I'm surprised Ian didn't show more signs of PTSD in this movie after he nearly got crippled in the first movie. Also, the guy that eventually got chomped by the Tyrannosaur was in no danger from the snake. It was a scarlet kingsnake that slithered into his shirt. Remember the rhyme for discerning the kingsnake from the venomous coral snake: red near black, venom lack. Red near yellow kill a fellow. It's a reference to the positioning of the colored bands on their body. Kingsnake band patterns go red black yellow, coral snake band patterns go red yellow black.
I heard it that “if red touches yellow, he’ll kill a fellow, if red touches black he’s a friend of jack”. Love different ways of saying the same thing 😂
Just in case you wanted to know, the male (Buck) T-Rex has a large scar on his snout while the female (Doe) doesn't. Glad you saw this, it's criminally underrated and deserves way more appreciation as it was able to dial up the intensity to 11.
The Scene with the little girl and the Compies was a scene from the First Jurassic Park Novel she is just badly wounded not killed, The Family had no Idea that Dinosaurs were on the Island as it was a different Island to Jurassic Park it is where they bred them before shipping to the main park
U probably didn’t know this but the Asian men running in the city front he Rex said “ we left Tokyo to get away from this “ making a Godzilla / kaiju reference
That is actually incorrect I believe, as it originates from this scene from Inspector Gadget (1999): m.ruclips.net/video/7cnIImkYge8/видео.html But yes, that moment w/ the Asian men was most likely indeed a Godzilla reference.
I’ll always love how the T-Rex parent lets the baby eat the dude at the end 😂 the parent just looks at the baby like “it’s okay sweetie, go ahead, you can have him 🥰”
It's also revealed that guy was the one who broke the baby's leg when he got drunk and fell on it so papa rex broke his leg to stop him from getting away for the baby to eat
One of my favourite memes comes out of this film, in the early scene with Hammond and goldblum “Don’t worry, I’m not going to make the same mistakes again” “No...no...you’re making ah, you’re making all new ones” In the meme, hammonds head is replaced by either Mickey Mouse or Kathleen Kennedy and over goldblum face is a banner that simply says “Star Wars fans”
"They did not learn from their first mistake" - Thing is, if in reality we had brought back dinosaurs, no matter what mistakes we make, we would want to still keep them around. Such a breakthrough would not be one that we would simply want to undo. That's just the truth of it.
Good guys: Anti-zoo extremists releases a bunch of dangerous animals in the middle of a camp potentially killing/maiming a lot of people. Bad guys: comes across the people who destroyed their whole camp and possibly caused the death/injury of their friends, but helps them up and tries to get them to safety anyway because humans should be kind to one another. Who are we rooting for again?
Me too. My theatre was PACKED and it was in a huge one-screen theatre with balconies and everything. It was a huge hit and definitely a crowd pleaser. I loved it and it was well done.
A lot of people always wondered how did the crew of the ship die when the T-Rex was locked below deck and it was never explained in the movie; but they did explain it in the book. Before the ship left the island with the Rex, a pack of Raptors stowed away onboard and ended up killing and eating the crew. That is what caused the ship to crash into the docks on the mainland. By that note, it means there is an unknown number of Raptors running around in the city. Honestly, out of everything to cut from the movie for time/money, I don't know why they cut that detail because it makes no sense to anyone who hasn't read the book.
Truth in television. The human reaction to hearing a scream is to freeze and mentally assess if they just heard a scream. The second scream prompts the active response because it confirms you heard a scream, and it needs to be acted upon whether you run towards to help or away to flee. This is why a lot of people get victimized even though they screamed for help... they only screamed one time, and people hearing it froze up and then weren't sure if they heard a scream or not, and either figured it was a trick of their ears or weren't able to determine where it came from fast enough to intervene. Survival tip: Keep screaming as long as you can, no matter what. For the record, that lovely little girl survived. According to the novelization, she got a bit chewed up, in particular around the legs below her knees, but managed to stay on her feet, and thus out of mortal danger from the compie swarm,long enough for her father and the sailors to arrive and drive off the compies before they could do any serious injury to her. It was a traumatic experience but she was ultimately okay. She didn't even end up needing to go to the hospital because the crew had such a well-stocked medical kit... they were able to treat her effectively right there. Although, her legs were severely scarred up for the rest of her life.
John Hammond's Nephew has taken over the company and sacked his uncle. The Nephew wants to open a park on the mainland while John Hammond wanted the Island to become a Wild Life Preserve where people must stay away from it
9:58 the best bit of this is the reaction and the way he reacts...plus of course the irony... “This is different” Rex roar ‘...ok, not so different now...’ Gives little “oh shit” sigh and dims light... This is why when Thor ragnorok was being scripted there were sections simply marked “goldblum” Basically just hire goldblum to come in and be goldblum...
This movie and Jurassic Park 3 are set on a different island. Then they go back to the first island for Jurassic World and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
Tim just another note In this movie the island is Isla Sorna Isla Sorna is the first island Ingen actually got into business but they decided to go to Isla Nublar which was the island that got erupted by Mount Sibo
It's not bad, the biggest annoyance for me is how the raptors were cut out of the ending. They were the obvious explanation for the boat crew getting killed and we could've had some more gratuitous dino-violence out of them on the mainland...
Funny thing about this movie is everything bad that happened in the movie and all the people dead can be traced to a bad decision made by either Sarah or Nick.
The scary part about stark and the comps is they have a toxin in their saliva that weakens and dulls the pain, to where you almost feel so good you just...want to lay down and take a nap. And then they go for the kill. Now thats from the books. Stark was surely feeling their bites but did you notice how he was getting weaker and weaker to where he could only roll over the log lol
Kinda like the bite of a vampire bat on a cow or other livestock. There's an enzyme in their saliva that dulls the pain of the initial bite and also causes the blood to continue flowing as they drink their fill.
Fun fact, there's a deleted scene where Peter Ludlow is drunkenly stumbling around and falls on the baby T rex and that's how its leg got broken and kinda poeticwhen the father rex bites Peter's leg and letting the baby finish him off imo lol. And the whole reason Hammond wanted Malxolm and company to go to the island was to collect photos and data to help turn it into a restricted wildlife preserve. The entire last act of the film was also changed last minute and was originally supposed to end with Pteranodons attacking the helicopters in the building area.
Awesome video! Cant wait for JP 3, and by the way so you wont get confused of the island. There are 2 dinosaur islands, Isla Nublar was the first one with the park, this one is a whole different island called Isla Sorna (Site B), where they raise the dinos and move them into the other island, the 3rd movie will be based on the site B as well.
someone has probably already mentioned but the guy trying to run into the video store in san deigo who has that horrible squelching death scream sound (which i think is the best death lol) is David Keopp the film writer and 2nd director (he also co wrote the first film with Michael Crichton the author
The concept of what could happen if the dinosaurs were to be unleashed upon the world of humanity was teased here when the male T-Rex escaped and wreaked havoc in San Diego, just wait until you see Jurassic World: Dominion!!! It's going to be 10 times bigger than what we could ever expect it to be
Don't know if anyone said something or not; or if you figured it out for yourself. But the first movie was set on Isla Nublar, while the second was set on its sister island, Isla Sorna, the site of the first Jurassic Park. Isla Sorna was supposed to be for breeding only; where the animals were to be moved to Isla Nublar for the Park. The family landed on the second island; which wasn't classified as Quaritined like Isla Nublar was. The 3rd film would go back to the first island.
Do you not realise vince vauns character was responsible for every death in this movie. He let the dinosaurs out of their cages that must’ve killed somebody and destroyed all their equipment. He brought the baby Rex to the trailer resulting in the death of Eddie the only decent guy in this movie and the destruction of their equipment. Everyone that dies along the way is because of him. He takes the hunters bullets causing even more deaths and resulting in the trex being tranquillised and brought to the states instead and the resulting deaths of civilians. All because of him
Rex just fed, so he won’t stalk us for food Just fed?! I assume you’re talking about Eddie...you might show a little respect, he saved our lives by giving his Well then his troubles are over...my point is predators don’t hunt when they’re not hungry...
@@trayolphia5756 You're entire comment is confusing and a rollercoaster. It's like you just commented as two seperate people, then responsed to one of the two.
The little girl in the beginning didn't die, it was also told in the book that she didn't die. Also the way Tim screams at the Velociraptor jumpscare is adorable
The little girl getting attacked is from the prologue of the 1st book and repurposed here, in the same book babies in a hospital were eaten by those green shits.
Correct me if i'm wrong but i pretty distinctly remember the first book starting from a perspective of a doctor-lady on the mainland when a helicopter delivers a wounded construction worker and it's implied that he was attacked by a raptor 'cause he kept repeating "raptor" while being in shock.
@@andrewpiltenko9432 The prologue had several scenes focused on the minor characters, and yes I definitely remember that in the first part along with the other stuff. Well remembered.
@@toodlescae Yeah the book had good stuff at the start that should have been in the movie, but once they got to the park, the movie did it much better.
Jurassic Park is my childhood so yes, this movie and the first one will always be my favorite. People who dislike this movie clearly have no good taste in movies
I can only justify my reasons for hating this movie, and I'll explain it here. - Steven Spielberg created the JP film based on Crichtons novel (about 75% accuracy to the novel) to huge success. Fans beg for sequel. - Crichton firmly states that he does not write sequels. However, Spielberg continues to pressure Crichton to write a sequel, so he can base a 2nd film on his writing. - Crichton caves and writes a second novel, which was incredible. - Spielberg then adapts the book to film and probably keeps 5% of the story content. Most of the changes are weird and also have no continuity. So we never got to see a faithful adaptation of the second book, which is a great book. And I find it so insulting that Spielberg did that after pressuring Crichton to write the book in the first place. Also fun fact: the opening scene came from the first JP novel.
This movie is a cinematic masterpiece. I know so many people dislike it, but I have to disagree. I thinks it's just as good as the original and also one of my favorite films.
Hey, it's a DINOSAUR movie! How can anyone hate a DINOSAUR movie! From the original The Lost World in the 1920's to King Kong in 1933, to DInosaurus!, Gwangi, The Land that Time Forgot, The Last Dinosaur... all the way to Jurassic Park and beyond... If the movie is about dinosaurs, count me in!
This one is up here with the 1st one for me, i really don't get the people who don't like it. The sequence on the glass is one of my favorite scenes in film ever.
Nice video! I have a few suggestions for your future videos. These are by Steven Spielberg, the director of Jurassic Park and The Lost World: 1. Schindler's List 2. Saving Private Ryan 3. War of the Worlds (2005) 4. Indiana Jones 1-4 5. Minority Report 6. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
I would like to say that the Parasaurolophus (the big duck-billed dinosaur with the horn on the back of its head) fought back against those hunters and sent two of them literally flying through the air in that scene. I definitely cheered for the duck-bill there. Unfortunately, it didn't stop them, and, as a result, it still ended up on the ground a moment later.
Actually The Lost World and Jurassic Park are both based on the original Jurassic books written Michael Crichton except the books are have A LOT MORE gore than the movies, the two T-Rex’s splitting Eddie in half is as similar as the deaths in this movie get in the book, I mean in the scene where they are in the tall grass it only had one kill in the book but in that kill the guy gets jumped on from the back by a Velociraptor and then the rest of the Raptors come and tear his body apart, there was one that was holding the guys severed head in its mouth, and in the first movie for the Nedry kill the book counterpart had the Dilophosaurus be 10 feet tall and it blinded Nedry with its spit and then it tore in belly open with one of its claws and the intestines were falling out of his body and then when Nedry fell to the floor it bit on the sides of his head and lifted him off the ground when he finally died, so yeah the books are way more gorier than the films, also the plot for the Jurassic Park book and movie is similar while the plot for The Lost World book and movie are completely different Sorry for writing an entire paragraph I just really love this franchise
This is my favorite Jurassic Park movie so far, mostly because of all the stuff taking place in the city. I'm hoping they revisit that concept in the future Jurassic World films!
Other Jeff Goldblum (Malcolm) movies that show his comedic side are Transylvania 6-5000 or Vibes Also in the movies: Silverado Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzai
The island they're on in this movie is actually a different island than the first one. I had to watch the movie a few times to get it. This is one of those movies you have to watch a couple times to catch all the really small details. There's actually a deleted scene that's filled with exposition where they basically explain that the little girl lived, but was badly injured.
I mean, they said it in this movie that she lived. In the scene when Ian went and talked to Hammond. Hammond said that the little girl was attacked but survived.
If you thought the two movies were graphic or scary, you NEED to read the original books. the first book was SO much more graphic and crazy. The second book actually had so much happen differently and Sarah Harding's character was so much more badass! her raptor chase scene was adapted for Owen Grady in Jurassic World.. And to answer your question, no the little girl at the start of the movie didn't die (at least, according to the book). That scene was actually part of the FIRST book, along with a lot of scenes that they split up between the rest of the movies.
I have never wanted a character to die in a movie that didn't end up being killed more than I wanted Vince Vaughn's character to die. By taking those bullets out of that gun he got dozens of people killed.
This is my fave Jurassic movie. I really don't get why ppl dislike it. Has so much more going on than the first one. Julianne Moore is totally awesome aswell 🙂
The way to tell the male and female T-Rex apart is by their color. The female is brown and more solid color, whereas the male is primarily green but also has some stripes as well. I think they're also equally sized as well. Around this time, scientific research seemed to show the female T-Rex was BIGGER than the male (mainly with the discovery of a T-Rex named Sue), but nowadays we don't think that was the case (even though I'm still partial to that idea).
The beard is...really working, BTW. I love this movie, nothing beats the first JP but this is so...silly and stupid at times that you can’t help but have fun. Also having Jeff Goldblum lead this film is just perfect, it brings something the first film couldn’t do which is this sort of absurdist, cynical view of the island. I don’t know how into reading you are but Jurassic Park and The Lost World are two very different but good books (especially JP) Haha, that scare got everyone in the theater too. The guy who gets eaten in the blockbuster is the co-writer. Also there are about 1,000 theories on what happened on the boat and that originally it seems it was intended for raptors to have been on the boat and escaped. Which would explain how the crew was killed but the Rex was still caged
They're actually "utahraptors". The film calls them by the name of their much better known cousins the "velociraptors". But velociraptors are actually between the size of a chicken and a small dog. The difference between utahraptors and the films' raptors size is negligible.
I guess it’s like in Harry Potter 2 where the Basilisk ( the serpent) is actually called a Cockertrice, & the Basilisk is actually a fire breathing chicken with a pissy attitude 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Huge speech: This movie is so well written I have no fucking clue what haters are talking about. It's a bit fast in the middle but like... in the first movie a child hacking a computer that they hired a special guy just to design, so well that he shut down the whole park on his own from it? And she just recognizes all the operations and everything as soon as she sees it. Right. Or how about how they turn about 60 dialectic conversations from the book about ethics into ONE dinner scene where they barely touch on anything? Yeah sorry the first movie makes even less sense. At least in this movie the dinosaurs actually ACT like dinosaurs and they go into the olfactory cavities of TREX, its realistic hunting ranges, its parental behaviors, and all sorts of other goodies, like the scene where they tear through an entire jungle to sniff out their child. The first movie was a much better book. You know what a trex would do if it broke out of a fence that it was trapped in forever? fucking get as far away as possible. in the first movie it harasses people with 0 provocation for the longest time. The second movie tries to fix tons of inconsistencies with the dinosaur stuff and even rolls back how bad the trex's vision is as it also likely genetically overcame this slowly through reproduction and just general practice with shitty eyes (it's possible some dinosaurs were born with shitty eyes just like people sometimes are). However, the trex had the best vision of any animal ever so to cut most of its role in the movie is also really satisfying to dinosaur heads. Also the movie in general has a tight theme about naturalism from the ground up and nick and sarah are the two most important characters in the movie. Everyone else literally doesn't matter. Nick was sent to stop the idiots trying to make another park (successfully) and Sarah was meant to document the animal's to show the public that they needed to be left alone (successfully). People died? Yeah it was a huge idiotic mission from the jump. People dying was assumed to be a possibility for the stability of the island. You know what's dumber? Raptors in the first movie... they were turned into aliens essentially. lol opening doors xD I like how they totally rolled back on that too with how raptors in this are fucking dense like they should be (jumping through glass windows when the door and another opening were right there). This movie fixes literally everything. Including how a child who be of help in a situation (kicking a bird is possible, a 13 year old child hacking a park mainframe is cringely and hilarious). Also ps? this movie has incredible dialogue. There are so many banging lines in this movies it's not even funny how slept on it is.
Hi Tim, I was a little late, RUclips did not notify me. This film is very good, but I confess that I am very much looking forward to your reaction to the first Jurassic World, it is my favorite of the entire franchise.
I Love this movie so much, It's so much better than the First to me. I love how they're more like Animals and less like themepark monsters. Your reaction is priceless when there's two Adult Tyrannosaurs lmao. Also these Rexes see you even if you don't move, these are a different breed. And for the reason Dieter Stark died to the Compys, it's also highly likely that they were all Venomous because in the first book they are. So a dozen of these little chickens from hell nipping at your face and body it wore him down making him easy prey. I thought that was a Fun idea. The Raptors we encounter in this are notably male too smaller with a tiger like appearance. The SS Venture the ship that crashed at the end is a Reference/Cameo of the Ship that took King Kong to the world in the 1933 original. ^-x
Animals in most larger zoos are breeded and monitored for a time before letting them in to an actual zoo. Some zoos outsource the animals completely. Some have enclosed habitats of their own. They can have more control out of sight of the guests and make more safe for everyone.
This movie went off the rails when rexie romped through San Diego It was adequately true to the book up to that point. I read JP in the 4th grade and before it was a movie and finished reading TLW the day I went to the theater to watch it.
I had to laugh here... You said if one thing that malfunctioned caused an island to be over run by dinosaur... Than if a few got on the main land.. would be worse... So you are saying that there is more than 1 thing malfunctioning on the main land 🤣🤣
They won't ever let a kid die on screen in the Jurassic Park Franchise. It's why I hope for one of the characters in Camp Cretaceous to get eaten even though we know we will never get to see it happen.
They already established that this was a second island. I really don't know why JW and FK decided to ignore what was established here in TLW, with the Sand Diego incident and and the that the two islands need to be isolated. JW and FK were just bad fanfictions. Oh, and check out Jurassic Park III, the third film.
The little girl died yes! but in the dinosaurs defense since im their attorney...The copies said the little girl fed them chicken from her sandwich which lead them to believe she also must taste like chicken ! They also has this to say...( well we right about her tasting like chicken)!XD
If you enjoyed the Jurassic Park movies, it might interest you to know that they are adaptations of two novels by Michael Crichton. In addition to writing novels, Crichton also wrote and directed a movie called *Westworld (1973).* Of course, you might also know it from the fact that there has been a more recent television adaptation of Westworld. You should consider watching the film though, it's a cult classic.
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I'm surprised Ian didn't show more signs of PTSD in this movie after he nearly got crippled in the first movie.
Also, the guy that eventually got chomped by the Tyrannosaur was in no danger from the snake. It was a scarlet kingsnake that slithered into his shirt. Remember the rhyme for discerning the kingsnake from the venomous coral snake: red near black, venom lack. Red near yellow kill a fellow. It's a reference to the positioning of the colored bands on their body. Kingsnake band patterns go red black yellow, coral snake band patterns go red yellow black.
To be fair in that situation you are not going to be calm enough to identify the snake and freaking out is sort of understandable.
@@maximaldinotrap Very fair point. I suppose it's just my autistic mind catching a specific detail.
@@rainbowpegacornstudios Our minds do be like that though.
I heard it that “if red touches yellow, he’ll kill a fellow, if red touches black he’s a friend of jack”.
Love different ways of saying the same thing 😂
Just in case you wanted to know, the male (Buck) T-Rex has a large scar on his snout while the female (Doe) doesn't. Glad you saw this, it's criminally underrated and deserves way more appreciation as it was able to dial up the intensity to 11.
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Fun fact: there's a deleted scene that shows the little girl survived the attack at the beginning, though severely disfigured.
Yay now I know what happens to that cliff hanger when I watch the movie
The Scene with the little girl and the Compies was a scene from the First Jurassic Park Novel she is just badly wounded not killed, The Family had no Idea that Dinosaurs were on the Island as it was a different Island to Jurassic Park it is where they bred them before shipping to the main park
Yeah the scene along with others were included in the newer release extended edition
I thought I was going insane 🤣 I remember that she survived
Is there an actual picture or do we only get hints of it in the corporate meeting? I want to see how well they did the make up.
U probably didn’t know this but the Asian men running in the city front he Rex said “ we left Tokyo to get away from this “ making a Godzilla / kaiju reference
doesn't this mean that Godzilla exists in the JP universe?
@@mrhalfwit972 It's better if we don't think too much about it xD
That is actually incorrect I believe, as it originates from this scene from Inspector Gadget (1999): m.ruclips.net/video/7cnIImkYge8/видео.html
But yes, that moment w/ the Asian men was most likely indeed a Godzilla reference.
@@mrhalfwit972 If dinosaurs can be brought to life, why not Godzilla?
@@jakemaelstrom1404 this implies the existence of a Monster Park, not too different from Jurassic Park.
I’ll always love how the T-Rex parent lets the baby eat the dude at the end 😂 the parent just looks at the baby like “it’s okay sweetie, go ahead, you can have him 🥰”
It's also revealed that guy was the one who broke the baby's leg when he got drunk and fell on it so papa rex broke his leg to stop him from getting away for the baby to eat
Ikr lol it's like go on baby I want u to have ur first kill eat this asshole 😂
One of my favourite memes comes out of this film, in the early scene with Hammond and goldblum
“Don’t worry, I’m not going to make the same mistakes again”
“No...no...you’re making ah, you’re making all new ones”
In the meme, hammonds head is replaced by either Mickey Mouse or Kathleen Kennedy and over goldblum face is a banner that simply says “Star Wars fans”
Another fun fact: the guy who was eaten while trying to get into the Blockbusters store was David Koepp, the screen writer for the movie.
"They did not learn from their first mistake" - Thing is, if in reality we had brought back dinosaurs, no matter what mistakes we make, we would want to still keep them around. Such a breakthrough would not be one that we would simply want to undo. That's just the truth of it.
Good guys: Anti-zoo extremists releases a bunch of dangerous animals in the middle of a camp potentially killing/maiming a lot of people.
Bad guys: comes across the people who destroyed their whole camp and possibly caused the death/injury of their friends, but helps them up and tries to get them to safety anyway because humans should be kind to one another.
Who are we rooting for again?
I saw this in a packed theater when it was new, and it was a real crowd-pleaser. A very fun movie-going experience.
Yes, that's why I don't get all the hate. I think it's just cool these days to hate everything.
Me too. My theatre was PACKED and it was in a huge one-screen theatre with balconies and everything. It was a huge hit and definitely a crowd pleaser. I loved it and it was well done.
A lot of people always wondered how did the crew of the ship die when the T-Rex was locked below deck and it was never explained in the movie; but they did explain it in the book. Before the ship left the island with the Rex, a pack of Raptors stowed away onboard and ended up killing and eating the crew. That is what caused the ship to crash into the docks on the mainland. By that note, it means there is an unknown number of Raptors running around in the city. Honestly, out of everything to cut from the movie for time/money, I don't know why they cut that detail because it makes no sense to anyone who hasn't read the book.
Then I guess the ship was on autopilot to reach San Diego, otherwise without the crew how would it get there?
probably Buck ate those Raptors too before arriving,or should I say crashing,at the dock
Really wish they had kept that scene in the movie lol
Sarah was doing okay on her own. It's when the guys arrived and started talking, making all the noise that caused her to lose focus.
Mommy Is Very Angry lol love those 2 T-Rexes, loved the reaction!
Truth in television. The human reaction to hearing a scream is to freeze and mentally assess if they just heard a scream. The second scream prompts the active response because it confirms you heard a scream, and it needs to be acted upon whether you run towards to help or away to flee. This is why a lot of people get victimized even though they screamed for help... they only screamed one time, and people hearing it froze up and then weren't sure if they heard a scream or not, and either figured it was a trick of their ears or weren't able to determine where it came from fast enough to intervene. Survival tip: Keep screaming as long as you can, no matter what.
For the record, that lovely little girl survived. According to the novelization, she got a bit chewed up, in particular around the legs below her knees, but managed to stay on her feet, and thus out of mortal danger from the compie swarm,long enough for her father and the sailors to arrive and drive off the compies before they could do any serious injury to her. It was a traumatic experience but she was ultimately okay. She didn't even end up needing to go to the hospital because the crew had such a well-stocked medical kit... they were able to treat her effectively right there. Although, her legs were severely scarred up for the rest of her life.
John Hammond's Nephew has taken over the company and sacked his uncle. The Nephew wants to open a park on the mainland while John Hammond wanted the Island to become a Wild Life Preserve where people must stay away from it
9:58 the best bit of this is the reaction and the way he reacts...plus of course the irony...
“This is different”
Rex roar
‘...ok, not so different now...’
Gives little “oh shit” sigh and dims light...
This is why when Thor ragnorok was being scripted there were sections simply marked “goldblum”
Basically just hire goldblum to come in and be goldblum...
This movie and Jurassic Park 3 are set on a different island. Then they go back to the first island for Jurassic World and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
Tim just another note
In this movie the island is Isla Sorna
Isla Sorna is the first island Ingen actually got into business but they decided to go to Isla Nublar which was the island that got erupted by Mount Sibo
the message of that ending is so underrated/overlooked. It actually makes me tear up every time I watch it.
17:05 that was the cutest jump scare ever haha
This is one of my fave Jurassic park film’s
Underrated Spielberg classic. More action. More Dino.
It's not bad, the biggest annoyance for me is how the raptors were cut out of the ending. They were the obvious explanation for the boat crew getting killed and we could've had some more gratuitous dino-violence out of them on the mainland...
Same
Funny thing about this movie is everything bad that happened in the movie and all the people dead can be traced to a bad decision made by either Sarah or Nick.
The scary part about stark and the comps is they have a toxin in their saliva that weakens and dulls the pain, to where you almost feel so good you just...want to lay down and take a nap. And then they go for the kill. Now thats from the books. Stark was surely feeling their bites but did you notice how he was getting weaker and weaker to where he could only roll over the log lol
Sorry for the rambling I really like talking about this stuff lol
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Helpful info, I didn’t know that.
I love that scene in the book!
Not to mention that he's having trouble breathing the toxin was shutting down his body
Kinda like the bite of a vampire bat on a cow or other livestock. There's an enzyme in their saliva that dulls the pain of the initial bite and also causes the blood to continue flowing as they drink their fill.
My mom took me to see this when it came out for my 10th bday. Easily one of my favorites in the franchise.
The rich family you see right at the beginning has no idea there are dinosaurs on the island 🏝
Considering their status and the time, I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't even know dinosaurs could be small.
Fun fact: the best part of your Jurassic reactions so far are the jump scare scenes. 🤣🤣🥳🥳
Fun fact, there's a deleted scene where Peter Ludlow is drunkenly stumbling around and falls on the baby T rex and that's how its leg got broken and kinda poeticwhen the father rex bites Peter's leg and letting the baby finish him off imo lol. And the whole reason Hammond wanted Malxolm and company to go to the island was to collect photos and data to help turn it into a restricted wildlife preserve. The entire last act of the film was also changed last minute and was originally supposed to end with Pteranodons attacking the helicopters in the building area.
I was like repeating 10 times your reaction on 17:05 - it's funny and been waiting to your jumpscare reaction 🤣🤣🤣
This is the scariest Jurassic Park film, I think.
Awesome video! Cant wait for JP 3, and by the way so you wont get confused of the island. There are 2 dinosaur islands, Isla Nublar was the first one with the park, this one is a whole different island called Isla Sorna (Site B), where they raise the dinos and move them into the other island, the 3rd movie will be based on the site B as well.
Like Hammond said. Nublar was the showroom and Sorna was the factory floor... The ones they hatched on Nublar in the first movie was just "for show."
someone has probably already mentioned but the guy trying to run into the video store in san deigo who has that horrible squelching death scream sound (which i think is the best death lol) is David Keopp the film writer and 2nd director (he also co wrote the first film with Michael Crichton the author
Tbh Eddie was probably my favorite character in the series. And again another great reaction video! I love your accent. (:
LOL your lil scream at 17:05 was PRECIOUS! 🙈
The concept of what could happen if the dinosaurs were to be unleashed upon the world of humanity was teased here when the male T-Rex escaped and wreaked havoc in San Diego, just wait until you see Jurassic World: Dominion!!! It's going to be 10 times bigger than what we could ever expect it to be
"Why did they go back to the island" One word capitalism!!!!
Don't know if anyone said something or not; or if you figured it out for yourself. But the first movie was set on Isla Nublar, while the second was set on its sister island, Isla Sorna, the site of the first Jurassic Park. Isla Sorna was supposed to be for breeding only; where the animals were to be moved to Isla Nublar for the Park. The family landed on the second island; which wasn't classified as Quaritined like Isla Nublar was. The 3rd film would go back to the first island.
17:05 I love this reaction man 🤣❤️
Do you not realise vince vauns character was responsible for every death in this movie. He let the dinosaurs out of their cages that must’ve killed somebody and destroyed all their equipment. He brought the baby Rex to the trailer resulting in the death of Eddie the only decent guy in this movie and the destruction of their equipment. Everyone that dies along the way is because of him. He takes the hunters bullets causing even more deaths and resulting in the trex being tranquillised and brought to the states instead and the resulting deaths of civilians. All because of him
This is my favorite jurassic park film I like when the two trex's tear Eddie apart sad but awesome death
YES!
yes eddie's death was sad because he could've just left and lived but he stayed and died trying.
Rex just fed, so he won’t stalk us for food
Just fed?! I assume you’re talking about Eddie...you might show a little respect, he saved our lives by giving his
Well then his troubles are over...my point is predators don’t hunt when they’re not hungry...
@@trayolphia5756 You're entire comment is confusing and a rollercoaster. It's like you just commented as two seperate people, then responsed to one of the two.
@@meganlodon it was a quote of the exchange between Roland and Malcolm...? Just forwent the quotation marks...?
The look on your face at 16:15 is the perfect reaction to the choices the characters make in this movie.
'Movies with Mikey' take on this film really made me appreciate it more. I already loved it, just didn't know why.
Freaking Jeff Goldblum!!
The little girl in the beginning didn't die, it was also told in the book that she didn't die. Also the way Tim screams at the Velociraptor jumpscare is adorable
nice reaction to the lost world a good movie I liked your reacting to this, now time to react to Jurassic Park 3
17:05 hahaha the scream XD and my favourite phrase "Hate to hear the word Isolation in 2020 but it's ok"
19:40 such a cool scene haha the little trex being taught by his parent.
The little girl getting attacked is from the prologue of the 1st book and repurposed here, in the same book babies in a hospital were eaten by those green shits.
Correct me if i'm wrong but i pretty distinctly remember the first book starting from a perspective of a doctor-lady on the mainland when a helicopter delivers a wounded construction worker and it's implied that he was attacked by a raptor 'cause he kept repeating "raptor" while being in shock.
@@andrewpiltenko9432 The prologue had several scenes focused on the minor characters, and yes I definitely remember that in the first part along with the other stuff. Well remembered.
Eww. One of the few times I'm glad I didn't read the books.
@@andrewpiltenko9432 you're correct sir.
@@toodlescae Yeah the book had good stuff at the start that should have been in the movie, but once they got to the park, the movie did it much better.
Jurassic Park is my childhood so yes, this movie and the first one will always be my favorite. People who dislike this movie clearly have no good taste in movies
I can only justify my reasons for hating this movie, and I'll explain it here.
- Steven Spielberg created the JP film based on Crichtons novel (about 75% accuracy to the novel) to huge success. Fans beg for sequel.
- Crichton firmly states that he does not write sequels. However, Spielberg continues to pressure Crichton to write a sequel, so he can base a 2nd film on his writing.
- Crichton caves and writes a second novel, which was incredible.
- Spielberg then adapts the book to film and probably keeps 5% of the story content. Most of the changes are weird and also have no continuity.
So we never got to see a faithful adaptation of the second book, which is a great book. And I find it so insulting that Spielberg did that after pressuring Crichton to write the book in the first place.
Also fun fact: the opening scene came from the first JP novel.
This movie is a cinematic masterpiece. I know so many people dislike it, but I have to disagree. I thinks it's just as good as the original and also one of my favorite films.
Hey, it's a DINOSAUR movie! How can anyone hate a DINOSAUR movie! From the original The Lost World in the 1920's to King Kong in 1933, to DInosaurus!, Gwangi, The Land that Time Forgot, The Last Dinosaur... all the way to Jurassic Park and beyond... If the movie is about dinosaurs, count me in!
@@minnesotajones261 at least it's not JPIII
Agree, until they leave the island. I think that is where they messed up. Too rushed and forced. Best sequel tho. Easily.
The only reason this movie gets slammed is because it gets compared to the original JP
I like the 1st and the this one i enjoyed them both. I thought that they were both really good. Im not so keen on the 3rd one.
This one is up here with the 1st one for me, i really don't get the people who don't like it. The sequence on the glass is one of my favorite scenes in film ever.
Nice video! I have a few suggestions for your future videos. These are by Steven Spielberg, the director of Jurassic Park and The Lost World:
1. Schindler's List
2. Saving Private Ryan
3. War of the Worlds (2005)
4. Indiana Jones 1-4
5. Minority Report
6. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Love this movie also. Thank you again for the reaction review.
Glad you enjoyed it
OMG 17:05 that was an awesome reaction and scream. Haha you're so adorable
This Jurassic Park movie 🎥🍿 is awesome.
The only thing better than a T. rex is TWO T. rexes... (well, three with the infant...)
I would like to say that the Parasaurolophus (the big duck-billed dinosaur with the horn on the back of its head) fought back against those hunters and sent two of them literally flying through the air in that scene. I definitely cheered for the duck-bill there. Unfortunately, it didn't stop them, and, as a result, it still ended up on the ground a moment later.
Actually The Lost World and Jurassic Park are both based on the original Jurassic books written Michael Crichton except the books are have A LOT MORE gore than the movies, the two T-Rex’s splitting Eddie in half is as similar as the deaths in this movie get in the book, I mean in the scene where they are in the tall grass it only had one kill in the book but in that kill the guy gets jumped on from the back by a Velociraptor and then the rest of the Raptors come and tear his body apart, there was one that was holding the guys severed head in its mouth, and in the first movie for the Nedry kill the book counterpart had the Dilophosaurus be 10 feet tall and it blinded Nedry with its spit and then it tore in belly open with one of its claws and the intestines were falling out of his body and then when Nedry fell to the floor it bit on the sides of his head and lifted him off the ground when he finally died, so yeah the books are way more gorier than the films, also the plot for the Jurassic Park book and movie is similar while the plot for The Lost World book and movie are completely different
Sorry for writing an entire paragraph I just really love this franchise
20:36 This is a sneak peak for the 3th movie. Love your reactions!
Lowkey this is my favourite jurassic park movie.
I like how the dinosaurs lived naturally on the island without fences.
For me, this is the best of all saga, the visual effecs, the animals are so real. Let's see Dominion in 2022
This is my favorite Jurassic Park movie so far, mostly because of all the stuff taking place in the city. I'm hoping they revisit that concept in the future Jurassic World films!
Other Jeff Goldblum (Malcolm) movies that show his comedic side are Transylvania 6-5000 or Vibes
Also in the movies:
Silverado
Adventures of Buckaroo Bonzai
The island they're on in this movie is actually a different island than the first one. I had to watch the movie a few times to get it. This is one of those movies you have to watch a couple times to catch all the really small details. There's actually a deleted scene that's filled with exposition where they basically explain that the little girl lived, but was badly injured.
I mean, they said it in this movie that she lived. In the scene when Ian went and talked to Hammond. Hammond said that the little girl was attacked but survived.
If you thought the two movies were graphic or scary, you NEED to read the original books. the first book was SO much more graphic and crazy. The second book actually had so much happen differently and Sarah Harding's character was so much more badass! her raptor chase scene was adapted for Owen Grady in Jurassic World..
And to answer your question, no the little girl at the start of the movie didn't die (at least, according to the book). That scene was actually part of the FIRST book, along with a lot of scenes that they split up between the rest of the movies.
In the T-Rex chase scene in San Diego when we see the T-Rex catch the man they say it was Steven Spielberg.
I have never wanted a character to die in a movie that didn't end up being killed more than I wanted Vince Vaughn's character to die.
By taking those bullets out of that gun he got dozens of people killed.
,i love your unexpected scream so girlie hahaha
I loved your reaction to this movie! Can't wait for the next 3 and after fallen kingdom you should watch battle at big rock too
This is my fave Jurassic movie. I really don't get why ppl dislike it. Has so much more going on than the first one. Julianne Moore is totally awesome aswell 🙂
Same man, JP 2 is the best ❤️
The way to tell the male and female T-Rex apart is by their color. The female is brown and more solid color, whereas the male is primarily green but also has some stripes as well. I think they're also equally sized as well. Around this time, scientific research seemed to show the female T-Rex was BIGGER than the male (mainly with the discovery of a T-Rex named Sue), but nowadays we don't think that was the case (even though I'm still partial to that idea).
The beard is...really working, BTW.
I love this movie, nothing beats the first JP but this is so...silly and stupid at times that you can’t help but have fun. Also having Jeff Goldblum lead this film is just perfect, it brings something the first film couldn’t do which is this sort of absurdist, cynical view of the island.
I don’t know how into reading you are but Jurassic Park and The Lost World are two very different but good books (especially JP)
Haha, that scare got everyone in the theater too.
The guy who gets eaten in the blockbuster is the co-writer.
Also there are about 1,000 theories on what happened on the boat and that originally it seems it was intended for raptors to have been on the boat and escaped. Which would explain how the crew was killed but the Rex was still caged
20:44 they didn't go back to the island. That was isla nublar this is isla sorna, site B.
They're actually "utahraptors". The film calls them by the name of their much better known cousins the "velociraptors". But velociraptors are actually between the size of a chicken and a small dog. The difference between utahraptors and the films' raptors size is negligible.
I thought they were the size of turkeys. See what I did there? ;)
I guess it’s like in Harry Potter 2 where the Basilisk ( the serpent) is actually called a Cockertrice, & the Basilisk is actually a fire breathing chicken with a pissy attitude 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
19:04. That guy was the writer of the movie.
Huge speech: This movie is so well written I have no fucking clue what haters are talking about. It's a bit fast in the middle but like... in the first movie a child hacking a computer that they hired a special guy just to design, so well that he shut down the whole park on his own from it? And she just recognizes all the operations and everything as soon as she sees it. Right.
Or how about how they turn about 60 dialectic conversations from the book about ethics into ONE dinner scene where they barely touch on anything? Yeah sorry the first movie makes even less sense. At least in this movie the dinosaurs actually ACT like dinosaurs and they go into the olfactory cavities of TREX, its realistic hunting ranges, its parental behaviors, and all sorts of other goodies, like the scene where they tear through an entire jungle to sniff out their child.
The first movie was a much better book. You know what a trex would do if it broke out of a fence that it was trapped in forever? fucking get as far away as possible. in the first movie it harasses people with 0 provocation for the longest time. The second movie tries to fix tons of inconsistencies with the dinosaur stuff and even rolls back how bad the trex's vision is as it also likely genetically overcame this slowly through reproduction and just general practice with shitty eyes (it's possible some dinosaurs were born with shitty eyes just like people sometimes are). However, the trex had the best vision of any animal ever so to cut most of its role in the movie is also really satisfying to dinosaur heads. Also the movie in general has a tight theme about naturalism from the ground up and nick and sarah are the two most important characters in the movie. Everyone else literally doesn't matter. Nick was sent to stop the idiots trying to make another park (successfully) and Sarah was meant to document the animal's to show the public that they needed to be left alone (successfully).
People died? Yeah it was a huge idiotic mission from the jump. People dying was assumed to be a possibility for the stability of the island. You know what's dumber? Raptors in the first movie... they were turned into aliens essentially. lol opening doors xD I like how they totally rolled back on that too with how raptors in this are fucking dense like they should be (jumping through glass windows when the door and another opening were right there). This movie fixes literally everything. Including how a child who be of help in a situation (kicking a bird is possible, a 13 year old child hacking a park mainframe is cringely and hilarious). Also ps? this movie has incredible dialogue. There are so many banging lines in this movies it's not even funny how slept on it is.
Fun fact a raptor pack killed the boat crew and left the boat before it sailed to far from the island
I find this more scary than the first
Eddie was the BEST character in the movie. P.S. he was the one who got pulled out of the car and torn in half
Honestly where did they think the rex was on the ship??? Hiding in the bathroom?? Nah lets check the cargo hold for survivers
Hi Tim, I was a little late, RUclips did not notify me. This film is very good, but I confess that I am very much looking forward to your reaction to the first Jurassic World, it is my favorite of the entire franchise.
JOhn Hammond's intentions were good. Two islands was a good safety idea.
Remeber when you said "This is so stressful" wacthing the first one? LOL
I Love this movie so much, It's so much better than the First to me. I love how they're more like Animals and less like themepark monsters. Your reaction is priceless when there's two Adult Tyrannosaurs lmao. Also these Rexes see you even if you don't move, these are a different breed. And for the reason Dieter Stark died to the Compys, it's also highly likely that they were all Venomous because in the first book they are. So a dozen of these little chickens from hell nipping at your face and body it wore him down making him easy prey. I thought that was a Fun idea. The Raptors we encounter in this are notably male too smaller with a tiger like appearance. The SS Venture the ship that crashed at the end is a Reference/Cameo of the Ship that took King Kong to the world in the 1933 original. ^-x
Animals in most larger zoos are breeded and monitored for a time before letting them in to an actual zoo. Some zoos outsource the animals completely. Some have enclosed habitats of their own. They can have more control out of sight of the guests and make more safe for everyone.
This movie went off the rails when rexie romped through San Diego It was adequately true to the book up to that point. I read JP in the 4th grade and before it was a movie and finished reading TLW the day I went to the theater to watch it.
Just realized that President Coin was in Jurassic Park. Haha.
Julianne Moore is a terrific actress. Solid in everything. 👍
@@CR41489 apparently she wants to return for Dominion
Dude, you make the greatest memeable faces. XD
I had to laugh here... You said if one thing that malfunctioned caused an island to be over run by dinosaur... Than if a few got on the main land.. would be worse... So you are saying that there is more than 1 thing malfunctioning on the main land 🤣🤣
The best part about this movie is the 1010% Amount Done that Ian Malcom is for the entire film.
Usually I find Movie Reactions really boring, but I love yours...
P.S. with all respect, you're really cute!
Catching up with you slowly...lol
They won't ever let a kid die on screen in the Jurassic Park Franchise.
It's why I hope for one of the characters in Camp Cretaceous to get eaten even though we know we will never get to see it happen.
You should react to DUEL. It was Steven Spielberg’s first film
My favorite JP movie
They already established that this was a second island. I really don't know why JW and FK decided to ignore what was established here in TLW, with the Sand Diego incident and and the that the two islands need to be isolated. JW and FK were just bad fanfictions. Oh, and check out Jurassic Park III, the third film.
The little girl died yes! but in the dinosaurs defense since im their attorney...The copies said the little girl fed them chicken from her sandwich which lead them to believe she also must taste like chicken ! They also has this to say...( well we right about her tasting like chicken)!XD
Love these vids!
Always a pleasure Tim!
Please watch "WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT" !
YES!
If you enjoyed the Jurassic Park movies, it might interest you to know that they are adaptations of two novels by Michael Crichton. In addition to writing novels, Crichton also wrote and directed a movie called *Westworld (1973).* Of course, you might also know it from the fact that there has been a more recent television adaptation of Westworld. You should consider watching the film though, it's a cult classic.