Phil Tippett was hired by the dinosaurs to help them escape the second time around which is why he was "Dinosaur consultant". He did such a great job of supervising them in the first that they hired him in the second to facilitate their rampage.
Bringing in the same guy who helped mess everything up the last time and maintains that he did nothing wrong to advise on the new situation is the most realistic part of the movie.
My head cannon is that the Trex was already in the visitor center taking a snooze away from the sun and heat and didn’t care to investigate until the raptors woke it up.
15:31 Fun fact. It’s thought that T-Rex actually had cushioned pads in their feet along with the overall shape of their feet meant they walked at incredibly quietly. You would definitely hear them if they were running, but if they’re just walking along normally quiet as a mouse. This means it’s actually more unrealistic that they could hear it stomping while waiting in the cars. 🦖
I bet it was really the brachiosaurs making the noise (I mean the footsteps are like 45 seconds apart) and it just so happened t-rex was there too. sneaking up.
Heard a new one this week; in The Critical Drinkers review of 'Waterworld', he says that the makers of that movie were warned not to shoot a live set in Hawaii by Speilberg himself. After Hurricane Icini leveled his set and trapped members of the cast and crew. He was ignored, the set sank and Waterworld wound up costing over 100 million dollars to make.
In the book Dr. Wu is wanting to make all the dinosaurs slower, he's talking to Hammond about it and says the dinosaurs aren't real because they are messing with the DNA and adding from other species. So according to the book the dinosaurs weren't real dinosaurs to begin with.
I just saw the 30th anniversary of Jurassic Park in theaters with my son and the T-Rex intro scene was genuis its insane how well the effects hold up, it was terrifying watching it in the theater
It was literally explained in the movie. Biosyn gave it to him so he could smuggle it through customs. Back then they didn't ban aerosol cans. And it had room to keep then cold.
I read the books shortly after watching the movie. Even on a second viewing though it is amazing how much Hammond's charm doesn't work on you when you realize he is kind of a crotchety old guy who really spent a huge chunk of his money to pull off this elaborate con.
When they shoot at the raptors while on the phone and Hammond screams on the phone I took it as Hammond didn't want them to kill such an expensive asset
I loved this movie as a kid growing up, and i still love it. In the new DnD movie, they pretty much recreated the scene from JP where the raptor knocks the girl out of the ceiling crawl space (and jumps to try to bite her legs just as she gets pulled back up) during the scene with the fat dragon. I jumped up and pretty much did the Leo DiCaprio meme of pointing at the screen 😂.
As far as I know, Phil Tippet got seriously depressed for losing what he loved the most and even suicidal. He was one of the best special effects makers of his time including alot of the Special FX from the original Star Wars trilogy. This man is a Legend and deserves all the respect
15:03 I just like to imagine the T-Rex was tiptoeing around to sneak into the visitor center to attack the raptors. Or trying to crawl with their little arms, just skidding along the ground on their chin and chest.
@@shenloken2 The rex was in the regular pen eating a goat before she escaped. The concrete paddocks are probably privacy/containment quarters like zoos have for their animals, those aren't usually locked. Tyrannosaurus 'fast walked' like elephants rather than actually ran, so they might have been as surprisingly stealthy as well while stalking prey.
Oh, that Rex was smarter than people think. She could have learned that her steps were alerting potential prey and adapted her style. Another clever girl.
1:19 growler. This video had me in stitches. I can't stop laughing at that video edit. Also, I love me some Jurassic Park so I loved the trivia from this episode.
Yet another movie I need to immediately rewatch due to some Fact Fiend candy! One of the most disappointing thing about the sequels was the fact they never continued the Dennis Needry Arc. Would have loved to have seen things go in a different direction! Great video once again guys! Kudos!
I don't love the Jurassic Park movies, but, I have mad respect for the work that went into it. And, to be honest, I had always sided with Jeff Goldblum's character on the whole "just because you can do something doesn't mean you should" argument.
Id have loved to have seen dennis neddrie back as a dinosaur clone or he could have been his twin ...but his idea with the eye patch and hook hand sounded funny i would have paid to see that
Not only is Barbasol real, those hidden storage cans are real! They even spray out foam if you press it! Of course, youll have to do some customizing to turn one into an embryo cryogenic storage container..... On the topic of the T-rex animatronic: I used to work with one of the guys on the T-rex build team (he still gets $5k royalty checks from that job btw), it used 2 3000psi pumps, and actually worked better when it was wet. It couldnt move as fast, due to the extra mass therefore extra strain on the structure, but it moved more realistically because it gave it that mass to move against (that subtle pushing a mass and moving mass carrying over when changing direction or stopping motion) and smoothed out any jerky movements. The lawyer pick up bit used watchdogs on the rams in the mouth, these watchdogs were clamp rings that physically would not allow the mouth to close too far. However, the thrash scene was a bit too fast and did dislocate the stuntmans back. His spinal cord was bruised but okay, and while he was confined to a wheelchair for recovery, he did walk perfectly fine after he healed. But yeah.....the T-rex almost broke the dude in half from the left right thrashing movement....thats why the lawyers legs look like they hyperextend.....because they did.... Any twitching would have come from the 14" maquette they used to puppeteer the rig. Yes, the T-rex was technically a puppet and yes, it was twitchy sometimes. Move the maquette into a position and the T-rex would follow right along. It required 3 to 4 people to move it for some shots. The rig was so heavy they needed to pour a 10'x10'x10' cube of solid concrete wherever they set it up so it wouldnt topple over when moving or lunging. Speaking of lunging motions, the hydraulic ram used for the forward movement of the rig (any linear forward backward motion) was one of the largest, longest, high pressure, hydraulic pistons in existence at the time (also most expensive). And was reused in one of the triceratops in JP2.
What if in JP, the rumbling the kids heard when the TRex escaped wasn't from it's footsteps at all... what if it's footsteps were actually silent, and they were just hearing a different kind of TRex roar? Scientists now theorize that TRex had very good infrasonic hearing (lower pitched than what humans can hear), possibly for communication with other Rex's because TRex's vocalizations may have been infrasonic as well. Depending on how long the call duration would've been, it may have sounded like the rumble in JP, or like the Jaws theme, or like some horror movie soundtracks with low ominous rumbles, again just depending on whether it was a quick call/roar or long and drawn out. You see a similar way of vocalization in crocs and gators, a higher pitched hiss/roar as a warning, but a very very low rumble for communication with other crocs and gators.
"Oh my god. Why are you sitting there watching that nasty scene over and over? What the hell, Steven?" "I, uh, well, you see, err, yikes, so I, ah, this Wayne Knight guy! Phenomenal! Just look at his expressions! Beautiful!" "Oh really? You're watching that dirty scene over and over to see some guy pull a face? What? You gonna offer that guy to just show up and walk on into your next big film or something?" ".... Absolutely."
Growing up, I always thought the dinosaur supervisor joke was about the fact there were no "real" dinosaurs on set. Because, ya know.. They're extinct..
I am nearing fifty and actually read the book before the film was released. I love it. going to read it to my little one when she gets a .little older. Yes, Hammond was definitely the bad guy and i have used his character for an adversary in a couple od SR II ed campaigns
@@noctisocculta4820 Many apologies... yes, Shadowrun 2nd Edition - they are now up to 6th edition i believe. I just like the time period 2nd is based in over the current.
We should know by now that Hammond was a secret jerk. There was always something off about him in the movies. During the velociraptor feeding scene with the bull lowered into the pen, Hammond looks over at Grant and Sattler and has THE MOST SINISTER SMILE ON HIS FACE, as if to say, "I'm getting away with this and they're buying it."
The idea that suggest that Ingen was only pumping out customized monsters instead of real dinosaurs made the underlying theme of the whole franchise and extension far more chilling. All those tree huggers wanting to save the very creatures that will ultimately destroy humanity.
IMO that T.rex was way smarter than everyone anticipated. She learned that her earlier steps caused impact tremors and adapted her hunting style to avoid alerting her prey. For being supposedly intelligent, the clever girl raptors(and humans) were bested by an even cleverer girl.
25:21 huh! So that explains how in the last JW movie, Dodson had that shaving cream can! I wondered about that when it first showed up, but I figured maybe it was an Easter egg or something along those lines
I read the whole Phil Tippett situation like the episode of South Park with the "Gay fish" joke. It seems like he doesn't understand why it's funny and is taking it like people are actually claiming he did a bad job at the real-life work. Like, sir, you did your actual job well. That's not what we're memeing about. 😂
Also, after reading the Harry Potter books, I found that the grandfatherly character of that series, Albus Dumbledore does his own fake "I give a crap about my people and the hero, but secretly, I'm an evil man whose going to send the Boy-Who-Lived off to die at the hands of the man who I failed at seeing the red flags of psychopathy when he was a boy." And, guess what? There was only a few people who ever called him out on his BS! Snape, for one, says that Dumbledore was sending Harry out as a "lamb to the slaughter," without any real training in fighting. A single duel in Lockhart's failed Dueling Club, and going on a scavenger hunt to find Horcruxes aren't going to prepare you for a battle to the death against a wizard whose in his seventies and filled with experience. The other person that called Dumbledore out on his bull was...Lily Potter! Yeah, in a letter that was found in the books was written by Lily that said she didn't trust Dumbledore.
Ur opinions on jurassic world i 100% agree with. Would be interesting for u to do a vid on jw where u breakdown why the movie pales in comparison to the original jp
Regarding the argument about why nobody other than Muldoon had any guns for fighting the Dinosaurs, keep in mind that due to the tropical storm most of the staff had left the island on the boat. Muldoon had other guys who were trained to combat escaped Dinosaurs, they just weren't around
Book hamond DID do the park on the cheap. In the book, it is clearly stated that hamond deliberately MASSIVLEY down played the scope of the park to get people to make low bids.
Its a little known fact that Micheal Crichton stole the idea for Jurassic Park from 2000Ad'sJudge Dredd: The Cursed Earth Saga. This is why Sam Niel's character is called Alan Grant. Alan was one of the main writers of the strip at the time.
On the helicopter Grant had two female ends of the seat belt, but still found a way to make it work. The dinosaurs were all female, but life still found a way to make it work
Sorry but if I ever got asked to literally climb inside a T-Rex mouth I’m asking for the amount of money for me and my family to live comfortably hope that person got paid handsomely haha
Nothing wrong with cast. They did an amazing job. But... Hold on... What if we replace Night with Pesci, Goldblum with Pacino, Niell with De Niro, Dern with Jovovich, Attenborough with Sir Lee, Wong with DeGrasse Tyson, Peck(Muldoon) with Bean and Spielberg with Tarantino. And made it a hard R. And replace the "realistic" dinosaurs with Jim Henson's "Dinosaurs".
Also in Jurassic world dominion in the owner and dick who gets eaten by the Dilophosaurus but in his back wall he has the can that had the embryo in it. Meaning they did it for homage for the og movie or to say they found it. Don't know
uReally everybody else was more qualified run & navigate the park than hammond. From lex to time...ian & ellie did more he did. Besides confessing to committing fraud before, a B & E & B (breaking & entering & bribery), a bad impressions, being a deadbeat grand/dino dad, who only lifted a finger to prick his own....wtf did he do?
I'm mildly confused by the take of the video re:Hammond. Isnt Jurassic Park is about capitalism and fraud? Hammond is the figurehead and money person who cares more about profits than the safety, ethics, or actual science around reviving dinosaurs to build a theme park.
If people are honest they’d admit Jurassic Park is a totally empty headed creature feature with effects the BBC’s flagship programme ‘Walking with Dinosaurs’ knocked up on the cheap only 5 years later and just if not better 🥱🦖🦕🦖🦕🦖
Walking with dinosaurs looks like ass vs jp by far. It is a creature film not a documentary. Walking with dinosaurs had volunteer paleontologist helping make sure things were accurate to the day atleast. Jp was meant to be horror and the dinos aren't actual dinos they're modified heavily to survive and complete missing dna. Not to mention walking with dinosaurs used an 80 million dollar budget and jp 1 had 63 million. So... you're just wrong all around.
Phil Tippett was hired by the dinosaurs to help them escape the second time around which is why he was "Dinosaur consultant". He did such a great job of supervising them in the first that they hired him in the second to facilitate their rampage.
Pretty sure you won this comment section.
You could say that Phil supervised the destruction. >;)
Bringing in the same guy who helped mess everything up the last time and maintains that he did nothing wrong to advise on the new situation is the most realistic part of the movie.
My head cannon is that the Trex was already in the visitor center taking a snooze away from the sun and heat and didn’t care to investigate until the raptors woke it up.
Not wonder the T rex was pissed off at the raptors.
or they didn't hear/feel it walking because presumably the main building is on a thick concrete slab
Love it when you can save a plot hole with some good ol' head cannon.
15:31 Fun fact.
It’s thought that T-Rex actually had cushioned pads in their feet along with the overall shape of their feet meant they walked at incredibly quietly. You would definitely hear them if they were running, but if they’re just walking along normally quiet as a mouse.
This means it’s actually more unrealistic that they could hear it stomping while waiting in the cars. 🦖
I bet it was really the brachiosaurs making the noise (I mean the footsteps are like 45 seconds apart) and it just so happened t-rex was there too. sneaking up.
“Movie’s Biggest Star!” “Really hard to work with!” “Lost and gained weight between takes!”
T-Rex was like the Marlon Brando of Jurassic Park!
Heard a new one this week; in The Critical Drinkers review of 'Waterworld', he says that the makers of that movie were warned not to shoot a live set in Hawaii by Speilberg himself. After Hurricane Icini leveled his set and trapped members of the cast and crew. He was ignored, the set sank and Waterworld wound up costing over 100 million dollars to make.
I know a few people from Hawaii and I think all of them would have known better. Storms happen.
In the book Dr. Wu is wanting to make all the dinosaurs slower, he's talking to Hammond about it and says the dinosaurs aren't real because they are messing with the DNA and adding from other species. So according to the book the dinosaurs weren't real dinosaurs to begin with.
I just saw the 30th anniversary of Jurassic Park in theaters with my son and the T-Rex intro scene was genuis its insane how well the effects hold up, it was terrifying watching it in the theater
Now maybe we know why Nedry chose a shaving foam can. 😂
It was literally explained in the movie. Biosyn gave it to him so he could smuggle it through customs. Back then they didn't ban aerosol cans. And it had room to keep then cold.
@@Sinora I was alluding to the Basic Instinct reference.
LOL
I read the books shortly after watching the movie. Even on a second viewing though it is amazing how much Hammond's charm doesn't work on you when you realize he is kind of a crotchety old guy who really spent a huge chunk of his money to pull off this elaborate con.
When they shoot at the raptors while on the phone and Hammond screams on the phone
I took it as Hammond didn't want them to kill such an expensive asset
I loved this movie as a kid growing up, and i still love it. In the new DnD movie, they pretty much recreated the scene from JP where the raptor knocks the girl out of the ceiling crawl space (and jumps to try to bite her legs just as she gets pulled back up) during the scene with the fat dragon. I jumped up and pretty much did the Leo DiCaprio meme of pointing at the screen 😂.
As far as I know, Phil Tippet got seriously depressed for losing what he loved the most and even suicidal. He was one of the best special effects makers of his time including alot of the Special FX from the original Star Wars trilogy.
This man is a Legend and deserves all the respect
15:03 I just like to imagine the T-Rex was tiptoeing around to sneak into the visitor center to attack the raptors. Or trying to crawl with their little arms, just skidding along the ground on their chin and chest.
This is after all the same T Rex that scaled a forty foot wall if we were to believe that was her pen she climbed out of!
@@shenloken2 The rex was in the regular pen eating a goat before she escaped. The concrete paddocks are probably privacy/containment quarters like zoos have for their animals, those aren't usually locked.
Tyrannosaurus 'fast walked' like elephants rather than actually ran, so they might have been as surprisingly stealthy as well while stalking prey.
Oh, that Rex was smarter than people think. She could have learned that her steps were alerting potential prey and adapted her style. Another clever girl.
1:19 growler.
This video had me in stitches. I can't stop laughing at that video edit. Also, I love me some Jurassic Park so I loved the trivia from this episode.
Even as a kid I felt like the guy was a con man. Such a fun compilation of episodes.
You win Karl, after watching two of your Jurassic Park videos I'm gonna rewatch the original trilogy
The placement of that raptor screech!!! God I love this channel.
Yet another movie I need to immediately rewatch due to some Fact Fiend candy!
One of the most disappointing thing about the sequels was the fact they never continued the Dennis Needry Arc. Would have loved to have seen things go in a different direction!
Great video once again guys! Kudos!
I don't love the Jurassic Park movies, but, I have mad respect for the work that went into it.
And, to be honest, I had always sided with Jeff Goldblum's character on the whole "just because you can do something doesn't mean you should" argument.
Id have loved to have seen dennis neddrie back as a dinosaur clone or he could have been his twin ...but his idea with the eye patch and hook hand sounded funny i would have paid to see that
Phil should say he was never consulted on the Indominus Rex >.>
And they can’t pin the Pterosaur attacks on him…they’re not dinosaurs!
@@shenloken2or the woman who got ate by the Mosasaur
32:00 THE BITE OF '87!!!
Stunningly hypnotic, and highly entertaining.
Not only is Barbasol real, those hidden storage cans are real! They even spray out foam if you press it! Of course, youll have to do some customizing to turn one into an embryo cryogenic storage container.....
On the topic of the T-rex animatronic: I used to work with one of the guys on the T-rex build team (he still gets $5k royalty checks from that job btw), it used 2 3000psi pumps, and actually worked better when it was wet. It couldnt move as fast, due to the extra mass therefore extra strain on the structure, but it moved more realistically because it gave it that mass to move against (that subtle pushing a mass and moving mass carrying over when changing direction or stopping motion) and smoothed out any jerky movements. The lawyer pick up bit used watchdogs on the rams in the mouth, these watchdogs were clamp rings that physically would not allow the mouth to close too far. However, the thrash scene was a bit too fast and did dislocate the stuntmans back. His spinal cord was bruised but okay, and while he was confined to a wheelchair for recovery, he did walk perfectly fine after he healed. But yeah.....the T-rex almost broke the dude in half from the left right thrashing movement....thats why the lawyers legs look like they hyperextend.....because they did....
Any twitching would have come from the 14" maquette they used to puppeteer the rig. Yes, the T-rex was technically a puppet and yes, it was twitchy sometimes. Move the maquette into a position and the T-rex would follow right along. It required 3 to 4 people to move it for some shots. The rig was so heavy they needed to pour a 10'x10'x10' cube of solid concrete wherever they set it up so it wouldnt topple over when moving or lunging. Speaking of lunging motions, the hydraulic ram used for the forward movement of the rig (any linear forward backward motion) was one of the largest, longest, high pressure, hydraulic pistons in existence at the time (also most expensive). And was reused in one of the triceratops in JP2.
Barbasol shave cream has been around since 1919. He in the States it's pretty inexpensive.
What if in JP, the rumbling the kids heard when the TRex escaped wasn't from it's footsteps at all... what if it's footsteps were actually silent, and they were just hearing a different kind of TRex roar?
Scientists now theorize that TRex had very good infrasonic hearing (lower pitched than what humans can hear), possibly for communication with other Rex's because TRex's vocalizations may have been infrasonic as well. Depending on how long the call duration would've been, it may have sounded like the rumble in JP, or like the Jaws theme, or like some horror movie soundtracks with low ominous rumbles, again just depending on whether it was a quick call/roar or long and drawn out.
You see a similar way of vocalization in crocs and gators, a higher pitched hiss/roar as a warning, but a very very low rumble for communication with other crocs and gators.
"Oh my god. Why are you sitting there watching that nasty scene over and over? What the hell, Steven?" "I, uh, well, you see, err, yikes, so I, ah, this Wayne Knight guy! Phenomenal! Just look at his expressions! Beautiful!" "Oh really? You're watching that dirty scene over and over to see some guy pull a face? What? You gonna offer that guy to just show up and walk on into your next big film or something?" ".... Absolutely."
That dinogina killed me.
Growing up, I always thought the dinosaur supervisor joke was about the fact there were no "real" dinosaurs on set. Because, ya know.. They're extinct..
I've been watching for so long that 50% of my inner monolog is in Karl's voice
I would love to hear you deconstruct Alien or Aliens - if possible
14:25 Funny enough, in the novel the sick dinosaur actually was a Stegosaurus
I am nearing fifty and actually read the book before the film was released. I love it. going to read it to my little one when she gets a .little older. Yes, Hammond was definitely the bad guy and i have used his character for an adversary in a couple od SR II ed campaigns
SR II ed? Is that a table top rpg like D&D?
@@noctisocculta4820 is ttrpg Shadowrun - cyber punk with magic
@@noctisocculta4820 Many apologies... yes, Shadowrun 2nd Edition - they are now up to 6th edition i believe. I just like the time period 2nd is based in over the current.
I still say Dr. Hammond was a complete knob
like ur mum
@@mikenewbold1699his mum says it too?
no his mums a complete knob gobbler@@Essex121514
We should know by now that Hammond was a secret jerk. There was always something off about him in the movies. During the velociraptor feeding scene with the bull lowered into the pen, Hammond looks over at Grant and Sattler and has THE MOST SINISTER SMILE ON HIS FACE, as if to say, "I'm getting away with this and they're buying it."
I cant get enough Jurassic Park trivia
i enjoy this video hope see more like this one
Growing up is realizing the Lawyer wasn't the bad guy after all, it was Hammond 😂
The idea that suggest that Ingen was only pumping out customized monsters instead of real dinosaurs made the underlying theme of the whole franchise and extension far more chilling. All those tree huggers wanting to save the very creatures that will ultimately destroy humanity.
IMO that T.rex was way smarter than everyone anticipated. She learned that her earlier steps caused impact tremors and adapted her hunting style to avoid alerting her prey. For being supposedly intelligent, the clever girl raptors(and humans) were bested by an even cleverer girl.
25:21 huh! So that explains how in the last JW movie, Dodson had that shaving cream can! I wondered about that when it first showed up, but I figured maybe it was an Easter egg or something along those lines
alright! just started reading the book 1st time- totally owns.
Wow this is blowing my mind, i thought Nerdy was just complaining. I though he had gambled all his money away or something.
I couldnt stop watching the Jeff Goldblum gif
🤣🤣🤣 i just lost my shit at that edit 1:22
Because of you and your videos I have gone and read the first book. Your 💯% right about John Hammond. Lol
There is no phrase worse than "cut his teeth"
Can you imagine if Owen had gotten his hands on the Billy's raptor resonating chamber?
I read the whole Phil Tippett situation like the episode of South Park with the "Gay fish" joke. It seems like he doesn't understand why it's funny and is taking it like people are actually claiming he did a bad job at the real-life work.
Like, sir, you did your actual job well. That's not what we're memeing about. 😂
Hope you dont mind i mentioned you on my tictoc. Get ready for my mabey 100 people who will see it. But damn i had to share this.
I have to lead a discussion about Jurassic park today can’t wait to impress everyone with my fact fiend knowledge
Phil Tippett "Dragonlord Murder Manager."
Also, after reading the Harry Potter books, I found that the grandfatherly character of that series, Albus Dumbledore does his own fake "I give a crap about my people and the hero, but secretly, I'm an evil man whose going to send the Boy-Who-Lived off to die at the hands of the man who I failed at seeing the red flags of psychopathy when he was a boy." And, guess what? There was only a few people who ever called him out on his BS! Snape, for one, says that Dumbledore was sending Harry out as a "lamb to the slaughter," without any real training in fighting. A single duel in Lockhart's failed Dueling Club, and going on a scavenger hunt to find Horcruxes aren't going to prepare you for a battle to the death against a wizard whose in his seventies and filled with experience.
The other person that called Dumbledore out on his bull was...Lily Potter! Yeah, in a letter that was found in the books was written by Lily that said she didn't trust Dumbledore.
Ur opinions on jurassic world i 100% agree with. Would be interesting for u to do a vid on jw where u breakdown why the movie pales in comparison to the original jp
so as far as sneaky T-rex goes, maybe the building has amazing earth quake protection to keep if from shaking?
20:46 the worst part is, YOU CAN’T EVEN DOWNLOAD THE GAME ANYMORE! If you go the Steam page, it will tell you the game is no longer available
Can't stop staring at the donuts
Hey! Karl! Keep at it!
Doesnt the shaving can make an appearance in Jurassic World 3
Regarding the argument about why nobody other than Muldoon had any guns for fighting the Dinosaurs, keep in mind that due to the tropical storm most of the staff had left the island on the boat.
Muldoon had other guys who were trained to combat escaped Dinosaurs, they just weren't around
Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous ignored the Tell Tale game, but also answered what happened to the shaving cream can of embryos.
Because the game is not Canon
Book hamond DID do the park on the cheap. In the book, it is clearly stated that hamond deliberately MASSIVLEY down played the scope of the park to get people to make low bids.
In the novel that the movie is based on John Hammond is the villain.
Spielberg has a cameo in the opening scene
Karl wearing a Hufflepuff shirt definitely ages the video.
Its a little known fact that Micheal Crichton stole the idea for Jurassic Park from 2000Ad'sJudge Dredd: The Cursed Earth Saga. This is why Sam Niel's character is called Alan Grant. Alan was one of the main writers of the strip at the time.
Dennis Nedry should return as General Grievous.
On the helicopter Grant had two female ends of the seat belt, but still found a way to make it work. The dinosaurs were all female, but life still found a way to make it work
People also forget with things like The Fly and the Thing only got super popular later on
Who edited a roarer on Sharon Stone's growler?
And please tell me someone walked in on you whilst doing it! "It's for work!! Honest!!"
Didn’t all the other staff leave the island because it was the last ferry before the storm? Hence why Dennis was going to the port
those human dinosaurs look like enemies fromTurok.
Since they filmed in Hawaii, the hurricane in the movie was real in some scenes. So I've heard.
Show me a dinosaur supervisor who's done a better job than Phil. I'll wait
Sorry but if I ever got asked to literally climb inside a T-Rex mouth I’m asking for the amount of money for me and my family to live comfortably hope that person got paid handsomely haha
Nothing wrong with cast. They did an amazing job. But... Hold on... What if we replace Night with Pesci, Goldblum with Pacino, Niell with De Niro, Dern with Jovovich, Attenborough with Sir Lee, Wong with DeGrasse Tyson, Peck(Muldoon) with Bean and Spielberg with Tarantino. And made it a hard R.
And replace the "realistic" dinosaurs with Jim Henson's "Dinosaurs".
17:16 FACTS!!!
Where have uBeen my whole life?
Oh the books are so good. If probably adapted R rated horror movie.
I still waiting to see the human dinosaurs even if looked stupid.
Also in Jurassic world dominion in the owner and dick who gets eaten by the Dilophosaurus but in his back wall he has the can that had the embryo in it. Meaning they did it for homage for the og movie or to say they found it. Don't know
Dennis NEEDry
Why does the 2nd part of the vid sound like it was filmed before the 3rd jurassic world was released
Almost all their videos are pre recorded months ahead it very well could have been filmed back then.
Cheeseburger
Hammond was such a cheapskate, despite his whole “spared no expense” schtick
Beesechurger
Can I get one with extra Pomato and Tickles?
Bledou beesshurger with extra conba
John Hammond makes for a pretty good analog to Elon Musk
it was all about the money!
Is the RUclips algorithmic just messing with this channel?
uReally everybody else was more qualified run & navigate the park than hammond.
From lex to time...ian & ellie did more he did.
Besides confessing to committing fraud before, a B & E & B (breaking & entering & bribery), a bad impressions, being a deadbeat grand/dino dad, who only lifted a finger to prick his own....wtf did he do?
I'm mildly confused by the take of the video re:Hammond. Isnt Jurassic Park is about capitalism and fraud? Hammond is the figurehead and money person who cares more about profits than the safety, ethics, or actual science around reviving dinosaurs to build a theme park.
Hammond in the book is worse
God, I hate tattoos.
If people are honest they’d admit Jurassic Park is a totally empty headed creature feature with effects the BBC’s flagship programme ‘Walking with Dinosaurs’ knocked up on the cheap only 5 years later and just if not better 🥱🦖🦕🦖🦕🦖
Walking with dinosaurs looks like ass vs jp by far. It is a creature film not a documentary. Walking with dinosaurs had volunteer paleontologist helping make sure things were accurate to the day atleast. Jp was meant to be horror and the dinos aren't actual dinos they're modified heavily to survive and complete missing dna. Not to mention walking with dinosaurs used an 80 million dollar budget and jp 1 had 63 million. So... you're just wrong all around.