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Breaking Down the Story Structure of Jurassic Park
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Awesome breakdown Ryan, loved it from start to end! 🔥
yooo theyre here
Always a pleasure to hear a Jurassic Park fan talking passionately about the film 👌🏼
Cant believe it took this long to get copy right cleared. Thanks for getting it out!
Such an eye-opening and instightful breakdown. Can’t believe I’ve seen the film so many times and not been consciously aware of some of these points. Always knew it was a masterpiece, but now I understand why all the more. Thank you :)
I was thinking the exact same thing! I never saw the correlations!
YES! I love this movie even more now. You gotta do the one about Spielberg’s directorial choices next
When landing at Jurassic Park, Grant can’t find one of the straps (the male part) of his safety belt, so he grabs another strap (a female part) and ties the two straps (both female) together. He found a way.
That's either reaching really hard to find more theme, or it's a really deep cut. I'll take it =)
This was a special episode! Jurassic Park for me was the movie that changed it all. I was 11 when I saw it up on the big screen in 93. As the credits rolled at the end with that iconic Williams score I knew one thing, I wanted to be a filmmaker! I actually wrote to Spielberg following the movie, to my surprise Amblin replied to me on his behalf… I still have the letter! Thank you for this video 🎥🙏 🦖 🦕
@The movie kingdom T.L.G they explained the filmmaking process to me articulated in a way that an 11 year old boy would understand. They also said Spielberg loves to hear from his fans thanking me for the letter. I’d love to think he read it :) 🎥
So glad you were able to get this back up! Such a good breakdown and look into the dynamics of the story
Wicked analysis of this movie. It’s such a good film, and I really like how it nicely broke at the appropriate moments… well except for the start of act 2 lol.
Easily the BEST practical effects in any film. Looking forward to this video.
I’m so excited to finally get to see this episode! 🙌🏽
Please do an extended look into Spielberg's directing choices, themes etc. I'd love to hear your thoughts
My two favorite movies of Spielberg are Minority Report and Bridge Of Spies!
Fantastic breakdown! This is the film that also got me into film making. I watched this 100 times as a kid.
Great breakdown, Ryan! This is a movie that will never get old. Thanks
A few years ago when Hollywood was dry from lack of ideas, Jurassic Park & the Matrix came forth to bring new life into movies. The book 'Jurassic Park' was one of the few books that I had to read in one day. For some, reading that book was too slow, while others feel it was too fast. I enjoyed that reading as if I sat down to enjoy a seven course meal with fine wine. I love how you have broken down the film. It has inspired me to finish a film I've started (and paused) many years ago. I really appreciate this video. Nice work...
When it came out I was only 12 years old. But I still remember each and every frame of the movie. Kudos to Spielberg and to you to. Thank you.
Omg this was effin genius. I just got Save the Cat and writing a movie in 21 days or whatever the title is (as I’m dabbling in writing and animating shorts) and man, this is far more entertaining and engaging than books. This is still one of my favorite films of all time and I’m glad it’s one of yours as well. Thank you for the eye opening view.
This is one of my fav inspiration. Thanks for featuring
Loved this video Ryan. Jurassic Park is the first movie i saw in the theaters, so many fun memories. Seeing you do a breakdown like this was outstanding. Can't wait to see the next Breaking Down the story of Video.
Nice breakdown. I often find little moments in films and wonder if it was intentional or if it was coincidence. Because I personally experience more "happy accidents" than actually planning things out in a certain way haha.
This was excellent.
As a composer this inspired me greatly. I took a year off of making any sort of music to focusing on studying film and how pacing works to hopefully understand my craft more.
This was one of my favorite films growing up as a kid and as I took a break I began to understand why it was through music and film.
Thank you for this video
I loved this breakdown wow! 🙌🏼😂 Filmmaking is incredible in the way it's outrageously creative yet almost mathematical in it's skeletal form like this 🔥
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿THE BEST EPISODE OF THE SHOW!!!!!!!!!! Not only am I going to RE-watch Jurassic Park again, I’m going to break it down per your breakdown! Maybe there is hope for me as a pseudo “writer” This truly was a great episode!! THANK YOU!!!!!! This is why I love you guys!!!!!!!
I have not seen a story breakdown before so this was excellent to see. It would be great to see a story breakdown of The Grand Budapest Hotel.
How come you are not directing stuff in Hollywood yet it’s beyond me 🤷🏻♂️ epic breakdown with so many productivity nuggets - brilliant 👌
Truee
Love the breakdown even though it was personal it made sense. I've learned so much thank you!!
Blake Snyder’s imprint is all over this episode, I loved it.
This was so intersting as i LOVE this film. Would love more information with your perfect example giving on things such as the foreshadowing and comparisons like that last scene.
I'm so glad i found this channel today at 5 am
Great breakdown! I really enjoyed this!
Love the evolution of your channel. More stuff like this!
You should seriously consider doing breakdowns of "Westworld" & "Futureworld", (both old & new versions), which Michael Crighton ALSO wrote! It would be interesting to see your take on the corellations between all of his stories, including what you think of as the flaws & saving graces of each aspect.
I love this break down and even though this movie was from 30 years ago it still to this day blows me away every time. Ryan do you believe that movies today aren't following this structure or are sacrificing good story telling for spectacle and CGI?
love these break downs. keep them coming
My girlfriend recommended me this video and I'm glad she did. JP is my favorite movie, and I've thought about it and about some specific aspects for a long time now, but this analysis made me realize a lot of things I was missing about how great this movie is. Awesome video.
How's this for a good structure example: Speed (1994). Perhaps most obvious 3-act structure with Act 1 being the elevator, 2 being the bus, and 3 being the subway. However, the minute marks might be a bit off, but I like how it manages to escalate the stakes or advance the story practically every minute, or at the end of every page. It's a page-turner movie. It doesn't have a whole lot of strong theming like Jurassic Park does (which isn't saying much since JP's themes are so dang well executed), but it has such a perpetual and seamless flow from beginning to end without becoming a huge mess.
Fantastic Video. would love to see more film breakdowns like this.
So glad u guys got this back out. I watched it the 1st time, and It was def worth watching again!
Really useful insights. Thanks Ryan and team
I would like to do some kind of long talk about different films. It sounds kind of fun. Also are you guys doing the Make Film Challenge this year?
I really wish you would do one of these with 2001: A Space Odessey, or Dr. Strangelove, Clockwork Orange, or any Kubrick movie really.
looking forward for that 2 hour breakdown. maybe its because im slower but it would help me if you burned in the timecode or did a zoom in and out of the clips in a visual representation of there location to everything. For me im not able to retain spacial and verbal data inputs haha. keep them coming
Can't wait for the new Jurrasic Park, love this overview of the structure of the original!
Really good video
Brilliant from beginning to end.
This is awesome. Great breakdown and choice of film. This movie single-handedly inspired many impressionable young minds to pursue careers in film (my producing partner is one). I’m excited to see more like this. I like how your breakdown closely follows Blake Snyder’s ‘Save The Cat’ story structure- just a little more zoomed in. Keep’em coming!
Great video about a fantastic movie. Makes me want to go and watch it again now.
Love structure vids and breakdowns! Awesome!!
I was #100 like 👍 this channel helped my writing/filmmaking career so much. Forever grateful. I’ll see you soon 🙏🏽🌵
PLEASE break down Spielberg's filmmaking choices in this movie! Would love to see that!
Maybe you can analyze "The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn" next. It's another great Spielberg film, and probably my favorite.
Just subscribed, can't wait to watch all your videos.
This ended too soon. Ryan: We could spend HOURS…” Me: ok.
I'm writing a feature and was in a bit of a writing Block but this has given me some ideas based on structure and the mile markers. Thanks!
please do more of this XD
This was a really cool breakdown to watch!
This was amazing! thank you.
Loved this please do more!
Love this so much! So glad it's back!
Can we please get a "Breaking Down the Story Structure" for Birdemic: Shock and Terror?
Such a masterpiece a piece of a film. Loved the Jared Leto cameo where Morbius defeats the birds after saying “it’s morbin’ time”
Can you guys make a video showing us how to do the floating/possessed effects from stranger things season 4. I just thought it would be cool😀
Wouldn’t it be great if Ryan Connelly got to interview Steven Spielberg? And ask him questions of craft he always wanted to ask him?
Hey Film Riot... Is this the episode where RUclips previously gave you copyright problems and is now finally here...? Amazing stuff
Love it 🔥
its finally here
Yes more of this please
Could you do a video talking about comparing lights to use on actors? When to use panel LED vs fluorescent soft box? Or when to use a continuous point light vs 4 led bar? I have a well lit new green screen but not sure which set of actor/talent lights to start with.
Awesome episode! 🤘
Brilliant dude, well done
I would love to see a break down of inception
This was a refreshing dejavú.❤️
Wow that was an awesome breakdown of an awesome movie. Steven Spielberg makes it look so easy great movie! Great breakdown! Thank you
Impressive
great job. Save the Cat lives on!
this is dope i'm happy i found you
wow this was so good!
I love that you did this, it may be my naivety but I hate the paint by numbers way to think about a movie. I know it’s produced great movies but to have expected thing at every expected moment just makes the story feel less organic to me. I know it’s about keeping the story interesting and on track but do we cripple our ability to feel it if everything is so calculated? Maybe there is some middle ground. Great video!
Film riot can you make tutorial on how to make Kevin absorbing materials in ben10 alien swarm effect?
Please please please make the tutorial!!
Awesome as always! Is it possible to see any tutorial for blending cg shadows over real shadows in compositing?! Cant find anything for After Effects...only for Nuke...! Thank you in advance! Keep it up!
Oh it’s back
Gods this really is a great movie
Yes. Again!
How long does it take to put one of these analyses together? Not talking about shooting the video here, just the actual analysis.
Hi I don’t know if you will reply back to this message but I was wondering if you could do the effect from the new stranger things were the bones snap in season 4 as I think that looks really cool and think you guys could pull it of many thx
Brady Bassette collab soon?
It’s back!
Howdy Ryan! I was curious about your opinion of Jurassic World Dominion? I just watched it last night and had mixed feelings.
Eeeyyy! Its back!! ❤️❤️
Didn't this run before? 🤔
Alternative title: Blake Snyder can predict any movie and i will explain why.
Morbius face vfx
This movie made me want to make movies.
It's simple. In '93, Spielberg said FU to evolution
@Aryan Toon Hi Aryan, I couldn't care less about "plot holes" and "inaccurate science." I was making a joke in reference to the original Film Riot opening from way back in 2009 when I started watching the show, in which Ryan says "In the beginning, Adam bites the apple. In 1903, the first narrative film is made. In '93, Spielberg says FU to evolution. And in 2009, Film Riot is released to the world!"
In conclusion, please chill out.
Wow, Steven Spilberg is a genious.
Nice :)
Sounds like Save the Cat
Morbius face effect how to create
Jurassic Park deep dive when??
Demais!
can we have a scarlet witch tutorial?