Thanks so much for watching with us everyone! We had a lot of fun doing Jurassic Park. The full reaction is on Patreon if you're interested, as well as the next movie: V for Vendetta, if you'd like to watch it early! www.patreon.com/hthardman
I am not shaming anyone, it is one of the best things about this channel. I love the fact that My girlfriend watches fits Matt in. "Family".... chef's kiss. Fast and Furious before they went to space.
After watching Jurassic World, I recommend watching Camp Cretaceous because although it isn't as good as the Jurassic Park classic film, it's essentially the Wandavision or Falcon and Winter Soldier for the Jurassic World films. I think you'd find it enjoyable, but it does start off more light hearted than the films
The whole "T-Rex vision based on movement" thing is actually a simplification from the original novel, where Grant realizes that it's because of the frog DNA that the Jurassic Park T-Rex's vision has been affected. Frogs' vision IS based on movement.
@@pistonburner6448 u could say they made a big leap in the movie... get it leap? u know coz it was a frog? .... okay okay geez chill out, it was just a croak I mean joke ... I'll see myself out 🚪
It was also an extrapolation based on how large the T-Rex olfactory glands and its processing were in comparison to its vision. At the time the film was made, they speculated that the T-Rex was a scavenger for the most part. However further research has shown that it had excellent vision and that it had incredible binocular vision, one even better than modern hawks, meaning they were most likely predators.
Holden: Has childhood fears due to Jurassic Park. Matt: Brother actively terrifying him by pretending to be a dino. "You merely adopted the dino fear. I was born in it, molded by it."
When grant is on the helicopter and can't buckle his seatbelt, it's Spielberg doing some early foreshadowing of the movie - Grant ties the same ends together, or "female ends" to bypass the regular seatbelt configuration. Later, the female dinosaurs start "bypassing" their genetic standard to procreate, thus proving Malcolm correct from the beginning: "Life, uh, finds a way."
"How did the T-rex get in there", right before she asks that a Raptor pokes his head from behind a plastic tarp. That tarp leads outside, Dr. Hammond hadnt actually finished building the vistors center yet and so some walls had large gaps in them covered with those tarps. If you look closely in the background after the T-rex is inside youll see that the tarp where the Raptor poked his head in is now torn down because the T-rex came in through it.
A little fun fact originally there was going to be a scene where we see the T-Rex breakthrough it I forgot why they cut it out but it’s somewhere on RUclips I think it was because they wanted to make it a heroic moment
Yep, that comment bugged me. Tyrannosaurus Rex and Stegosaurus are a good example of well-known dinosaurs that lived millions of years apart. T-Rex existed closer in time to humans than it did to Stegosaurus.
@@redmoonbloodmoon3161 Hey! No disrespecting the leg of lamb! Well, I guess it is a goat but.....how different are they really? (probably quite a bit but anyways) But meme's aside, you right XD
I don't get the joke. I know he means animatronic, but I'm Scottish, we don't have 'Chucky Cheese'. Was there a scandal there, or just animatronics...?
@@MrRjhyt in the USA there’s a chain of kids restaurants/arcades called chucky cheese. In every one there’s animatronic characters. Matt mistook Auto-Erotic for animatronic hahaha
@@Starwarsfan114 I don't think Matt mistook it - it was just the lawyer who confused auto-erotic for animatronic sounded like Matt was just saying "this is not Chucky Cheese" as in "these aren't animatronics" because the dinosaurs were real (well, real within the movie lol)
"Life, uh, finds a way." Loved Jurassic Park as a kid, the T-Rex never really scared me. However, the Dilophosaurus (the venom spitting dinosaur) did. My nephew's favorite line in the movie is "Dodgson, we've got Dodgson here!"
Venom spitter scene was the only scene in the Jurassic Park franchise that ever truly scared me. Other scenes made me anxious as a kid but the venom spitter freaked me out
I wasn't allowed to watch movies like this, as a kid, but I stayed the night at the house of one of my mom's fellow teacher friends - she had two sons who were older than me - and Jurassic Park had just come out on VHS, so little seven year old me got to watch his first scary movie lol When it got to the T. Rex, I guess I screamed when it ate the lawyer, and the guys stopped the movie for a second - they thought it was too scary for me - but I begged them to turn it back on, and it's been my favorite movie ever since lmao The smaller dinosaurs never scared me as much as the T. Rex, and to this day Rexy seems more frightening than The Big One; it probably boils down to some sort of megalophobia - something that big being alive and wanting to eat you is just spooky.
Imma put this out there...I recently reread the book, and the dilophosaurus killing Dennis Nedry actually made me feel physically ill. The movie keeps the violence PG-13. The book? Not so much! Like JEEZ!!! Also, as a side note, Hammond is even more infuriating in the book. Like, I wanted to smack him in pretty much every chapter he was in. The movie version is much more likeable
With different music Jurassic Park could literally be a dark horror movie. The music makes it feel more like a light adventure, which is perfect for the movie, one of the greatest scores in history.
Jurassic Park was the first PG-13 movie that I ever saw in theaters. The friend and I that I saw it with were both dinosaur nuts at the time! Glad that y’all did this one!
I was about 5 I think when I saw it. Again it’s a PG in the uk… back in the 90’s when PG’s didn’t treat kids like babies. Kids like being scared… it’s a shame they don’t make them like this anymore
@@aarons.2323 he took about a 10 year break to focus on school and then film school. his work really picked up after spielberg cast him in the Pacific which was the Pacific Theater version of band of brothers.
Nerdy fun fact: When they are climbing on the ceiling, the holes in the ceiling shine the letters A G T C on them. Those are the four types of bases found in a DNA molecule.
"This is a Unix system. I know this!" - made me laugh when I first saw the movie. As anyone who has had anything to do with Unix (and I was a sysadmin and dba on Unix systems for many years) it was hilarious that a pre-teen could just sit down, and in seconds, take root access control of the environment like that and reboot the whole system. Zero security? I think not. But that is not a criticism. I thoroughly enjoyed the ride. BTW, the 3D graphic overlay - soaring over the file system 'landscape' like in a drone was not total BS. Virtual interfaces like that existed, even then. This one was developed by SGI for IRIX systems, and was called FSN (File System Navigator, pronounced "fusion"). It was experimental, and never developed into a fully functional system, but was a real thing nonetheless.
To be honest it was one of the master control consoles, it's not like she was hacking in from the outside and instantly knew what to do. And the FSN was intended to lay out the file system intuitively. Requires a little suspension of disbelief but someone who actually knew how a Unix filesystem was structured and had to find the right file it's not totally impossible.
As a student of VFX, I just want to say great job by the editor. Making an unique intro for every single franchise is impressive enough, and that rotoscopy right after is just the cherry on the cake.
I've heard that youtube video of what the T-Rex would actually sound like, and my GOD my cats immediately perked up when it played. Then my Russian Blue mix hid under the bed lol. They knew. They knew something wasn't right lol. It has to be the vibrations. The T-Rex would make low frequency noises like rumbles not roar, but it would be the most terrifying thing you FELT in your life.
@@Etticos. It's so awesome. And it was so cool to see my cats REACT to that noise and just immediate "must hide" mode was activated. They might be predators, but they're also prey animals too. Like imagine you're out there on a hike and you feel the earth rumble you'd never know WHERE the Rex is until it's too late. That's WILD.
thats the thing most would probably not roar however youve heard or felt a cassoary/crocodrile noises? we are mammals our companions are often too, our media and stories are made mostly reinventing the scare of big cats, dogs and bears for noises. big theropod noises would be extremly eerie and weird, chips and whistles, hissing and rumbles, fucking spooky
I've heard many people say Jurassic Park was the Star Wars of their era. It really was a great movie, and like Holden said, John Williams's music was a big part of what made the movie so great.
No other movie has had such a profound impact on my life. My interest and love of movies, science and art all stem from the 8 times I saw Jurassic Park in the theater in 1993. My wife and I decorated our son's room in all things dinosaurs, I even designed a JP tattoo I'm getting next month.
Just wanted to reiterate that I just love watching these "with" all of you. Really makes it feel that we're all just a good bunch of friends getting together, sharing what we love with each other and having a blast :)
I remember the phantom menace was the first movie I was in cinema. I will never forget the pod racing scene and staring in wonder at the world of star wars.
It blows my mind that she skipped all these movies in her youth!! But it benefits you my man now you can watch that smile and glow at all the cool movie moments. You guys are awesome together by the way.
I was 8 years old when this came out and it holds a special place in my heart. I don’t know if I’d say it’s my favorite movie of all time but it just may be the best movie experience I ever had in a theater. I was so excited to see this movie when it first came out. I still remember being in our local mall while my mom shopped and begging her to take me to see it. I was sitting in my theater seat trembling with adrenaline. Such a masterpiece. I enjoyed the sequels, especially the second one, but nothing compares to the original. I have young kids now and hopefully when they’re a little older I can find a way to watch this in a theater with them. It’s one of those movies that is made to be seen on the big screen.
I was obsessed with dinosaurs as a kid. My dad took me to watch it in the theater when I was 5. From then on when ever I played with my dinosaur toys I would sing the Jurassic Park theme song and my parents found it hilarious.
My dad saw Jurassic Park in theaters, and kept promising me I'd love it (six year old) I was too chicken, and then saw it on VHS around Christmas time and I loved it. When I was older and it was re-released in theaters for the anniversary releases and loooooooved it.
Good morning Holden, I’ve been actually wanting to get into the Jurassic Park stuff a bit more. So I’m very excited to go on this journey thank you. I love Mat and Jan, excited to maybe see the other movies down the line
Im gonna go ahead and pause the video before I forget this. Holden has to honestly be one of the funniest react RUclipsrs I watch, he really sells any comedy he's able to insert into the movie, I was keeled over during the first music dub XD so good!
The thing that does it for me about this movie is the fact that the main characters (except for the guy who looks like the kfc colonel) are self aware that the whole park is a bad idea. Its so refreshing to see a group of main characters not being complete idiots
Fun fact: you mentioned how this movie has one of the earliest facial replacements, another movie that's a bit older that did it is The Thing with Kurt Russel. For the scene where Copper does CPR they used a stunt double; a man who had lost his arms IRL. They used a really, really good facial mold of the Actor that played Copper, and placed it on the stunt doubles face for a seemless effect!
Did not know that, that's very cool! I think what Holden is referring to is how that scene had one of the first digitally replaced faces, but still very cool fun fact with the thing.
T. rex and Triceratops actually did exist at the same time and place, however it was good for Holden to point out that over the near 200 million years that the dinosaurs existed, many evolved and went extinct at different locations all over the globe. Also, the dinosaurs went extinct about 65 million years ago.
The dinosaurs got their start after the Permian-Triassic mass extinction (252Ma ago), but I wouldn't say they "ruled" until after the Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction (201Ma). So, about 135 million years.
Yeah, and it was an unlucky two to pick. Especially with two most famously seen together, but tbh, he was probably rushing and those were the first two to pop into his head
Another movie fact: When we first get to seeing the T-Rex and it burst through the roof. That wasn’t supposed to happen and the fright of the kids is genuine.
@@ASSASSIN19923 eh not really Climate change and loss of food at the end of the ice age probably caused their extinction. There’s plenty of animals which would’ve died because of humans that would be better to bring back. They still probably aren’t the worst thing to bring back..
FUN FACT! When the filmed this movie, it was mostly done in Kauai Hawaii but during filming it was hit w/ the *most devastating Category 4 hurricane Hawaii* has had (Iniki)! Spielberg had to evacuate a lot of people via helicopter and the last filming of the movie had to be done in Oahu including the famous flocking scene in Kualoa Ranch. That scene was originally planned to be filmed on Kauai, but producers moved to Oahu and filmed at the ranch with that amazing background. When you guys come visit you can do a tour of that ranch 😉 So there you have some MORE cool behind the scene info for you guys! I do hope you guys watch all of them (2 older ones and 2 new ones) because some do hit the spot and some failed badly and i think now that Jen has been introduced to the world she should know all of them. plus you can see the new one when it comes out next year. And as for Matt’s questions… Its NATURAL SELECTION for me! the world decided to extinct them and so it should be! ;)
Glad to have caught up with your program, with such a classic entry. The value of Jurassic Park is so endearing. It allows anyone to watch, at any time and garner ALL of the vibe, feeling and nostalgia of the time - and relive it EVERY SINGLE TIME for the first time. I am also CONSISTENTLY gobsmacked that Jen hasn't seen all of these tentpost movies ;) Great work again, everyone.
YAAAAAAAAAAS!!!!! Literally (in my opinion) the single greatest film ever made. I don't even know if I'd say it is actually my favourite, but there is no denying that this is film perfected.
There’s a lot of types of paleontology, but it’s such a cool career. My mom is a paleontologist who specializes in primates, specifically lemurs. She doesn’t go digging for fossils like these guys, but she loves what she does. Honestly I find dinosaurs so cool it would be a really awesome career
Matt: "If we could really clone dinosaurs today, should we?" Fauchi: "Let's add some gain of function to those Raptas!” Poe and Finn: "They fly now? They fly now!"
My family always tells me how when I was 4 I would make them watch Jurassic Park over and over until they finally realized that I just wanted to get to the end credits to hear the music. So this is probably the movie that I've watched the most in my life.
I avoided this one a lot as a kid. Loved dinosaurs, and would always go to the peabody museum to check out the bones they got there over at Yale. I think between being afraid of Mascot characters as a kid, and my love of the beasts, my mom always portrayed it as a "bad" movie so I would avoid it until I way ready for it, which I am glad for. That being said, one of my childhood friends LOVED this movie, to the point where we were always playing the fighting games. Really helped me get passed the scary factor, cause those awful Playstation 1 graphics definitely did a number on me the first time I played the game. Quickly got over it tho, thankfully, and was the stepping stone into enjoying this classic as a pre-teen. My all-time favorite thing about this movie, is actually all the behind the scenes stuff around the T-Rex reveal. Knowing that the kids *didn't* see the model before-hand, and not knowing that the sunroof of the jeep would collapse in, makes the reactions as genuine as possible.
That last part about the sunroof isn't true. There's a bunch of variations of this rumor, but the kids knew. Something unexpected did happen, but that wasn't it. The sunroof was supposed to come down and the kids knew it, but it cracked and came down a bit further than expected. The T-Rex animatronic lost a tooth, and they kept it in. This T-Rex still misses that tooth whenever the teeth are shown, even in Jurassic World.
The Jurassic Park series will always hold a special place in my heart. My only brother who sadly took his own life several years ago now was 10 years younger than me and he loved the Jurassic Park films. I believe it was Jurassic Park 3 was the last film we ever went to a theater together to see. That came out in 2001 and i was 19 and he had just turned 10. But as he sat there with a child like glee to see the film, my child like glee came when i saw the Spider-Man trailer for the first time. It was the trailer with the twin towers that they have seemingly erased from history. I remember as the helicopter jerked and i thought "could it be?" and then the camera zooms out to show it stuck to a big spider web anchored between the two towers and i about jumped out of my seat with glee.
I love the docuseries “the movies that made us” Jurassic park is a great film. I rate this a 9.5. The woman in question is Dr. Ellen Satler played beautifully by Laura Dern. Jens reaction was amazing.
I saw this movie when I was young and it was a big hit...the cinema that we've went into was standing ovation only...of course with my family...kudos to you all...it brings back a lot of grEat memories...
I love this movie so much. I am with Matt and Jen on the ability to recreate dinosaurs. There is a very real difference between cloning sheep and cloning t-rex. I feel like the ethical dilemma that would create would be huge!
One really cool addition because of practical effects - the rain would short circuit the animatronics, so the T-Rex looks like she's shaking in the rain. Looks really authentic.
"the lightning looks good on them" i mean theres definitely a lot of CGI, but theres also just as many suit, puppets, and anamatronics as well. its a good blend of CGI and practical. most upclose stuff being filmed is practical. Also another fun fact, the scene where the raptors are going after the t rex, there is one single frame where the t rex disappears. its not something you would ever notice because its so quick. but someone found it and its all i can think about every time i see this movie.
Fun fact: Many of the cast members didn't get to see some of the animatronic dinos until they started filming. Like when the cast walks up to the Triceratops, those reactions were legit reactions of amazement. It was their first time seeing it. It's what makes the movie even better. Even when the raptor pokes its head through the wires and scares Ellie, it was another legit scare as she didn't see it yet or know when it would pop out. ^_^
Couple of fun facts. When the T-Rex breaks the roof glass the kids are actually screaming because the glass wasn't supposed to break. The T-Rex there is also practical so there is like a 1000 pound T-Rex head just above them. When the raptor first enters the kitchen if you watch it's tail you can see someone holding down the tail of the practical costume.
So surprised still Jen has never seen a lot of these movies… 😞 Glad she’s getting started now! Also, are you guys not going to continue clone wars? 🤔 I feel if you don’t watch it consistently, you’re not going to feel the show as it develops and changes.
In the kitchen scene, the reason the lighting looks so good is because those Raptors are in fact animatronic robots. You can even see when a cameraman stabilizes one as it steps into the kitchen for the first time
I've been waiting for this video and it didn't disappoint! I think this is one of your best videos yet! Keep up the great work and I can't wait to see you guys do the lost world!
Ok, so I’ve wondered this for a long time. But with all due respect, has she lived under a rock? There have been several movies, including Jurassic Park, that were culture phenomenons that she just ‘missed’?
This. Maybe a religious thing? I had neighbors that went crazy and banned Halloween for their kids. I don’t know how someone couldn’t have seen this movie previously. I’m probably just old. Next up: Raiders of the Lost Ark!
yall need to chill, not everyone lives the same lives as everyone else. you would be surprised on how many people have not seen your favorite movies, its actually not that ridiculous.
It’s also possible maybe someone grows up not watching a lot of movies. I know many people who were either from poor families or families who didn’t go out to watch many movies that maybe missed some of the bigger ones. It’s completely possible. I’ve never watched Terminator but know many people shocked by that and years after knowing of it I STILL haven’t lol
Fun fact... the Trex head dropping down through the car @16:31... the animatronic wasn't supposed to drop down as low as it did or break the plastic used. So according to the kid actors they were actually screaming in fear because the trex was much heavier than they had trained and the plastic breaking scared them.
"The have like, this haze in the distance." The name of the island is Isla Nublar, which means "clouded Island." The haze is a defining feature of the island in the book - the result of volcanic activity on the island - it helps keep Ingen's activities there secret from corporate spies like Dodgeson, and also provides the dinos with some cover to sneak up on their prey. So in addition to being a neat cinematic effect, the haze actually serves a narrative purpose as well 😀
I saw this in theaters 16 times when I was a tween. The book and film have a passing resemblance, the basic premise and character names are the same but the stories vastly different. For example film Hammond is a sweet grandfather type who seems to be a bit naive. Book Hammond did not want to harm any of the dinosaurs, even at the expense of somebody dying, he blamed everybody else for what happened at the park and was just a mean old guy. I have probably seen this movie a hundred times, and it never fails to amaze me. The velociraptors in the kitchen, and you're seeing the heads above the counters those are guys in puppet suits. You could do a six hour documentary just on the visual effects
The T-Rex breaking out of the padock is one of my favorite scenes. I love the sound of the wires snapping and the movements of the animal as it lumbers its way out. What an entrance.
6 movies in total so far Jurassic Park (set on Isla Nublar) The Lost world Jurassic Park (set on the site B breeding Island Isla Sorna, and the mainland) Jurassic Park 3 (set on Isla Sorna) Jurassic World (set on Isla Nublar, 22 years after the events of Jurassic Park) Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom (set on Isla Nublar and on the mainland) Jurassic World Dominion (set on the mainland) due for release in cinema June 10th 2022
I like the editing by the way. Completely different than any other reaction channels. I was 4 when JP came out in the theaters. I didn't get to watch it until it came out on VHS though, but I loved it from the start. I was hyped from the very first trailer. It was, and maybe still is, my favorite movie of all time. Now, as I'm turning 35, my 8 year old son loves this whole franchise. It's his favorite too.
im not gonna lie but the timing of this video couldnt of been any better. just 1 day before you uploaded this video i had just looked to see if you guys did jurassic park. next day you guys uploaded the movie. and this is coming from no prior knowledge on what was to be expected. i had no idea this movie was coming next. i just figured the years you guys been uploading jurassic park had to of been one of them. this blew my mind seeing how the timing of me looking was so perfect as it was just 1 day later awesome video, awesome movie and thank you for this video i absolutely loved it
I don't understand how you can be Jens age and have never seen Jurassic Park. It was mind blowing as a kid in theaters in 1993. One of the most memorable theater experiences ever. The reason the effects hold up so well is because of how much isn't CGI. The T Rex breakout scene is one of the most iconic in all of cinema. She's probably going to be surprised that a lot of that was real when she sees the behind the scenes stuff. The raptors were too. I think she'll only appreciate it more with more viewings. It's held up so well and has one of the most satisfying last acts ever. But she is correct that nothing in the series that came after this has come close to matching this film.
Thanks so much for watching with us everyone! We had a lot of fun doing Jurassic Park.
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Thanks so much for doing one of the best movies of all time!
"That's a huge pile of sh**"
I am not shaming anyone, it is one of the best things about this channel. I love the fact that My girlfriend watches fits Matt in. "Family".... chef's kiss.
Fast and Furious before they went to space.
After watching Jurassic World, I recommend watching Camp Cretaceous because although it isn't as good as the Jurassic Park classic film, it's essentially the Wandavision or Falcon and Winter Soldier for the Jurassic World films. I think you'd find it enjoyable, but it does start off more light hearted than the films
Keep going.
The whole "T-Rex vision based on movement" thing is actually a simplification from the original novel, where Grant realizes that it's because of the frog DNA that the Jurassic Park T-Rex's vision has been affected. Frogs' vision IS based on movement.
So that's why we're safe from frogs and they haven't eaten all of us? Phew!
And it's not just the T-Rex that has it. If I remember correctly, the Stegosaurus has it too.
@@pistonburner6448 u could say they made a big leap in the movie... get it leap? u know coz it was a frog? .... okay okay geez chill out, it was just a croak I mean joke
... I'll see myself out 🚪
It was also an extrapolation based on how large the T-Rex olfactory glands and its processing were in comparison to its vision. At the time the film was made, they speculated that the T-Rex was a scavenger for the most part. However further research has shown that it had excellent vision and that it had incredible binocular vision, one even better than modern hawks, meaning they were most likely predators.
I didn't know this little detail. Amazing. They thought of everything for this movie.
Holden: Has childhood fears due to Jurassic Park.
Matt: Brother actively terrifying him by pretending to be a dino.
"You merely adopted the dino fear. I was born in it, molded by it."
When grant is on the helicopter and can't buckle his seatbelt, it's Spielberg doing some early foreshadowing of the movie - Grant ties the same ends together, or "female ends" to bypass the regular seatbelt configuration. Later, the female dinosaurs start "bypassing" their genetic standard to procreate, thus proving Malcolm correct from the beginning: "Life, uh, finds a way."
Also it shows how many mistakes were in the works, for the fact that even the helicopter had a seat with no male end buckle.
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This is so transphobic now.
Two women can get pregnant together from sexing eachother.
It's scientifically proven.
@@Jalynfein Oh, I hope this is a joke. Scary that in this day and age it can go both ways.
@@Taygon094 head in his ass and his ass is separated for his body. He has lost his head and ass😔
Holden's copyright free version of the score sounds like a Peter Griffin impression.
Every time I hear the Jurassic Park theme, I can't help but think of that scene in Family Guy lol.
Ha hea ha hea ha h hea h hea hea heeaaa .
"How did the T-rex get in there", right before she asks that a Raptor pokes his head from behind a plastic tarp. That tarp leads outside, Dr. Hammond hadnt actually finished building the vistors center yet and so some walls had large gaps in them covered with those tarps. If you look closely in the background after the T-rex is inside youll see that the tarp where the Raptor poked his head in is now torn down because the T-rex came in through it.
A little fun fact originally there was going to be a scene where we see the T-Rex breakthrough it I forgot why they cut it out but it’s somewhere on RUclips I think it was because they wanted to make it a heroic moment
The bigger question is how nobody heard or felt the Rex approaching.
@@sable-king2066 eh they are about to die to 6 foot tall murder birdlizards my attention would be on that
@@XSonicbladeX2189 there is no known footage of the scene. it is purely conjecture that is was planned for.
Spielberg changed the ending of the film late on to add the T-Rex into the last scene.
"The T-rex and the Triceratops were like at different times"
All paleontologists and dino nerds: .....and I took that personally.
They are like the best examples of two species of dinosaurs that were lived in the same time and in the same place.
Yep, that comment bugged me. Tyrannosaurus Rex and Stegosaurus are a good example of well-known dinosaurs that lived millions of years apart. T-Rex existed closer in time to humans than it did to Stegosaurus.
Yeah, my older sister nearly got us kicked out of the theater when we were seeing JP3 in theaters
Jen's escalating horror when the cow gets eaten is golden
Even raptors love hamburgers, hehe :D
(they're intelligent, only want the best yummy food, no yucky goats like for the stupid t-rex)
@@redmoonbloodmoon3161 Hey! No disrespecting the leg of lamb! Well, I guess it is a goat but.....how different are they really? (probably quite a bit but anyways)
But meme's aside, you right XD
@@XSacredX27 means at the raptor pen
Golden Gardman?
@@romaina.6241 I don't know whether I love or hate your comment......
Lawyer- “Are these characters… auto-erotica”
Matt- “Oh this is not Chucky Cheese.”
I’m dying over here 😂😂
I don't get the joke. I know he means animatronic, but I'm Scottish, we don't have 'Chucky Cheese'. Was there a scandal there, or just animatronics...?
@@MrRjhyt in the USA there’s a chain of kids restaurants/arcades called chucky cheese. In every one there’s animatronic characters. Matt mistook Auto-Erotic for animatronic hahaha
@@MrRjhyt Well, Gennaro apparently mistook it too, not knowing what auto-erotic means.
@@Starwarsfan114 I don't think Matt mistook it - it was just the lawyer who confused auto-erotic for animatronic
sounded like Matt was just saying "this is not Chucky Cheese" as in "these aren't animatronics" because the dinosaurs were real (well, real within the movie lol)
@@Rhodair seemed to me like Matt and the lawyer were on the same page with that mixup. Could be wrong, funny either way hahah
"Life, uh, finds a way." Loved Jurassic Park as a kid, the T-Rex never really scared me. However, the Dilophosaurus (the venom spitting dinosaur) did.
My nephew's favorite line in the movie is "Dodgson, we've got Dodgson here!"
Venom spitter scene was the only scene in the Jurassic Park franchise that ever truly scared me. Other scenes made me anxious as a kid but the venom spitter freaked me out
Hey!
You didn’t say the magic word!
I wasn't allowed to watch movies like this, as a kid, but I stayed the night at the house of one of my mom's fellow teacher friends - she had two sons who were older than me - and Jurassic Park had just come out on VHS, so little seven year old me got to watch his first scary movie lol When it got to the T. Rex, I guess I screamed when it ate the lawyer, and the guys stopped the movie for a second - they thought it was too scary for me - but I begged them to turn it back on, and it's been my favorite movie ever since lmao
The smaller dinosaurs never scared me as much as the T. Rex, and to this day Rexy seems more frightening than The Big One; it probably boils down to some sort of megalophobia - something that big being alive and wanting to eat you is just spooky.
Imma put this out there...I recently reread the book, and the dilophosaurus killing Dennis Nedry actually made me feel physically ill. The movie keeps the violence PG-13. The book? Not so much! Like JEEZ!!! Also, as a side note, Hammond is even more infuriating in the book. Like, I wanted to smack him in pretty much every chapter he was in. The movie version is much more likeable
With different music Jurassic Park could literally be a dark horror movie. The music makes it feel more like a light adventure, which is perfect for the movie, one of the greatest scores in history.
Does it? Listen to the score when Ellie is running through the trees into the bunker. Or running from the raptor!
Jurassic Park was the first PG-13 movie that I ever saw in theaters. The friend and I that I saw it with were both dinosaur nuts at the time! Glad that y’all did this one!
Me too. The movie was quite scary for a 7-8 year old me. So much that I "had to use the bathroom" and missed the Raptors killing Muldoon.
Where I live, Jurassic Park is PG...
Which is what 4 year old me used to convince my mum to let me watch it
I was about 5 I think when I saw it. Again it’s a PG in the uk… back in the 90’s when PG’s didn’t treat kids like babies. Kids like being scared… it’s a shame they don’t make them like this anymore
Fun Fact: "Tim" will later play the bass player John Deecon in the Queen Biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody"
Wait that was Tim? Never knew that.
He was also in The Social Network. It doesn't seem like he acts often, but it's cool to see him pop up here and there still.
@@aarons.2323 he took about a 10 year break to focus on school and then film school. his work really picked up after spielberg cast him in the Pacific which was the Pacific Theater version of band of brothers.
the part where alan freezes in terror at the sight of the children is Holden when looking at the prices of water bottles at disney xD great video guys
"Are they heavy?"
"Uh, yeah!"
"Then they're expensive."
@@HoldenHardman next video needs the giant tubs of ice cream to nom on xD
@@HoldenHardman Its way over due for Jen to watch "" THE THING ""... oh the cute husky in it :):):)
Nerdy fun fact: When they are climbing on the ceiling, the holes in the ceiling shine the letters A G T C on them. Those are the four types of bases found in a DNA molecule.
Spared no expense
Hope you guys enjoy it! I put some crazy work in animating/scoring the intro. I even made my own T-Rex sounds by mixing elephant and alligator noises!
The cut to credits when Tim and Alan were almost crushed had be rolling. Nice work!
@@Kimbrell literally scrolling comments to say this / see if anyone already did. This was hysterical
Nice work on the intro!!!
Jurassic Park was so ahead of its time. It’s crazy. Such a classic
I love the symbolism of the 2 "female" ends of the seatbelt and how he "finds a way" to make it work. Something I never noticed when I was younger.
"This is a Unix system. I know this!" - made me laugh when I first saw the movie. As anyone who has had anything to do with Unix (and I was a sysadmin and dba on Unix systems for many years) it was hilarious that a pre-teen could just sit down, and in seconds, take root access control of the environment like that and reboot the whole system. Zero security? I think not. But that is not a criticism. I thoroughly enjoyed the ride. BTW, the 3D graphic overlay - soaring over the file system 'landscape' like in a drone was not total BS. Virtual interfaces like that existed, even then. This one was developed by SGI for IRIX systems, and was called FSN (File System Navigator, pronounced "fusion"). It was experimental, and never developed into a fully functional system, but was a real thing nonetheless.
To be honest it was one of the master control consoles, it's not like she was hacking in from the outside and instantly knew what to do. And the FSN was intended to lay out the file system intuitively.
Requires a little suspension of disbelief but someone who actually knew how a Unix filesystem was structured and had to find the right file it's not totally impossible.
Jurassic Park is the stuff dreams, and nightmares, are made of. It's pure magic.
My favorite all-time movie.
As a student of VFX, I just want to say great job by the editor. Making an unique intro for every single franchise is impressive enough, and that rotoscopy right after is just the cherry on the cake.
Thank you so much! I put a lot into these videos and comments like yours make me feel validated hahaha.
@@DMFX1 you're welcome! I hope someday I will be making cool stuff like you
I've heard that youtube video of what the T-Rex would actually sound like, and my GOD my cats immediately perked up when it played. Then my Russian Blue mix hid under the bed lol. They knew. They knew something wasn't right lol. It has to be the vibrations.
The T-Rex would make low frequency noises like rumbles not roar, but it would be the most terrifying thing you FELT in your life.
I love that video, it’s so fucking cool and creepy.
@@Etticos. It's so awesome. And it was so cool to see my cats REACT to that noise and just immediate "must hide" mode was activated. They might be predators, but they're also prey animals too. Like imagine you're out there on a hike and you feel the earth rumble you'd never know WHERE the Rex is until it's too late. That's WILD.
@@TheRibottoStudios it’s cool that the sound primally registers with your cats. I gotta try that with mine when I get home from work today haha.
Yeah, most (if not all) dinosaurs probably weren’t able to roar
But honestly, that rumble is way more terrifying than a roar would ever be
thats the thing most would probably not roar
however youve heard or felt a cassoary/crocodrile noises?
we are mammals our companions are often too, our media and stories are made mostly reinventing the scare of big cats, dogs and bears for noises.
big theropod noises would be extremly eerie and weird, chips and whistles, hissing and rumbles, fucking spooky
I've heard many people say Jurassic Park was the Star Wars of their era. It really was a great movie, and like Holden said, John Williams's music was a big part of what made the movie so great.
No other movie has had such a profound impact on my life. My interest and love of movies, science and art all stem from the 8 times I saw Jurassic Park in the theater in 1993. My wife and I decorated our son's room in all things dinosaurs, I even designed a JP tattoo I'm getting next month.
Yea it had a big impact on my life too. Was one of the movies that got me into cinema, Dinosaurs and filming
Just wanted to reiterate that I just love watching these "with" all of you. Really makes it feel that we're all just a good bunch of friends getting together, sharing what we love with each other and having a blast :)
My first movie ever at the cinema. Maybe only Endgame has been a more memorable experience in my life
Lucky you.
I seen jaws and cujo at a drive in theatre when I was like 10 as me first movie experience.
I remember the phantom menace was the first movie I was in cinema. I will never forget the pod racing scene and staring in wonder at the world of star wars.
My first movie in cinema was Toy Story.
So true. Speed was my first movie in the theater, and that definitely stuck with me.
“Hope you weren’t too attached to x” is my favorite line from Holden. It doesn’t matter what it is Jens facial expression is always hilarious.
It blows my mind that she skipped all these movies in her youth!! But it benefits you my man now you can watch that smile and glow at all the cool movie moments. You guys are awesome together by the way.
the mixture of Practical and CGI I think helps sell this movie instead of it being 100% CGI like later movies.
Yep. I enjoy the JWorld movies but the abusdance of CGI just ruins the charm that the series once had.
Fun Fact: Mammoths still walked the Earth when Cleopatra ruled Egypt.
John Williams' score always makes me a bit teary🥲 its so beautiful
Most of his scores do that. It's your childhood saying "Yo!... you're old now!"
"Welcome to Jurassic Park" - from the OST - is the best rendition of the theme.
I was 8 years old when this came out and it holds a special place in my heart. I don’t know if I’d say it’s my favorite movie of all time but it just may be the best movie experience I ever had in a theater. I was so excited to see this movie when it first came out. I still remember being in our local mall while my mom shopped and begging her to take me to see it. I was sitting in my theater seat trembling with adrenaline. Such a masterpiece. I enjoyed the sequels, especially the second one, but nothing compares to the original. I have young kids now and hopefully when they’re a little older I can find a way to watch this in a theater with them. It’s one of those movies that is made to be seen on the big screen.
The music gives me so much nostalgia I can’t wait to watch these movies again🔥
I was obsessed with dinosaurs as a kid. My dad took me to watch it in the theater when I was 5. From then on when ever I played with my dinosaur toys I would sing the Jurassic Park theme song and my parents found it hilarious.
My dad saw Jurassic Park in theaters, and kept promising me I'd love it (six year old)
I was too chicken, and then saw it on VHS around Christmas time and I loved it. When I was older and it was re-released in theaters for the anniversary releases and loooooooved it.
So happy to see that you have a new girlfriend as well as a fiancé, I always knew you and Matt were good friends👀
😂
May they never meet.
“Trex and triceratops were like different times” Damn Holden 😭, you chose two and actually were at the same time
Good morning Holden, I’ve been actually wanting to get into the Jurassic Park stuff a bit more. So I’m very excited to go on this journey thank you. I love Mat and Jan, excited to maybe see the other movies down the line
My favorite movie of all time! I’m glad Matt and Jen liked it
Still an Incredible Movie, nearly 30 years old and still looks Amazing.
Im gonna go ahead and pause the video before I forget this. Holden has to honestly be one of the funniest react RUclipsrs I watch, he really sells any comedy he's able to insert into the movie, I was keeled over during the first music dub XD so good!
I see “Holden” “girlfriend” and “Jurassic” I click. Love the content!!
The thing that does it for me about this movie is the fact that the main characters (except for the guy who looks like the kfc colonel) are self aware that the whole park is a bad idea. Its so refreshing to see a group of main characters not being complete idiots
How is this even possible?
Who didn't see jurassic park as a kid?
Matt and Jenn
Me. I saw Jurassic world first. 3rd world problems on my part tho
@@rexarsenio9447 Same I saw Jurassic World first too, because I wasn’t born in the 90’s.
ME
Ya dude was this chick amish?
Fun fact: you mentioned how this movie has one of the earliest facial replacements, another movie that's a bit older that did it is The Thing with Kurt Russel.
For the scene where Copper does CPR they used a stunt double; a man who had lost his arms IRL. They used a really, really good facial mold of the Actor that played Copper, and placed it on the stunt doubles face for a seemless effect!
Did not know that, that's very cool! I think what Holden is referring to is how that scene had one of the first digitally replaced faces, but still very cool fun fact with the thing.
Samuel L. Jacksons best role yet / Of course after his "Where is my super suit"
T. rex and Triceratops actually did exist at the same time and place, however it was good for Holden to point out that over the near 200 million years that the dinosaurs existed, many evolved and went extinct at different locations all over the globe. Also, the dinosaurs went extinct about 65 million years ago.
The dinosaurs got their start after the Permian-Triassic mass extinction (252Ma ago), but I wouldn't say they "ruled" until after the Triassic-Jurassic mass extinction (201Ma). So, about 135 million years.
Yeah, and it was an unlucky two to pick.
Especially with two most famously seen together, but tbh, he was probably rushing and those were the first two to pop into his head
@@wwoods66 glad to see another Dino nerd here, I’m gonna edit that
@@tyrannapusandfriends6254 yeah true
13:43 Matt looks like Darth maul after Obi-wan handled him🤣
Another movie fact: When we first get to seeing the T-Rex and it burst through the roof. That wasn’t supposed to happen and the fright of the kids is genuine.
researchers are actually close to the question about cloning with cloning Siberian mammoths
Oh god pls no
@@COOLPEAK Cenazoic Park
@@COOLPEAK Why wouldn't you want fluffy elephants?
@@Smileyreal are extinct because of us . Are inoffensive like normal elephants
@@ASSASSIN19923 eh not really
Climate change and loss of food at the end of the ice age probably caused their extinction. There’s plenty of animals which would’ve died because of humans that would be better to bring back.
They still probably aren’t the worst thing to bring back..
The CGI, especially in the T-rex attack scene holds up SO WELL, nearly 30 YEARS LATER, it is better than many movies made now
UNEXPECTED JURASSIC PARK REACTION?!?!?!
Best Bday present ever! 🎁💖😍
Thanks for another awesome and fun video!
Happy Birthday from the editor!
FUN FACT! When the filmed this movie, it was mostly done in Kauai Hawaii but during filming it was hit w/ the *most devastating Category 4 hurricane Hawaii* has had (Iniki)! Spielberg had to evacuate a lot of people via helicopter and the last filming of the movie had to be done in Oahu including the famous flocking scene in Kualoa Ranch. That scene was originally planned to be filmed on Kauai, but producers moved to Oahu and filmed at the ranch with that amazing background. When you guys come visit you can do a tour of that ranch 😉
So there you have some MORE cool behind the scene info for you guys!
I do hope you guys watch all of them (2 older ones and 2 new ones) because some do hit the spot and some failed badly and i think now that Jen has been introduced to the world she should know all of them. plus you can see the new one when it comes out next year.
And as for Matt’s questions… Its NATURAL SELECTION for me! the world decided to extinct them and so it should be! ;)
I understand Matt's fear. The Dilophosaurus scared the shit out of me as a kid too. It's always the smaller monsters that are the scariest.
Glad to have caught up with your program, with such a classic entry. The value of Jurassic Park is so endearing. It allows anyone to watch, at any time and garner ALL of the vibe, feeling and nostalgia of the time - and relive it EVERY SINGLE TIME for the first time. I am also CONSISTENTLY gobsmacked that Jen hasn't seen all of these tentpost movies ;) Great work again, everyone.
that dinosaur impression by matt was actually really good😂
YAAAAAAAAAAS!!!!! Literally (in my opinion) the single greatest film ever made. I don't even know if I'd say it is actually my favourite, but there is no denying that this is film perfected.
There’s a lot of types of paleontology, but it’s such a cool career. My mom is a paleontologist who specializes in primates, specifically lemurs. She doesn’t go digging for fossils like these guys, but she loves what she does. Honestly I find dinosaurs so cool it would be a really awesome career
Matt: "If we could really clone dinosaurs today, should we?"
Fauchi: "Let's add some gain of function to those Raptas!”
Poe and Finn: "They fly now? They fly now!"
i like the funny jokes matt makes when he has actually seen the movie when others havent
❤️💪🏽
My family always tells me how when I was 4 I would make them watch Jurassic Park over and over until they finally realized that I just wanted to get to the end credits to hear the music. So this is probably the movie that I've watched the most in my life.
I avoided this one a lot as a kid. Loved dinosaurs, and would always go to the peabody museum to check out the bones they got there over at Yale. I think between being afraid of Mascot characters as a kid, and my love of the beasts, my mom always portrayed it as a "bad" movie so I would avoid it until I way ready for it, which I am glad for.
That being said, one of my childhood friends LOVED this movie, to the point where we were always playing the fighting games. Really helped me get passed the scary factor, cause those awful Playstation 1 graphics definitely did a number on me the first time I played the game. Quickly got over it tho, thankfully, and was the stepping stone into enjoying this classic as a pre-teen.
My all-time favorite thing about this movie, is actually all the behind the scenes stuff around the T-Rex reveal. Knowing that the kids *didn't* see the model before-hand, and not knowing that the sunroof of the jeep would collapse in, makes the reactions as genuine as possible.
was* ready
That last part about the sunroof isn't true. There's a bunch of variations of this rumor, but the kids knew. Something unexpected did happen, but that wasn't it. The sunroof was supposed to come down and the kids knew it, but it cracked and came down a bit further than expected. The T-Rex animatronic lost a tooth, and they kept it in. This T-Rex still misses that tooth whenever the teeth are shown, even in Jurassic World.
I’ve been waiting so long for you all to finally watched Jurassic Park, I’m so glad it’s finally happened
jen: "hammond; i really thought that i wasn't going to like him" he is unlikable in the book
Yea he’s a scumbag in the book
Totally a typical greedy business type fr
@@TheRealRip-Tide and he gets what he deserves as well :)
THERE'S A BOOK????
@@bendover7841 There are two books :))
The Jurassic Park series will always hold a special place in my heart. My only brother who sadly took his own life several years ago now was 10 years younger than me and he loved the Jurassic Park films. I believe it was Jurassic Park 3 was the last film we ever went to a theater together to see. That came out in 2001 and i was 19 and he had just turned 10. But as he sat there with a child like glee to see the film, my child like glee came when i saw the Spider-Man trailer for the first time. It was the trailer with the twin towers that they have seemingly erased from history. I remember as the helicopter jerked and i thought "could it be?" and then the camera zooms out to show it stuck to a big spider web anchored between the two towers and i about jumped out of my seat with glee.
I love the docuseries “the movies that made us” Jurassic park is a great film. I rate this a 9.5. The woman in question is Dr. Ellen Satler played beautifully by Laura Dern. Jens reaction was amazing.
plssss, the cut to “Directed by Steven Spielberg” took me clean out 🤣🤣🤣 definitely earned a subscriber 💯
After this, I recommend OwlKitty's "Jurassic Park but with a Cat" lol
I saw this movie when I was young and it was a big hit...the cinema that we've went into was standing ovation only...of course with my family...kudos to you all...it brings back a lot of grEat memories...
I love this movie so much. I am with Matt and Jen on the ability to recreate dinosaurs. There is a very real difference between cloning sheep and cloning t-rex. I feel like the ethical dilemma that would create would be huge!
One really cool addition because of practical effects - the rain would short circuit the animatronics, so the T-Rex looks like she's shaking in the rain. Looks really authentic.
Just patiently waiting for them to continue Clone Wars.
Ditto 😂🤣
You and me friend :)
I know they said they watched more but did they? I think they gave up
Me as well. Enjoying their content in the meantime but really want to see them watch some of those later Clone Wars arcs.
@@louaug27 if they could just make it to mid season 3 I know they will get hooked!!
I'm at work and I deadass called for a break just so I could watch this video😂. Jurassic Park is EVERYTHING!!
When can we expect a full version of your Jurassic Park theme rendition? 👀
"the lightning looks good on them" i mean theres definitely a lot of CGI, but theres also just as many suit, puppets, and anamatronics as well. its a good blend of CGI and practical. most upclose stuff being filmed is practical. Also another fun fact, the scene where the raptors are going after the t rex, there is one single frame where the t rex disappears. its not something you would ever notice because its so quick. but someone found it and its all i can think about every time i see this movie.
Actually it was raptor that disappear in one frame, when T. Rex have raptor in her mouth.
Fun fact: Many of the cast members didn't get to see some of the animatronic dinos until they started filming. Like when the cast walks up to the Triceratops, those reactions were legit reactions of amazement. It was their first time seeing it. It's what makes the movie even better. Even when the raptor pokes its head through the wires and scares Ellie, it was another legit scare as she didn't see it yet or know when it would pop out. ^_^
Couple of fun facts.
When the T-Rex breaks the roof glass the kids are actually screaming because the glass wasn't supposed to break. The T-Rex there is also practical so there is like a 1000 pound T-Rex head just above them.
When the raptor first enters the kitchen if you watch it's tail you can see someone holding down the tail of the practical costume.
So surprised still Jen has never seen a lot of these movies… 😞 Glad she’s getting started now!
Also, are you guys not going to continue clone wars? 🤔 I feel if you don’t watch it consistently, you’re not going to feel the show as it develops and changes.
I think they watched some in advance and just haven’t edited and uploaded it
In the kitchen scene, the reason the lighting looks so good is because those Raptors are in fact animatronic robots. You can even see when a cameraman stabilizes one as it steps into the kitchen for the first time
Seriously big missed opportunity: "You're gonna need a bigger goat."
:/
Jen to the baby Raptor: I want one!
Me after the Raptor feeding: Still want one?
lol
18:47 I haven't laughed that hard in a long time
I've been waiting for this video and it didn't disappoint! I think this is one of your best videos yet! Keep up the great work and I can't wait to see you guys do the lost world!
Ok, so I’ve wondered this for a long time. But with all due respect, has she lived under a rock? There have been several movies, including Jurassic Park, that were culture phenomenons that she just ‘missed’?
This. Maybe a religious thing? I had neighbors that went crazy and banned Halloween for their kids. I don’t know how someone couldn’t have seen this movie previously. I’m probably just old. Next up: Raiders of the Lost Ark!
@@Chudhole Or The Lion King lol
My guess is it works for better clickbait, putting FIRST time in the title gets more views, regardless if they're being honest about it or not
yall need to chill, not everyone lives the same lives as everyone else. you would be surprised on how many people have not seen your favorite movies, its actually not that ridiculous.
It’s also possible maybe someone grows up not watching a lot of movies. I know many people who were either from poor families or families who didn’t go out to watch many movies that maybe missed some of the bigger ones. It’s completely possible. I’ve never watched Terminator but know many people shocked by that and years after knowing of it I STILL haven’t lol
I've watched this movie since like 3 years old and have never stopped loving it
Well, she looked REALLY bored and the 2 guys never stopped talking/spoiling every scene. 👎🥱💩
What a brutal watch, I have a headache now.
Fun fact... the Trex head dropping down through the car @16:31... the animatronic wasn't supposed to drop down as low as it did or break the plastic used. So according to the kid actors they were actually screaming in fear because the trex was much heavier than they had trained and the plastic breaking scared them.
Jurassic Park was revolutionary with CGI. And it worked so well cause of the camera angles and transitions from CGI dinosaurs to Animatronic dinosaurs
"The have like, this haze in the distance."
The name of the island is Isla Nublar, which means "clouded Island." The haze is a defining feature of the island in the book - the result of volcanic activity on the island - it helps keep Ingen's activities there secret from corporate spies like Dodgeson, and also provides the dinos with some cover to sneak up on their prey. So in addition to being a neat cinematic effect, the haze actually serves a narrative purpose as well 😀
Wait till Jen finds out that the velociraptor sounds were made by recording turtles mating
I saw this in theaters 16 times when I was a tween. The book and film have a passing resemblance, the basic premise and character names are the same but the stories vastly different.
For example film Hammond is a sweet grandfather type who seems to be a bit naive. Book Hammond did not want to harm any of the dinosaurs, even at the expense of somebody dying, he blamed everybody else for what happened at the park and was just a mean old guy.
I have probably seen this movie a hundred times, and it never fails to amaze me. The velociraptors in the kitchen, and you're seeing the heads above the counters those are guys in puppet suits. You could do a six hour documentary just on the visual effects
Does anyone else like the videos before they even start?🤣🤣 you already know they are gonna be good bahah!! Also, this is one of my fav movies!
Fun fact: the ride was being created before the movie ever went into development and is also why it is in the water and not land.
Damn I was waiting for Spider-Man to be riding the T-Rex out the gate in the intro 🤣
The T-Rex breaking out of the padock is one of my favorite scenes. I love the sound of the wires snapping and the movements of the animal as it lumbers its way out. What an entrance.
Obviously the best line in this movie is “when you gotta go you gotta go.” Lmaoo
6 movies in total so far
Jurassic Park (set on Isla Nublar)
The Lost world Jurassic Park (set on the site B breeding Island Isla Sorna, and the mainland)
Jurassic Park 3 (set on Isla Sorna)
Jurassic World (set on Isla Nublar, 22 years after the events of Jurassic Park)
Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom (set on Isla Nublar and on the mainland)
Jurassic World Dominion (set on the mainland) due for release in cinema June 10th 2022
🤣🤣 Matt's dinosaur impersonation and story is just hilarious.
I like the editing by the way. Completely different than any other reaction channels. I was 4 when JP came out in the theaters. I didn't get to watch it until it came out on VHS though, but I loved it from the start. I was hyped from the very first trailer. It was, and maybe still is, my favorite movie of all time. Now, as I'm turning 35, my 8 year old son loves this whole franchise. It's his favorite too.
im not gonna lie but the timing of this video couldnt of been any better. just 1 day before you uploaded this video i had just looked to see if you guys did jurassic park. next day you guys uploaded the movie. and this is coming from no prior knowledge on what was to be expected. i had no idea this movie was coming next. i just figured the years you guys been uploading jurassic park had to of been one of them. this blew my mind seeing how the timing of me looking was so perfect as it was just 1 day later awesome video, awesome movie and thank you for this video i absolutely loved it
I don't understand how you can be Jens age and have never seen Jurassic Park. It was mind blowing as a kid in theaters in 1993. One of the most memorable theater experiences ever. The reason the effects hold up so well is because of how much isn't CGI. The T Rex breakout scene is one of the most iconic in all of cinema. She's probably going to be surprised that a lot of that was real when she sees the behind the scenes stuff. The raptors were too. I think she'll only appreciate it more with more viewings. It's held up so well and has one of the most satisfying last acts ever. But she is correct that nothing in the series that came after this has come close to matching this film.