among the movies.
One of the best scenes in the franchise
facts
One of the best scene in the movie
Only best scene?
@@darklordvader66 spiny vs t rex was also a cool scene
@@m.g.sheadquarter4585 yee
The first proper scene of pterosaurs in the franchise.
I think the end credits to the Lost World was pretty decent as well.
@@BeanieDraws personally, I think the TLW version was the finest of them all.
No, it’s not.
But still people didn't like JP3
Only one
Sam Neil almost smiles "it's a bird cage" because we're about to see a species we haven't yet before, it's a new threat but naturally being a dinosaur enthusiast he can'thelp still be fascinated. The music, the build up to realisation and the slow emergences from the fog, really cool.
0:29 and 4:50
For me, as a kid, these were the most terrifying scenes in this movie :)
I'll never forget how Billy save his friends
He lived tho
Say what you want about the movie, i love this movie, and remember the time when dinosaurs in Jurassic Park were horror creatures with horror atmosphere?? Now they are like super-heroes, power of friendship....
Oh my god, thank you! I'm so glad to see you say that. That's EXACTLY how I feel. One of my criticisms of Jurassic World was the portrayal of the dinosaurs. I didn't like how the Raptors and the T-Rex were essentially the 'heroes' of the movie. It made them feel far less threatening...cheapening their role as monsters throughout the series. I was so glad when Fallen Kingdom went back to that. Even though most Jurassic fans seem to hate that movie, for whatever reason, it made the dinosaurs scary again. As a matter of fact, it was pretty heavy on horror atmosphere. I think it's by-far the darkest movie in the series, and the closest we've gotten to Jurassic Park being a horror film.
@@SlasherIncorporated Yes, in the original movie the only heroic moment was when Rexy saves the protagonists from the raptors, but I think it's okay because it doesn't take away the intimidation of the Rex. I haven't seen Fallen Kingdom since the first time I saw it, but in my case, I don't really like the movie because, although dinosaurs are intimidating again, the plot feels very recycled, and there is the issue of hybrids, I feel that they were exploiting it too much, the Indominus Rex does not seem creative in design to me, a hybrid gives you possibilities to be spectacular, but the I-Rex is not much different than any theropod, it looks like a Giganotosaurus with elongated arms and crocodile teeth, and then nothing else ... And the Indo Raptor was even worse, it is literally a miniature I Rex, and it is even more similar to the Raptors. And again the raptors are once again Pokemon-style heroes. And the cloned girl is the worst character in the movie, she's a total jerk. And I would not rule out the possibility that in Dominion AGAIN humans and dinosaurs must join forces to defeat a greater threat. Even if Fallen Kigndom recovered a bit of the original essence, it still feels like an adventure of bad vs good, none of that felt in the original trilogy, everything was human vs the two islands of dinosaurs, there were no emotional ties between the animal most dangerous in the world and a human.
What a bunch of losers this is the worst movie of the lot poor script, poor acting weak plot lacks any sort suspense
@@johndykes3185 Whatever you say, bro. I prefer this instead of continuing to see dinosaurs playing superheroes, defeating the villainous dinosaur, instead of behaving like the danger they represent to humans. Something that the original franchise always did and remains here. That's what makes scenes like these creepy.
@@johndykes3185 Aw, are whittle John's feelers hurt? You need us to bring you your bottle and blankey?
I don’t care what others say, I love JPIII. Not as much as the first but way more than any of the JW films.
Yeah whenever i watch jp lw or jp 3 i get this amazing vibe i don't know what that vibe is but jw fk and cc dont give me that vibe
@@be3nnn It feels much more real
U are just those fans who cant accept the flaws in the first 3 films and what the new trilogy did better jurassic world revived the franchise while the jp 3 destroyed now u might say that oh look another rex fanboy look I have watched jp 3 1000 times as a kid Its a good movie but it has its flaws u guys adore jurassic park like it's the perfect movie well no it's not
@@mimicproduction3814 The JW seemed like it was for kids. It just didn't have the vibe the first 3 had. The first three, even if they "messed up", are nostalgic.
@@andremh17 Zara getting the most brutal death in the franchise is not “just for kids”
In fact, Fallen Kingdom is the only movie in the franchise where a person straight up murders someone else without any dinos involved. Fallen Kingdom is the darkest movie in the series.
JP1 is the one where they use a cartoon character to explain things (not that that’s bad) and JP3 literally has a Barney scene. TLW is the mean-spirited one.
This is way better than the crappy Jurassic World Films.
No? jurassic park 3 sucked.
@@yukisfan18 Jurassic Park III is a master piece compared with Jurassic World Dominion
@@ftx453 No, jurassic park 3 is objectively the worst JP/JW film.
@@yukisfan18 I disagree.
@@ftx453 Objectively it is
Good Ol' days when life was at its finest
Yeps!
11 days later...
What I love lost about JP3 was how they dealt with different threats. It kept things entertaining.
The Pteranadons were absolutely my favorite addition in this movie, they were really unique from the usual threats, and I freaking loved the environment they were set in
Why we can't heard a Pteranodon when he goes to bathroom ?
-> Because the P is silent
because they die
Because i ate a cat
*badum tss*
Grammarly can help
I remember watching this on dvd 20 years ago as a kid. And this particular scene when pterosaurs comes in from the mist, it scared the f out of me. I still remember it very clearly. This was a terrifying movie for a child
I wish they could return doing movies with no color correction like this. Feels less cartoony.
Forreal THIS feels like animal territory..the new movie is like a fantasy but THIS is organic and thrilling
Feels a bit too dark to see, though.
This CGI STILL looks animatronic...these pteranadons look too real for their own good, how did Jurassic World get the CGI so wrong
The cgi in jurassic world is not bad in the slightest. It is way better than in the 90s. The problem is that they used too much of it in close-up scenes. And because people look for flaws.
I’ll tell you why:
JW’s CGI was just too “polished”, “fluid” and “clean”. reptiles, felines and birds have 2 ways of moving: sluggish and abrupt, there’s rarely an in-between. I’ve had pets of many diff. Species. JW’s dinos moved fluidly like water, so it feels weird looking at a predator constantly moving like a canine.
Also, some wild animals and reptiles are rather dirty and murky or lightly scarred and rough, for camouflage and ambush purposes, to blend in with the foilage; Spielberg’s designers understood that. It’s why all the dinosaur skins in JP look like they’re made of rock or wood; rough textures like crocs or birds, instead of the clean shiny primary-ish colours in JW; JP’s dinosaurs look REAL to our mind’s eye because of this subtlety.
A good animator isn’t someone good in computers making art; it’s an artist who can use computers.
@@overlex Hopefully someone like you doesn’t attract my friend over. She’ll hate on you forever.
I think a big part for this scene is the lack of lighting. It serves as more than just atmosphere, but hides a lot of flaws to help everything feel more polished.
They chose an ugly design for the JW Pteranodons.
This movie is WAY better than I remember
*My favorite scene on Jurassic Park III is the part when Paul Kirby/ Mr. Kirby tries to break the vending machine but it didn't work* 😂😂
Haha
Mine is the satellite phone in the spino
4:45 something I never noticed until today- you can visibly see the water gets filled with blood as the Pteranodons attack Billy.
Guess I was too distracted by the death stare of the 3rd Pteranodon.
Jurassic park 3 is an amazing movie, its fille with beautiful shots, action, thriller and great performances
Jurassic park 1 & 3 are the best two of the whole franchise.
Even Pteranodons are better parents than the Kirbys XD
Those poor people, they're having a pterrible ptime.
My kids love Dinosaur Train. Seeing the Pteranodons like this was quite shocking after seeing them look so cute in a PBS cartoon!
Stefanie Medina
There's also Petrie from The Land Before Time movie series.
I love how the original 3 movies have the dinosaurs and pterosaurs act like real animals, for the most part. The world trilogy has them act like blood thirsty monsters
Not really tbh
The only animals that act like mindless beasts are the hybrids, which makes sense in the context of the movie.
Tbh the Spino in JP3 acts like a bloodthirsty monster, and not at all like a real animal. What predator travels miles out of its established territory just to hunt down small scraps? Or the raptors in TLW, which were mindless and savage, compared to the ones in the original JP.
World has the animals act realistically as well, again, besides the hybrids
Even in Dominion, you see the Rex and Giga have a short spat over a dead corpse that ends quickly because they know that the carcass isn't worth getting a potentially serious injury. That's very realistic animal behavior.
@@ChellyBean it’s not even that unrealistic.
Tigers have been known to hold grudges, stalking humans for large distances until finally slaughtering them when they’re exposed. Granted, tigers are much smaller than the Spinosaurus, but it could explain a bit.
@@ChellyBean In the spinos defense, getting shot at and hit with a plane would piss me off too
Cause in the new movies they add human DNA to them 🙄 which explains why indominus rex and the indoraptor were so incredibly smart
@@kokotomenance344 spino might be have a tiger dna because of its behaviour
In case if you didn’t know, this isn’t the first Jurassic film featuring pterosaurs, if you watched The Lost World. However, in the last film, one of them was roaming freely on the island, but in this film, they were in captivity before Amanda released them by accident. BTW, this is my favorite scene in the whole movie.
Agreed
They're not the same breed of pterosaur. In the lost world, it's a Geosternbergia, and in this film it's The Pteranodon
@@redceratosaurus7579 It was supposed to be one...
and amazingly they're still alive after all this years in captivity without being fed.
@@simplyyellow6240 Perhaps there might be wild fish to feed on.
Beautiful movie. Too many of you are deficient in Omega 3s. Start upping your dose and respecting the beautiful art that this is. That scene with Billy is terrifying
2:53 Alan loves kicking dinosaurs, just like he did in Jurassic Park to the raptor that tried to break through thr ceiling.
Same to Jurassic park 2 a little girl kicked a raptor of the window into the spikes.
One of the absolute BEST scenes from the entire series.
💯 terrifying.
One of my favorite scenes out of all Jp’s. Billy saving Eric and then distracting the pterodactyls as the others escaped was a boss move
The first Jurassic park to actually embrace the horror genre that was applied to the series and it does just as well and fallen kingdom these pteranodons are much more intimidating than the Jurassic world ones
I would say that these scenes also embrace the Horror Genre
The T-Rex Breakout, Raptors in the Kitchen, and The Long Grass
All of the movies embrace the horror genre
The first two movies definitely had horror genre. Dilo spitting scene, Kitchen Raptors and the long grass scene
The books, tho…. Imagine if the movies embraced the levels of horror the original book was.
@@yuyaricachimuel555 that would be amazing
4:52 Dinosaur: This precious Billy is ours now and remember, you've saw Nothing!
I never knew until reading the comments that JPIII was hated on. I absolutely adore this film, it's easily one of my favorites; it leans way more into the horror aspect in a believable and terrifying way, especially with this scene.
Geez I haven't seen this movie in ages, I feel old just thinking about it lol
4:50
Wal-Mart employees: "Can I help you?"
Honestly dominion has massively improved the quality of this film
Same with JW FK. Now both JP3 and JW FK are getting more praise.
1:22 One of the best moments in the JP franchise
My favorite scene in jp3 and one of my favorite scenes in the franchise
Billy was the MVP in this entire ordeal 🔥🔥
Still one of the best action set pieces in the whole franchise
People complaint about this movie, but I loved it. ☻
Me too
Childhood memories man
@@mrfloaty7253 When dinosaurs were in high fashion. 😂
I remember reading a storybook about this movie and this scene was mentioned in it. “The angry Pteranodons shrieked and cawed with rage.”
Best scene in the film. The reveal is excellent and the pacing and action is perfect. The skull still "fresh" is from one of the boat navigators in the beginning of the film. Continuity at its best.
If you think these Pterosaurs were terrifying in this scene just be lucky there wasn’t a Quetzalcoatlus in this.
@marius kristensen like a small jet
@marius kristensen hatzegopteryx was taller and stronger but okzy
You predicted the future
@@mrfloaty7253 Hatz was heavier, Quetz is bigger.
the biggest birb
This movie has so many badass scenes, crafted perfectly for the cinema experience, and this is one of them. Younger generation can never imagine how good it was to watch it for first time. Music+Cinematography was ultimate level. 3:49
Alan's attempts to stop billy is something i never noticed
That other one slowly turns around, and is like, you're next! ☻
So much of this movie is actually from the first JP novel. Micheal Crichton's novels were so complex and detail-heavy, less than 50% of his JP novels were incorporated into the first two JP films.
That's one of the reasons there have been so many JP films, because there's just so much material from Micheal's novels that was never used.
Apparently Billy was supposed to die here, but the actors agents or something made a fuss so they added him into the ending
This scene elevates the film above average for me. This is legitimately scary and builds suspense so well
The scene of the pteranodon emerging from the mist is already classic. However, it would have been even more legendary if they had extended and increased the sound of the drums as the silhouette emerged from the mist and perhaps let the pteranodon have gazed at its victim just a little longer before attacking and changing music to the next more frenetic and accelerated sequence.
IK this movie was weaker than the other JP movies, but it still holds its own with some fantastic scenes.
Agreed. I really like Jurassic Park III, despite it being the weakest of the original JP trilogy.
4:52 pteranodon: what the hell are you looking at huh?
Those baby pteranodons were cute af. I want one.
Best Action Sequence in the entire franchise. Hands down.
Pteranodon with serrated beak . that's a nice concept .
Ironic given how Pteranodon’s own name means “toothless wing.”
@@Laserbeak316 true
@@Laserbeak316 Dr. Wu: "You didn't ask for reality, you asked for _more teeth!"_
4:50 that evil look 😈💥
2:21 is kinda, sorta the moment when this franchise went too far into the realm of CGI, and Away from robots and animatronix .... imho ....
Loved it when that one pteranodons is watching the activity in the river then turns around and he's thinking look at this it's meal time right in front of me...
Fun fact : Hoskins joined the InGen Security Division sometime before 2001 as a security contractor. When the three Pteranodons that had escaped the Isla Sorna Aviary at the end of the Isla Sorna Incident of 2001 reached Canada, Hoskins oversaw the "clean up" of the adult Pteranodons.
Source?
One of the promo websites for Jurassic World mentioned it.
@@Carver yes
why are indians here?
@@kartikpratapsingh5260 it's free real estate . Duh
They actually got the right video this time
LoL Yeah, not indominus attack again.
This is one of my favorite screenplays which i have ever watched thus far....
My favorite Jurassic Park movie its so good
Even though JP3 is weak this is definitely one of the best scenes from it and to me there's a giant hole in the Aviary in which some of the lost world Pteranadons left.
Ye i like this scene its cool
I like jp3 even if there's a lot of mistakes and stuff I still like it bc of the spinosaurus
@@cleofausto6695 me too
@john I respect your opinion
I have to say when I watch this movie and I saw the bird cage from outside it was great, it appears in the first Jurassic Park Book so I really like to finally see it in a movie.
that was such a terrifying scene!
3:43 Was this music in The Lost World?
0:20 Dr Alan Grant: oh my god
Amanda Kirby: what is it
Dr Alan Grant: it's a bird cage
Amanda Kirby: for what
For whales
@@mariaangelafausto4121 she says for what not for whales just for what
@@Sahilprakash1999 I was meant to say
Alan Grant: For whales as a joke
@@mariaangelafausto4121 huh joke is it
@@Sahilprakash1999 It is a joke
Love the pteranodons