Jurassic Park is easily my favorite movie. I personally would love to get some deleted scenes on disc. Also, if you want to know the T. Rex got into the visitors center, look right behind her. The wall wasn't finished and is only covered by a plastic sheet. That's also how the second Raptor got inside.
Jurassic park definitely my top favorite movies of all time! Forget jurassic world. Those trilogy sucks! I wish we had jurassic park prequels for tv show. And sequels for jurassic park trespasser, jurassic park fallen down, and jurassic park dominion about bioysn. That would be so awesome! Well, of course We'll have the lost world jurassic park too!
what happened to freezer raptor. does it come out as mutant dr freeze and fight batman? that would be kino. Freeza 2.0 where batman is unified into the jurassic park universe.
Very thorough and in-depth commentary. Covers all the bases well. I have never heard of the James Earl Jones bit. It only makes sense if he was on stand by if they couldn't get Richard Kiley to do it as Spielberg really wanted to replicate that portion of the novel faithfully. There was also apparently footage of Grant and the kids interacting with Motion sensors in the park (just before they climb a tree for the night) and also a motion sensor CAN be seen in certain cuts of the film when the Explorers first enter the rex paddock. (the latter isn't strictly a deleted scene per se, but it is a lost bit of lore and is omitted in quite a few cuts of the film and present in others). Moreover there is another "extended" take scene that you missed. It occurs just before Grant and the Kids reach the perimeter fence. there is a picture (available in various media such as the Golden Book version of JP *Welcome to Jurassic Park* ) that shows grant walking with the kids in the jungle in a location resembling that area. A final thing you didn't comment on, regarding alternate or planned scenes, featured Ray Arnold. Apparently Jackson was asked to come to hawaii to film his death scene but Hurrican Iniki ruined the set for that and so they just cut the scene out. in the same vein, ray's "body" was set to appear in the film along with his severed arm but was deemed too fake looking iirc so it was also cut out. We won't likely ever see these scenes unless something like the divorce discussion on the VC steps happens where a press kit sees the light of day (a similar thing happened in TLW sequel that actually resolved a TLW plot hole during Malcolm and Hammond's scene together). Spielberg is very against divulging or releasing anything outside the theatrical cut because he views that as the total film and how it is meant to be seen. It doesnt help that his two forays into Star Warsing his films were met harshly. Close Encounters filmed entirely new footage that was hated on and ET made changes to the film that were severely panned. So I doubt he wants to venture into his completed films again outside of retrospective documentaries. Spielberg will block deleted scenes coming out until his dying day and the original JP films are not exactly current pop culture to be revisited outside of an anniversary (best chance might be like a 40 or 50th anniversary of the film). As much as people complained, Lucas revealing a lot of cut content is one of the good things that came with his control over his films. And that's the end of that dissertation.
I think we might have a better chance nowadays due to how big Jurassic World has become. 30th anniversary is coming up soon so maybe they’ll decide to do something for a collection of both trilogies. Though it’s funny hearing Lucas having control was a good thing considering what he did to the Star Wars prequels.
@@JPOG7TV I don't see it unless Spielberg somehow allows it. What I hope for a 30th anniversary is a true new remaster from the master negative of the film (the transfer to HD would look SO MUCH better then) and for many of the flubs in the movie to be cleaned up (the 3D version has a new audio mix, has potted plants and lights removed, the spiderweb on the camera at the end removed and stuff like the safety cables on the explorer when it is flipped removed). A truly better copy. Ala the jaws anniversary remaster. Not holding my breath on any more deleted scenes for 20-30 years. Also I did qualify the Lucas statement that it was about his freedom and willingness to let us look behind the curtain that was a positive, in spite of his reputation for his movies. Albeit I enjoy his prequels as well and think sith is up there with episode 4 and 5 as the 3rd best star wars movie. Shrug.
@@scottb3034 I'm a bit hesitant to trust that the movie would look better on modern screens, though. It was filmed for film, just as retro video games were made for CRT screens in their heyday. The softening that the lower resolution gave it likely helped hide some of its imperfections and effects. Whereas if they're in full high-detail, then any parts lacking in detail (or with inaccurate detail) may stick out a lot worse than re-watching the original releases on their native media. We already get a lot of folks using emulators or their big digital TVs to play Super Nintendo games, and feeling like "Oh, I guess these graphics didn't age well. I must've been looking back at them with rose-tinted glasses." But that's not entirely the case at all. Put those back on a CRT screen, and a GREAT number of them look MUCh better! Even modern games played on CRT monitors (with the right set-up to keep the picture from getting squished) end up benefitting and somehow looking better in many cases. It's very difficult to see examples online, because well, CRTs are hard to record from properly, and even then we'd still be seeing a compressed digital version of the footage, so we can't truly see the difference for ourselves without also using specialized CRT hookups and settings, and of course the screens themselves. Which are getting more difficult to find. (Though at least as of 2009 there were still some active manufacturers of these screens, and services to rent them for retro gaming parties and stuff, due to the authenticity that can't be replicated today, even with filters that claim to do so.) The movie looked SPECTACULAR at its time, and still looks VERY GOOD now. And I would LOVE for a remaster to make it look just as good, without having to update the CG models or do anything drastic to the footage. And maybe it WOULD be possible. But, I'd also be nervous about the results, for the reasons stated above. It would likely end up needing some entire re-animations in many places, or otherwise may finally look dated, a sad fate indeed to such a work of art. Even these uploads online, or watched on modern TVs on DVD, it already suffers compared to the same movie on a VHS popped into a VCR and plugged into an old boxy heavy TV. It would need just the right magic touch to feel as amazing as it once has on modern equipment. We can only hope...
@@ZaCloud-Animations___she-her the models may need to be modernized...or at least touched up but then again, some CGI in the film holds up well in 4k today even with a shoddy transfer of the picture (though maybe that helps it). I still stand by the bad transfer from the master hurting the film quality and CGI in areas and if given a proper jaws-like remaster it would look even better and not quite as badly aged as you fear. Those retro games you mentioned can look spectacular if properly done, the Sonic Mania which is just largely a glorified update of the Sega Sonic games looks absolutely incredible, better than it ever did on CRT. Jurassic Park given the proper treatment like that can work out too.
@@hideofreakingkojima5457 The title reads: "Lost Media: Jurassic Park (1993 Deleted Scenes)" That suggests the video contains scenes that were deleted from the movie. It doesn't. That's my point.
@@rickkinki4624 Seriously, in what way did that title suggest the video contains the deleted scenes? If it did, wouldn't the title have something like Deleted Scenes "Resurfaced" or "Found." It only says deleted scenes from Jurassic Park that are lost.
The thing is there’s not a lot to show because a large majority of those scenes were not filmed even the ending was changed several times before they went with the ending we got.
I saw the film multiple times in theaters when it came out. I can confirm there was NOT a scene of the rex coming through the wall at the end. tho that wouldn't be the last fan rumor to be assumed to be fact over the jurassic franchise. glad you mentioned the scene with the leaf. there was an alternate take of that, seen from further back, and she leans further out of the car, that was used in the pay-per-view commercials for the film, shown on the tv guide channel when the film hit PPV. it stood out because i had never seen it before, and because i always wondered where she got the leaf.
The thought of Mr Hammond dramatically shouting "say hello to my Lil friend!!!!" in a Tony Montanaesque moment and blasting velociraptors in the climax is just hilarious 😂
Another scene that was cut, was the death of Mr. Arnold, Samuel L Jackson. His death by raptor was supposed to be filmed, however if memory serves, the bunker/shed set that housed the breakers was destroyed in an actual storm on site.
There's a weird cut when Malcolm is alone in the jeep and Muldoon and Ellie are looking for Grant and the kids. Malcolm hears the T-Rex's steps and talks to himself, then hard cut and Muldoon and Ellie show up and Malcolm tells them to hurry up. But it looks like a whole different location. They're not in fron of the T-Rex fence anymore. That always bothered me
I was literally watching Jurassic World today and saying that there's a charm to the older Jurassic Park and older movies in general because the dinosaurs and animatronics just look so much more real than CGI
The novel is literally incredible and I seriously recommend for any fan of science, adventure and horror. The Lost World is pretty good too in my opinion, better than the film sequel anyway.
I’ve read it honestly if they shot the movie word for word like the book it would be a horror movie I loved it very scary book you can imagine yourself there. Excellent read
11:31 I saw "Jurassic Park" in theaters in 1993 (yeah, I am that old): the "Rex saves the day" scene played out exactly the same way people can see it now on UHD BR or on streaming. I still own the original VHS release and it was the same movie I had seen on the big screen about a year earlier down to the last frame - save for the fact the image was not cropped for 1.85:1 and instead showed the complete height of the original negative but not the full width, as "Jurassic Park" was filmed in 1.37:1 Academy for a widescreen frame extraction and the VHS release was in 1.33:1 (4:3). Some fans just like to make shit up.
There's a cut scene I can't find anywhere but I know I saw as a kid in promotional materials. Right after they arrive on the island by heli and take the jeep, Sattler grabs a big leaf while they are driving and starts talking about it. A part of it remains when she says "this shouldn't be here" as the jeep slows and arrives in front of the brachiosaur.
I've always remembered seeing that as well. At this point I don't know if it was real or Mandela Effect, but ever since I was a kid I swore she snagged a leaf, had time to sit down and examine it, and said something along the lines "this is *plant species*, this has been extinct since the Cretaceous period...". Then, as you said, they pull up and stop by the Brachiosaur and they have always kept the part where she says "this shouldn't be here." I've been checking the Internet for verification ever since dial up days 😢
@@big10inrecordI don’t think that was just in the trailer, perhaps its also in the extended cut? Because yes that scene exists and I’ve seen it multiple times, I distinctly remember it because it’s the one time where she actually is shown to be a paleobotanist!
11:09 To note, the idea of having the Tyrannosaur skeleton fall on and subsequently kill the Velociraptors was actually recycled in the Jurassic Park for the Sega Genesis. Obviously the game takes some liberties, what with Grant being able to pick up grenades and the like along the way, using said weapons to dismantle the suspended skeletons. In fact, the Jurassic Park games use some lore from the books. Grant's final stage in Jurassic Park: Rampage Edition for the Sega Genesis pays major homage to the river scene in the book.
It was Spielberg's friendship to Crichton that did. They had been good buddies for 20 years by the time JP was being written since Spielberg gave Michael a tour of universal. Steven asked him about upcoming projects and told him about JP and Spielberg basically asked Universal to do whatever to buy the rights before the novel was published. Other studios tried to steal it but friendship won out. The rest is history.
7:15 I don’t think that plot addition was reused, more like it became a theme in Jurassic movies to have children with divorced parents. First film with Lex and Tim being at Jurassic Park while thier mom is filing for divorce Second film Malcoms daughter is from a previous marriage Third film, Eric Kirby is being searched for by his parents who also got divorced before the events of the film. Fourth film is pretty much the first one but with establishing scenes instead of a line from a side character. Fifth film doesn’t have any kids with divorced parents because the kid in that film is a clone. Maybe her parents also got divorced before or after she died but there’s nothing official yet.
@ 12:00 You can clearly see the plastic is torn down, scaffolding bouncing about, and potted outdoor plants outside. The scene happens so fast that I havent ever noticed, but the clues are there. When the camera pans back down there is even a hint of mountains in the distance.
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fun fact - in the book that was basis for movie, they explicitly say the t-rex was engineered to have a much WEAKER bite force because it was just killing everything. They also dabble on how the 'velociraptors' are dienonychus (sp?) - but even those werent t hat big in real life. these things are boarderline utah raptor.
I used to have a special edition with the Ellie leaf scene included. I remember switching to the newer trilogy collection and being confused why the scene was removed.
I saw an early cut of Jurassic Park back when it first came out. There were a couple of shots that were in the cut that I saw and are not in the final film that I can remember. The first was Ellie picking the leaf when they first arrive on the island. The second is a longer cut of when the T Rex attacks the gallimimus herd. In it you see the Rex feeding on the gallimimus.
Ellie picking the leaf is in the Trailer & you do see the T-Rex feeding on the Gallimimus in both the theatrical and home media versions, albeit briefly.
I suspect any deleted scenes are still sitting in the film canister rolls somewhere in storage, maybe we will see them on the 30th or 40th re-release. Hopefully they do something with JP like they did with Blade Runner and go through all the old film and re-cut the film from scratch.
I saw the movie 2 times in Canada (french version) the week it came out in 1993. There was a T-rex breaking through wall scene in the theatrical version I watched and I clearly remember that I was disappointed when I realized it was not included in my gifted VHS cassette the first time I watched it in 1994. Another scene that nobody talks about is when Malcolm is sleeping in the grey/red jeep and T-rex walks by and leaves the footprint with water in it just before Ellie and Muldoon come back.
Did you not watch the video? There was never a T-Rex breaking through the wall scene. The ILM VFX guy clearly states it was never filmed. Therefore it is impossible you saw that as no footage of it was ever shot, let alone included in any releases.
3 years on and to be honest I thought someone would have let you know about ellie's shirt going missing. Her scenes were filmed BEFORE the hurricane hit, which believe it or not incorporated some of bits from Samual's death. Both her tripping over his leg and then losing her shirt due to a raptor grabbing it were partially filmed and if you look you can find stills of his leg on the floor XD however, due to the hurricane hitting and again sam's stuff not being filmed those bits were utterly cut from the movie, leaving her loss of shirt and her limp due to tripping over the leg a mystery.... until NNNOOOOOWWW. Same thing happened in ALIEN too, Ripley's nose bleed is from a partially unfilmed scene where they tried to blast the alien out in to space ((and it stared at a red spinner light lol)).
Other cut sequences: Garage: just before we see the tour vehicles the original cut included a short sequence of the vehicles emerging from an underground garage. Walk to bunker: another short sequence was cut where we saw muldoon, hammond and ellie walking down a path towards the bunker carrying Malcolm on a stretcher
"Two paleontologists" It was actually just one paleontologist, Dr. Grant. Dr. Satler was a paleobotonist. She specilized in plants. Paleontologists cover all life forms.
The Sega Genesis/Megadrive game seems to be based off an early version of the script. It had a level based on the scrapped riverboat scene and playing as Grant you finish the game dumping the skeletons on the raptors.
Ok, great video and a couple of things: 1. Question. I seem to have read somewhere that most of these deleted scenes (like the longer digging site, the leaf, the triceratops, etc.) where actually included in the very first theatrical release, though not worldwide. Is this true? 2. There are a couple of more deleted scenes you missed: -in the digging site you also have the kid kicking some dirt onto the skeleton, that's also a reason why Grant is such an asshole towards the kid later -when the cars arrive in front of the visitor center the shot is longer and you see them emerging from an underground garage -the lysine contengency scene is longer -Malcom is carried on a strecher by Ellie and Muldoon -the raptor in the computer room gets its head through the ceiling a couple of times before actually getting Lex
Dr Ellie Sattler is very rounded and easy approachable. Very easy to had. Just go look the drop didnt go there and she goes like woooosh. And here, Ian Malcolm is all talking to himself
I don't know if this is still true today but I know that back in the day Spielberg Was of the opinion that deleted scenes should not be kept around. If a scene is removed there is no reason to hold on to it. The exception to this was the lost world that that had 2 deleted scenes reinserted into the final product for some releases.
(Edit… Yes, somebody else mentioned the Genesis game… but I have more insight on it. I’m sorry but it wasn’t “recycled” unless a designer specially thought it was more exciting, but that likely wouldn’t get past studio approval… sssshhh, don’t worry about that volcano level)… You could also note that the T-Rex skeleton being used to crush the raptors was also used for the end of the Sega Genesis version of the game. Specifically the Alan Grant story arc. As you could play as either Grant or as a Raptor trying to escape the island. There is even a River level. Likely indicating that the team had a guide or other document for the movie and couldn’t change their levels to reflect the final version of the movie before release. (Plus cutting that River level would just shorten the game) The game release in August of the same year while the movie released in June. This may seem like a long time but the game would require testing and a not-insignificant amount of time from going “gold” to actually being on store shelves. Cartridge production, testing(with actual carts), packaging and shipping. Also , as someone who saw this film 7 times in theaters when I was 10(sshhhh, don’t worry about the rating)… I swore for YEARS, and still do, that the “Ellie picks a Leaf” shot was in the theatrical cut. Although I do admit it’s possible that I was merging the memory of the trailer with the film. I was on about this a lot, along with all of the cut shots from Star Wars that made their way back into the Special Edition or the THX remaster or wherever… that’s a deep rabbit hole but the entire thing just felt like archeology. That pesky and illusive “Luke building a Lightsaber” shot. These shots belong in a museum! Oh, and my 10year old self doesn’t seem to recall a shot of the Rex busting into the Visitor Center. Although it is pretty clear that there’s a large opening right next to the door. So there’s that. But who knows. With stuff like this I like to reference the theatrical release of Clue. A film very much before my time but still. Check it out if you haven’t. Apparently some(most?) theaters would just print which version they were showing in the schedule instead of keeping the viewers in the dark about the… things… that they did. Have you seen it?
That was never shown, I think it’s just a false memory created by the attack and subsequent covering of the can in which you expect to see it covered in blood similar to other scenes like in JP2 where the waterfall turns red with blood
I really love all your stuff. However, I don't think you have to duplicate the effort of the movie in setting up its plot entirely. You use clips to do that very effectively at the beginnings of your videos.
Can you do Lion King, Star Wars and Planet of the Apes? And the rest of the JP films There’s also the idea that the trike ate poisonous plants but maybe that’s just the novel.
I always wanted a copy with the "Ellie grabs leaf" shot in it for no real reason lol I really wanted to know about how they had remade the plants that had been extinct. It feels like they had a moment of logic and really pushed to suppress the idea of cloning plants from the past. Really would have loved a little more between Lex being sneezed on and the three of them walking through the forest too. It felt like a big jump in time.
About Ellie´s shirt missing after being attacked by the raptor and meeting Alan again can only be because of this,,,, they are in Costa Rica,,, its fucking hot out there so go figure she wanted to take away a little clothing or two.
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Jurassic Park is easily my favorite movie. I personally would love to get some deleted scenes on disc.
Also, if you want to know the T. Rex got into the visitors center, look right behind her. The wall wasn't finished and is only covered by a plastic sheet. That's also how the second Raptor got inside.
Jurassic park definitely my top favorite movies of all time! Forget jurassic world. Those trilogy sucks! I wish we had jurassic park prequels for tv show. And sequels for jurassic park trespasser, jurassic park fallen down, and jurassic park dominion about bioysn. That would be so awesome! Well, of course We'll have the lost world jurassic park too!
what happened to freezer raptor. does it come out as mutant dr freeze and fight batman? that would be kino. Freeza 2.0 where batman is unified into the jurassic park universe.
Very thorough and in-depth commentary. Covers all the bases well.
I have never heard of the James Earl Jones bit. It only makes sense if he was on stand by if they couldn't get Richard Kiley to do it as Spielberg really wanted to replicate that portion of the novel faithfully.
There was also apparently footage of Grant and the kids interacting with Motion sensors in the park (just before they climb a tree for the night) and also a motion sensor CAN be seen in certain cuts of the film when the Explorers first enter the rex paddock. (the latter isn't strictly a deleted scene per se, but it is a lost bit of lore and is omitted in quite a few cuts of the film and present in others). Moreover there is another "extended" take scene that you missed. It occurs just before Grant and the Kids reach the perimeter fence. there is a picture (available in various media such as the Golden Book version of JP *Welcome to Jurassic Park* ) that shows grant walking with the kids in the jungle in a location resembling that area.
A final thing you didn't comment on, regarding alternate or planned scenes, featured Ray Arnold. Apparently Jackson was asked to come to hawaii to film his death scene but Hurrican Iniki ruined the set for that and so they just cut the scene out. in the same vein, ray's "body" was set to appear in the film along with his severed arm but was deemed too fake looking iirc so it was also cut out.
We won't likely ever see these scenes unless something like the divorce discussion on the VC steps happens where a press kit sees the light of day (a similar thing happened in TLW sequel that actually resolved a TLW plot hole during Malcolm and Hammond's scene together). Spielberg is very against divulging or releasing anything outside the theatrical cut because he views that as the total film and how it is meant to be seen. It doesnt help that his two forays into Star Warsing his films were met harshly. Close Encounters filmed entirely new footage that was hated on and ET made changes to the film that were severely panned. So I doubt he wants to venture into his completed films again outside of retrospective documentaries. Spielberg will block deleted scenes coming out until his dying day and the original JP films are not exactly current pop culture to be revisited outside of an anniversary (best chance might be like a 40 or 50th anniversary of the film). As much as people complained, Lucas revealing a lot of cut content is one of the good things that came with his control over his films.
And that's the end of that dissertation.
I think we might have a better chance nowadays due to how big Jurassic World has become. 30th anniversary is coming up soon so maybe they’ll decide to do something for a collection of both trilogies.
Though it’s funny hearing Lucas having control was a good thing considering what he did to the Star Wars prequels.
@@JPOG7TV I don't see it unless Spielberg somehow allows it. What I hope for a 30th anniversary is a true new remaster from the master negative of the film (the transfer to HD would look SO MUCH better then) and for many of the flubs in the movie to be cleaned up (the 3D version has a new audio mix, has potted plants and lights removed, the spiderweb on the camera at the end removed and stuff like the safety cables on the explorer when it is flipped removed). A truly better copy. Ala the jaws anniversary remaster.
Not holding my breath on any more deleted scenes for 20-30 years.
Also I did qualify the Lucas statement that it was about his freedom and willingness to let us look behind the curtain that was a positive, in spite of his reputation for his movies. Albeit I enjoy his prequels as well and think sith is up there with episode 4 and 5 as the 3rd best star wars movie. Shrug.
@@scottb3034 I'm a bit hesitant to trust that the movie would look better on modern screens, though. It was filmed for film, just as retro video games were made for CRT screens in their heyday. The softening that the lower resolution gave it likely helped hide some of its imperfections and effects. Whereas if they're in full high-detail, then any parts lacking in detail (or with inaccurate detail) may stick out a lot worse than re-watching the original releases on their native media.
We already get a lot of folks using emulators or their big digital TVs to play Super Nintendo games, and feeling like "Oh, I guess these graphics didn't age well. I must've been looking back at them with rose-tinted glasses." But that's not entirely the case at all. Put those back on a CRT screen, and a GREAT number of them look MUCh better!
Even modern games played on CRT monitors (with the right set-up to keep the picture from getting squished) end up benefitting and somehow looking better in many cases. It's very difficult to see examples online, because well, CRTs are hard to record from properly, and even then we'd still be seeing a compressed digital version of the footage, so we can't truly see the difference for ourselves without also using specialized CRT hookups and settings, and of course the screens themselves. Which are getting more difficult to find.
(Though at least as of 2009 there were still some active manufacturers of these screens, and services to rent them for retro gaming parties and stuff, due to the authenticity that can't be replicated today, even with filters that claim to do so.)
The movie looked SPECTACULAR at its time, and still looks VERY GOOD now. And I would LOVE for a remaster to make it look just as good, without having to update the CG models or do anything drastic to the footage. And maybe it WOULD be possible. But, I'd also be nervous about the results, for the reasons stated above. It would likely end up needing some entire re-animations in many places, or otherwise may finally look dated, a sad fate indeed to such a work of art.
Even these uploads online, or watched on modern TVs on DVD, it already suffers compared to the same movie on a VHS popped into a VCR and plugged into an old boxy heavy TV. It would need just the right magic touch to feel as amazing as it once has on modern equipment. We can only hope...
@@ZaCloud-Animations___she-her the models may need to be modernized...or at least touched up but then again, some CGI in the film holds up well in 4k today even with a shoddy transfer of the picture (though maybe that helps it). I still stand by the bad transfer from the master hurting the film quality and CGI in areas and if given a proper jaws-like remaster it would look even better and not quite as badly aged as you fear.
Those retro games you mentioned can look spectacular if properly done, the Sonic Mania which is just largely a glorified update of the Sega Sonic games looks absolutely incredible, better than it ever did on CRT. Jurassic Park given the proper treatment like that can work out too.
@@JPOG7TV the prequels don’t deserve the hate and I wish people would quit putting them down
I thought you were going to show some of the deleted scenes, not just tell us about them.
If he was able to show the deleted scenes, it wouldn't called Lost Media: Jurassic Park now it would it?
@@hideofreakingkojima5457 The title reads: "Lost Media: Jurassic Park (1993 Deleted Scenes)"
That suggests the video contains scenes that were deleted from the movie. It doesn't. That's my point.
@@rickkinki4624 Seriously, in what way did that title suggest the video contains the deleted scenes? If it did, wouldn't the title have something like Deleted Scenes "Resurfaced" or "Found." It only says deleted scenes from Jurassic Park that are lost.
It reads "Lost Media" not "Found Media". So. Yeah.
The thing is there’s not a lot to show because a large majority of those scenes were not filmed even the ending was changed several times before they went with the ending we got.
I always learn something new when watching your videos
I saw the film multiple times in theaters when it came out. I can confirm there was NOT a scene of the rex coming through the wall at the end. tho that wouldn't be the last fan rumor to be assumed to be fact over the jurassic franchise.
glad you mentioned the scene with the leaf. there was an alternate take of that, seen from further back, and she leans further out of the car, that was used in the pay-per-view commercials for the film, shown on the tv guide channel when the film hit PPV. it stood out because i had never seen it before, and because i always wondered where she got the leaf.
The thought of Mr Hammond dramatically shouting "say hello to my Lil friend!!!!" in a Tony Montanaesque moment and blasting velociraptors in the climax is just hilarious 😂
Another scene that was cut, was the death of Mr. Arnold, Samuel L Jackson. His death by raptor was supposed to be filmed, however if memory serves, the bunker/shed set that housed the breakers was destroyed in an actual storm on site.
I’m pretty sure he was flying over to the set which was in kauai however he couldn’t make it due to the storm
There's a weird cut when Malcolm is alone in the jeep and Muldoon and Ellie are looking for Grant and the kids. Malcolm hears the T-Rex's steps and talks to himself, then hard cut and Muldoon and Ellie show up and Malcolm tells them to hurry up. But it looks like a whole different location. They're not in fron of the T-Rex fence anymore. That always bothered me
I was literally watching Jurassic World today and saying that there's a charm to the older Jurassic Park and older movies in general because the dinosaurs and animatronics just look so much more real than CGI
The novel is literally incredible and I seriously recommend for any fan of science, adventure and horror. The Lost World is pretty good too in my opinion, better than the film sequel anyway.
I feel like the film sequel was overhated back in the day, though that ending is kind of strange.
Yeah agreed. It had a natural ending but they had to go stamp on the weird T-rex running around L.A. part. It feels oddly placed.
I’ve read it honestly if they shot the movie word for word like the book it would be a horror movie I loved it very scary book you can imagine yourself there. Excellent read
11:31 I saw "Jurassic Park" in theaters in 1993 (yeah, I am that old): the "Rex saves the day" scene played out exactly the same way people can see it now on UHD BR or on streaming. I still own the original VHS release and it was the same movie I had seen on the big screen about a year earlier down to the last frame - save for the fact the image was not cropped for 1.85:1 and instead showed the complete height of the original negative but not the full width, as "Jurassic Park" was filmed in 1.37:1 Academy for a widescreen frame extraction and the VHS release was in 1.33:1 (4:3). Some fans just like to make shit up.
There's a cut scene I can't find anywhere but I know I saw as a kid in promotional materials. Right after they arrive on the island by heli and take the jeep, Sattler grabs a big leaf while they are driving and starts talking about it. A part of it remains when she says "this shouldn't be here" as the jeep slows and arrives in front of the brachiosaur.
You are correct. The leaf scene featured in the trailers.
I've always remembered seeing that as well. At this point I don't know if it was real or Mandela Effect, but ever since I was a kid I swore she snagged a leaf, had time to sit down and examine it, and said something along the lines "this is *plant species*, this has been extinct since the Cretaceous period...". Then, as you said, they pull up and stop by the Brachiosaur and they have always kept the part where she says "this shouldn't be here."
I've been checking the Internet for verification ever since dial up days 😢
@@big10inrecordI don’t think that was just in the trailer, perhaps its also in the extended cut? Because yes that scene exists and I’ve seen it multiple times, I distinctly remember it because it’s the one time where she actually is shown to be a paleobotanist!
11:09 To note, the idea of having the Tyrannosaur skeleton fall on and subsequently kill the Velociraptors was actually recycled in the Jurassic Park for the Sega Genesis. Obviously the game takes some liberties, what with Grant being able to pick up grenades and the like along the way, using said weapons to dismantle the suspended skeletons. In fact, the Jurassic Park games use some lore from the books. Grant's final stage in Jurassic Park: Rampage Edition for the Sega Genesis pays major homage to the river scene in the book.
Rampage edition was my jam. Still holds up as my favorite Sega game of all time. If not 90s game.
i heard lex is played by another actress in jurrassic world dominion that is what i heard
I wonder if The Land Before Time helped pave the way for Universal to acquire the rights to the Jurassic Park/World series.
It was Spielberg's friendship to Crichton that did. They had been good buddies for 20 years by the time JP was being written since Spielberg gave Michael a tour of universal. Steven asked him about upcoming projects and told him about JP and Spielberg basically asked Universal to do whatever to buy the rights before the novel was published. Other studios tried to steal it but friendship won out. The rest is history.
Tim can be seen with the stones in his hand during the tric scene
RIP james earl jones..... woulda made this amazing movie even better with any input of your voice . a legend. also RIP paul harrel. another legend.
7:15 I don’t think that plot addition was reused, more like it became a theme in Jurassic movies to have children with divorced parents.
First film with Lex and Tim being at Jurassic Park while thier mom is filing for divorce
Second film Malcoms daughter is from a previous marriage
Third film, Eric Kirby is being searched for by his parents who also got divorced before the events of the film.
Fourth film is pretty much the first one but with establishing scenes instead of a line from a side character.
Fifth film doesn’t have any kids with divorced parents because the kid in that film is a clone. Maybe her parents also got divorced before or after she died but there’s nothing official yet.
Little late to the party but the clone girls mom died
@ 12:00 You can clearly see the plastic is torn down, scaffolding bouncing about, and potted outdoor plants outside. The scene happens so fast that I havent ever noticed, but the clues are there.
When the camera pans back down there is even a hint of mountains in the distance.
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Scribbles to Screen I’m a long long way from that hahaha not even at 50 yet ! 😂
Wow, that was great. About the only thing missing were the deleted scenes mentioned in the video title.
Keep up the Good Work!
fun fact - in the book that was basis for movie, they explicitly say the t-rex was engineered to have a much WEAKER bite force because it was just killing everything. They also dabble on how the 'velociraptors' are dienonychus (sp?) - but even those werent t hat big in real life. these things are boarderline utah raptor.
It's interesting that the Jurassic franchise is full of deleted scenes that are not found while others are found but as photo stills
great lost media : jurassic park [1993] film - (deleted scenes ) !!!!
I used to have a special edition with the Ellie leaf scene included. I remember switching to the newer trilogy collection and being confused why the scene was removed.
I saw an early cut of Jurassic Park back when it first came out. There were a couple of shots that were in the cut that I saw and are not in the final film that I can remember. The first was Ellie picking the leaf when they first arrive on the island. The second is a longer cut of when the T Rex attacks the gallimimus herd. In it you see the Rex feeding on the gallimimus.
Ellie picking the leaf is in the Trailer & you do see the T-Rex feeding on the Gallimimus in both the theatrical and home media versions, albeit briefly.
I suspect any deleted scenes are still sitting in the film canister rolls somewhere in storage, maybe we will see them on the 30th or 40th re-release. Hopefully they do something with JP like they did with Blade Runner and go through all the old film and re-cut the film from scratch.
I saw the movie 2 times in Canada (french version) the week it came out in 1993. There was a T-rex breaking through wall scene in the theatrical version I watched and I clearly remember that I was disappointed when I realized it was not included in my gifted VHS cassette the first time I watched it in 1994. Another scene that nobody talks about is when Malcolm is sleeping in the grey/red jeep and T-rex walks by and leaves the footprint with water in it just before Ellie and Muldoon come back.
Did you not watch the video? There was never a T-Rex breaking through the wall scene. The ILM VFX guy clearly states it was never filmed. Therefore it is impossible you saw that as no footage of it was ever shot, let alone included in any releases.
3 years on and to be honest I thought someone would have let you know about ellie's shirt going missing. Her scenes were filmed BEFORE the hurricane hit, which believe it or not incorporated some of bits from Samual's death. Both her tripping over his leg and then losing her shirt due to a raptor grabbing it were partially filmed and if you look you can find stills of his leg on the floor XD however, due to the hurricane hitting and again sam's stuff not being filmed those bits were utterly cut from the movie, leaving her loss of shirt and her limp due to tripping over the leg a mystery.... until NNNOOOOOWWW. Same thing happened in ALIEN too, Ripley's nose bleed is from a partially unfilmed scene where they tried to blast the alien out in to space ((and it stared at a red spinner light lol)).
Other cut sequences:
Garage: just before we see the tour vehicles the original cut included a short sequence of the vehicles emerging from an underground garage.
Walk to bunker: another short sequence was cut where we saw muldoon, hammond and ellie walking down a path towards the bunker carrying Malcolm on a stretcher
"Two paleontologists"
It was actually just one paleontologist, Dr. Grant. Dr. Satler was a paleobotonist. She specilized in plants. Paleontologists cover all life forms.
The reason the voice in the car was Richard Kiley, was because it was described as such in the original book.
The Sega Genesis/Megadrive game seems to be based off an early version of the script. It had a level based on the scrapped riverboat scene and playing as Grant you finish the game dumping the skeletons on the raptors.
Ok, great video and a couple of things:
1. Question. I seem to have read somewhere that most of these deleted scenes (like the longer digging site, the leaf, the triceratops, etc.) where actually included in the very first theatrical release, though not worldwide. Is this true?
2. There are a couple of more deleted scenes you missed:
-in the digging site you also have the kid kicking some dirt onto the skeleton, that's also a reason why Grant is such an asshole towards the kid later
-when the cars arrive in front of the visitor center the shot is longer and you see them emerging from an underground garage
-the lysine contengency scene is longer
-Malcom is carried on a strecher by Ellie and Muldoon
-the raptor in the computer room gets its head through the ceiling a couple of times before actually getting Lex
Dr Ellie Sattler is very rounded and easy approachable.
Very easy to had. Just go look the drop didnt go there and she goes like woooosh.
And here, Ian Malcolm is all talking to himself
I don't know if this is still true today but I know that back in the day Spielberg Was of the opinion that deleted scenes should not be kept around. If a scene is removed there is no reason to hold on to it.
The exception to this was the lost world that that had 2 deleted scenes reinserted into the final product for some releases.
(Edit… Yes, somebody else mentioned the Genesis game… but I have more insight on it. I’m sorry but it wasn’t “recycled” unless a designer specially thought it was more exciting, but that likely wouldn’t get past studio approval… sssshhh, don’t worry about that volcano level)…
You could also note that the T-Rex skeleton being used to crush the raptors was also used for the end of the Sega Genesis version of the game. Specifically the Alan Grant story arc. As you could play as either Grant or as a Raptor trying to escape the island. There is even a River level. Likely indicating that the team had a guide or other document for the movie and couldn’t change their levels to reflect the final version of the movie before release. (Plus cutting that River level would just shorten the game)
The game release in August of the same year while the movie released in June. This may seem like a long time but the game would require testing and a not-insignificant amount of time from going “gold” to actually being on store shelves. Cartridge production, testing(with actual carts), packaging and shipping.
Also , as someone who saw this film 7 times in theaters when I was 10(sshhhh, don’t worry about the rating)… I swore for YEARS, and still do, that the “Ellie picks a Leaf” shot was in the theatrical cut. Although I do admit it’s possible that I was merging the memory of the trailer with the film. I was on about this a lot, along with all of the cut shots from Star Wars that made their way back into the Special Edition or the THX remaster or wherever… that’s a deep rabbit hole but the entire thing just felt like archeology. That pesky and illusive “Luke building a Lightsaber” shot.
These shots belong in a museum!
Oh, and my 10year old self doesn’t seem to recall a shot of the Rex busting into the Visitor Center. Although it is pretty clear that there’s a large opening right next to the door. So there’s that. But who knows. With stuff like this I like to reference the theatrical release of Clue. A film very much before my time but still. Check it out if you haven’t. Apparently some(most?) theaters would just print which version they were showing in the schedule instead of keeping the viewers in the dark about the… things… that they did. Have you seen it?
You need to hire a copy editor.
I clearly remember the scene when Nedry gets killed... The mud covering the embryo can turned red because of the blood
That was never shown, I think it’s just a false memory created by the attack and subsequent covering of the can in which you expect to see it covered in blood similar to other scenes like in JP2 where the waterfall turns red with blood
7:53 this is actually inspired by the book, although Ellie finds the stones instead of Tim
Music:John Williams(1993)
Too bad the baby-rex never made it to film, would have made it a little interesting where there is the risk of two t-rex's roaming the park.
11:03 actually there's any ideas for Hammond to come and help but the two ideas was him sacrificing himself to save everyone watch Klayton videos
They cut the scene when genaro was ripped in half by the t-rex.
where are the deleted scenes? unsuscribed
Nice. Pls do one for The Lost World Jurassic Park. 🦖
8:13 Actually, this is & was from the 5th episode. Before the Croc one.
I really love all your stuff. However, I don't think you have to duplicate the effort of the movie in setting up its plot entirely. You use clips to do that very effectively at the beginnings of your videos.
Can you do Lion King, Star Wars and Planet of the Apes? And the rest of the JP films
There’s also the idea that the trike ate poisonous plants but maybe that’s just the novel.
I came here to watch deleted scenes, not listen to a voice over.
Contentment is a misused word here, you mean contention.
I always wanted a copy with the "Ellie grabs leaf" shot in it for no real reason lol I really wanted to know about how they had remade the plants that had been extinct. It feels like they had a moment of logic and really pushed to suppress the idea of cloning plants from the past. Really would have loved a little more between Lex being sneezed on and the three of them walking through the forest too. It felt like a big jump in time.
About Ellie´s shirt missing after being attacked by the raptor and meeting Alan again can only be because of this,,,, they are in Costa Rica,,, its fucking hot out there so go figure she wanted to take away a little clothing or two.
5:30 . youre welcome
Opens on the island of island nublar? What?
your sharp and constant pitch change makes the video difficult and kind of annoying to watch
Are you going to do the others?
You need way more subscribers. The fact that Logan Paul has more subs than you is upsetting.
Most if not all the subscribers are from kids so it isn't that surprising
Just show us the fucking scenes oh my god
Can you do on the lost world jurassic park deleted scenes and happy Halloween 🎃 👻 🦕 🦖🥚
if they did a jurassic park 4 not jurassic world but jurassic park 4 what would it be like? who would be in it? what characters?
You can tell where they are via the bush formation
We don't need explanation of deleted scenes that you were created
Well guessing from all the sweat she ditched the pink shirt between scenes cause she got hot 🤷♀️
moovay lol
somebody should teach the english how to speak english. it's hard to make out what the hell you're saying
Boo big words
I don’t have much trouble
i heard lex is played by another actress in jurrassic world dominion that is what i heard