Of course, this should've been done a bit ago since the first Jurassic Park was the very first reaction video I ever did a few months back! So if you wanted to watch that, be warned that it is indeed messy, as everyone's first RUclips video is! But I still think it's funny and entertaining anyway! ruclips.net/video/kpqHJz3xqMc/видео.html
Another reason you should watch is because the spinosaurus gets introduced which was an actual dinosaur with a gigantic sail on its spine hence the name. Also Star-Lord shows up in number four and five. As a raptor trainer!
A fun little tidbit that most people miss: The character of Sarah Harding is the daughter of Dr. Gerry Harding from the first Jurassic Park. He was the one treating the sick Triceratops.
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She's also a *massive* idiot. She went to an island full of dinosaurs *alone.* When the rest of the team caught up to her, she *ran away* and *toward* the dinosaurs. She kept going on about tyrannosaurs having parental instincts and keen sense of smell but *kept the jacket covered in baby tyrannosaur blood.* Then again, *most* of the characters are massive idiots.
my absolute favorite moment in this movie is when they're all calling for sarah, and one of the guys yells "SARAH HARDING!!!!" and malcom goes "how many sarahs do you think are on this island?" peak comedy imo
It always irked me how Eddie died. He worked so hard to save these idiots, who got themselves stuck in this situation because of their own stupidity. He gets RIPPED IN HALF as a reward... It's sickening.
exactly... usually gruesome deaths like that are saved for the villains/antagonists... eddie was a good guy :( if they have to kill off good guys the least they can do is have the death be off screen or quick and clean
I was only 12, but I remember seeing it in the theater. I remember it was packed, and I had moved to a seat closer to the screen while mom stayed toward the back I also remember that mom and a baby in the audience were the ONLY ones screaming when Nedry died LOL
@@moonbrooke27 Fortunately I was not at all scared, but I do not recall if I had gone to see it multiple times or not. But I do distinctly remember that first time
I was in fifth grade when Lost World came out and maaan, it was glorious. The merchandise were everywhere! There were not a spot in malls that didn't have Jurassic Park stall, toys, or any kind of merchandise in it. Every snack has some sort of Jurassic Park collectibles in it. It was like a big celebration. Every time a blockbuster movie came out, it was like that. Nineties, man. A LOT of fun. For those who were born in the late 90s or 2000s, lol you missed a lot of fun stuff 😂😋
The part with the Stegosauruses reminded me of a funny story. There's a The Far Side comic that has a group of cavemen looking at a picture of a Stegosaurus on a cave wall. One of the cavemen has a stick and points to the spikey part at the end of the tail and says: "Now this end is called the Thagomizer...after the late Thag Simmons." Anyway, paleontologists had no official name for the spikey end of a stegosaurus' tail and were fans of The Far Side and loved that one. So "thagomizer" is now the official name for it.
I use to live in Humboldt County and walked along that area many times. There and the forest where Return of the Jedi filmed the Endor speeder bike chase scene
I liked this movie. As usual, Ian Malcolm had all the best lines. My favorite was on the pier near the end where he leans over to Hammond's nephew and says " _Now_ you're John Hammond". The Stegosaurs were probably somewhat bigger in this movie than they were in real life and their tail muscles wouldn't have allowed them to twist their tail around to send their spikes down through a log. Also, Sarah was supposed to be some great big animal expert, but she didn't know not to get between a baby and her mother? And then she walked through the jungle wearing a jacket soaked in the baby T-rex's blood? After she told the group that the T-rex would continue to track them if they perceived a threat to their baby? Jack Horner is a paleontologist who subscribed to the theory that T-rex was a scavenger, rather than a predator. He was an advisor on the JP movies. The character Robert Burke in this film was based on Horner's adversary, paleontologist Robert Bakker. Spielberg had Burke's death written into the script as a favor to Horner. Bakker later said he liked to scene because it supported his T-Rex-as-predator belief. The third movie wasn't as good, but it does have Sam Neil returning as Dr. Alan Grant. And you've come this far, so you might as well finish the trilogy.
The 5 deaths refers to how many deaths that happened in the first movie. (1)You got the worker at the beginning, (2) The Lawyer, (3) Nedry, (4) Mr. Arnold, (5) Robert Muldoon.
The only one that I sort of like in the end from InGen is Roland Tembo played by the legend that is Pete Postlethwaite. Mainly because he realised how wrong he was because his Friend died because of his obsession and he got out while he could. Not only that but he showed concern for Sarah as he thought she was injured and when he went to search for Dieter after he went missing he said for the little girl to be protected by not telling her what happened because he has a moral code that he uphelds and is known to defend women as he picked a fight with someone before the events of the film who was harassing a waitress. He is also not considered a poacher as he wouldn't shoot the female unless absolutely necessary as he is a traditional hunter. Unfortunately as Pete Postlethwaite past away in 2011 it is likely the character will never return.
It's not shown in the movie but in the novel Ludlow is a violent alcoholic, got drunk and broke the young T-rex's leg, hence why Sarah and Nick had to fix it
I've been watching the Jurassic Park/World series since I was a kid, and it's always fun to see ppl watching it for the first time. On a side note, ppl thought Roland was the one to break the baby rex's leg. In reality, there is a deleted scene, and a picture floating around somewhere about it: Roland caught the baby, and had it tied down but didn't break its leg. Ludlow, Hammond's nephew was celebrating the success of capturing the animals, and was drunk as he fell on the baby and snapped its leg. That's why at the end the baby was growling at him because it remembered Ludlow.
@ 24:06 The funny thing about that is the snake was a harmless kingsnake that would have likely continued down and out of his pant leg if hadn't panicked. Although an expert on dinosaurs, one would think he would at least know about kingsnakes. @ 6:50 Part III has the other two lead actors from Part I. ✌️😎
That pelontologist was like that because JP's paleo consultant Jack Horner had a huge beef with his colleague Bob Bakker, whose famous look that character was based on. Bakker, for his part, was on record as saying he was flattered. Horner has become something of a pariah in the paleontological community in recent years, mostly due to his obsessive adherence to mostly disproved theories.
@@HobGungan Didn't know that. Thanks. When I first saw this back in '97, I thought it WAS Bakker trying make it in the movie business. LOL! I would like to ask him about his doppelganger getting tripped up by a kingsnake! 😁
The little Compys (Compsognathus, the tiny pack hunters) are my favorite dinos in the series, followed by the Dilos (Dilophosaurus, the frilled spitters). There’s just something about tiny dinos that can wreck shop that I like. Possible Spoilers Below Maybe not so coincidentally, I’m also a fan of the Shriekers from the Tremors series, the Gremlins from the Gremlins series, and other small critters from various game and movie franchises.
If you ask me Nick was the true villan of Jurassic Park because for bring the infant t-rex to the others or replacing Roland weapon with blank rounds he pretty much caused the deaths of alot of characters
I’ve expressed a similar sentiment on other reaction videos. I wouldn’t call him a villain; that honor still goes to InGen. However, Nick is directly responsible for practically every casualty and distress in the movie. As a kid, all we see is a guy trying to save animals. Noble! As an adult it’s hard to ignore the consequences of his actions.
So 2 fun facts related to the books: First- the opening of this film with the little girl is actually how the first book starts but was left out of the first movie cause they thought it would be too disturbing 2nd- in the book ingen isn't the villain theyre actually on Hammond's side instead the villians are people working for the Dotson Corp which is a name that should sound familiar from the first film
It makes sense for John Hammond to build on The Five Deaths. Would *YOU* travel to islands known as The Five Deaths to steal stuff willingly? I know I wouldn’t… And we all know the Raptors, in that Long Grass scene, are all like: “Oh, look, free lunch!”
So heres a fun BTS detail for the raptors in the field scene: since CGI is expensive in order to save on costs they had prop tails on sticks scattered throughout the field so several of the actors just had to drop, raise the tails, and flail them around
Ironically that snake was a non-venomous Milk Snake. There's a rhyme used to tell the difference between a Milk Snake and Coral Snake (venomous). "Red and Yellow - Kills a Fellow. Red and Black - Friend of Jack."
I think the best part of this, is the guy that plays the bad guy nephew Peter ludlow, his name is Arliss Howard and he's not british. usually if you hear someone doing an accent it's a British person doing an American accent very well to the point where you have no idea they're not American but he has legitimately one of the best accents I've ever heard in American do. He's always on the top lists for best performances for an American playing someone that is british. He was the baseball announcer in the sandlot. Not sure if that's a movie you would have watched but he plays a grown up Scotty smalls.
Does anyone remember that old Topps card series, Dinosaurs Attacks!? Now that would make a good dino movie. As long as it was as crazy, nihilistic, and gory as the cards.
Just wait till you see number three. A lucky pack shows up again and another person gets the same idea as Nedry. And and Dr Grant comes back and so does the woman who turned the power on in the first Park.
Just wanna put this out there it was hammond's nephew who broke the baby t rex's leg in a deleted scene where he was stumbling around drunk then fell on it. And there's gonna be 6 Jurassic movies total next year when Jurassic world dominion comes out
"People are so f---ing stupid in this movie, dude!" Yep. I watched this movie in theaters with my dad when I was 14. Thankfully, family practice was to wait until near the end of a movie's run before going to see it to avoid crowds and possibly get discounts, so we had the theater mostly to ourselves. This meant Dad and I could do a whispered riff track of the movie without disturbing anyone. There was a *lot* to riff.
Fun fact: the paleontologist in the beginning, with the long hair and beard, glasses and cowboy hat, is actually a paleontologist that studied at CU, here in my home state. ;)
Just in case you didn't catch the one brief line that says it, the compies didn't actually kill the little girl at the start. I mean, she was still injured, so I'm still sad after that scene. A real cautionary tale on camping on random islands during a private sea outing, though.
There were 2 deleted scenes that were filmed but were cut, yet made it in several TV versions: Peter Ludlow, John Hammond's nephew, has him fired from INGEN due to criminal and safety negligence. We are introduced to Roland Tembo, a big game hunter and tracker having a drink in Mombasa Kenya, where he picks a fight with a rude tourist and emerges victorious. His friend Ajay tells him about the expeditions quarry, and Roland says: "Ajay, go up to my ranch take a look around the trophy room, and you tell me what kind of quarry you think could possibly be any interest to me?"
11:12 Actually we now know that the Packy's head is too spongy to take impacts and instead was probably a display of sexual maturity and fertility, funny enough the guy who says its for ramming is supposed to be a spoof of Jack Horner, the paleontologist who first suggested otherwise and is responsible for helping us better understand the development of dinosaurs from hatchlings to adults
Alejandro Flores Yeah, if they smacked their heads against each other, what would happen is two words: concussion city. However, I think there was a way they did "headbutt", but it wasn't like how things like Bighorn Sheep do it. I think (and it was actually Robert Bakker who first revealed this concept to me) they did it more like Warthogs do it, where they walk up to each other, place their heads against each other, and push back and forth and wrestle with each other until one of them gets a headache and gives up.
Actually Burke, the character in question, is supposed to be a spoof of Robert Bakker, another paleontologist who Horner has had a friendly rivalry with.
The first dinosaurs to make an appearance in this film were Procompsagnauthii ("Compies" for short), which were both first and last to appear in the first novel, but were left out of the first film because who wants to bore the audience silly with 10 minutes of (a) how to pronounce their name, and (b) why they're dangerous despite being less large than your average Chihuahua. (They're venomous. Their bite doesn't inject a lot of venom, but they travel in swarms. It builds up after a couple dozen little nips. The bad news is, you are alive when they start to eat you. The good news is that you'll be fully anesthetized by then.) Hiding from T-Rex. Dr. Grant was right that a Tyrannosaur's vision is based on movement. But he was wrong, too, because, like dogs and other modern animals, their primary sense, is of smell. So all the camo in the world won't make you safe from the wrath of T-Rex after you take pot shots at him with an elephant gun. Movie #3 is a lot more intelligent with regards to dumb choices. People do make dumb choices, of course, but eventually they do learn from them, which is what we want in a decent story: Character growth.
30:56 LMAO That guys character is literally named the unlucky bastard ALSO That's david koepp the dude who's the screenwriter for a LOT of steven spielbergs movies
16:06 Seeing how much doctors charge for medical bills, I'd want to push them over a cliff too . . . :3 Actually there is some change in outcome. Though we don't know after the first movie, this reveals that InGen kept the island a secret and destroyed Ian's reputation as he broke the non-disclosure agreement. So by the end, Ian's reputation is restored as now people know dinosaurs exist (yeah, when a T-Rex gets lose and kills a bunch of civilians) though InGen wanted to open a dinosaur zoo on the main-land, so Ian's reputation would have been restored anyway. But yeah, now it's public knowledge that dinosaurs have been brought back to life, so by movie ends with the island now being a preserve that's restricted to the public. Let's just hope people do try doing anything stupid, like opening up an illegal business that sneaks tourist close to the island past the coast guard to go parasailing . . .
The reason it got brought back up is because of the official teaser for Jurassic park 6 ( Jurassic world dominion ) was released it comes out next year
Saw this film in theaters, hated it at first because my favorite character, Alan Grant wasn't in it. But I learned to love it overtime as fans considered it to be the best film in the series. It was a box office hit, making over $600 million dollars against a $70 million dollar budget.
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2 Things about this movie. 1. In the beginning of the movie after the little girl gets attacked and her mom screams there was a scene that was cut which is where Hammond's nephew was holding an InGen board meeting and he states that she is fine but her family is suing. He also talks about how many lawsuits there were from the first incident plus gags orders from a lot of the workers that weren't even attacked etc. the version you were watching was the theater version. That scene is only in the directors cut or extended version. 2. The crew on the ship that was bringing the T-Rex were all killed by Raptors cause they had brought the baby T-Rex over on a separate ship, so it was already at the new park. There was going to be a scene shot that showed Raptors getting on board and attacking and killing the crew but they never got around to it or just didn't have the time/money.
Fun Fact: the tent scene, those were real tears and fear that child actress showed. She even looked right at the camera ans crew behind the camera. According to one of many documentaries and movie commentaries for the film, it was revealed they didn't tell the actress what was going to go down nor the animatronic that was going to be used
@@OGBReacts Lol yeah. Another fun fact, it was in the script that Raptors got onto the boat and wreaked havoc on the crew. Which was why their was pieces. However it wasn't filmed but the props were used.
The scene where Dieter, the Swedish guy, played by actor Peter Stormare, gets attacked by compys after getting lost. The shot where one of the compys bites and tugs on his lip was improvised by Stormare himself! :)
Many things from the original book that didn't make it into the first movie end up in the sequels. The waterfall scene with the T-rex being one of them. In the book, it's Lex and Timmy behind the waterfall and the T-rex actually wraps its tongue around Timmy's head and starts dragging him into its mouth. Fortunately that's when Muldoon's tranquilizer dart finally takes effect after he shot the T-rex an hour beforehand.
Also dunno if yiou noticed, those "baby dinosaurs" at thebegining..the ones who ate the guy later...yeah...they...ate that little girl in the begining of the movie. they are carnivours
If this is your opinion on the second movie I can’t wait for the reaction to the third. I won’t spoil it, but I will give you some trivia! Jurassic Park 3’s original script was thrown out 6 weeks before filming. They had to write an entire movie in 6 weeks, failed, and were left in a situation where they would write a scene and then immediately film it afterwards. Just prepare yourself... mentally... It’s nothing more than a popcorn flick about as substantial as a billionaire losing a single penny. It’s fine if that’s what you’re ready for... I wasn’t. To me it’s one of the worst sequels I have ever seen. Still wish you the best of luck for whenever it comes up. Here’s hoping you can enjoy it more than me
Omg now u have to watch them all!!! First trilogy and latest trilogy add ons, they just get better and better!! The 3rd is my favourite, just the plot how they con him and then they fxxxxx soon as they get there 🤣 and the crazy scientist is the only guys who keeps popping up in all of them. But the new Jurassic World installations are amazing with the new mutated dinosaurs "give the parents something to be scared of"
I’d advise you to read the books, honestly. The books are different from the movies in a lot of ways, and The Lost World book explains the rediscovery of the second island and why they’re there. For me, the books are _much_ better than the movies, though and through, but I do love the movies, too.
Right. The old man dies in the first book, unlike the movie. The second book is MUCH more violent and scary than how Lost World turned out. I don't remember much about JP3 but it wasn't very good. Same for the Jurassic World movies; just more shit. Very expensive, flashy shit.
@@JasonHauser125 Eh, I like all the movies in their own way, personally. I can watch them all just fine, but the first two are _definitely_ considerably better than the rest. But the books? The movies could never match them in my mind, they’re just that much better. Thanks for the reminder, I may just have to go grab my copies and start them again…
Two things I heard they debunked about the dinosaurs from these movies: 1) T-rex vision is NOT based on movement. With side facing eyes, it did affect their sight somewhat, but would not make you invisible to stand perfectly still. 2) The stegosaurus, when they first arrive on the island, did have spikes on their tail, but would not have used them in the manner they did in the movie.
"Lucky.....that guy had a bad day!" :D :D Seriously these movies are just pure fun. They set up villains (and dumb people) well and then they get eaten. No deep plots, but definitely fun to watch.
There's actually 5 films, 1 short film, 1 animated series on Netflix, and another movie on the way next June that are canon. In chronological order it's - 1) Jurassic Park 2) The Lost World: Jurassic Park 3) Jurassic Park III 4) Jurassic World 5) Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous (animated series) 6) Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 7) Battle at Big Rock (short film) *it's free on RUclips
This movie has 2 of my favorite character actors, Peter Stormare (asshole who tazed the tiny dino) and Pete Postlethwaite (the hunter). They make everything better when they show up. The movie was primarily made as a way for Speilberg's new company Dreamworks to have a solid start. No one involved was really... "into" it? Wasn't a passion project or anything, just set out to make a fun blockbuster that would earn a chunk of money. And it shows lol The third is just more of the same type of thing. Watch people get eaten by dinosaurs. It's fine to watch, but if you didn't... eh. lol
This was my very first Midnight Premiere at 11 years old, after the first film was my first theatrical PG-13 at 7 years old. I enjoy every JP/JW in its own way but these first two are special for me.
So the bearded dude was actually right if they had left the jacket covered in the babies blood the T-Rex wouldn't have followed them as they were clearly only drawn to the camp due to the babies sent on the jacket
She needs to work on her knees. Otherwise, the rest of the routine was almost perfect. Good stalders and giants on the swings. Pretty close to handstands as well. Sorry; gymnastics-geek😉
the reason the ship crashes is because raptors snuck on board and killed everyone. also, the game hunter is one of the more rational and level headed people in the film. when they disabled his gun, they caused the deaths of several of the people there.
This is my rating for the JURASSIC PARK Franchise: JURASSIC PARK, 9/10 The Lost World Jurassic Park 2, 8/10 JURASSIC PARK 3, 6/10 JURASSIC WORLD, 8/10 JURASSIC WORLD 2 FALLEN KINGDOM, 7.5/10.
You know, it’s kinda interesting. I read the book this was based on before watching the actual movie, and was surprised to find that the plots and themes are completely different. They still take place on the same island, and they share a few plot beats, but where the skeleton of the first movie and book were almost beat for beat with the finer details mixed around, this time around there’s not much in common at all.
I do recommend the third movie A lot of people don't like it as much as the first or second movie because it has a slightly sillier tone, but it's a very fun watch in my opinion (personally, I like it more than the second movie, even if it's mainly because it's more colorful and The Lost World has that dog death X'D) And after Jurassic Park 3 there's also the Jurassic World movies, with the third JW movie (and thus the 5th Jurassic Park sequel) being in production currently
I do not know if you do but if you Wana try series reactions I strongly recommend netflix jurassic world camp cretaceous. After you have seen all the movies exsept the last one is not necessarily needing to be watched because then there is nothing to be spoiled over. And it is slow in the first episode but I promise you it is worth watching. It is 100% Canon to
Your blood thirstiness earned you a new subscriber. My Grandpa always said "Common sense isn't common" and yes yes yes. I agree, it was a dumb but fun movie. I forget about this one a lot, except that the girl yeeted the velociraptor out the window with gymnastics. Hilarious but I thought it was so badass when I was younger...
You’re so thankful and appreciative on every video that I just want to say ... you’re welcome! And thank YOU for being so cool and knocking out great content. 🙂
Why do people feel the need to give a thumbs down 🤔 if you don't like the video no need to click anything..... this channel needs a hell yeah button 😁. Love the content even on the films I haven't seen yet it makes me want to watch them, great job keep em coming
the 3rd Jurassic Park has good prats but its not vital to the plot of Jurassic World there is pretty fun Tell Tale game. there is also lost world 1960 and Lost World 1925 ,Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend, Dinotopia, walking with dinosaurs, Disney's dinosaur, also have Dinosaurs Ray Harryhausen films can round off your trip threw Dinosaur effects.
The book is WAY better than the movie. They changed or left out so many things there is very little resemblance between the two. Which sucks, because if they'd followed the outline of the book the movie would have been much better.
Of course, this should've been done a bit ago since the first Jurassic Park was the very first reaction video I ever did a few months back!
So if you wanted to watch that, be warned that it is indeed messy, as everyone's first RUclips video is! But I still think it's funny and entertaining anyway!
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glad you enjoyed it
Another reason you should watch is because the spinosaurus gets introduced which was an actual dinosaur with a gigantic sail on its spine hence the name. Also Star-Lord shows up in number four and five. As a raptor trainer!
A fun little tidbit that most people miss: The character of Sarah Harding is the daughter of Dr. Gerry Harding from the first Jurassic Park. He was the one treating the sick Triceratops.
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Holy shit...i never knew that😳
She's also a *massive* idiot. She went to an island full of dinosaurs *alone.* When the rest of the team caught up to her, she *ran away* and *toward* the dinosaurs. She kept going on about tyrannosaurs having parental instincts and keen sense of smell but *kept the jacket covered in baby tyrannosaur blood.* Then again, *most* of the characters are massive idiots.
@@brigidtheirish being the daughter of something dinosaur related doesnt mean they have brains 😂
@@lychan1529 True, but you'd *think* she'd at least know *not* to run toward the *two ton animal.*
my absolute favorite moment in this movie is when they're all calling for sarah, and one of the guys yells "SARAH HARDING!!!!" and malcom goes "how many sarahs do you think are on this island?" peak comedy imo
I loved that part too!
Agree 👍😂
It always irked me how Eddie died. He worked so hard to save these idiots, who got themselves stuck in this situation because of their own stupidity. He gets RIPPED IN HALF as a reward... It's sickening.
Yeah. Poor Eddie. He deserved better than those morons.
exactly... usually gruesome deaths like that are saved for the villains/antagonists... eddie was a good guy :( if they have to kill off good guys the least they can do is have the death be off screen or quick and clean
I've seen all the "Jurassic" films in the cinema. I was 14 when I saw the first part in 1993. What an experience!
You're the same age as I am. I was also 14 when I saw *Jurassic Park* in theaters in 1993.
I was only 12, but I remember seeing it in the theater.
I remember it was packed, and I had moved to a seat closer to the screen while mom stayed toward the back
I also remember that mom and a baby in the audience were the ONLY ones screaming when Nedry died LOL
I was 12 and the first film scared the FUCK out of me as a kid in the theater.
@@moonbrooke27 Fortunately I was not at all scared, but I do not recall if I had gone to see it multiple times or not. But I do distinctly remember that first time
I was in fifth grade when Lost World came out and maaan, it was glorious. The merchandise were everywhere! There were not a spot in malls that didn't have Jurassic Park stall, toys, or any kind of merchandise in it. Every snack has some sort of Jurassic Park collectibles in it. It was like a big celebration. Every time a blockbuster movie came out, it was like that.
Nineties, man. A LOT of fun. For those who were born in the late 90s or 2000s, lol you missed a lot of fun stuff 😂😋
//whoo unlucky!//
That’s correct. That man is actually credited as “Unlucky bastard”.
HAHAHAHA
@@OGBReacts AND he was played by the screenwriter David Koepp
However in the Lego Jurassic World game he is called the Unlucky Bystander.
@@OGBReacts YEAH LOL 🤣🤣 that guy had a bad day LOL you could say he will never have another one like that at least lol Right?
@@OGBReacts And that late greedy guy that got caught by Rex and babby T-Rex munching on him 😋🥩 LOL he really Deserves it wouldn't you agree?
11:45, Don't forget: Compsognathus may look cute, but they will rip you to shreds.
The part with the Stegosauruses reminded me of a funny story.
There's a The Far Side comic that has a group of cavemen looking at a picture of a Stegosaurus on a cave wall. One of the cavemen has a stick and points to the spikey part at the end of the tail and says:
"Now this end is called the Thagomizer...after the late Thag Simmons."
Anyway, paleontologists had no official name for the spikey end of a stegosaurus' tail and were fans of The Far Side and loved that one.
So "thagomizer" is now the official name for it.
I use to live in Humboldt County and walked along that area many times. There and the forest where Return of the Jedi filmed the Endor speeder bike chase scene
I liked this movie. As usual, Ian Malcolm had all the best lines. My favorite was on the pier near the end where he leans over to Hammond's nephew and says " _Now_ you're John Hammond".
The Stegosaurs were probably somewhat bigger in this movie than they were in real life and their tail muscles wouldn't have allowed them to twist their tail around to send their spikes down through a log. Also, Sarah was supposed to be some great big animal expert, but she didn't know not to get between a baby and her mother? And then she walked through the jungle wearing a jacket soaked in the baby T-rex's blood? After she told the group that the T-rex would continue to track them if they perceived a threat to their baby?
Jack Horner is a paleontologist who subscribed to the theory that T-rex was a scavenger, rather than a predator. He was an advisor on the JP movies. The character Robert Burke in this film was based on Horner's adversary, paleontologist Robert Bakker. Spielberg had Burke's death written into the script as a favor to Horner. Bakker later said he liked to scene because it supported his T-Rex-as-predator belief.
The third movie wasn't as good, but it does have Sam Neil returning as Dr. Alan Grant. And you've come this far, so you might as well finish the trilogy.
The 5 deaths refers to how many deaths that happened in the first movie. (1)You got the worker at the beginning, (2) The Lawyer, (3) Nedry, (4) Mr. Arnold, (5) Robert Muldoon.
The only one that I sort of like in the end from InGen is Roland Tembo played by the legend that is Pete Postlethwaite. Mainly because he realised how wrong he was because his Friend died because of his obsession and he got out while he could.
Not only that but he showed concern for Sarah as he thought she was injured and when he went to search for Dieter after he went missing he said for the little girl to be protected by not telling her what happened because he has a moral code that he uphelds and is known to defend women as he picked a fight with someone before the events of the film who was harassing a waitress. He is also not considered a poacher as he wouldn't shoot the female unless absolutely necessary as he is a traditional hunter.
Unfortunately as Pete Postlethwaite past away in 2011 it is likely the character will never return.
It would have been amazing if he came back for Jurassic World Dominion. Such a shame he was taken too early.
It's not shown in the movie but in the novel Ludlow is a violent alcoholic, got drunk and broke the young T-rex's leg, hence why Sarah and Nick had to fix it
Eddie is a god damn hero, kept his foot on the pedal to the absolute last second and he died for it
At least his death was retconned in Jurassic World........
"Smart in some ways and stupid in others" a perfect description for this movie. 🤣
Three is worth the watch. Dinosaurs are the same, but plot is totally different.
And it has Sam Neil. Guess he needed a new house or something.
And it's only about 90 minutes.
@@moonbrooke27 no - probably a cash injection for his winery - he loves that thing
I've been watching the Jurassic Park/World series since I was a kid, and it's always fun to see ppl watching it for the first time. On a side note, ppl thought Roland was the one to break the baby rex's leg. In reality, there is a deleted scene, and a picture floating around somewhere about it: Roland caught the baby, and had it tied down but didn't break its leg. Ludlow, Hammond's nephew was celebrating the success of capturing the animals, and was drunk as he fell on the baby and snapped its leg. That's why at the end the baby was growling at him because it remembered Ludlow.
Singing "Go dinosaurs, Go Dinosaurs, Go!" To the Ninja Turtles theme....that is nostalgia right there.
12:18, in a deleted scene, Ludlow got drunk and accidentally fell on the Baby's leg, breaking it
@ 24:06 The funny thing about that is the snake was a harmless kingsnake that would have likely continued down and out of his pant leg if hadn't panicked. Although an expert on dinosaurs, one would think he would at least know about kingsnakes. @ 6:50 Part III has the other two lead actors from Part I. ✌️😎
That pelontologist was like that because JP's paleo consultant Jack Horner had a huge beef with his colleague Bob Bakker, whose famous look that character was based on.
Bakker, for his part, was on record as saying he was flattered.
Horner has become something of a pariah in the paleontological community in recent years, mostly due to his obsessive adherence to mostly disproved theories.
@@HobGungan Didn't know that. Thanks. When I first saw this back in '97, I thought it WAS Bakker trying make it in the movie business. LOL! I would like to ask him about his doppelganger getting tripped up by a kingsnake! 😁
The little Compys (Compsognathus, the tiny pack hunters) are my favorite dinos in the series, followed by the Dilos (Dilophosaurus, the frilled spitters). There’s just something about tiny dinos that can wreck shop that I like.
Possible Spoilers Below
Maybe not so coincidentally, I’m also a fan of the Shriekers from the Tremors series, the Gremlins from the Gremlins series, and other small critters from various game and movie franchises.
Yeah, they're cute, chirp like birds, and get vengeance. They're also pocket sized!
18:30 the T Rex's have watched Lady and the Tramp once too often lol
If you ask me Nick was the true villan of Jurassic Park because for bring the infant t-rex to the others or replacing Roland weapon with blank rounds he pretty much caused the deaths of alot of characters
I’ve expressed a similar sentiment on other reaction videos. I wouldn’t call him a villain; that honor still goes to InGen. However, Nick is directly responsible for practically every casualty and distress in the movie. As a kid, all we see is a guy trying to save animals. Noble! As an adult it’s hard to ignore the consequences of his actions.
25:31 Lol, that is the perfect description of this whole movie's plot 😆
So 2 fun facts related to the books:
First- the opening of this film with the little girl is actually how the first book starts but was left out of the first movie cause they thought it would be too disturbing
2nd- in the book ingen isn't the villain theyre actually on Hammond's side instead the villians are people working for the Dotson Corp which is a name that should sound familiar from the first film
Idk if you caught it & just edited it out but Hammond briefly mentions that the lil girl didn’t die she just got hurt & is okay
Yes! I heard that. I still keep in my initial comments even if later it turns out to not be the “right” comment, yknow what I mean?
@@OGBReacts of course! Just wanted to make sure it wasn't keeping you up at night! lol
It makes sense for John Hammond to build on The Five Deaths. Would *YOU* travel to islands known as The Five Deaths to steal stuff willingly?
I know I wouldn’t…
And we all know the Raptors, in that Long Grass scene, are all like: “Oh, look, free lunch!”
So heres a fun BTS detail for the raptors in the field scene: since CGI is expensive in order to save on costs they had prop tails on sticks scattered throughout the field so several of the actors just had to drop, raise the tails, and flail them around
Ironically that snake was a non-venomous Milk Snake.
There's a rhyme used to tell the difference between a Milk Snake and Coral Snake (venomous).
"Red and Yellow - Kills a Fellow. Red and Black - Friend of Jack."
The island chain is called the Five Deaths because Hammond and Doctor Wu have facilities on all 5 islands.
This was ALWAYS my favorite jurassic park movie since I was little
3rd movie is my favourite I remember hiding behind the coffee table watching it as a kid
Also on this day 28 years ago, JURASSIC PARK was unleashed upon the world.
I think the best part of this, is the guy that plays the bad guy nephew Peter ludlow, his name is Arliss Howard and he's not british. usually if you hear someone doing an accent it's a British person doing an American accent very well to the point where you have no idea they're not American but he has legitimately one of the best accents I've ever heard in American do. He's always on the top lists for best performances for an American playing someone that is british. He was the baseball announcer in the sandlot. Not sure if that's a movie you would have watched but he plays a grown up Scotty smalls.
Does anyone remember that old Topps card series, Dinosaurs Attacks!? Now that would make a good dino movie. As long as it was as crazy, nihilistic, and gory as the cards.
Just wait till you see number three. A lucky pack shows up again and another person gets the same idea as Nedry. And and Dr Grant comes back and so does the woman who turned the power on in the first Park.
Just wanna put this out there it was hammond's nephew who broke the baby t rex's leg in a deleted scene where he was stumbling around drunk then fell on it. And there's gonna be 6 Jurassic movies total next year when Jurassic world dominion comes out
"People are so f---ing stupid in this movie, dude!" Yep. I watched this movie in theaters with my dad when I was 14. Thankfully, family practice was to wait until near the end of a movie's run before going to see it to avoid crowds and possibly get discounts, so we had the theater mostly to ourselves. This meant Dad and I could do a whispered riff track of the movie without disturbing anyone. There was a *lot* to riff.
Fun fact: the paleontologist in the beginning, with the long hair and beard, glasses and cowboy hat, is actually a paleontologist that studied at CU, here in my home state. ;)
Just in case you didn't catch the one brief line that says it, the compies didn't actually kill the little girl at the start. I mean, she was still injured, so I'm still sad after that scene.
A real cautionary tale on camping on random islands during a private sea outing, though.
There were 2 deleted scenes that were filmed but were cut, yet made it in several TV versions:
Peter Ludlow, John Hammond's nephew, has him fired from INGEN due to criminal and safety negligence.
We are introduced to Roland Tembo, a big game hunter and tracker having a drink in Mombasa Kenya, where he picks a fight with a rude tourist and emerges victorious. His friend Ajay tells him about the expeditions quarry, and Roland says: "Ajay, go up to my ranch take a look around the trophy room, and you tell me what kind of quarry you think could possibly be any interest to me?"
15:31 I just saw something on the Male T-Rex that I've literally never seen before until your zoomed-in shot. He's got battle-scars on his face!
11:12
Actually we now know that the Packy's head is too spongy to take impacts and instead was probably a display of sexual maturity and fertility, funny enough the guy who says its for ramming is supposed to be a spoof of Jack Horner, the paleontologist who first suggested otherwise and is responsible for helping us better understand the development of dinosaurs from hatchlings to adults
Alejandro Flores Yeah, if they smacked their heads against each other, what would happen is two words: concussion city. However, I think there was a way they did "headbutt", but it wasn't like how things like Bighorn Sheep do it. I think (and it was actually Robert Bakker who first revealed this concept to me) they did it more like Warthogs do it, where they walk up to each other, place their heads against each other, and push back and forth and wrestle with each other until one of them gets a headache and gives up.
Actually Burke, the character in question, is supposed to be a spoof of Robert Bakker, another paleontologist who Horner has had a friendly rivalry with.
i think bakker is referenced in the first film by the little boy too
@@tehdipstick he's based off of bakker. bakker believed T-rex was a predator. Horner believed T-rex was a scavenger.
The first dinosaurs to make an appearance in this film were Procompsagnauthii ("Compies" for short), which were both first and last to appear in the first novel, but were left out of the first film because who wants to bore the audience silly with 10 minutes of (a) how to pronounce their name, and (b) why they're dangerous despite being less large than your average Chihuahua. (They're venomous. Their bite doesn't inject a lot of venom, but they travel in swarms. It builds up after a couple dozen little nips. The bad news is, you are alive when they start to eat you. The good news is that you'll be fully anesthetized by then.)
Hiding from T-Rex. Dr. Grant was right that a Tyrannosaur's vision is based on movement. But he was wrong, too, because, like dogs and other modern animals, their primary sense, is of smell. So all the camo in the world won't make you safe from the wrath of T-Rex after you take pot shots at him with an elephant gun.
Movie #3 is a lot more intelligent with regards to dumb choices. People do make dumb choices, of course, but eventually they do learn from them, which is what we want in a decent story: Character growth.
30:56 LMAO That guys character is literally named the unlucky bastard
ALSO That's david koepp the dude who's the screenwriter for a LOT of steven spielbergs movies
I mean, say what you want about how scary the T-Rex is, it's an amazing parent
16:06 Seeing how much doctors charge for medical bills, I'd want to push them over a cliff too . . . :3
Actually there is some change in outcome. Though we don't know after the first movie, this reveals that InGen kept the island a secret and destroyed Ian's reputation as he broke the non-disclosure agreement. So by the end, Ian's reputation is restored as now people know dinosaurs exist (yeah, when a T-Rex gets lose and kills a bunch of civilians) though InGen wanted to open a dinosaur zoo on the main-land, so Ian's reputation would have been restored anyway.
But yeah, now it's public knowledge that dinosaurs have been brought back to life, so by movie ends with the island now being a preserve that's restricted to the public. Let's just hope people do try doing anything stupid, like opening up an illegal business that sneaks tourist close to the island past the coast guard to go parasailing . . .
29:02 "T-rex took over the ship, you know" Cutscene - T-rex looking at the captain, "Look at me. I am captain now."
The reason it got brought back up is because of the official teaser for Jurassic park 6 ( Jurassic world dominion ) was released it comes out next year
Saw this film in theaters, hated it at first because my favorite character, Alan Grant wasn't in it. But I learned to love it overtime as fans considered it to be the best film in the series. It was a box office hit, making over $600 million dollars against a $70 million dollar budget.
Nice pay day, DAMN
I believe the "unlucky" guy was the screenwriter. Lol.
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Thank you so much 🥰♥️
2 Things about this movie.
1. In the beginning of the movie after the little girl gets attacked and her mom screams there was a scene that was cut which is where Hammond's nephew was holding an InGen board meeting and he states that she is fine but her family is suing. He also talks about how many lawsuits there were from the first incident plus gags orders from a lot of the workers that weren't even attacked etc. the version you were watching was the theater version. That scene is only in the directors cut or extended version.
2. The crew on the ship that was bringing the T-Rex were all killed by Raptors cause they had brought the baby T-Rex over on a separate ship, so it was already at the new park. There was going to be a scene shot that showed Raptors getting on board and attacking and killing the crew but they never got around to it or just didn't have the time/money.
Fun Fact: the tent scene, those were real tears and fear that child actress showed. She even looked right at the camera ans crew behind the camera. According to one of many documentaries and movie commentaries for the film, it was revealed they didn't tell the actress what was going to go down nor the animatronic that was going to be used
That’s insane! I guess that’s fair because they probably wanted that exact reaction, but I’d be kinda pissed too after the fact, huh? 🤣
@@OGBReacts Lol yeah. Another fun fact, it was in the script that Raptors got onto the boat and wreaked havoc on the crew. Which was why their was pieces. However it wasn't filmed but the props were used.
The scene where Dieter, the Swedish guy, played by actor Peter Stormare, gets attacked by compys after getting lost. The shot where one of the compys bites and tugs on his lip was improvised by Stormare himself! :)
Too bad he didn't have a wood chipper into which he could throw them... 🤨
Many things from the original book that didn't make it into the first movie end up in the sequels. The waterfall scene with the T-rex being one of them. In the book, it's Lex and Timmy behind the waterfall and the T-rex actually wraps its tongue around Timmy's head and starts dragging him into its mouth.
Fortunately that's when Muldoon's tranquilizer dart finally takes effect after he shot the T-rex an hour beforehand.
There's gonna be 6 films total by 2022 lol
Also dunno if yiou noticed, those "baby dinosaurs" at thebegining..the ones who ate the guy later...yeah...they...ate that little girl in the begining of the movie. they are carnivours
"Fuck him up little baby" .... imma start saying that lol 😆
Yes please watch the rest of them I want to see you react to the third one love your reactions
When you watch the third one you’ll never forget the name “Alan” again...
If this is your opinion on the second movie I can’t wait for the reaction to the third. I won’t spoil it, but I will give you some trivia!
Jurassic Park 3’s original script was thrown out 6 weeks before filming. They had to write an entire movie in 6 weeks, failed, and were left in a situation where they would write a scene and then immediately film it afterwards. Just prepare yourself... mentally...
It’s nothing more than a popcorn flick about as substantial as a billionaire losing a single penny. It’s fine if that’s what you’re ready for... I wasn’t. To me it’s one of the worst sequels I have ever seen. Still wish you the best of luck for whenever it comes up. Here’s hoping you can enjoy it more than me
Exactly! That's why Jurassic Park 3 sucked in my opinion.
Well, that explains a lot.
i always really liked the third. 🤷it's by far not the best sequel, sure, but i disagree that it was the worst. it was a fun watch
wow 1st reactor that didn't call the gymnastic scene stupid but instead enjoyed it. NOICE!
Omg now u have to watch them all!!! First trilogy and latest trilogy add ons, they just get better and better!! The 3rd is my favourite, just the plot how they con him and then they fxxxxx soon as they get there 🤣 and the crazy scientist is the only guys who keeps popping up in all of them. But the new Jurassic World installations are amazing with the new mutated dinosaurs "give the parents something to be scared of"
I’d advise you to read the books, honestly. The books are different from the movies in a lot of ways, and The Lost World book explains the rediscovery of the second island and why they’re there.
For me, the books are _much_ better than the movies, though and through, but I do love the movies, too.
I would if I enjoyed reading! I’ve never enjoyed it so 🤪
@@OGBReacts Fair enough. 😋
@@OGBReacts Audiobook?
Right. The old man dies in the first book, unlike the movie. The second book is MUCH more violent and scary than how Lost World turned out. I don't remember much about JP3 but it wasn't very good. Same for the Jurassic World movies; just more shit. Very expensive, flashy shit.
@@JasonHauser125 Eh, I like all the movies in their own way, personally. I can watch them all just fine, but the first two are _definitely_ considerably better than the rest. But the books? The movies could never match them in my mind, they’re just that much better. Thanks for the reminder, I may just have to go grab my copies and start them again…
Lol your so right ! Things happened in the movie , but at the same time nothing happened. The death
Two things I heard they debunked about the dinosaurs from these movies: 1) T-rex vision is NOT based on movement. With side facing eyes, it did affect their sight somewhat, but would not make you invisible to stand perfectly still. 2) The stegosaurus, when they first arrive on the island, did have spikes on their tail, but would not have used them in the manner they did in the movie.
A wise man :Greed consumes man
T Rex : Umm I consume man
Wise man : touche
Hell yea you should watch it. Jurassic Park #3! I'll be waiting. 🙂
Excited for #3.
It'll always have a special place in my memory. it was the one i watched most as a kid.
"Lucky.....that guy had a bad day!" :D :D Seriously these movies are just pure fun. They set up villains (and dumb people) well and then they get eaten. No deep plots, but definitely fun to watch.
Well, *some* of the dumb people get eaten. Sarah was a moron from before her first appearance and gets off with a bit of trauma.
Let's cash in on Jurassic Park with a slasher flick sequel. It'll be great. :D
There is a total of 5 movies in the series with a 6th one coming out on June 10, 2022
There's actually 5 films, 1 short film, 1 animated series on Netflix, and another movie on the way next June that are canon. In chronological order it's -
1) Jurassic Park
2) The Lost World: Jurassic Park
3) Jurassic Park III
4) Jurassic World
5) Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous (animated series)
6) Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
7) Battle at Big Rock (short film) *it's free on RUclips
There was plans for a animated Jurassic Park series, but it was scrapped.
This movie has 2 of my favorite character actors, Peter Stormare (asshole who tazed the tiny dino) and Pete Postlethwaite (the hunter). They make everything better when they show up.
The movie was primarily made as a way for Speilberg's new company Dreamworks to have a solid start. No one involved was really... "into" it? Wasn't a passion project or anything, just set out to make a fun blockbuster that would earn a chunk of money. And it shows lol
The third is just more of the same type of thing. Watch people get eaten by dinosaurs. It's fine to watch, but if you didn't... eh. lol
This was my very first Midnight Premiere at 11 years old, after the first film was my first theatrical PG-13 at 7 years old. I enjoy every JP/JW in its own way but these first two are special for me.
11:03, the giant sauropods are Mamenchisaurus.
So the bearded dude was actually right if they had left the jacket covered in the babies blood the T-Rex wouldn't have followed them as they were clearly only drawn to the camp due to the babies sent on the jacket
Kelly Malcolm, 12-year-old gymnast. Only human to kill a velociraptor in the entire series.
She needs to work on her knees. Otherwise, the rest of the routine was almost perfect. Good stalders and giants on the swings. Pretty close to handstands as well.
Sorry; gymnastics-geek😉
the reason the ship crashes is because raptors snuck on board and killed everyone. also, the game hunter is one of the more rational and level headed people in the film. when they disabled his gun, they caused the deaths of several of the people there.
The actor that was in Dodgeball is Vince Vaughn :P
Peace out!
NVM, you figured it out. /dumba$$ out
This is my rating for the JURASSIC PARK Franchise:
JURASSIC PARK, 9/10
The Lost World Jurassic Park 2, 8/10
JURASSIC PARK 3, 6/10
JURASSIC WORLD, 8/10
JURASSIC WORLD 2 FALLEN KINGDOM, 7.5/10.
You know, it’s kinda interesting. I read the book this was based on before watching the actual movie, and was surprised to find that the plots and themes are completely different. They still take place on the same island, and they share a few plot beats, but where the skeleton of the first movie and book were almost beat for beat with the finer details mixed around, this time around there’s not much in common at all.
The Maine guy from the first is in number 3
Sam Neill, who plays Dr. Alan Grant.
I do recommend the third movie
A lot of people don't like it as much as the first or second movie because it has a slightly sillier tone, but it's a very fun watch in my opinion (personally, I like it more than the second movie, even if it's mainly because it's more colorful and The Lost World has that dog death X'D)
And after Jurassic Park 3 there's also the Jurassic World movies, with the third JW movie (and thus the 5th Jurassic Park sequel) being in production currently
The novel was darker
There's a part where the compys (little dinosaurs) ate a baby
If your going through all the jurassic park/world movies then i can't wait till u watch jurassic world haha
I do not know if you do but if you Wana try series reactions I strongly recommend netflix jurassic world camp cretaceous. After you have seen all the movies exsept the last one is not necessarily needing to be watched because then there is nothing to be spoiled over. And it is slow in the first episode but I promise you it is worth watching. It is 100% Canon to
This movie had me rooting for the dinosaur's hard. Just like except for Malcolm's group i was like "yes.kill them all"
Same, a bit 🤣
The third one I enjoyed more than the second. The first is still the best. Great video.
Loving how you have a non-avian dinosaur on your shirt.
Your blood thirstiness earned you a new subscriber. My Grandpa always said "Common sense isn't common" and yes yes yes. I agree, it was a dumb but fun movie. I forget about this one a lot, except that the girl yeeted the velociraptor out the window with gymnastics. Hilarious but I thought it was so badass when I was younger...
Hahaha! Yeah this was a pretty fun movie despite its silliness
You’re so thankful and appreciative on every video that I just want to say ... you’re welcome! And thank YOU for being so cool and knocking out great content. 🙂
Thanks so much 🥰♥️ I always wanna mention that I appreciate y’all because it’s true. I wouldn’t be anywhere without you guys.
Why do people feel the need to give a thumbs down 🤔 if you don't like the video no need to click anything..... this channel needs a hell yeah button 😁. Love the content even on the films I haven't seen yet it makes me want to watch them, great job keep em coming
Yessss! RUclips add a Hell Yeah button! 🤣
I’m glad you’re enjoying!!
Hi Sam! Yes please finish the series. I will be watching. 😎❤️👍
For me, the CGI I saw in the first movie made me say, 'It's all over, they've done it.'
the 3rd Jurassic Park has good prats but its not vital to the plot of Jurassic World
there is pretty fun Tell Tale game.
there is also lost world 1960 and Lost World 1925 ,Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend, Dinotopia, walking with dinosaurs, Disney's dinosaur, also have Dinosaurs Ray Harryhausen films can round off your trip threw Dinosaur effects.
My biggest celebrity crush is Jeff Goldblum 😍🤤
I’m on an OGB reaction binge today 🙌❤️👌
You’re too CUTE!!! ♥️
Compsognathus, are the little dinosaurs that you are seeing
This is based on the last Jurassic Park book that Michael Crichton wrote (there were only two), and the book is pretty good. The movie is simply ok.
The book is WAY better than the movie. They changed or left out so many things there is very little resemblance between the two. Which sucks, because if they'd followed the outline of the book the movie would have been much better.