I cried my eyes out when she gasped for air and just passed away. So real and beautiful!! Props to all the people who work so hard behind the scenes. They’re just as important as every other actor in the movies.
They did that with the props from the first Movie. They are in the Smithsonian. They had to make them out of a more archival material since foam latex decomposes in a short amount of time.
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A testament to how well they do their job is that people don't "notice" .. I just seems so real in the movie viewers get caught up in it.. Trust me.. if it was done poorly . .people would notice . : )
Mike Karschti It was the worst thing about the movie. Looked fake and took me right out of it. Especially the rigid eye blinks and nostril flairs. Nothing beats CG.
*"I wanted to show them something that wasn't an illusion. Something that was real, something that they could see and touch. An aim not devoid of merit."* - John Hammond. *GIVE US MORE ANIMATRONICS FOR THE SEQUEL, USE CGI SPARINGLY*
Undead Cupcake Hell yes, a filmmaker may be less restricted with what they can do with CGI, but it's the animatronics up close, that really sell the realistic quality needed to make the dinosaurs feel real.
deraj nitram Yup, but sadly as the movie found out, you can ruin that certain realness that the animatronics bring by going over them with CGI. It happened in the prequel for The Thing. They had some truly awesome and creepy animatronics, but they then cgi-ed over them giving enough disconnect to take away the unnerving factor the raw animatronics had.
Well seeing how incredibly well it's doing at the box office there will certainly be a sequel and it will have a bigger budget, so hopefully that means more animatronics.
This is such a beautiful piece of work. I started to cry the moment I saw the first featurette for this movie that said the word "animatronic." it's the one of the fine arts of film making that Jurassic Park will never be the same without. God bless Stan Winston and the Legacy he left behind!
So sad to see that there where not more animatronics, the ones they used looked absolutely fantastic and while the cgi in the movie was great, some scenes would have looked better with animatronics.
That's a misconception. CGI can be incredibly expensive! You'd be surprised just how many people and man hours goes into believable CGI. So it's not fair to say that practical effects aren't used more because they're expensive. The real reason is that producers don't believe that they're believable, which of course, is wrong.
I don't know what everyone is talking about. This animatronic acts and looks so real, that I'm surprised it's even an animatronic. Also, this scene is so beautiful and you could feel for the apatosaurus. I almost started balling.
so beautiful that instead of rendering a scene in a computer that will take a day or less, they would do all this work that took weeks even months, to create, soo beautiful that there are still people who care
The Apatosaurus scene in the movie almost had me crying. the way they made the animal look like it was in such deep pain combined with a sad version of the JP theme song in the background made me feel extremly emotional and nostalgic at the same time.
The scene with this Apatoraurus was the most emotional part of the movie. Its was so expressive. Thats the beauty of the JP movies. Don't go over CGI for the next one. At least use all the anatromics you already have! Rexy, spino, raptor..apatoraurus..!!
I wish there were more animatronics in the movie, this Apatosaurus was the best looking thing in the movie. When I was watching it in theaters, I could clearly tell that it wasn't CG, it definitely stood out. : )
I know you guys did a marquette of the Indominus Rex, but was there ever an animatronic for it? Khan talked about working with or seeing the I-Rex head. Was that true? Or is Indominus the first full CG villain dinosaur in this franchise?
I wasn't insulting the CGI itself. It was incredible. What's unfortunate is that they had to use CGI to achieve an effect that could've easily been an animatronic.
BloodyFlowerFilms Well easily indeed, but Masrani's actor said that there was an animatronic of the I-rex supposed to be on the set but apparently something happened to it and it never made it
Wow... kudos to every single person who worked on that dinosaur!!! Truly amazing work they put in there and really... I never thought it would be THAT complex. Amazing. They're the people who really deserve the credits!!! Such a masterpiece.
5:12 How come the puppet looks way more realistic here than in the movie? maybe because of that awful blue filter that they used in the film and diminished the original color of the skin?
J Jo Its the way they raise the contrast and add a blue colour tint. This makes it easier for the brain to detect whats real or not. This is also why people are thinking the CGI looks more fake in some scenes, even though the actual models are much more detailed. Makes me wonder why they went with this look.
Dinobot2468 Personally, I HATED the blue filter! Jurassic franchise is not Jurassic (and not so real) without the "brown filter"! I hope they come back with the "brown filter", more animatronics and less CGI in the sequel!
Filipe de Lima Santos From what i know they didn't use a color filter in JP, this JW looked fake from start to end to me, and this animatronic scene looked very bad in the movie. I just saw a fake looking puppet while in this video i am amazed at how complex it actually was. I guess that in JP the animatronic know how was at it's peak, and a big part of it got lost when CGI started replacing it.
although there are a lot of “inaccuracies” in the movie, the crew actually took a lot of time and effort in the movie. whether if you agree with science or follow the norms of this movie, you got to agree they did a good job.
To everyone involved in this project......you all show incredible talent and dedication to craft............a true Rembrandt!!!! A thousand cheers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful looking animatronic. We need to keep that up man. We need to use more puppets in movies. I got nothing against CGI but that needs to back down a little bit and get some flash and blood back in there.
You guys did a beautiful job! That scene was when I got most emotional and mostly because of how real the Apatosaurus looked. Amazing job! And thanks for all your hard work, it really made the movie experience worthwhile for the viewers :)
***** It wasn't that. I know they tightened her skin and added scars (from the raptor attack in Jurassic Park) but her head/body shape look different. It kinda looks like the Papo Running T-Rex (look it up and compare it a Jurassic Park T-Rex maquette) which is based on the V-Rex from King Kong. Also compare the very last scene in Jurassic World with the "Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth" scene from Jurassic Park. The T-Rex looked so much better in Jurassic Park even though they had the same lighting.
She really looked off where irex looked better and more detailed and also they shrinked her to the size of trex in jp3 that hurt me when I was watching it I was so excited when she came out of paddock but when we she came out and runs behind Clair she looked very different all the proportions are wrong especially her oversized head but I somehow convinced me as she is old....
that scene got me to tears because it reminded me of the land before time also a steven spielberg film i loved the amount of work and dedication the entire dept. put into making that dino come alive
Jurassic Park series is my all time favorite!!!! I can still remember those movies gave my nightmares when I was a child, and I went to the Jurassic World movie on the first day, it just brought back so much memories
This was a massive challenge and took ages to process and make and combined with today's technology. Meanwhile the 10ft animatronic T-Rex that was built over 30 years ago looks better
I'm not that impressed by this work. This looks to be the quality of an amusement park ride. And I'm not trying to be negative for no reason. Jurassic Park has had better animatronic puppets in past movies.
Its a shame some of these effects went to waste with the abundance of CGI. I LOVED Jurassic World, but it did need some more practical effects, because the best effects in the film were the practical ones! I was disappointed that i didnt get the classic shot of a REAL animatronic T.Rex. Theres always a chance for its sequel to use more!
ThatGuyFromBritain nope with CGI it is still easier to alter something if you don't like how it came out. There'll probably be less puppets in the sequels as CGI is just too way more convenient. I don't like it either but practical is dead.
I can't deny that apatosaurus scene was amazing, the seamless blend between CGI and Animatronic are beautiful, thats what this age of film needed. I guess if the director explore this technique more or even used it more (not relying too much on CGI, more on practical), we can have a masterpiece of a movie, well visually. CGI for complicated movement, Animatronic to react with the actor, hey, I guess its pretty Much what they had done for the first Jurassic Park lol. Also, I think the scene would look better without that "blue" color grading, I think nature and animal scene need natural color grading (looks just the way our eyes see), but thats nitpicking o course. Good job you guys at Legacy Effect!
Thank you so much for uploading the creation of the Apatosaurus head so quickly! Although i was a little sad that it's the only animatronic dinosaur on screen, i was stunned the first seconds i saw it. All the subtleties in the movement and the animation itself were simply incredible. Hands down, this whole scene is the most moving dinosaur-scene i've seen since the ill-triceratops in Jurassic Park. Thank you so much Legacy Effects!
***** Sure some practical stuff like eggs, bones and teeth. But a animatronic dinosaur? The only other non-cgi thing i noticed was the back of a Velociraptor head in a very short shot.
A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. I can't stop watching it. I wonder if it would be possible for John Rosengrant to see any of my dinosaurs and let me know what he thinks. I've been making them since I was 13 when I watched JP for the first time.
I can not believe this.i'm speechless. This is like like so so ummmmmmmmmm just so cool.this is so.ooooo awesome.i can not stop thinking of these videos of how to make dinosaurs.dinosaur movies make me happy.it feels like they came back to life.
I loved the movie, but one of my only gripes was that there was an over reliance on CGI, those raptor puppets look phenomenal, I wish they had made it in... The Apatosaurus was incredible
@@Irland_Dolin Because I realized there is a lot of stuff in this world which was more important than just buying a dinosaur costume and playing with it
dilworth6113 I though the same thing when i saw the close-ups on the raptors' heads. Still loved this movie, despite some flaws in the characters in my opinion. And yeah, too much cgi.. but nicely done
TheMetfan81 The contracted the original T-Rex pupil without CGI, not to mention they did the same thing on Jabba the Hutt. This is clearly do-able, it's a matter of laziness on the studio's behalf. I believe Treverrow wanted more and the studio didn't give him the time or money for it. Or possibly he took the easy way out, but I'm not sure.
What the f are you on about? It looked great! Man, really tired of this new hipster trend of hating on CGI. None of you even know the amount of effort that goes into CGI effects and shots. Smh.
Anirudh Menon Hating CGI is not a hipster trend. What made the first movie great was that it relied more on its story, and when it had dinosaurs, 90% of the time the dinosaurs were practical. Movies now are all about action and the fantastical because it's so easy to make. There aren't many big movies that aren't just full blown CGI because we're used to seeing shit like Transformers or San Andreas or, now, Jurassic World.
It is a shame that the number of animatronics has been reduced to one in a JP movie. I hated all the CG and was waiting for your effects guys, but left the cinema disappointed. I'm just wondering when the age of overused CGI is going to end. I hope soon. Keep up the great work!
Mate Jako Studios now in days dont want pratical effects, but more CGI, because it saves movie. they even said in the video that the director had to fight back so that they could include animatronics, at least the apatosaur
Mate Jako I actually counter all your agruments I think practicals will come back, take this movie, the push in Star Wars The Force Awakens, I think other studios will see they dont have to use Cji for all and there may be a balance in the future
Have so much respect to there's guys making them. Wish meet them and thank them. They made it awesome since the being. Such a amazing job love there work.
that moment when you realize that Apatosaurus (the dinosaur in this scene) is the same species of dinosaur that was little foot in the land before time
AmazinChannel given the type movies i assume your talking about, if they used practical effects they wouldn't be good practical effects. bad or obvious effects aren't bad because they use a certain technique, they're bad because the filmmakers are lazy.
Shining Cat Productions i'm talking about movies with a budget of millions of dollars, they could easily hire good professionals to do scenary and visual effects, thats what makes me angry, when simples things like scenary elements made in cgi
Was it just me, or did the lighting of the scene somewhat ruined the look of the animatronic? It also felt like it was slightly cgi-touched in post-production...
Joseph Boulter My biggest gripe with CGI is the actors having to act in front of green screens, they have nothing to interact with, nothing to feed them emotion, that's why big Hollywood movies suck. Notice in this clip the actors react to the Apatosaurus moving because it's a real object that they can touch and feel. You can't do that with CGI. That's why actors always have this stupid blank look on their face when they're acting with CGI.
Honestly, I don't hate CGI, and I don't a lot of people who gripe about this movie do either. I LOVE what CGI can do. There are some things that CGI can do that animatronics can't, at least realistically (that scene with the Pterodons attacking citizens is a great example). The problem that many people have is that we're far too reliant on it. There are some things that CGI, at least right now in the 2010s, can't get across the same way a physical creation could. CGI can very easily date a film unless it's used VERY effectively (like in Jurassic Park or Gravity). I believe they made the right choice to create an Apatosaurus head with a CGI body (though color correction has been unfairly abused and overused in this movie as well -_-). However the opening with the Velociraptor's hatching out of the eggs could've been done with simple animatronics as well. They did it in the first one and, heck, they could even improve it on top of that with modern robotic technology. To me, the CGI wasn't used that well in this film, which would've been fine if there wasn't as overused as much. When I think of Jurassic Park as a franchise, I think of awe-inspiring creations and the harmonious ballet between two different but effective methods of creating creatures that can not only terrify, but can gain admiration as well. And hey, maybe the fault IS in the color correction department and the effects were fine prior to that. I don't know. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the movie and I was super happy to see it. 8)
Joseph Boulter I have to disagree man. I think CGI more often than not looks completely simulated and not real at all. I find motion in CGI can make or break how real it looks. I have to say though, CGI is absolutely astounding in small doses. My criticism is tends to be when directors use CGI for whole set-pieces and scenes.
CGI doesn't look real. Practical Effects would always win! Look at Lord of the Rings vs The Hobbit. Lord of the Rings looked way more realistic because they used a lot more practical effects then the Hobbit that used mostly CGI. J.J. Abrams who is directed the new Star Wars movie is using more practical effects than CGI because of how fake CGI looks. CGI is a great tool, but you can't use it to much like these films tend to do now and days.
Un freaking believable! These guys earn every penny - so gald to see animatronics still being used. At 4:44 they should have rubbed some dirt on it to get some grit on it too. Top job
you guys could have build an animatronic hybrid dinosaurus, that worked in 1993, you guys could have made animatronic raptors, but noooo, you guys just wanted to waisted all on a dying apatausaurus
"A number of practical effects", you say? …well that's weird cause aside from the Apatosaurus…didn't see much practicality in your effectiveness. In other words, no practical effects.
DisneyNAW That's a tautology, because the Apatosaurus was a practical effect, as were the Raptor heads, only difference there was that they used CGI to make the eyes move and to show the animal breathing. Experimental, sure, but arguably not necessary. Just be glad they got this Apato to work as well as they did.
+RGB Skull When that happens, I'll gladly compliment it should that become the case. Nevertheless, Jurassic World's effects were definitely not an upgrade in comparison to some other (and even older) movies that relied on CGI
+DisneyNAW Just because YOU didn't see it doesn't mean it wasn't there. For crying out loud, you can find lists of special effects that people think were CGI but actually weren't. The human eye just isn't always reliable.
Jurassic Park worked well because it had an equal mix of the two, so it was a lot harder to get used to the CG and animatronic effects. CG is very good and very convincing when used in moderation. But the problem is that so many movies rely on it now, that we've just gotten used to it and it's easier to tell apart what's CG and what's real. Movies desperately need to go back to practical effects. Not replace CG entirely, but also not rely on it.
I didnt like that scene at all, It felt dumbed down like it was forcibly played to be emotional. "and heres the scene, feel sorry for the animal, orchestra do your job" fuck this. the only thing that looked real and they blew it.
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I agree, and also I did not even think it looked that real.. Not compared to the animatronics used in JP. For example, it was too glossy, and moved wierd.
the music, the animatronic. THAT IS WHY I FELL IN LOVE WITH JURASSIC PARK. i really want more in the sequel.
@@campain6969 It's a self-own / self-parody comment, kind of like a reverse troll.
I cried my eyes out when she gasped for air and just passed away. So real and beautiful!! Props to all the people who work so hard behind the scenes. They’re just as important as every other actor in the movies.
all this hardwork is needed for the scene that only lasted 5 minutes.....now i'm feeling more appreciate thinking that scene:')
Devo Fauzan Rahman Yes, but don't worry : it will be used again in other movies or documentaries.
the cg work takes a lot as well and people complain a lot about it
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Looked really great in this movie..But watching the first one, JP1, it's indeed very impressive...Hope they keep giving out JP movies
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This should be put in a museum
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+FQ SQ I would go to that museum. It would be in America but i could fly with a plane ofcourse.
They did that with the props from the first Movie. They are in the Smithsonian. They had to make them out of a more archival material since foam latex decomposes in a short amount of time.
With a full body
Panic! At The Corgi “It belongs in a museum!” -Indiana Jones
Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. This movie was fantastic, and your contribution to it is very much appreciated by Jurassic Park fans everywhere.
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not gonna lie, watching that rehearsal piece made tear up a little bit.
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Me too
That scene really got to me
Honestly for me the dying apatosaurus scene was the most emotional. I really did tear up watching it. You guys did a fantastic job.
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They do all of this and most people don’t even notice. Shout out to these guys
A testament to how well they do their job is that people don't "notice" .. I just seems so real in the movie viewers get caught up in it.. Trust me.. if it was done poorly . .people would notice . : )
The Apatosaurus scene was the best looking scene in the whole movie.
That ending was awesome because almost everyone loves dumb action scenes.
The end was very good but you can't beat practical effects.
Yeah
Mike Karschti It was the worst thing about the movie. Looked fake and took me right out of it. Especially the rigid eye blinks and nostril flairs. Nothing beats CG.
I had the exact opposite reaction. lol
When the Apatosaurus was dying, it made the waterworks start in my eyes.
Sameeeee
*"I wanted to show them something that wasn't an illusion. Something that was real, something that they could see and touch. An aim not devoid of merit."* - John Hammond. *GIVE US MORE ANIMATRONICS FOR THE SEQUEL, USE CGI SPARINGLY*
Undead Cupcake Hell yes, a filmmaker may be less restricted with what they can do with CGI, but it's the animatronics up close, that really sell the realistic quality needed to make the dinosaurs feel real.
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deraj nitram Yup, but sadly as the movie found out, you can ruin that certain realness that the animatronics bring by going over them with CGI. It happened in the prequel for The Thing. They had some truly awesome and creepy animatronics, but they then cgi-ed over them giving enough disconnect to take away the unnerving factor the raw animatronics had.
Undead Cupcake You right. The producers are so stingy, they did not invest in practical effects. It was obvious that the movie would be a blockbuster.
Well seeing how incredibly well it's doing at the box office there will certainly be a sequel and it will have a bigger budget, so hopefully that means more animatronics.
I practically cried the whole time I was watching this because they created such an emotional scene with that puppet. It looked and felt so real.
How could you feel it :/
@@xs4178 Figure of speech, kid, don't go hurting your head over a FIVE YEAR OLD conversation.
This is such a beautiful piece of work. I started to cry the moment I saw the first featurette for this movie that said the word "animatronic." it's the one of the fine arts of film making that Jurassic Park will never be the same without. God bless Stan Winston and the Legacy he left behind!
A spiritual origin for many of us that's worth cherishing. This kind of film-making needs to continue to prevail to keep the mix interesting.
Rob Braun Preach it Man! ;D
Rob Braun verry amaizing 😍😍
I thought It was animated. . woww. . real effort
are you being sarcastic? because if you are they worked really hard on the animatronics, harder than they would if they did do cgi
The head was animalectronic tje body was cgi
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@@bladeoftheruinedking2543 homie I made the comment when I was 13 I really don't know what I was going for
So sad to see that there where not more animatronics, the ones they used looked absolutely fantastic and while the cgi in the movie was great, some scenes would have looked better with animatronics.
maybe just way too expensive. I wouldn't be supriced :)
That's a misconception. CGI can be incredibly expensive! You'd be surprised just how many people and man hours goes into believable CGI. So it's not fair to say that practical effects aren't used more because they're expensive. The real reason is that producers don't believe that they're believable, which of course, is wrong.
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i agree, i feel like the first dinosaur they show looks so much more realistic just painted, it's like they over cgi'd it, you know?
No wonder this was the most powerful scene in the movie.
@@theeternal1766 no
Stan Winston would be proud,great job guys!
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No he wouldn't
Legacy effect is an old team of stan winston
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I'm more impressed with the animatronic head than the rest of the movie, so much work went in to that. Practical effects are timeless.
I don't know what everyone is talking about. This animatronic acts and looks so real, that I'm surprised it's even an animatronic. Also, this scene is so beautiful and you could feel for the apatosaurus. I almost started balling.
so beautiful that instead of rendering a scene in a computer that will take a day or less, they would do all this work that took weeks even months, to create, soo beautiful that there are still people who care
The Apatosaurus scene in the movie almost had me crying. the way they made the animal look like it was in such deep pain combined with a sad version of the JP theme song in the background made me feel extremly emotional and nostalgic at the same time.
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The scene with this Apatoraurus was the most emotional part of the movie. Its was so expressive. Thats the beauty of the JP movies. Don't go over CGI for the next one. At least use all the anatromics you already have! Rexy, spino, raptor..apatoraurus..!!
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This Is One of the *greatest things* i've ever seen.
I wish there were more animatronics in the movie, this Apatosaurus was the best looking thing in the movie. When I was watching it in theaters, I could clearly tell that it wasn't CG, it definitely stood out. : )
I know you guys did a marquette of the Indominus Rex, but was there ever an animatronic for it? Khan talked about working with or seeing the I-Rex head. Was that true? Or is Indominus the first full CG villain dinosaur in this franchise?
BloodyFlowerFilms Apparently there was an animatronic of the I-rex but it never made it to the set for unknown reasons
Unfortunately that was CGI.
BloodyFlowerFilms Unfortunately? That was good enough CGI to confuse it with an animatronic
I wasn't insulting the CGI itself. It was incredible. What's unfortunate is that they had to use CGI to achieve an effect that
could've easily been an animatronic.
BloodyFlowerFilms Well easily indeed, but Masrani's actor said that there was an animatronic of the I-rex supposed to be on the set but apparently something happened to it and it never made it
Wow... kudos to every single person who worked on that dinosaur!!! Truly amazing work they put in there and really... I never thought it would be THAT complex. Amazing. They're the people who really deserve the credits!!! Such a masterpiece.
5:12 How come the puppet looks way more realistic here than in the movie? maybe because of that awful blue filter that they used in the film and diminished the original color of the skin?
J Jo Its the way they raise the contrast and add a blue colour tint. This makes it easier for the brain to detect whats real or not. This is also why people are thinking the CGI looks more fake in some scenes, even though the actual models are much more detailed. Makes me wonder why they went with this look.
J Jo There is video comparing the first JP with JW. And yes, it mentioned about color grading. The original doesn't use color grading as much as JW.
J Jo Colin Trevorrow was a bad director.
Dinobot2468 Personally, I HATED the blue filter! Jurassic franchise is not Jurassic (and not so real) without the "brown filter"! I hope they come back with the "brown filter", more animatronics and less CGI in the sequel!
Filipe de Lima Santos From what i know they didn't use a color filter in JP, this JW looked fake from start to end to me, and this animatronic scene looked very bad in the movie. I just saw a fake looking puppet while in this video i am amazed at how complex it actually was. I guess that in JP the animatronic know how was at it's peak, and a big part of it got lost when CGI started replacing it.
You know they made it when the animatronic makes you cry even during the testing stage! 😭 Good job guys! 👍❤
That eye was beautiful!
although there are a lot of “inaccuracies” in the movie, the crew actually took a lot of time and effort in the movie. whether if you agree with science or follow the norms of this movie, you got to agree they did a good job.
That scene of the Apatosaurus almost made me cry, but i was in the cinema, i had to resist.
Few years ago I would have never imagined I’d tear up at an animatronic dinosaur.
Loved this moment in the film
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To everyone involved in this project......you all show incredible talent and dedication to craft............a true Rembrandt!!!!
A thousand cheers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If only they had used more animatonics.
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Lohiau1 they probably needed more money
@Lohiau1, The CGI ain't bad tho...
Yeah but that cost way more than cgi
To expensive and it’s not really needed as much anymore.
Wonderful looking animatronic. We need to keep that up man. We need to use more puppets in movies. I got nothing against CGI but that needs to back down a little bit and get some flash and blood back in there.
2015: aight guys we cant mess this up theres no redos
2020: okay guys pull up the computers and start working on the visual effects alright
The only real dinosaur in the movie...
AnIdiotsLantern lol ikr...
Sea world the anamatronics in Owens or aka Chris's Pratts velocity raptor gang were REAL PEOPLE!
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They CGed over the raptors.
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They had animatronics made, but they CGIed over them in the final edit so their performances could be manipulated in post.
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I'm afraid not. Sorry.
You guys did a beautiful job! That scene was when I got most emotional and mostly because of how real the Apatosaurus looked. Amazing job! And thanks for all your hard work, it really made the movie experience worthwhile for the viewers :)
You know, I was _not_ going to watch this movie, but knowing now that you guys worked on it gives me a good reason to go watch it instead.
AMAZING JOB! This is truly one of the BIGGEST reasons why the original J.P (1993) was a global success!.
Did anyone else think the T-Rex looked really off in Jurassic World? Any idea why? Was it the CGI or the design itself?
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It wasn't that. I know they tightened her skin and added scars (from the raptor attack in Jurassic Park) but her head/body shape look different. It kinda looks like the Papo Running T-Rex (look it up and compare it a Jurassic Park T-Rex maquette) which is based on the V-Rex from King Kong. Also compare the very last scene in Jurassic World with the "Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth" scene from Jurassic Park. The T-Rex looked so much better in Jurassic Park even though they had the same lighting.
***** No I'm definitely not saying she is not old. I'm saying the reason the T-Rex looks off isn't because she's old.
Goldcharms It did look off, I thought it looked the least convincing of any of the CGI T-Rex shots in the JP franchise.
Goldcharms They sized down all dinosaurs, the original T-Rex was way bigger.
She really looked off where irex looked better and more detailed and also they shrinked her to the size of trex in jp3 that hurt me when I was watching it I was so excited when she came out of paddock but when we she came out and runs behind Clair she looked very different all the proportions are wrong especially her oversized head but I somehow convinced me as she is old....
; _ ; I cried at this part and I'm so happy so many people put so much effort into it.
that scene got me to tears because it reminded me of the land before time
also a steven spielberg film
i loved the amount of work and dedication the entire dept. put into making that dino come alive
This is so beautiful...the way all the people in the crew makes the dinosaur come to life...it's just mind-blowing ...❤️❤️❤️
You guys did an amazing job!
Jurassic Park series is my all time favorite!!!! I can still remember those movies gave my nightmares when I was a child, and I went to the Jurassic World movie on the first day, it just brought back so much memories
this is amazing. really. it makes me want to sculpt or something.. but I don't have the materials.
I sculpt with soil from my backyard.
Yea or the talent
Build a sand castle! Or buy some model clay
I cried so much during that scene! I am crying right now because I love dinoz! 🦕 🦖
This was a massive challenge and took ages to process and make and combined with today's technology. Meanwhile the 10ft animatronic T-Rex that was built over 30 years ago looks better
And the raptors
I'm not that impressed by this work. This looks to be the quality of an amusement park ride. And I'm not trying to be negative for no reason. Jurassic Park has had better animatronic puppets in past movies.
Amazing. What hard work just for a small scene... Hats off to all....
Its a shame some of these effects went to waste with the abundance of CGI. I LOVED Jurassic World, but it did need some more practical effects, because the best effects in the film were the practical ones! I was disappointed that i didnt get the classic shot of a REAL animatronic T.Rex. Theres always a chance for its sequel to use more!
Dinobot2468 I 100% agree with you it seemed fake the rest of the time.
Dinobot2468 They'll screw the sequel with even more CGI...
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Allah forbid it. Once again Am thinking Allah Please don't let them swear up the Movie.
+Dinobot2468 The film is fine as is.
ThatGuyFromBritain nope with CGI it is still easier to alter something if you don't like how it came out. There'll probably be less puppets in the sequels as CGI is just too way more convenient. I don't like it either but practical is dead.
This movie franchise pioneered this kind of technology. 20 years later it still holds up!
Really beautiful guys.
I'll admit, that scene was emotional. More animatronics please! :D
I can't deny that apatosaurus scene was amazing, the seamless blend between CGI and Animatronic are beautiful, thats what this age of film needed. I guess if the director explore this technique more or even used it more (not relying too much on CGI, more on practical), we can have a masterpiece of a movie, well visually. CGI for complicated movement, Animatronic to react with the actor, hey, I guess its pretty Much what they had done for the first Jurassic Park lol. Also, I think the scene would look better without that "blue" color grading, I think nature and animal scene need natural color grading (looks just the way our eyes see), but thats nitpicking o course. Good job you guys at Legacy Effect!
Quit complaining about the CGI!! The movie was great and these people worked so hard to make this movie as best and fast as they could!!
Thank you so much for uploading the creation of the Apatosaurus head so quickly! Although i was a little sad that it's the only animatronic dinosaur on screen, i was stunned the first seconds i saw it. All the subtleties in the movement and the animation itself were simply incredible. Hands down, this whole scene is the most moving dinosaur-scene i've seen since the ill-triceratops in Jurassic Park. Thank you so much Legacy Effects!
***** Sure some practical stuff like eggs, bones and teeth. But a animatronic dinosaur?
The only other non-cgi thing i noticed was the back of a Velociraptor head in a very short shot.
It's movies like these that has made a soft spot in my heart for America!
Still your number one fan!
A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. I can't stop watching it. I wonder if it would be possible for John Rosengrant to see any of my dinosaurs and let me know what he thinks. I've been making them since I was 13 when I watched JP for the first time.
wow
Come on John! Go and see his dinosaur XDD
Thanks for your support Emma :)
oh man, did you make them yourself? great stuff
There's so many different kinds of talents that go into making this one animatronic! Amazing!
I ain’t gonna lie, when the longneck died in the movie..I bawled 😭
Me too
I can not believe this.i'm speechless. This is like like so so ummmmmmmmmm just so cool.this is so.ooooo awesome.i can not stop thinking of these videos of how to make dinosaurs.dinosaur movies make me happy.it feels like they came back to life.
I loved the movie, but one of my only gripes was that there was an over reliance on CGI, those raptor puppets look phenomenal, I wish they had made it in... The Apatosaurus was incredible
I love both CGI and animatronics in Jurassic Park/World ^^ I don't get the hate for CGI, it's truly amazing what you can do with it!
Okay, I'm going to see it again this weekend.
Same
Genni G Fox Well Ok Me Too
They are very Effort, they deserve more award☺️
I WANT ONE
+IVAN god damn who doesn't :)
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Raptor head should have got an animatronic eye! The CGI eye spoiled the scene
They needed the eye to contract, the pupil
dilworth6113 I though the same thing when i saw the close-ups on the raptors' heads. Still loved this movie, despite some flaws in the characters in my opinion. And yeah, too much cgi.. but nicely done
TheMetfan81 The contracted the original T-Rex pupil without CGI, not to mention they did the same thing on Jabba the Hutt. This is clearly do-able, it's a matter of laziness on the studio's behalf. I believe Treverrow wanted more and the studio didn't give him the time or money for it. Or possibly he took the easy way out, but I'm not sure.
What the f are you on about? It looked great! Man, really tired of this new hipster trend of hating on CGI. None of you even know the amount of effort that goes into CGI effects and shots. Smh.
Anirudh Menon Hating CGI is not a hipster trend. What made the first movie great was that it relied more on its story, and when it had dinosaurs, 90% of the time the dinosaurs were practical. Movies now are all about action and the fantastical because it's so easy to make. There aren't many big movies that aren't just full blown CGI because we're used to seeing shit like Transformers or San Andreas or, now, Jurassic World.
This Film were revolutionary! I love them a lot still these days!!
godzilla head at 5:02
Diverp Found It!
This group is awesome these guys can make a whole realistic model of a dinosaur that moves
It is a shame that the number of animatronics has been reduced to one in a JP movie. I hated all the CG and was waiting for your effects guys, but left the cinema disappointed. I'm just wondering when the age of overused CGI is going to end. I hope soon. Keep up the great work!
Mate Jako Studios now in days dont want pratical effects, but more CGI, because it saves movie. they even said in the video that the director had to fight back so that they could include animatronics, at least the apatosaur
Mate Jako I actually counter all your agruments I think practicals will come back, take this movie, the push in Star Wars The Force Awakens, I think other studios will see they dont have to use Cji for all and there may be a balance in the future
Have so much respect to there's guys making them. Wish meet them and thank them. They made it awesome since the being. Such a amazing job love there work.
this is why you should never coat props with CGI
These people are CREATIVE GENIUSES!!.
that moment when you realize that Apatosaurus (the dinosaur in this scene) is the same species of dinosaur that was little foot in the land before time
Damn straight
The one practical effect in the entire film..bravo
2:55 ironman in the background
Nice
So realistic, i like when they still use animatronics(no pun intended) and not mostly CG.
I'd enjoy the practical effects community a lot more if 90% of it wasn't bitching about CGI.
Shining Cat Productions the problem is that even scenes that could easily be made in real life are being made in fucking cgi
AmazinChannel given the type movies i assume your talking about, if they used practical effects they wouldn't be good practical effects. bad or obvious effects aren't bad because they use a certain technique, they're bad because the filmmakers are lazy.
Shining Cat Productions i'm talking about movies with a budget of millions of dollars, they could easily hire good professionals to do scenary and visual effects, thats what makes me angry, when simples things like scenary elements made in cgi
This is my favorite dinosaur and I'm so happy they put so much work into it. It was really beautiful.
Was it just me, or did the lighting of the scene somewhat ruined the look of the animatronic?
It also felt like it was slightly cgi-touched in post-production...
Yeah i agree it the way the scene was shot was kinda odd
Even with all the CGI there is now, this is one art from in cenima that is absolutely perfected.
Don't get me wrong I love animatronics but .... Why does everyone hate cgi ? It looks more real and less jarring
Joseph Boulter My biggest gripe with CGI is the actors having to act in front of green screens, they have nothing to interact with, nothing to feed them emotion, that's why big Hollywood movies suck. Notice in this clip the actors react to the Apatosaurus moving because it's a real object that they can touch and feel. You can't do that with CGI. That's why actors always have this stupid blank look on their face when they're acting with CGI.
Honestly, I don't hate CGI, and I don't a lot of people who gripe about this movie do either. I LOVE what CGI can do. There are some things that CGI can do that animatronics can't, at least realistically (that scene with the Pterodons attacking citizens is a great example). The problem that many people have is that we're far too reliant on it. There are some things that CGI, at least right now in the 2010s, can't get across the same way a physical creation could. CGI can very easily date a film unless it's used VERY effectively (like in Jurassic Park or Gravity). I believe they made the right choice to create an Apatosaurus head with a CGI body (though color correction has been unfairly abused and overused in this movie as well -_-). However the opening with the Velociraptor's hatching out of the eggs could've been done with simple animatronics as well. They did it in the first one and, heck, they could even improve it on top of that with modern robotic technology. To me, the CGI wasn't used that well in this film, which would've been fine if there wasn't as overused as much. When I think of Jurassic Park as a franchise, I think of awe-inspiring creations and the harmonious ballet between two different but effective methods of creating creatures that can not only terrify, but can gain admiration as well. And hey, maybe the fault IS in the color correction department and the effects were fine prior to that. I don't know. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the movie and I was super happy to see it. 8)
Joseph Boulter I have to disagree man. I think CGI more often than not looks completely simulated and not real at all. I find motion in CGI can make or break how real it looks. I have to say though, CGI is absolutely astounding in small doses. My criticism is tends to be when directors use CGI for whole set-pieces and scenes.
CGI doesn't look real. Practical Effects would always win! Look at Lord of the Rings vs The Hobbit. Lord of the Rings looked way more realistic because they used a lot more practical effects then the Hobbit that used mostly CGI. J.J. Abrams who is directed the new Star Wars movie is using more practical effects than CGI because of how fake CGI looks. CGI is a great tool, but you can't use it to much like these films tend to do now and days.
Josh said it perfectly! I didn't read his comment till after I wrote mine. But he said it perfectly!
This is just amazing.... the technical part behind is just awesome..
Pause at 1:16, Halo prop weapons for a movie?
Halo Unto Dawn, I think. It's already out
Mysterion Halo Unto Dawn? Lol it's Forward Unto Dawn.
Hat's off to the artists 💕
the funny thing is when I watched the movie the dying Apatosaurus is the only part I felt looked fake....
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Un freaking believable! These guys earn every penny - so gald to see animatronics still being used. At 4:44 they should have rubbed some dirt on it to get some grit on it too. Top job
you guys could have build an animatronic hybrid dinosaurus, that worked in 1993, you guys could have made animatronic raptors, but noooo, you guys just wanted to waisted all on a dying apatausaurus
*wasted
+Mr. Stereotype Gamer waste it
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Hon........... It's a movie I'm sure u couldn't have done better
THIS TYPE OF WORK MAKES FOR A REALLY,REALLY GOOD MOVIE DUE TO THE EFFECTS HARD DOES PAY OFF!
"A number of practical effects", you say? …well that's weird cause aside from the Apatosaurus…didn't see much practicality in your effectiveness. In other words, no practical effects.
DisneyNAW That's a tautology, because the Apatosaurus was a practical effect, as were the Raptor heads, only difference there was that they used CGI to make the eyes move and to show the animal breathing. Experimental, sure, but arguably not necessary. Just be glad they got this Apato to work as well as they did.
+DisneyNAW CGI will become 100% photorealistic and people will still bitch about it.
+RGB Skull When that happens, I'll gladly compliment it should that become the case. Nevertheless, Jurassic World's effects were definitely not an upgrade in comparison to some other (and even older) movies that relied on CGI
+DisneyNAW Just because YOU didn't see it doesn't mean it wasn't there. For crying out loud, you can find lists of special effects that people think were CGI but actually weren't. The human eye just isn't always reliable.
He's talking about dinosaurs, wich I'm pretty sure it was the only one non-CG.
I love dinosaurs!
CGI sucks. Bring back animatronics
Jurassic Park worked well because it had an equal mix of the two, so it was a lot harder to get used to the CG and animatronic effects. CG is very good and very convincing when used in moderation.
But the problem is that so many movies rely on it now, that we've just gotten used to it and it's easier to tell apart what's CG and what's real.
Movies desperately need to go back to practical effects. Not replace CG entirely, but also not rely on it.
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This is why the movie was soooo good 😌 loved 🥰 it
I didnt like that scene at all, It felt dumbed down like it was forcibly played to be emotional.
"and heres the scene, feel sorry for the animal, orchestra do your job"
fuck this. the only thing that looked real and they blew it.
Yes, I agree on that it was a little bit too Disney.
same here... it was so cheesy!
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I agree, and also I did not even think it looked that real.. Not compared to the animatronics used in JP.
For example, it was too glossy, and moved wierd.
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My God the amount of thought, effort, skill and hard work they put into is really something which should be appreciated.