To be fair I wished to be an old man with a big white beard and a cliché british beige colonial outfit my whole childhood. Smoking a pipe and riding in an old 4x4.
You can really tell she has seen this movie countless times, not only because of how much joy she portrays, but also because of how she comments about details most don't even realize, like how certain characters move or specific musical moments. her enthusiasm is contagious and i love it!!
She lets out some sniffles of joy at certain moments. Her enthusiasm is absolutely wonderful. It makes me remember watching this film with my grandma as a 10 year old in Long Beach. I started getting weepy, too.
When I first saw this movie in DVD form and saw the subtitles, I realized there was an entire other movie of sound and dialogue I never knew about. Then, when they re-released it in theaters in 3D, I saw things I'd never noticed. It's a pretty amazing movie, you can see it a hundred times and still experience new things
Don't worry about it. Just remember that the fat guy with glasses got the best line of the film; "Dodgson! Dodgson! We've got Dodgson here! See nobody cares"
i love how Korone is always streaming things that she likes even if they might not appeal to everyone, it's always enjoyable to see her sharing her favorite things while happily commenting about them, she is an exemple of how streamers should be.
@@stiimuli Bro, I'm actually scared for my life. This little doggo has been the focus of my life for the past month. Her happiness is just crazy infectious.
"Local westaboo doggo fangirls over Jurassic Park for 13 minutes straight" is something I never thought I needed in my life but here it is and it's wonderful.
Its heartwarming to see her getting emotional over Hammond grief, being her favorite character. The funny part is that Spielberg made Hammond more gentle and sympathetic in the movie on purpose, since in the book he is openly obsessed, selfish, greedy and lost on his own world. Spielberg projected himself in the Hammond character and saw him as "the dreamer" comparing the act of building the park as the act of doing a movie, painting a more dubious and child like Hammond. So, in another words, Korone favorite character is *SPERBIERGU*
YAGOO: "I thought if I could, not if I should." *looks at Matsuri* This may have been a disaster, but everything will be fixed in the next Hololive generation!
She really has an eye for little details. Especially subtle characterization moments where small, seemingly meaningless actions help signal to the viewer what sort of person each character is and what part they will play in the larger story.
There is absolutely nothing that makes me like a person more than seeing them be super passionate about something they like to the extent that they can pick out insanely small details that I never would have seen otherwise. Korone nerding out over Jurassic Park is a perfect example of this.
Korone knows what works about Jurassic Park too. Kids in chat start complaining that the T-rex is taking too long to appear, and Korone tells them, "It's better this way."
It's actually kind of refreshing to see someone who has reference for, and appreciation for, all the movies and games that people my age grew up with. Like, come on, when are you gonna hear someone bust out a fuckin' Dino Crisis reference? Never. And from the names of horror movies and stuff she drops, it's pretty clear she as a person has a passion for this stuff, which is more than a lot of people out there just faking it or just reacting to stuff they don't care about because people tell them to. So yeah, good job random dog girl. Stay cool.
This is is heartwarming, I've honestly never seen anyone this fascinated and excited about a great movie such as jurassic park. Dude, Korone just doesn't hide her joy, doesn't hide the fact that she is having a great time, and I love that about her, how authentic she is.
LOL pretty sure she was into this stuff before ARK, considering she named her first tamed creature “Spielberg”, and also mentions Dino Crisis in the audio commentary stream.
I was lucky enough to watch Jurassic Park during its opening weekend back in 1993. It was one of the defining moments of my childhood, and was one of the reasons I got into reviewing when I was older. Now I just wish I had someone as cool and observant as Korone to watch it with back then; cute doggo persona aside, you can tell that she's quite analytical and well-versed in film. And Jurassic Park is one of those films that transcends language barriers.
RepublicOfUs To be more specific, GOOD practical effects will always age fantastically. That one looked pretty goofy even when the film was released imo.
seeing korone get all excited over the movie and focusing over small details like the expressions of the actors or the letters being reflected on that dinosaur just makes it so engaging to watch. i've never seen someone be as excited as her reacting to a movie on here. it makes me smile so much!
This made me sad, weirdly enough, because she's right about Hammond-- you can tell by Richard Attenborough's facial expressions that he knows he fucked up, and that he's indirectly responsible for these peoples' deaths. Of course, by the time they decided to have multiple theme parks and even a camp in a park where carnivorous dinosaurs have been eating people pretty much since Day 1, it's hard to keep having sympathy for InGen.
Jurassic World 1 and 2 (and JP3) only make sense if we take them as non-canon or as a remake or something. The details like the Jurassic Park hat being called, "poor taste" and finding the old Visitor's Center are cool, but just make the plot completely non-sensical when you think about their inclusion too much.
"A camp in a park where carnivorous dinosaurs have been eating people pretty much since day 1"? Other than the original Jurassic Park incident, the Jurassic World park hasn't really had major incidents like that. It was open for 10 years without dinosaurs eating people, until the incident from the first JW movie. InGen is an evil company in the original trilogy, but it has been bought out by Masrani after Hammond died. They were doing pretty well and were more oriented towards customer experience rather than profits.
Korone's love for Jurassic Park is really adorable, i vibe with her excitement whenever watching this film when she said it's lonely when it ended, it hits me how accurate it is. That's how great this movie is it took you back to a time where you feel everything is right with the world, so when it ended, it felt like you woke up from a very nice dream.
@@pekomains Sir, I don't think polygamy is allowed by the Pekoland's law. If I'm not mistaken, according to Pekoland's law, polygamy is punishable by guillotine. What's worse is it wouldn't be your neck that kiss the blade, but your PP instead. So prepare -yourself- your PP! Omae wa mou shindeiru peko!
Here for the annual re-watch of this beauty. The envy is still fresh for those that could enjoy it fully uahahah. This was my entry into the rabbit hole
I love how she gets excited when every character shows up the first time lol. I also think it's pretty clear she loves this movie - which makes sense. It's one of the greats. A true classic. Korone definitely has great taste in movies.
How do I say this... As an American who grew up in this time range, I have watched this movie countless times and loved it every time. Anosa... when I watch Korone watch it, it seems like even more of a masterpiece than I originally believed.
It's so great how much this movie blends CGI with animatronics for the dinosaurs. They can do a lot of fluid movement in one take and then drop the grainy texture and look twice as real in the next. Even with how old this CGI is you think there's something really there hunting down the protagonists.
I guess I'm late to the party on this one, but even though this is my favorite movie, Korone actually pointed out things I never noticed before. Amazing!
The CGI and Animatronic work, to this day, is still some of the best ever done in film. There's just nothing like it. Additionally, I find it funny that she brings up Dino Crisis. Always did think of Dino Crisis as Resident Evil mixed with Jurassic Park. We need a new Dino Crisis game. Please Capcom, remake?
Honestly, I totally get it. This is exactly how I am when watching a movie I love. Just appreciating the actors, musical cues, little details, everything. Her appreciation for it all is so genuine.
2:15 lmao did the editor seriously add in a note about the seat belt? Woah that's some top level big brain analysis right there that no one has heard about before.
Really cute seeing the Doggo geeking out over American cinema. This was one of the greats in the 90's. The book is scary as hell. Makes the movie look like a childrens show. The Nedry death scene alone is wildly different. Michael Crichton paints some seriously brutal scenes with his words.
Can we take a moment to talk about her loving this movie so much that she's legit crying while watching it because it's just that good? Doggo really knows how to appreciate a masterpiece.
@colten bennion Dude, come on. Yeah, there were suits and animatronics and a giant upper half of a T-Rex. There was also the "Welcome to Jurassic Park" scene with a ton of all CG Dinos, multiple full-CG shots of a T-Rex running straight at camera, an extended tracking shot of a full-CG Gallimimus herd rushing past our main cast, the Brontosauruses (if that's not the correct species, I apologize) in the misty distance, and the grand finale of the full-CG T-Rex fighting the full-CG Raptor pack, leading up to the full-CG T-Rex doing it's "when dinosaurs ruled the Earth" victory scream. I'm certain there's more I'm forgetting. Additionally, there's also a bunch of what you mentioned: "little bits of cgi here and there to accentuate the practical effects." I'd say all of that justifies the statement "There's tons of CGI in Jurassic Park.", because there is. Boiling it down to "seven minutes" of computer effects is a little disingenuous, seeing as how a very large portion of this movie is dinosaur-free to begin with.
Me: mr speilburg I’m from the future. And I have a message about the future. Speilburg: what what is it? Are we gonna be flying in space? Or maybe ending world hunger? Me: no its that a random dog girl persona is gonna be watching and loving your film with several viewers live Speilburg: ? Me: yup that’s out timeline my guy
for those of you who were too young when this movie was in theaters, if only you could of been there for the immense hype this movie had when it was coming out, the clothing line, lunch boxes, collectible cups, toys from fast food restaurants (...i think...) and even video games. this was one heck of a party.
I was too young to remember all the hype around this film but I had the chance to discover it in the cinema and be totally traumatized by it. Since then, I have loved dinosaurs and it is one of my favorite movies of all time.🥰
This movie is the real pinnacle of golden age of movie magic. Amazing effects to bring fiction to life. So much talent in the sets, music, acting, ect. Still holds up to this day. It's wonderful to see people from other parts of the world - especially Korone - gushing over this classic. I wonder if she has seen the others, like Alien or Indiana Jones.
It's funny because he wasn't a scholarly old man at all. If anything, he was a child in the body of an old man, filled with the wonder and the delight of creatures long gone, with no idea of the horrors they could and would bring because he decided to bring them back.
@@golocoz No need to worry, this amount of content should be fine under fair use. Your video alerted me to this stream in the first place, so thank you for that :)
not literally stream the movie, she just put the movie's timer so ppl can match which part she watch without putting the movie in the stream. basically you need to turn on the movie, watch it yourself while constantly checking out korone's reaction/commentary over the movie xD unlike certain youtuber *cough* Suzy lu *cough*
I still can't believe it's actually jurassic park what she's watching , like , it's not a Japanese film or something like that , it's *JURASSIC PARK!* And the fact that she *loves* that movie so much it's not only wholesome , but is also telling me she knows what a good movie is , she is a Doggo of culture indeed.
Man, I wish I was there watching the film alongside Korone, it's clear she really enjoyed the film and she said really interesting stuff about it in this clip.
Kind of random, but goddamn, I forgot how good the effects were in this movie. That T-Rex looks better than anything you see in movies anymore. The shot when he pulls out the flare to distract it- I swear if you showed this to aliens they’d think this was an actual animal that was alive right now that was trained to do movies. This is making me want to watch the whole movie again.
Even more impressive that that particular shot was almost entirely CG (and early nineties CG at that), and looks better than any of the crap in _Avatar_ even twenty years later. This is the example I always bring up when people say CG just can't measure up against practical in-camera vfx-it's entirely capable, but it requires a level of care and effort that producers these days just don't bother to put forth. So many people don't even realise how extensively digital effects were used on this movie because they've stood the intervening thirty years so well, and that's just a testament to the dedication and genius of Phil Tippet and the rest of the ILM animation team.
@@DistractedGlobeGuy it helps that the cg is hidden more with a darker setting. Cg shouldn't be used in bright settings because it becomes much more noticeable. Adding blur so that lines aren't sharp helps as well.
@@iNCoMpeTeNtplAyS to that latter point, that was actually a technique that was discovered by _Jurassic Park_ creature effects supervisor Phil Tippet while working on _The Empire Strikes Back._ He figured out a way to make miniature puppet animation look more fluid by capturing frames in between the individual animation points rather than on them, which was the biggest technological leap forward in VFX since Merrian C Cooper back in the Great Depression.
@@DistractedGlobeGuy it's a shame when I'll watch a show and It sucks me in only for some lazy cg to immediately take me out. Those shows aren't hundred million dollar productions, but I'd much rather watch a quality slideshow of what is happening than a stuttering mess.
I gotta agree that the dinos in this are amazing..especially like with the baby raptor and the Triceratops when they use physical models and practical effects to make them..when everything is just CG you don't get a real feel for it and it makes it more difficult on the actors to..well..ACT like they are interacting with something that is there.
I would love to see her review/watch more movies; her level of excitement and insight are honestly really enjoyable. :) Thanks for the clip and translation!
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If you told me a while back that one day, I'd be watching a 3D anime dog fangirl over Dr. Alan Grant, I'd tell you to pass the blunt
Mind passing it here?
Keep passing that blunt because she 2-d, fool
Goat Man
nah but she uses a 3D model
I wonder what would happen if we told Steven this after JC hit theaters
fangirl over Dennis Nedry*
Other girls: Damn I wish I was handsome
Korone: Damn I wish I was an old man
To be fair I wished to be an old man with a big white beard and a cliché british beige colonial outfit my whole childhood.
Smoking a pipe and riding in an old 4x4.
An wise old man with a wide beard lol
Korone is an unusual girl... and she's the best of them all
"He's like a perfect circle" is a very positive way of putting it
Probably why she's the kindest doggo.
LunarSkyWolf7
and bestest doggo
Squidward: _"A perfect circle?!"_
Oh Wayne Knight, what did you do to deserve that
You can really tell she has seen this movie countless times, not only because of how much joy she portrays, but also because of how she comments about details most don't even realize, like how certain characters move or specific musical moments.
her enthusiasm is contagious and i love it!!
I honestly didn't think it was possible to love this doggo more
Then I watched this video
She lets out some sniffles of joy at certain moments. Her enthusiasm is absolutely wonderful. It makes me remember watching this film with my grandma as a 10 year old in Long Beach. I started getting weepy, too.
When I first saw this movie in DVD form and saw the subtitles, I realized there was an entire other movie of sound and dialogue I never knew about. Then, when they re-released it in theaters in 3D, I saw things I'd never noticed. It's a pretty amazing movie, you can see it a hundred times and still experience new things
I love Korone's reasoning for her mixed feelings about the cow scene. On one hand, the cow's going to die. On the other, she likes barbecue.
Ah yes, the duality of man
As a fat guy with glasses, I'm always a little nervous when I have to don a rain coat at work because of this movie.
Someday, you're going to be eaten by a Dilo lol
@@efu2046 I always knew it would end that way.
You know the rules (brings out a dilo) and so do i
Accept your fate, embrace it.
Don't worry about it. Just remember that the fat guy with glasses got the best line of the film;
"Dodgson! Dodgson! We've got Dodgson here! See nobody cares"
i love how Korone is always streaming things that she likes even if they might not appeal to everyone, it's always enjoyable to see her sharing her favorite things while happily commenting about them, she is an exemple of how streamers should be.
Korone's happiness is always so infectious.
She is very special =)
@@stiimuli Bro, I'm actually scared for my life. This little doggo has been the focus of my life for the past month. Her happiness is just crazy infectious.
Who doesn't like Jurassic Park??
Let's be honest here as long as she's in the video we would even watch paint dry
@@kb-ww1uw yeah, you're right
"Local westaboo doggo fangirls over Jurassic Park for 13 minutes straight" is something I never thought I needed in my life but here it is and it's wonderful.
You can never beat a classic. And that will always be a fact
More like Ameriboo
somebody should show this to Supilbergo. This was the cutest thing ever.
i wonder if any japanese people like weebs the way i like korone's interest in america
lily-liver
I’m sure they exist. I know code lyoko is popular there. Then again that show is popular world wide
The level of enjoyment Korone has for basically everything is so endearing... I love her so much
A true dog
The passion to do anything really is the rarest of the rare traits there is
@Bryan Alarcon pfft oh yeah I can vouch for this statement
Techvi and the merchant in RE4, even though she betrayed him 😂
On one side we have koro nerding out watching a beloved movie
And then there's a certain JK that watched Human Centipede
best Movie ever after Lord of the ring trilogy ......Human Centipede
Well Korone seems like she's got an old soul seeing that she likes classic games and movies.
Mito is just in it for the lulz.
she also sang a bunch of 80s-2000 songs yesterday xP
@@NamelessGlasses isn't korone old in dog years
@@vm_duc She's 90 years old in dog years
Its heartwarming to see her getting emotional over Hammond grief, being her favorite character. The funny part is that Spielberg made Hammond more gentle and sympathetic in the movie on purpose, since in the book he is openly obsessed, selfish, greedy and lost on his own world. Spielberg projected himself in the Hammond character and saw him as "the dreamer" comparing the act of building the park as the act of doing a movie, painting a more dubious and child like Hammond.
So, in another words, Korone favorite character is *SPERBIERGU*
Yep. The melting ice cream scene was the moment this movie replaced _The Last Crusade_ as Spielberg's best.
Hearing Korone be a super excited westaboo is always a treat.
This video is proof that chaos theory exists, and that we should be grateful for it.
anime, uh, finds a way
@@kekutougame - dr. Ian Malcolm, 1993
YAGOO: "I thought if I could, not if I should."
*looks at Matsuri*
This may have been a disaster, but everything will be fixed in the next Hololive generation!
I love the way she says "Spielberg!"
It's so cute!
SUPEELABUGOO
9:03 & 9:40 😂
SUPIRIBAAGU
Korone saying "Shoot her!" is one of the greatest things I've ever heard.
She really has an eye for little details. Especially subtle characterization moments where small, seemingly meaningless actions help signal to the viewer what sort of person each character is and what part they will play in the larger story.
We need her to stream _Reservoir Dogs._
"but Korone likes barbecue too." that... is the most adorable thing I've heard in a while XD
There is absolutely nothing that makes me like a person more than seeing them be super passionate about something they like to the extent that they can pick out insanely small details that I never would have seen otherwise. Korone nerding out over Jurassic Park is a perfect example of this.
I wish I could one day come to love something even half as much as Korone loves this film.
watch when she play bonogurashi and saw bonobono,that was 100% korono love
I feel a little bit envious when I watch people like her and the8bitdrummer having a blast doing their thing, meanwhile nothing really excite me.
Watching people get excited can be really exciting and enjoyable, especially if its from the people you care about. Im sure that day would come
Korone knows what works about Jurassic Park too.
Kids in chat start complaining that the T-rex is taking too long to appear, and Korone tells them, "It's better this way."
It's actually kind of refreshing to see someone who has reference for, and appreciation for, all the movies and games that people my age grew up with. Like, come on, when are you gonna hear someone bust out a fuckin' Dino Crisis reference? Never. And from the names of horror movies and stuff she drops, it's pretty clear she as a person has a passion for this stuff, which is more than a lot of people out there just faking it or just reacting to stuff they don't care about because people tell them to.
So yeah, good job random dog girl. Stay cool.
This is now the official director's commentary
Damn slow down Eminem 4:07
I had to accelerate my brain to sub that part.
Korone: Rap Dog.
@@james13sylar *wrap dog
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@@james13sylar Korone: Rap DoGoD
This is is heartwarming, I've honestly never seen anyone this fascinated and excited about a great movie such as jurassic park. Dude, Korone just doesn't hide her joy, doesn't hide the fact that she is having a great time, and I love that about her, how authentic she is.
This is honestly my favorite part of Hololive's ARK addiction. It inspired Korone's dinosaur binge.
LOL pretty sure she was into this stuff before ARK, considering she named her first tamed creature “Spielberg”, and also mentions Dino Crisis in the audio commentary stream.
@@thatdarnskag5043 Fubuki too, even if i always though it was "speedburger"
@@scorpixel1866 S P E E D B U R G E R
@@kaiviru this is meme material
ThatDarnSkag what OP is saying is that her love of Jurassic Park fueled her love and addiction for ARK. Idk how you missed the point.
I’m still totally new to vtubers, but this girl’s willingness to show her emotions has made me a fan of hers :D
Korone is possibly the most joyful and adorable thing this planet has produced since puppies and kittens
I was lucky enough to watch Jurassic Park during its opening weekend back in 1993. It was one of the defining moments of my childhood, and was one of the reasons I got into reviewing when I was older. Now I just wish I had someone as cool and observant as Korone to watch it with back then; cute doggo persona aside, you can tell that she's quite analytical and well-versed in film. And Jurassic Park is one of those films that transcends language barriers.
Doggo! Doggo! We've got Doggo here!
See? Everybody cares. Nice dog.
@@JimJamMS you're god damn right
Korone: "I like scholarly grandpa!"
Me: "....i still have chance"
Practical effects man, they really hold up. Alien still looks amazing as well as The Thing.
I'd LOVE to see her watch The Thing. Lol.
Ehhhhhh, the full-body Xenomorph at the end of Alien is pretty hilarious now. Can't say anything bad about The Thing, though.
Sometimes they work, but if it moves, you can see it is a fake. I’ve never seen a realistic puppet.
Kinda want to see her watch Labyrinth and Dark Crystal...
RepublicOfUs To be more specific, GOOD practical effects will always age fantastically. That one looked pretty goofy even when the film was released imo.
seeing korone get all excited over the movie and focusing over small details like the expressions of the actors or the letters being reflected on that dinosaur just makes it so engaging to watch. i've never seen someone be as excited as her reacting to a movie on here. it makes me smile so much!
I really like how she is appreciative of the Triceratops not being CG because it feels real
This made me sad, weirdly enough, because she's right about Hammond-- you can tell by Richard Attenborough's facial expressions that he knows he fucked up, and that he's indirectly responsible for these peoples' deaths.
Of course, by the time they decided to have multiple theme parks and even a camp in a park where carnivorous dinosaurs have been eating people pretty much since Day 1, it's hard to keep having sympathy for InGen.
Jurassic World 1 and 2 (and JP3) only make sense if we take them as non-canon or as a remake or something. The details like the Jurassic Park hat being called, "poor taste" and finding the old Visitor's Center are cool, but just make the plot completely non-sensical when you think about their inclusion too much.
Actually there were only 2 parks, the first one being Jurassic Park and the other one being Jurassic World, 3 if you count the San Diego park
I mean... still feel sorry for the hunters that were employed by InGen in the 2nd movie...
@@GhostTrueCapitalist I’ve only seen the first movie and nothing else in the series, sorry.
"A camp in a park where carnivorous dinosaurs have been eating people pretty much since day 1"? Other than the original Jurassic Park incident, the Jurassic World park hasn't really had major incidents like that. It was open for 10 years without dinosaurs eating people, until the incident from the first JW movie.
InGen is an evil company in the original trilogy, but it has been bought out by Masrani after Hammond died. They were doing pretty well and were more oriented towards customer experience rather than profits.
"Don't forget the goat okay?"
My god she's sadistic with the details lmao
OMG my heart is melting!! Watching Korone watch one of my favorite movies is so cool!
Korone's love for Jurassic Park is really adorable, i vibe with her excitement whenever watching this film
when she said it's lonely when it ended, it hits me how accurate it is. That's how great this movie is
it took you back to a time where you feel everything is right with the world, so when it ended, it felt like you woke up from a very nice dream.
Cheating on Pekora twice in one day... you should be ashamed of yourself
I am ashamed.
@@pekomains Two timer, you need more than that to be ashamed.
Work peko
@@pekomains Sir, I don't think polygamy is allowed by the Pekoland's law. If I'm not mistaken, according to Pekoland's law, polygamy is punishable by guillotine. What's worse is it wouldn't be your neck that kiss the blade, but your PP instead. So prepare -yourself- your PP!
Omae wa mou shindeiru peko!
Im willing to forgive him since its korone
I come back to hins vid every now and then, thanks for keeping it up!
Appreciate it, thanks so much!
Korone: "Boing, boing"
Rushia: "I heard that."
"Curtis"
Here for the annual re-watch of this beauty. The envy is still fresh for those that could enjoy it fully uahahah. This was my entry into the rabbit hole
0:41 "This isn't a dog, it's a dinosaur!"
- Kyōryūgami Korone
Nice
She loves this franchise so much she even went out and played the game for over 10 hours til the end of the game Lol
I would love to see her play turok as well!
No way! xd
A dog is fine too
chocolatesquirrel100
Wait
Vanilla... tag?
Oh
Oh no
I’m now worried as to what this might be, and yet strangely curious
Ohhhh I understand.
Clever DOG
I love how she gets excited when every character shows up the first time lol. I also think it's pretty clear she loves this movie - which makes sense. It's one of the greats. A true classic. Korone definitely has great taste in movies.
As a fan of the Jurassic franchise, it brings me a smile to see the childlike glee Korone has while watching this.
11:42 "anonenone" is one of the cutest things I've ever heard.
The cut to Initial D threw me off guard! XD
Initial Doggo
inu-tial d
How do I say this... As an American who grew up in this time range, I have watched this movie countless times and loved it every time. Anosa... when I watch Korone watch it, it seems like even more of a masterpiece than I originally believed.
It's so great how much this movie blends CGI with animatronics for the dinosaurs. They can do a lot of fluid movement in one take and then drop the grainy texture and look twice as real in the next. Even with how old this CGI is you think there's something really there hunting down the protagonists.
"Ah, i love this guy too"
I mean, who doesnt ?
Its Jeff Goldblum
I guess I'm late to the party on this one, but even though this is my favorite movie, Korone actually pointed out things I never noticed before. Amazing!
The CGI and Animatronic work, to this day, is still some of the best ever done in film. There's just nothing like it.
Additionally, I find it funny that she brings up Dino Crisis. Always did think of Dino Crisis as Resident Evil mixed with Jurassic Park.
We need a new Dino Crisis game. Please Capcom, remake?
I like how she just shouts out "Spielberg!" when she starts getting emotional.
"Speelbergu" xD. Adorable. Also legitimately insightful looks on the small details of the movie. I would watch her do a series of movie reviews.
Honestly, I totally get it. This is exactly how I am when watching a movie I love. Just appreciating the actors, musical cues, little details, everything. Her appreciation for it all is so genuine.
2:15 lmao did the editor seriously add in a note about the seat belt? Woah that's some top level big brain analysis right there that no one has heard about before.
Really cute seeing the Doggo geeking out over American cinema. This was one of the greats in the 90's.
The book is scary as hell. Makes the movie look like a childrens show. The Nedry death scene alone is wildly different. Michael Crichton paints some seriously brutal scenes with his words.
She also talked about Back to the Future before, I would LOVE for her to do a watch-along to that trilogy.
7:50 Like everyone else, Korone-chan came for the T-Rex. XD
Everyone loves Roxy.
Can we take a moment to talk about her loving this movie so much that she's legit crying while watching it because it's just that good? Doggo really knows how to appreciate a masterpiece.
Damn peko sub with that high tier production quality
1:40 Just a slip up. Love their usage of CGI in this movie.
@colten bennion 7 minutes? There's tons of CGI in Jurassic park.
@colten bennion Dude, come on. Yeah, there were suits and animatronics and a giant upper half of a T-Rex. There was also the "Welcome to Jurassic Park" scene with a ton of all CG Dinos, multiple full-CG shots of a T-Rex running straight at camera, an extended tracking shot of a full-CG Gallimimus herd rushing past our main cast, the Brontosauruses (if that's not the correct species, I apologize) in the misty distance, and the grand finale of the full-CG T-Rex fighting the full-CG Raptor pack, leading up to the full-CG T-Rex doing it's "when dinosaurs ruled the Earth" victory scream. I'm certain there's more I'm forgetting. Additionally, there's also a bunch of what you mentioned: "little bits of cgi here and there to accentuate the practical effects." I'd say all of that justifies the statement "There's tons of CGI in Jurassic Park.", because there is. Boiling it down to "seven minutes" of computer effects is a little disingenuous, seeing as how a very large portion of this movie is dinosaur-free to begin with.
"This is completely unrelated but..." *insert Korone's opinion
I love seeing Korone have so much appreciation for the classics like this. So heartwarming and fun
I didn’t know she did this, it would have been awesome to watch this stream
T Rex: Barreling after the jeep about to devour them all
Korone: :D
11:18 I'm glad the coolness of that line gets across to foreign audiences as well.
11:03
Seeing people remember Dino Crisis always warms my heart
Me: mr speilburg I’m from the future. And I have a message about the future.
Speilburg: what what is it? Are we gonna be flying in space? Or maybe ending world hunger?
Me: no its that a random dog girl persona is gonna be watching and loving your film with several viewers live
Speilburg: ?
Me: yup that’s out timeline my guy
I love this. And it's translated and cut down to the best parts and her biggest reactions, at a digestable time of 13 minutes.
for those of you who were too young when this movie was in theaters, if only you could of been there for the immense hype this movie had when it was coming out, the clothing line, lunch boxes, collectible cups, toys from fast food restaurants (...i think...) and even video games. this was one heck of a party.
I was too young to remember all the hype around this film but I had the chance to discover it in the cinema and be totally traumatized by it. Since then, I have loved dinosaurs and it is one of my favorite movies of all time.🥰
This movie is the real pinnacle of golden age of movie magic. Amazing effects to bring fiction to life. So much talent in the sets, music, acting, ect. Still holds up to this day. It's wonderful to see people from other parts of the world - especially Korone - gushing over this classic. I wonder if she has seen the others, like Alien or Indiana Jones.
I got really happy when she mentioned Dino Crisis, that's one of my favorite childhood video games right there
I love how much she loves it and how much joy she takes in showing everyone.
Jurassic Park theme: plays
Korone (points at screen): THATS IT THATS THE JURASSIC PARK SONG
It's funny because he wasn't a scholarly old man at all. If anything, he was a child in the body of an old man, filled with the wonder and the delight of creatures long gone, with no idea of the horrors they could and would bring because he decided to bring them back.
Not included in this video is Korone's admirable spoiler restraint, but luckily this is available at ruclips.net/video/pZSz0W0fBQU/видео.html.
Oh man, you should have just put that in your clip as well!
Also, I gotta say that you have massive balls for putting in the movie footage as well lol
@@golocoz No need to worry, this amount of content should be fine under fair use. Your video alerted me to this stream in the first place, so thank you for that :)
Korone's famous love for grandpas makes this watch 10x better
*"ojiisan" does anything*
Koronechan: I love that!
Dissecting my favorite childhood movie *and* bringing up one of my favorite childhood games? She's truly a doggo after my own heart
I had no idea I needed this in my life. You learn something every day I guess
What?? Korone streams movies too??????
and I thought I couldn't possibly love this doggo any more than i already do =)
not literally stream the movie, she just put the movie's timer so ppl can match which part she watch without putting the movie in the stream. basically you need to turn on the movie, watch it yourself while constantly checking out korone's reaction/commentary over the movie xD
unlike certain youtuber *cough* Suzy lu *cough*
@@whitedrone4698 Oh, sort of like BDG's redub of Stranger Things' first episode.
@@Nyxlave yup!
I’ve never wanted to understand Japanese more then I do now, just so I can understand her full Jurassic park commentary
Korone is a gem and so is this channel
It's a shame this vod is lost to time now. It'd be nice to be able to go back and watch Jurassic Park with past Korone.
It's archived at hololivevideos.download/channel/inugamikorone , the title is【同時視聴】名作『ジュラシックパーク(1993年)』をころねと見るだけ【戌神ころね/ホロライブ】
11:05 honestly, seeing her stream Dino Crisis would be a lot of fun! That game is an underrated horror gem
I still can't believe it's actually jurassic park what she's watching , like , it's not a Japanese film or something like that , it's *JURASSIC PARK!*
And the fact that she *loves* that movie so much it's not only wholesome , but is also telling me she knows what a good movie is , she is a Doggo of culture indeed.
Guess we could say...She's a..."Clever Girl".
**Roll Credits**
4:05 Asacoco kicks in, rap god comes out.
The envy for the JPN-savvy members that can watch this full aaaargh. Watching it again lol
Man, I wish I was there watching the film alongside Korone, it's clear she really enjoyed the film and she said really interesting stuff about it in this clip.
KORONE : Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think, "This isn't a dog, it's a dinosaur!"
Kind of random, but goddamn, I forgot how good the effects were in this movie. That T-Rex looks better than anything you see in movies anymore. The shot when he pulls out the flare to distract it- I swear if you showed this to aliens they’d think this was an actual animal that was alive right now that was trained to do movies. This is making me want to watch the whole movie again.
Even more impressive that that particular shot was almost entirely CG (and early nineties CG at that), and looks better than any of the crap in _Avatar_ even twenty years later.
This is the example I always bring up when people say CG just can't measure up against practical in-camera vfx-it's entirely capable, but it requires a level of care and effort that producers these days just don't bother to put forth. So many people don't even realise how extensively digital effects were used on this movie because they've stood the intervening thirty years so well, and that's just a testament to the dedication and genius of Phil Tippet and the rest of the ILM animation team.
@@DistractedGlobeGuy it helps that the cg is hidden more with a darker setting. Cg shouldn't be used in bright settings because it becomes much more noticeable. Adding blur so that lines aren't sharp helps as well.
@@iNCoMpeTeNtplAyS to that latter point, that was actually a technique that was discovered by _Jurassic Park_ creature effects supervisor Phil Tippet while working on _The Empire Strikes Back._ He figured out a way to make miniature puppet animation look more fluid by capturing frames in between the individual animation points rather than on them, which was the biggest technological leap forward in VFX since Merrian C Cooper back in the Great Depression.
@@DistractedGlobeGuy it's a shame when I'll watch a show and It sucks me in only for some lazy cg to immediately take me out. Those shows aren't hundred million dollar productions, but I'd much rather watch a quality slideshow of what is happening than a stuttering mess.
I wish Korone was able to watch more movies. I would love to hear her opinions on more western films such as this. It's adorable watching her fangirl.
I didn't even know this happened, and now I'm wanting a full translated commentary video so I can watch the movie alongside her :)
You can tell she's a serious movie lover, she pays attention to every little detail. Bless her.
I gotta agree that the dinos in this are amazing..especially like with the baby raptor and the Triceratops when they use physical models and practical effects to make them..when everything is just CG you don't get a real feel for it and it makes it more difficult on the actors to..well..ACT like they are interacting with something that is there.
Thanks for making this. Koro-san's reactions are the best
seeing the cute doggo gushing over one of my all time favorite movies really made my day
I would love to see her review/watch more movies; her level of excitement and insight are honestly really enjoyable. :) Thanks for the clip and translation!
Back again, let's goooooo. This time 6 months early for the annual watch of my introduction to Hololive.
Her pureness is so powerful. I start feeling what she's feeling just because she's feeling it so strongly.