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Hey guys, thanx 4 the gr8 reaction!👍 Wanted 2 say u should look up a comparison of the Australian Cassowary bird with a Velociraptor, they're almost identical (skeletons @ least!)! It's crazy cool! Anyway, cheers & take care! 🙂 💚🇦🇺 Edit: I stayed 4 the whole discussion & didn't know I could enjoy a convo bout wheels & doors that much ever y'all! Subbed now & look 4d 2 checkin out more of ya content! 😉
One thing I really wish they had taken from the novel in this movie was the explanation that the movement-based vision was a result of mixing amphibian DNA with the dinosaur DNA. All of the species in the novel that were created using a specific species of frog DNA had the movement-based vision. We know nothing about dinosaur vision other than what we can infer from the shape and placement of their eye sockets, e.g. it is thought that tyrannosaurs actually had very good binocular vision, like a bird of prey.
Something that I also thought was pretty interesting, although this was a retcon from the second novel, was that the rex could actually see pretty well. She was just bored out of her mind, and was chasing people more because they made noise and ran around. It’s also why Malcolm survived (technically also a retcon) despite actually getting bit by the animal in the book. She wasn’t hunting for food, she was hunting because John Hammond didn’t do any research on animal enrichment. I firmly believe that if the raptors had puzzle feeders, they wouldn’t have been as much of a problem.
@@belisauriusfish9406 Chrichton did a great job retconning stuff for the sequel. Apparently he never writes sequels to his books and only did it for Jurassic Park because Spielberg asked him to, and presumably threw a ton of cash his way.
@@ghostdivision2021 I remember not liking The Lost World much when reading it years ago, but about half way through the novel kicks into high gear and it blitzes to the end, a real rollecoaster of action and scares. Even Spielberg's movie sequel couldn't match it. If I remember correctly, the book killed a T-Rex with rocket launchers. I do wish a scene like that had made into a movie.
@@JasonHauser125 The Lost World (book) is definitely a slower burn than it's predecessor, but I agree that it finishes much stronger and all of the characters are great, it's actually my favorite of the two. I think you're remembering the first book, when Muldoon shoots the T-rex with a tranquilizer launcher. None of the dinos actually die by character hands in any of the books. Muldoon wanted LAW rocket launcher though, cause those would be the only things to kill a Rex with quickly if you needed to.
I watched this movie 3 times in the theatre (6th grade). A crazy dino nut when younger like most kids my generation, this movie was the first time seeing believable real dinosaurs and surpased anything I could of imagined. I came across the book on a school trip the next year. I could not put the book down and finished it the following night. It was my first full length novel and was as epic as the movie. Having the visuals of realistic dinos really brought the book alive.
One of the things a lot of people miss: On the helicopter, Dr. Grant has TWO FEMALE end seatbelts, but he FINDS A WAY to make it work by tying them together, brilliant subtle foreshadowing.
what i love about Jurassic Park is how it is very much a perfect example of chaos theory and butterfly effect (action and consequence or cause and effect). This is why Dr Ian Malcolm has such a major role in not only the first Jurassic Park but also the later ones in the series...arguably he is one of the most important men in the entire series. If you aren't familiar with Chaos Theory and what Dr Malcolm talks about i'll simplify it for you. Chaos dictates that if you tempt fate by leaving certain opportunities open for bad things to happen...the probability is they will happen...or in more simple terms "sh%$ happens" as some people say. There were so many ways the park could have gone wrong...so many ways options were left open...so fate was like "oh how am i to choose". The lack of security, one person being in charge of the security...the security guy actually planning to steal embryos...the storm approaching the island...the storm taking out the power...the dinosaurs being smarter than predicted...the dinosaurs being able to breed (due to unforeseen DNA factoids)...the vehicle tour running on electrical grids.
As they were saying, DNA does not have a long shelf life compared to how long they've been extinct. Also Amber is not good at preserving stuff like that. In addition to that, there would be a mixture of many different creatures because the odds that the only blood in the stomach would be one single dinosaur is microscopic. In addition to that, you're going to get mostly mosquito DNA not just the dinosaur. And if you used frog DNA to fill in the sequence caps, it would be a mixture of frog and dinosaur it wouldn't look like a dinosaur. They wouldn't be able to just fill the caps without making it look partially frog like. There were also geneticists in real life that stated it is essentially impossible to find DNA that is preserved from back then and even if they did it's almost impossible to get enough DNA to where they would even be able to think about clothing. But even in a perfect world scenario where they were able to get complete strands of dna, that had lasted that long which as I've stated is essentially impossible, that would be the easiest part of cloning them. There's no guarantee that even if they had all of that that they would even be able to do it. Plus the oxygen levels and everything from back then are much different. A dinosaur would not even be able to survive in today's earth. For a story, it's a great great idea but the logistics are absolutely not possible.
The storm wasn’t originally in the script but they were filming in Hawaii and it was hit by a hurricane and it destroyed some of the sets so they decided to write it into the movie, apparently Spielberg played games with the two kids to keep their minds off the storm because the cast and crew were all stuck inside their hotel. The scene where the T-Rex pushed the roof of the SUB onto the kids wasn’t supposed to happen but the T-Rex malfunctioned and hit the clear roof too hard making it drop on the kids so that is their genuine reaction because they were not expecting that.
Not true... The whole roof scene was planned. What was not planned was a chip breaking from the glass. Thats it. Such a classic urban legend what you say.
@@animal-rights correct. it absolutely was planned. what wasn't planned was a hurricane hitting hawaii during filming. those are incredibly rare, especially of that destructive power to hit the islands.
the game warden was played by Bob Peck who sadly was diagnosed with cancer in 94 and would sadly pass in 99. he has played many roles and even won the BAFTA tv award for his role in the 1986 edge of darkness.
Watching you guys experience the original feels both awesome & surreal. 😂 I feel like an old man!! I wore the VHS 📼 of this movie out when I was a kid. Me & my best friend still quote this movie to this day . So good
I love how they used modern animal sounds to make the dinosaur's sounds. Adult raptors: Tortoise mating call, walrus chest roar, angry goose hiss and dolphin scream recorded underwater Baby raptors: Owlets (baby owls), kits (baby foxes) Gallimimus: Female horse in heat (getting hunted down by the Tyrannosaurus rex) Brachiosaurus: Slowed down donkey calls, whale breating through its blowhole (sneeze) Dilophosaurus: Hawk, swan, rattlesnake and howler monkey Tyrannosaurus rex: Dog playing with rope toy (shaking the Gallimimus to death), elephant calf calls, an alligator's gurgling vocalizations, a tiger's snarl Triceratops: Cow, human breathing through a tube
Top movie score tune of ALL TIME ❤ I love Grant's relationship with the kids, especially him and Timmy. They're the heart of the movie for me - the scene where Grant does CPR, his line delivery of "TIM, NO Tim" always tears me up a little even though I know the kid will be fine 😅
38:00 the reason animals and plants aren’t as large as they were back then is because of the available oxygen there was back then which allowed for larger animals and plants to sustain themselves technically the dinosaurs in the park wouldn’t be the size you see on screen even the trees on the island were sized like they would be today and that would not sustain dinosaurs of that mass
this is gonna sound like a dork ass reply but here me out I like dinos the oxygen was REALLY high BEFORE dinosaurs in the carboniferous aka giant insect land. hell the cretaceus aka t rex land had less oxygen than today it was a more toxic volcanic time. the real reason is archosauria the group dinosaur and other got so big is more on their bones, mammals also got massive but on land have never gotten as large as the biggest dinosaurs square inch law and all of that physics, the hollow but strong structure of the bones airsack is also why birds are way loghter than mammals of the same weight
Actually, t-rex WAS a marathon runner. It wasn't fast but it could run for literally hours. It's hunting strategy was very likely to be persistence hunting. Chasing a prey animal until the prey animal was too exhausted to keep running or fight back. It is the same exact hunting strategy that prehistoric humans used for over 2 million years. It is the reason humans are the endurance champions of the animal kingdom. No other animal on earth can run for as long as humans can.
For a generation, wacthing JP for the first time in 1993 was a once in a lifetime experience. We had never seen photorealistic dinosaurs on the big screen before this. And that sound mix, in THX it is the stuff of home theater demos.
Jurassic Park was the most spectacular and amazing cinematic experience I have ever had. I was still scared on the way home from the cinema 😂 The genetic material, the DNA, is a very thin, sensitive structure, a long, delicate chain of molecules. Assuming that DNA has a half-life of 521 years, after 65 million years there is nothing to be done, no matter how cold it is/was.
I love that you guys actually take your time to discuss the movie you reacted to after watching it. Its something i miss from others who are reacting to movies.
Answers to some of your questions. And some info to go along with them. 1) If you want to watch a decent dinosaur documentary, Watch, "Walking With Dinosaurs". Horribly out of date graphics, but feels like a real documentary. 2). The hoatzin is considered the closest living relative to the dinosaurs, today. 3). Hammond brought Dr.s Grant, Saddler, and Malcolm to sign off on the park and give their endorsement. Hammond needed this, because Geoffrey (the gatekeepers) death had made Hammond's investors nervous. And they were on the verge of pulling their 💰. 4) Nerdy may actually have been being paid enough. But as Hammond stated, he wasn't responsible for Nedry's "financial problems". 5) It was a blending of CGI, animatronics, puppets, and men in suit "puppets". The 🦖 was the worst of the animatronics. The "rain" caused it to randomly spasm and stall.
This was actually my 1st ever favorite Hollywood movie. Actually, it's the first HW movie I ever got hyped about. I remember waiting for this movie to drop on Star Movies when I was 6/7 YO! Only cuz it was about dinosaurs!😂 Still love it!
The fact that Spielberg directed "Jurassic Park" while making "Schindler's List" is a testament to his creativity and genius. He also teamed with one of my favorite composers John Williams once again for the main score which they worked together for the main score for Spielberg's 1975 "Jaws" film. Williams also composed the score for "Star Wars" which is all 3 movies have a similar unassuming jovial sound despite the thilling and menacing nature of the action. Great reaction ❤
This movie was the biggest leap in special effects I had ever seen. I still haven't seen a bigger leap. Bunch of smaller leaps adding up to great things, but no one leap as giant as this movie was. Seeing that first dinosaur scene in the theater was a kind of magic probably not experienced since the first time people saw color on the screen while watching The Wizard of Oz at the theater.
I highly recommend everyone read the novels. If you're like, aww I wont like it since I seen the movie, your wrong. I've seen the movie literally hundreds of times, and i read the book once, and think its the best thing jurassic, ever
The scene where the T-Rex smashes through the top of the vehicle where the kids if you notice the T-Rex breaks a piece of the of the sheet of glass that the kids are holding up . That wasn't supposed to happen so the kids reactions to that were real .
It's been confirmed many times by the movie makers that it's not lmao. So what's the point of a fan theory? & Ya'll really out here believing these people have never seen these movies lol.
@@kingjay239 sorry I didn’t really mean fan theory, I mean more like a popular head cannon. The point isn’t whether it’s right or intended, it’s just something fun or funny to consider. What if?
Fun fact: The T-Rex scene where it breaks the overhead glass on the car, the kids asked Spielberg if it would do that and he told them no lol. So the screams are very much real.
In 1993, the only way to see early trailers was to watch Entertainment Tonight. I had read the novel and storyboarded a section for a friend's art production company so I really knew the story. I distinctly remember waiting for the announced trailer on ET and totally nerding out over it. Even thought the movie deviated quite a bit from the novel, when my siblings and I saw the movie when it opened, we absolutely loved it. It's not a perfect movie but the concept is great and the movie adaptation was nicely done. It's odd at 61 years of age to see others experiencing older movies for the first time. The great thing about the effects in this movie is they still hold up today. By comparison, I don't think there's a movie from The Asylum today that comes anywhere near the quality of the effects in this movie.
Just for sh&ts and giggles, here is one aspect where the movie and novel differentiate. Who dies and who lives. Grant, Satler, Tim and Lex survive in both. Arnold dies in both the movie and the book. Muldoon dies in the movie/lives in the book. Genarro dies in the movie/lives in the book. Hammond lives in the movie/dies in the book. Malcolm lives in the movie/dies in the book (although the next book describes the death as misreported as he stars in the next book and movie). Wu lives in the movie/dies horrendously in the book. there was also an additional character of Regis who wasn't in the movie but died in the book. Even with all these changes, I still loved both movie and novel for what they were.
2 depressing facts... we all die one day and you can't see Jurassic Park for the first time twice. It was nothing short of magical in 1993. Miss those days.
I've exposed every kid in my family to this for 3 generations, most by the time they're 5. Except the ones born before it came out. They were older than that obviously. Nedry wanted more money for extra work Hammond wanted done that wasn't in their original contract. Hammond refused to pay and through lawsuits and labeling him unreliable left Nedry no choice but to complete the extra work for nothing. That's why he took the bribe from Dodgson and stole the dna/embryos. He was still a greedy jerk for putting everyone on the island in danger.
Diseases surviving for a long time: That should be bacteria mostly, right? To endure loooong periods of cold or heat or just no-"food" you need a durable form that is still able to reproduce once it gets (re)activated. Bacteria can do that by building spores that survive pretty much everything. Fungi too. I don't know about viruses, though. They need a host to survive in the first place.
17:19 did anyone see the tooth popped out lol I did u have to slow it down to see the tooth because of the tooth is missing it stayed missing through out the series Jurassic world, Jurassic world fallen kingdom, and now Dominion so Rexy aka Roberta that's how she has a Missing tooth
The T-Rex in Jurassic World is this one from the first movie. If you look at its left shoulder you can see the scars from the raptor attack from the end of this movie.
In the book Biosyn a rival company pay nedry to take embryos so they can catch up on years of research.. Nedry was hired by hammond to set up the computer systems
The prevailing scientific belief now is T-Rex would have hunted mainly by smell since it has one of the largest olfactory organs of most dinosaurs. So they would have been dead if they stayed motionless like Dr Grant suggested. Still a great movie that the studios ran into the ground by creating endless sequels. About the flare. It was originally scripted that trex would also eat Jeff Goldblum or he would be a coward and hide, but he convinced Spielberg it would be more interesting if he uses the flare to distract the dinosaur.
I'm late to this but when you are talking about Muldoon dying and saying he would have made it. He actually wouldn't have. There was the standing raptor he was trying not to startle, the clever girl that does get him, and if you look close there was a third lying in wait when they zoom in on the snake while Muldoon is actually being killed.
I thought the Raptor next to the snake was the same one that Muldoon tried to shoot...and, thankfully, didn't succeed. Long story short, I love the Raptors.
The thing about the Star Wars hotel is that it looks cheap and doesn't look like Star Wars. It looks more like Star Trek... which would be cool if it was supposed to be Star Trek...but it isn't. Also lets get ya boy some new socks! How ya gonna have your sole-holes showing on camera lol
Actually, its true. The animitronic's exterior shape was made out of foam which would soak up Alot of water putting immense strain on the robot Components. This resulted in the head of the red smashing through the sunroof on the car.
@@yohohocow1291 incorrect. that was planned. the part that was not planned was the rex breaking a tooth off and cracking the plexiglass in two. but it was scripted and storyboarded from the start to pop the bubble and go into the SUV. what you are talking about borders on negligence and liability for lawsuit for reckless endangerment of children. Spielberg was already vocal about actor safety after a separate accident on Twilight Zone the movie years before. In that, a different director was working on an "episode" of the movie separate from steven, hired two undocumented child actors and staged a helicopter stunt that killed them and golden age actor vic morrow. Spielberg disowned his friendship to the director and called for reform. It would be hypocrisy if what you said was true. Yes, the foam caused the animatronic to act up, but they stopped filming and dried it off when it would shake and malfunction because that thing could KILL someone if they didn't act quick enough on the kill switch. This is the most oft-repeated myth from the movie and it is grating that it is still spread as truth.
Michael Crichton belongs to a very strange type of writer: people with brilliant novel ideas, insanely boring books as a result, and hellishly funny films based on them, such as "Congo".And Jurassic Park definitely set the stage for the digital revolution in cinema. After that, anything was possible!
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Hey guys, thanx 4 the gr8 reaction!👍 Wanted 2 say u should look up a comparison of the Australian Cassowary bird with a Velociraptor, they're almost identical (skeletons @ least!)! It's crazy cool! Anyway, cheers & take care! 🙂 💚🇦🇺
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What's so amazing is this film STILL HOLDS UP nearly 30 years later.
Wait 30 years!! I saw it in cinemas, I feel so old now.
Stan Winston's effects are absolutely legendary.
@@P83194 Buy the velocitaptor toy. Youth in a box. 👌
One simply does not watch Jurassic world before Jurassic park 😂 but Omg so glad y’all loved it!!
He said he'd only watched a 'crisp rat'... not sure what that has to do with this movie, but okay.
@@Mr.Ekshin I hope you are sarcastic. Else he ment Chris Prat, the male lead in Jurassic World.
Raptors love "Crisp-Rats". lmao
@@sepermakerchoe7333 - Are you sure he wasn't referring to the actor Crisp Ratt? Look him up on IMDB, he's a big movie star.
yeah you might as well see Godzilla 1998 before Godzilla 1954
One thing I really wish they had taken from the novel in this movie was the explanation that the movement-based vision was a result of mixing amphibian DNA with the dinosaur DNA. All of the species in the novel that were created using a specific species of frog DNA had the movement-based vision. We know nothing about dinosaur vision other than what we can infer from the shape and placement of their eye sockets, e.g. it is thought that tyrannosaurs actually had very good binocular vision, like a bird of prey.
Something that I also thought was pretty interesting, although this was a retcon from the second novel, was that the rex could actually see pretty well. She was just bored out of her mind, and was chasing people more because they made noise and ran around. It’s also why Malcolm survived (technically also a retcon) despite actually getting bit by the animal in the book. She wasn’t hunting for food, she was hunting because John Hammond didn’t do any research on animal enrichment. I firmly believe that if the raptors had puzzle feeders, they wouldn’t have been as much of a problem.
@@belisauriusfish9406 Chrichton did a great job retconning stuff for the sequel. Apparently he never writes sequels to his books and only did it for Jurassic Park because Spielberg asked him to, and presumably threw a ton of cash his way.
@@ghostdivision2021 I remember not liking The Lost World much when reading it years ago, but about half way through the novel kicks into high gear and it blitzes to the end, a real rollecoaster of action and scares. Even Spielberg's movie sequel couldn't match it. If I remember correctly, the book killed a T-Rex with rocket launchers. I do wish a scene like that had made into a movie.
@@JasonHauser125 The Lost World (book) is definitely a slower burn than it's predecessor, but I agree that it finishes much stronger and all of the characters are great, it's actually my favorite of the two. I think you're remembering the first book, when Muldoon shoots the T-rex with a tranquilizer launcher. None of the dinos actually die by character hands in any of the books. Muldoon wanted LAW rocket launcher though, cause those would be the only things to kill a Rex with quickly if you needed to.
@@ghostdivision2021 Maybe that's what I'm thinking of. I read it decades ago.
The magic of this movie!!! The theme music always brings it right back. This is an all time great!!!
RUclipsr "listening in" does a beautiful job dissecting this soundtrack. If you haven't already, go check it out. It's really really powerful
I watched this movie 3 times in the theatre (6th grade). A crazy dino nut when younger like most kids my generation, this movie was the first time seeing believable real dinosaurs and surpased anything I could of imagined. I came across the book on a school trip the next year. I could not put the book down and finished it the following night. It was my first full length novel and was as epic as the movie. Having the visuals of realistic dinos really brought the book alive.
If anything it surpassed anything you could have imagined
One of the things a lot of people miss: On the helicopter, Dr. Grant has TWO FEMALE end seatbelts, but he FINDS A WAY to make it work by tying them together, brilliant subtle foreshadowing.
what i love about Jurassic Park is how it is very much a perfect example of chaos theory and butterfly effect (action and consequence or cause and effect). This is why Dr Ian Malcolm has such a major role in not only the first Jurassic Park but also the later ones in the series...arguably he is one of the most important men in the entire series. If you aren't familiar with Chaos Theory and what Dr Malcolm talks about i'll simplify it for you. Chaos dictates that if you tempt fate by leaving certain opportunities open for bad things to happen...the probability is they will happen...or in more simple terms "sh%$ happens" as some people say. There were so many ways the park could have gone wrong...so many ways options were left open...so fate was like "oh how am i to choose". The lack of security, one person being in charge of the security...the security guy actually planning to steal embryos...the storm approaching the island...the storm taking out the power...the dinosaurs being smarter than predicted...the dinosaurs being able to breed (due to unforeseen DNA factoids)...the vehicle tour running on electrical grids.
Ian Malcolm was invited by the lawyer. Since he is a Mathematician and studies Chaos Theory, he could calculate risk factors.
As they were saying, DNA does not have a long shelf life compared to how long they've been extinct. Also Amber is not good at preserving stuff like that. In addition to that, there would be a mixture of many different creatures because the odds that the only blood in the stomach would be one single dinosaur is microscopic. In addition to that, you're going to get mostly mosquito DNA not just the dinosaur. And if you used frog DNA to fill in the sequence caps, it would be a mixture of frog and dinosaur it wouldn't look like a dinosaur. They wouldn't be able to just fill the caps without making it look partially frog like. There were also geneticists in real life that stated it is essentially impossible to find DNA that is preserved from back then and even if they did it's almost impossible to get enough DNA to where they would even be able to think about clothing. But even in a perfect world scenario where they were able to get complete strands of dna, that had lasted that long which as I've stated is essentially impossible, that would be the easiest part of cloning them. There's no guarantee that even if they had all of that that they would even be able to do it. Plus the oxygen levels and everything from back then are much different. A dinosaur would not even be able to survive in today's earth. For a story, it's a great great idea but the logistics are absolutely not possible.
The storm wasn’t originally in the script but they were filming in Hawaii and it was hit by a hurricane and it destroyed some of the sets so they decided to write it into the movie, apparently Spielberg played games with the two kids to keep their minds off the storm because the cast and crew were all stuck inside their hotel.
The scene where the T-Rex pushed the roof of the SUB onto the kids wasn’t supposed to happen but the T-Rex malfunctioned and hit the clear roof too hard making it drop on the kids so that is their genuine reaction because they were not expecting that.
Wow that's so cool that two hugely memorable parts of this movie were improvised.
Not true... The whole roof scene was planned. What was not planned was a chip breaking from the glass. Thats it. Such a classic urban legend what you say.
But still the storm takes place during the ride in the Jurassic Park novel
@@animal-rights correct. it absolutely was planned. what wasn't planned was a hurricane hitting hawaii during filming. those are incredibly rare, especially of that destructive power to hit the islands.
the game warden was played by Bob Peck who sadly was diagnosed with cancer in 94 and would sadly pass in 99. he has played many roles and even won the BAFTA tv award for his role in the 1986 edge of darkness.
I was a16 year old dinosaur nerd when this came out. I had the same sense of awe as Dr. Grant the first time he saw the brachiosahrus
Watching you guys experience the original feels both awesome & surreal. 😂 I feel like an old man!! I wore the VHS 📼 of this movie out when I was a kid. Me & my best friend still quote this movie to this day . So good
The things I’d do to get back 90s cinema and at home VHS from blockbuster atmosphere 🥲
@@DelightFools Right!! The times were Literal Magic
This movie was and still is awesome.
Still remember all the movie stuff, like toys, cards and candy. Good times
I love how they used modern animal sounds to make the dinosaur's sounds.
Adult raptors: Tortoise mating call, walrus chest roar, angry goose hiss and dolphin scream recorded underwater
Baby raptors: Owlets (baby owls), kits (baby foxes)
Gallimimus: Female horse in heat (getting hunted down by the Tyrannosaurus rex)
Brachiosaurus: Slowed down donkey calls, whale breating through its blowhole (sneeze)
Dilophosaurus: Hawk, swan, rattlesnake and howler monkey
Tyrannosaurus rex: Dog playing with rope toy (shaking the Gallimimus to death), elephant calf calls, an alligator's gurgling vocalizations, a tiger's snarl
Triceratops: Cow, human breathing through a tube
Top movie score tune of ALL TIME ❤
I love Grant's relationship with the kids, especially him and Timmy. They're the heart of the movie for me - the scene where Grant does CPR, his line delivery of "TIM, NO Tim" always tears me up a little even though I know the kid will be fine 😅
I will be 40 on my next birthday. I am still chased by velociraptors in nightmares. They are the monster of my childhood.
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38:00 the reason animals and plants aren’t as large as they were back then is because of the available oxygen there was back then which allowed for larger animals and plants to sustain themselves technically the dinosaurs in the park wouldn’t be the size you see on screen even the trees on the island were sized like they would be today and that would not sustain dinosaurs of that mass
This comes up in the novel; someone points out that some of the animals are wheezing because the atmosphere for them is wrong.
this is gonna sound like a dork ass reply but here me out I like dinos
the oxygen was REALLY high BEFORE dinosaurs in the carboniferous aka giant insect land.
hell the cretaceus aka t rex land had less oxygen than today it was a more toxic volcanic time.
the real reason is archosauria the group dinosaur and other got so big is more on their bones, mammals also got massive but on land have never gotten as large as the biggest dinosaurs
square inch law and all of that physics, the hollow but strong structure of the bones airsack is also why birds are way loghter than mammals of the same weight
Ahhh what a classic, it doesn't need to be graphics city to be a great movie, it just needs a lot of heart and good acting 👍🏻❣️❣️❣️
37:24 you guys should react to the recently released "Prehistoric Planet" by the legend that is David Attenborough.
Actually, t-rex WAS a marathon runner. It wasn't fast but it could run for literally hours. It's hunting strategy was very likely to be persistence hunting. Chasing a prey animal until the prey animal was too exhausted to keep running or fight back.
It is the same exact hunting strategy that prehistoric humans used for over 2 million years. It is the reason humans are the endurance champions of the animal kingdom. No other animal on earth can run for as long as humans can.
Timeless movie and yes one of my all-time favorites
For a generation, wacthing JP for the first time in 1993 was a once in a lifetime experience. We had never seen photorealistic dinosaurs on the big screen before this. And that sound mix, in THX it is the stuff of home theater demos.
"Why would you say that? You're gonna piss it off!" Yeah, because dilophosaurus understands English LOL
its crazy how every scene and dialogue work 10 times better than their parody in the next trilogy
Jurassic Park was the most spectacular and amazing cinematic experience I have ever had. I was still scared on the way home from the cinema 😂
The genetic material, the DNA, is a very thin, sensitive structure, a long, delicate chain of molecules. Assuming that DNA has a half-life of 521 years, after 65 million years there is nothing to be done, no matter how cold it is/was.
I love that you guys actually take your time to discuss the movie you reacted to after watching it. Its something i miss from others who are reacting to movies.
Answers to some of your questions. And some info to go along with them.
1) If you want to watch a decent dinosaur documentary, Watch, "Walking With Dinosaurs". Horribly out of date graphics, but feels like a real documentary.
2). The hoatzin is considered the closest living relative to the dinosaurs, today.
3). Hammond brought Dr.s Grant, Saddler, and Malcolm to sign off on the park and give their endorsement. Hammond needed this, because Geoffrey (the gatekeepers) death had made Hammond's investors nervous. And they were on the verge of pulling their 💰.
4) Nerdy may actually have been being paid enough. But as Hammond stated, he wasn't responsible for Nedry's "financial problems".
5) It was a blending of CGI, animatronics, puppets, and men in suit "puppets". The 🦖 was the worst of the animatronics. The "rain" caused it to randomly spasm and stall.
Man, I weep for the people who didn’t grow up with these movies.
This was actually my 1st ever favorite Hollywood movie. Actually, it's the first HW movie I ever got hyped about. I remember waiting for this movie to drop on Star Movies when I was 6/7 YO! Only cuz it was about dinosaurs!😂
Still love it!
Malcolm wanted to give Grant time to get the kids out. He just didn't think it through all the way. He got lucky he got covered by the bathroom
The fact that Spielberg directed "Jurassic Park" while making "Schindler's List" is a testament to his creativity and genius. He also teamed with one of my favorite composers John Williams once again for the main score which they worked together for the main score for Spielberg's 1975 "Jaws" film. Williams also composed the score for "Star Wars" which is all 3 movies have a similar unassuming jovial sound despite the thilling and menacing nature of the action. Great reaction ❤
Watching this movie as a kid was absolute pure MAGIC!
This movie was the biggest leap in special effects I had ever seen. I still haven't seen a bigger leap. Bunch of smaller leaps adding up to great things, but no one leap as giant as this movie was. Seeing that first dinosaur scene in the theater was a kind of magic probably not experienced since the first time people saw color on the screen while watching The Wizard of Oz at the theater.
I highly recommend everyone read the novels. If you're like, aww I wont like it since I seen the movie, your wrong. I've seen the movie literally hundreds of times, and i read the book once, and think its the best thing jurassic, ever
The scene where the T-Rex smashes through the top of the vehicle where the kids if you notice the T-Rex breaks a piece of the of the sheet of glass that the kids are holding up . That wasn't supposed to happen so the kids reactions to that were real .
The kids aren't reacting to a tiny piece of the sheet breaking. All of the screaming etc is completely scripted.
Not true at all. They screamed in every take. Stop talking absolute sh*t
10:29 Ian Malcolm explains what's wrong with the Jurassic World movies. 13:52 Ian Malcolm reviews the Jurassic World movies.
i quoted him in the lead up to Jurassic world when i read about it. very apt.
Fan theory is that Chris Pratt’s character is the kid Allen traumatized grown up.
It's been confirmed many times by the movie makers that it's not lmao. So what's the point of a fan theory? & Ya'll really out here believing these people have never seen these movies lol.
@@kingjay239 sorry I didn’t really mean fan theory, I mean more like a popular head cannon. The point isn’t whether it’s right or intended, it’s just something fun or funny to consider. What if?
Well some dinosaurs did survive. That's how we got birds.
Fun fact: The T-Rex scene where it breaks the overhead glass on the car, the kids asked Spielberg if it would do that and he told them no lol. So the screams are very much real.
Idk if someone said this.... but the raptors were actually based on a dinosaur called deinonychus but that name wasn't seen as cool enough i guess
That kitchen scene scarred me as a child😭
9:30 Steven Spielberg provide the velociraptor's sounds in the cage.
that was just on set. they redubbed it in post-production.
You guys are hating on Lex for the flashlight. When your that scared as a KID you grab onto anything you think will bring you comfort or security.
This movie traumatized the shit out of me when I was a kid 😂
Jurassic Park teaches a valuable lesson about not playing God: God would have installed a backup generator.
God would have spared no expense
Goldblum's "That is one big pile of shit." scene has been memed so hard over the years. :-D
Jurassic Park 1 and Jurassic World 1 are my favorites of each trilogy (so far).
In 1993, the only way to see early trailers was to watch Entertainment Tonight. I had read the novel and storyboarded a section for a friend's art production company so I really knew the story. I distinctly remember waiting for the announced trailer on ET and totally nerding out over it. Even thought the movie deviated quite a bit from the novel, when my siblings and I saw the movie when it opened, we absolutely loved it. It's not a perfect movie but the concept is great and the movie adaptation was nicely done. It's odd at 61 years of age to see others experiencing older movies for the first time. The great thing about the effects in this movie is they still hold up today. By comparison, I don't think there's a movie from The Asylum today that comes anywhere near the quality of the effects in this movie.
Just for sh&ts and giggles, here is one aspect where the movie and novel differentiate. Who dies and who lives. Grant, Satler, Tim and Lex survive in both. Arnold dies in both the movie and the book. Muldoon dies in the movie/lives in the book. Genarro dies in the movie/lives in the book. Hammond lives in the movie/dies in the book. Malcolm lives in the movie/dies in the book (although the next book describes the death as misreported as he stars in the next book and movie). Wu lives in the movie/dies horrendously in the book. there was also an additional character of Regis who wasn't in the movie but died in the book.
Even with all these changes, I still loved both movie and novel for what they were.
The wheels had more band members than the doors.
2 depressing facts... we all die one day and you can't see Jurassic Park for the first time twice. It was nothing short of magical in 1993. Miss those days.
Welcome to Jurassic Park dinosaurs 🦕
One of my favorite movies. So glad you guys liked it!
I've exposed every kid in my family to this for 3 generations, most by the time they're 5. Except the ones born before it came out. They were older than that obviously.
Nedry wanted more money for extra work Hammond wanted done that wasn't in their original contract. Hammond refused to pay and through lawsuits and labeling him unreliable left Nedry no choice but to complete the extra work for nothing. That's why he took the bribe from Dodgson and stole the dna/embryos. He was still a greedy jerk for putting everyone on the island in danger.
I love that people that haven’t seen it think Jurassic Park is a kids movie 😂
What a pleasant surprise! I’m sure you’ll appreciate it despite its age. Watching now
So cool you guys are reacting to this. I love the jurassic park and jurassic world movies
Diseases surviving for a long time: That should be bacteria mostly, right? To endure loooong periods of cold or heat or just no-"food" you need a durable form that is still able to reproduce once it gets (re)activated. Bacteria can do that by building spores that survive pretty much everything. Fungi too. I don't know about viruses, though. They need a host to survive in the first place.
25:51 yeah if they made that realistic, his hands would more than likely have clamped down when he started getting shocked and he would have fried. 😂
Y'all gotta react to the lost world Jurassic park now 👌
17:19 did anyone see the tooth popped out lol I did u have to slow it down to see the tooth because of the tooth is missing it stayed missing through out the series Jurassic world, Jurassic world fallen kingdom, and now Dominion so Rexy aka Roberta that's how she has a Missing tooth
The T-Rex in Jurassic World is this one from the first movie. If you look at its left shoulder you can see the scars from the raptor attack from the end of this movie.
I'm trying to figure out what guy on the left know about Popeye the sailor man, but haven't seen Jurassic Park 🤣
In the book Biosyn a rival company pay nedry to take embryos so they can catch up on years of research.. Nedry was hired by hammond to set up the computer systems
You know there is a group of scientists trying to bring back the Wolly Mamouth.
Wheels are needed for electricity. Doors can be replaced by cloth covering like in ancient days.
I thought unless you were born yesterday, most people your age already have seen them all.
Amazing movie and it still holds up!
Saw it in the theatres when I was about 9 or 10 and it gave me nightmares lol
10/10
The prevailing scientific belief now is T-Rex would have hunted mainly by smell since it has one of the largest olfactory organs of most dinosaurs. So they would have been dead if they stayed motionless like Dr Grant suggested.
Still a great movie that the studios ran into the ground by creating endless sequels.
About the flare. It was originally scripted that trex would also eat Jeff Goldblum or he would be a coward and hide, but he convinced Spielberg it would be more interesting if he uses the flare to distract the dinosaur.
I'm late to this but when you are talking about Muldoon dying and saying he would have made it. He actually wouldn't have. There was the standing raptor he was trying not to startle, the clever girl that does get him, and if you look close there was a third lying in wait when they zoom in on the snake while Muldoon is actually being killed.
I thought the Raptor next to the snake was the same one that Muldoon tried to shoot...and, thankfully, didn't succeed.
Long story short, I love the Raptors.
@davidcolantuono3622 i think that the one he tried to straight ahead then the one that got him was to one side and the other was laying down
I'm going to watch in theaters a 2 film. The Original to Relive that experience years ago 1st time & the Final Film.
New sup here!! Did you notice Dennis (aka Newman as I also known him thanks Steinfeld) clothes?? All outfits are a call back to the Goonies.
the biggest question never answered in any of the jurassic park movies and the 2 original books by michael crighton: how does dinosaur meat taste?
Hi, I am new to this channel I will check out the movies. I love Jurassic Park. So, I will continue to watch.
Wow 😮
The thing about the Star Wars hotel is that it looks cheap and doesn't look like Star Wars. It looks more like Star Trek... which would be cool if it was supposed to be Star Trek...but it isn't.
Also lets get ya boy some new socks! How ya gonna have your sole-holes showing on camera lol
You should watch dead calm 1989 it’s a great Sam Neill film
Jurassic Park was made in the 90s, and looks better than todays 2022 movie. New films are garbage.
How do You even "first watch" this?
Everyone watched it in their childhood at least 1 time
Fun fact the scene where the t-rex smashes through the roof of the car was actually an accident with the animatronic due to it being in the rain.
incorrect.
Actually, its true. The animitronic's exterior shape was made out of foam which would soak up Alot of water putting immense strain on the robot Components. This resulted in the head of the red smashing through the sunroof on the car.
@@yohohocow1291 incorrect. that was planned. the part that was not planned was the rex breaking a tooth off and cracking the plexiglass in two. but it was scripted and storyboarded from the start to pop the bubble and go into the SUV.
what you are talking about borders on negligence and liability for lawsuit for reckless endangerment of children. Spielberg was already vocal about actor safety after a separate accident on Twilight Zone the movie years before. In that, a different director was working on an "episode" of the movie separate from steven, hired two undocumented child actors and staged a helicopter stunt that killed them and golden age actor vic morrow. Spielberg disowned his friendship to the director and called for reform. It would be hypocrisy if what you said was true.
Yes, the foam caused the animatronic to act up, but they stopped filming and dried it off when it would shake and malfunction because that thing could KILL someone if they didn't act quick enough on the kill switch.
This is the most oft-repeated myth from the movie and it is grating that it is still spread as truth.
Jurrassic world is my faves
can you guys react to the anime JoJo's Bizarre Adventure? just a suggestion
When are you guys reacting to Infinity War?
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Ya'll need to stop capping lmao. But get them views tho
Can't stop looking at your device even making videos.
what about DNA in crimes that free innocent people?
I'm waiting for reaction for Lord of the rings
Why not react movies like the og turtles old movies just the same movies people. Claim never seen yeah right
5:42 You watch Seinfeld?
Come un guys why stop reaction to Lost ?
Hi Can you please react to room 2015 starring brie larson and jacob tremblay please ?
Pls Pls Pls react to "Train To Busan" ❤❤❤
Yo how do I request for you guys to watch episode 2-10 of the 100 season one
Michael Crichton belongs to a very strange type of writer: people with brilliant novel ideas, insanely boring books as a result, and hellishly funny films based on them, such as "Congo".And Jurassic Park definitely set the stage for the digital revolution in cinema. After that, anything was possible!
The Jurassic Park novel is great. The Lost World, not so much. Fucking snoozefest.
What do you consider insanely boring?
Jurassic Park was a great book. I really enjoyed it.
Wow these reactor have nothing new to react to everyone reacting stuff is popular on RUclips.
Y'all gotta react to the lost world Jurassic park now 👌