Saw it in the theater on opening day. It was my last day of 4th grade. I had already read the book and was terrified in the anticipation of Nedry’s disembowelment. Sat in the back of the theater because I was too scared to sit near the front. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time.
It wouldn’t if the story and characters weren’t solid as great as the dinosaurs and effects are. It’s really intelligent, the morality debate the uses and dangers of big business and science, but also that whole subplot about Grant not liking kids. If people didn’t care about the characters and the dialogue wasn’t great it wouldn’t last.
The story is lacking, the acting is hardly among the best ever, the characters aren't very good and it's a bit too much dinosaurs chasing people, it's not that good a movie.
@@Mr.Goodkat the story is no near lacking, its complete from beginning to end. the characters are not the best of all time, but are good and interesting. "too much dinosaurs chasing people" and then you realise only the last 15 minutes of the film are actually that. you should rewatch.
@@MigWith There's no way it's last 15 minutes, they're speeding from the T-rex in the car, they're running from the herd much later in the movie, evading raptors in kitchen etc,
@@Mr.Goodkat running with the galimimus(they weren't chasing them) before hiding and observing the t-rex hunting food. Speeding with the car for 3 minutes from the t-rex, and then the final 15 minutes where they are being attacked by raptors, chased by them etc. The most entirety of the movie is either appreciation for the creatures, or trying to get out of the island, not being chased unstop for most of the time. You do indeed need to rewatch the movie.
@@MigWith OK but it feels longer than 15 minutes and that's what matters, it has very little suspense in it too and instead of the final scene being the greatest (always wise) it gets it's best scene out of the way when the T-Rex first breaks loose so it feels anti-climatic.
Im 33 so was too young to see it in theaters until the 3D release, but ive been watching it since 1994 and i remember i wore out my VHS tape of it, the whole kitchen scene was just a blur lol. So when i finally got it on DVD i was so jumped to see that scene again.
Saw this in 1994 when school trip took us to a local theater. Unforgettable experience for a 8 year old !! Nothing can recreate the first movie. Lost world was good too. Part 3 was impressive. I never cared about the seqels.
This is what we need or needed for a Jurassic movie that concludes the saga. The direction of Steven Spielberg, the writing of David Koepp and the music of John Williams
I envy the cast and crew, who got to work with Spielberg. You can see the passion Spielberg has here, and what a suspenseful movie did it turn out to be 🙌
Jurassic Park is a classic. Untouchable. Epic. A sci fi techno thriller with lessons in morality that was way ahead of its time. One of the most important cinematic milestones of all time.
Something about the 90s man. Cartoon lunchboxes, cool attractive logos and franchises, awesome video games and toys. But most of all we had true classics like this one. Jurassic Park is my favorite movie of all time and so is the book, which is even better imo. Being there must have been like heaven. I can just smell that ocean air, the jungle, and the taste of Coca Cola and someone smoking a cigarette near one of the jeeps, with that slight smell of gasoline and new cable wires everywhere for all the equipment.
Anyone here watching this after Dominion.. my goodness how young Sam Laura and Jeff all were in JP 93. JP still holds into its title as Undisputed Groundbreaking in Cinema history
Universal - Thank you for giving us fans this content online. Not only does it reignite us old fans' interest, it gets the younger generation to love the movies even more.
I was 10 when I watched this at the movies. I still remember how I jumped in my seat when the raptor almost bit Lex's leg in the third act - while my mum was asleep next to me :-D I also remember being scared shitless when I got back home and how I turned on every light on the way to my room. It wasn't my first time at the cinema, but it was the first time I thought to myself: "Man, that's a movie". It was the start of my love for cinema. And to this day, it's my favourite movie ever :-)
@@Yungbeck I got in on video for my 11th or 12th birthday and my aunt was like "Well I guess you want to watch it right now". I really didn't 'cause I still was scared, but I was more scared to tell her that 😀
Having seen it once, I took my elder brother to see it and in that scene where the 'raptor jumped up at Lexi, I grabbed his knee hard and squeezed; he screamed, causing the people around us to do the same...worth every penny paid for that ticket! It STILL makes me jump and I've seen this film loads of times!
Its unbelievable how much work there are behind movie like this. I just love they used some real models. And not only cgi for everything like nowdays. Miss the 90s!
The vision of the camera work is absolutely stunning in this movie. The brachiosauras scene is a testament to that. The camera angles are unbelievable. The wonder, awe and mindblowing effects are captured so well. And John Williams just hits it out of the park with the score.
Everything about JP was amazing..the plot is believable..the characters were great, you rooted for them..it feels like your along for the ride with them..the music..the opening with jungle noises 'universal' going round the earth..the looks of the dinos..the fact that raptors were the main villain and not the t rex.. the kids screams..grants transformation..it was brilliant.. I'd love a darker version closer to the book( i havnt actually read it yet) but yeah i think it was a PERFECT film..and im pretty sure it was released the day i was born 18th july 1993 ..im sure it was
No dinosaurs were shown as a villain because there's no such thing as a villain dino they are just animals with animal instincts, a villain dino/ hero dino was so chidish in every Jurassic World movies but Only Steven Spielberg showed them like animals
So agreed. I never went so intense with any movies, but in Jurrasic Park 1 when a T-Rex chased the jeep and what his name, Malcolm? blocked the gear stick I yelled "MOVE... MOVE!!!" 🤭
Thank you for this! I remember watching some of this on the original bonus DVD features back in the day, and this has been awesome to see an updated version. Seeing some of these legends... Stan Winston, Michael Crichton, Richard Attenborough, Rob Peck... simply legends of the industry. Thank you very much for this behind the scenes into cinema history, and genuinely my favorite film of all time!
This movie will always be my all time favorite. I remember going to the theatre to watch this film and being in awe. Now I get the privilege of watching my kids with the same awe with Jurassic world.
Little fun fact at 5:10 you can see the legendary guitarist from tool ADAM JONES working on a dilophosaurus sculpture.. he worked for Stan Winston right as he was starting the band with the other members.
Ive always loved dinosaurs since i was very young and i remember seeing JP in 93 at the cinema when it first came out. My mind was blown away by the story the actors and of course the dinos. The T-Rex roar and the Raptor kitchen scene just wowed me. JP 1 has never and will never be beaten.
Treating the dinosaurs like animals and not monsters (or domesticated raptors) is one of many reasons the new films don't hold a candle to the original. That and Phil Tippet's animation direction to make them believable
Not that I have a problem with that but I kinda miss how dinosaurs actually used to be terrifying. That’s what made them iconic, them treating Dino’s as normal animals is a nice new trope but it kinda killed the fear of what made dinosaurs scary. Video games like dino crisis, Turok, King Kong and Jurassic the hunted followed the terror trope and this is the main reason why many people got into dinosaurs including myself. Jurassic park was the foundation of it all but the video games that followed after built it. With the new Jurassic world movies kinda wanted to imply the whole animal political movement which I feel like killed the whole scary dinosaur vibe for me.
@@ThelegoLord Dinosaurs are animals, not scary monsters, a lion can be scary, but also can be even cute, Jurassic Park make dinosaurs something cute,something scary, something dangerous and something beautiful, that's what makes brilliant the first two movies, dinosaurs were animals, and like animals they can be lots of things
I love watching a great director do their thing. And Mr S will always be one of the best. Just look at how he works with actors and crew. Wonderful. Just wonderful.
Best musical score in a movie ever. Well, it's almost tied with Titanic. Both musical scores really brings out the best in any given scenes. When JP came out, I was at the age where I was learning more about Dinosaurs. So imagine my excitement when this movie hits the theaters. Me and my dad watched this together and both were blown away. Also unforgettable because this was the first and only movie where my dad treats me to a theater with him alone. Miss you dad!
Was coming here to say something similar. The musical score is just incredible. John Williams is a master. Glad you got to see it with your Dad. May he rest in peace ❤.
He wanted to to Schindler's List. Universal was iffy about it, especially any profit from it. They told Spielberg that if he made a blockbuster, they would fully fund the other movie. Spielberg said "ok" and did JP. It made tons of money and he got to make Schindler's List fully funded.
Imagine how much fun they had making this movie, just imagine being a part of it all and being on set with the animatronics, either operating them or acting alongside them. Jurassic Park is one of the greatest movies in the history of film, it would be amazing to say that you were a part of all that.
Saw this in India when I was 11. Today, as a mom watching the sequels with my 10 year old I can’t help but compare them all with this classic and tell him just how amazing the original one was! This was the pre- internet pre-smart phone era without much VFX but it still feels so raw and nostalgic.
This was such a classic. When I saw this as a kid, I loved it so much even till this day. With the music from John Williams, it was magical. The characters were so iconic in this movie.
Such a classic! What an amazing production journey to even make this movie possible! The birth of CGI truely started right here on JP! I'll never forget as a kid watching this movie in theatres for the first time and seeing how real the dinos looked.
Jurassic Park is one of those timeless movies that has aged like fine wine. Even today it holds up and stands its ground firmly against most newer movies. JP1 and The Lost World are my favorites of the movies, all of them are amazing and I love watching through all of the movies with my nephews and watching their reactions to the dinos just like I did when I was a child.
@@migalorsdarwin1930 by pretentious, wannabe movie critics. This movie is a timeless classic. I’ve seen people nitpick it here and there and I just roll my eyes at their stupidity lol.
@@sandervw123 You're right. "Underrated" is the most overused word on RUclips. It's almost always wrong, like for an Academy Award-winning actress. A billion-dollar movie underrated? No. Awards? It has 44 wins including 3 Oscars and 27 more nominations in other contests. Who's underrating it? The trolls or bots or idiots who post "underrated" never say. Siskel and Ebert despite their criticism and saying it's too intense for little kids gave it 👍👍.
Everything they made in all of Jurassic Park, The Lost World, Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park 3, Jurassic world, Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, Jurassic World Dominion and Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous ARE BOTH AWESOME
The thing I liked about the original Jurassic Park was that it felt like real life. It felt as if it could actually happen the way it played out. The near misses and stunts seemed believable. The story line was relatively simple and believable. It had a more gradually building, sci-fi feel to it. I think as the franchise went on that got more and more lost in the films. They became more about the action and CGI than anything else. One thing I cant stand is when a movie just becomes all about showing off CGI skills... Like we get it, computers are awesome..
This is my all-time favorite film and I've been in love with it ever since I was 5 years old. I bet they didn't know it at the time but they were making a cultural icon and a cinematic masterpiece, and they hit every note.
Sydney Australia. October 1993. It was a beautiful warm night and I went into the George street cinemas to see Jurassic park. The cinema was all dressed up like a zoo and it was showing Jurassic 24 hours a day. Sydney had just won the right to host the 2000 olympics. It was a magical time. Lots of hope for the future.
I still remember the moment I saw the first tv spot for JP & just caught a glimpse of the t-rex chasing the jeep. It was gone in a blink of an eye but it stunned me & that image burned itself into my memory. I had just seen a real dinosaur for the first time.
Love this movie. Saw it in the theater when I was 16 with my mom's friend and her kids, the are and my mom is Japanese. I was jumping at every turn. The kids were 11 and 8, were smiling and the look of excitement was uncanny. I whispered to my dad these kids are sociopaths, there are people dying. He said the come from a country where gozilla eats tokyo annually, dinosaurs don't scare them. 😅🤣😂
I feel kinda bad for the guys that where doing the stop motion. They did all the work, and they went the cgi route. Whatever is best for the film I guess, but now we have this masterpiece that will live on forever and that’s what’s most important isn’t it? ☺️
Phil Tippett still contributed a lot to the production, it was actually a clever idea to keep him even when it was decided to go for CGI . His insight on animation served the people who had no idea how to make a dinosaur move digitally. I am certain that he was aware of it and never felt robbed of his work.
Also, they developed a stop motion digital framework that allowed Phil and his crew to assist in animating the dinos that was then used by the cgi crew to drape the dinos onto. It is in the Academy Museum in Hollywood (the one for the Oscars).
The way some movies from your childhood inspire and impact and influence the rest of your life. This movie is never leaving my brain and thank god for that, what a classic.
I love seeing a director like him work. He perfectly comunicates the shot and blocking. There are some notorious directors that... don't direct. There are some that over direct. Speilberg seems to fall right in the place of has a vision but creates a space for actors to work.
Jurassic Park and The Lost World are masterpeices and a perfect duology! The recent films however have been complete disasters (except maybe Fallen Kingdom) and have humiliated the T-Rex as its mascot!
In August 1992, my Mother was 7 months pregnant with me, a future Dinosaur lover who’s lord for dinosaurs began with this movie. Could you imagine the film you’re currently filming is going to have a profound impact on a human being who was developing at the exact same time? I didn’t even see this movie until I was like 5 or 6.
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30 years old today and still one of the greatest films ever made.
Saw it in the theater on opening day. It was my last day of 4th grade. I had already read the book and was terrified in the anticipation of Nedry’s disembowelment. Sat in the back of the theater because I was too scared to sit near the front. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time.
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It is quite incredible how they manage to make a whole movie universe out of just two books that’s hard
indeed. kcuf the jurassic world movies
Yes truly... When I matched movie the childhood very scared... Now a day's watching this movie very fantastic....
RIP Michael Crichton, Stan Winston, Bob Peck and Richard Attenborough
Ohh that hurts 😢 legends never die
@@kithu1231 indeed.
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And velociraptor
The smile on their faces if they could see where the jurassic franchise is now
It’s truly incredible how well this movie holds up even 30 years later.
That it is, I was 9 when it came out, was so excited to see it and still love it all these years later, the rest should have been avoided
It's all in the writing. Can't fake it. The novel was legendary. The thoughts and imagination that poured from it. RIP Michael Crichton ❤
A good story ALWAYS holds up
It wouldn’t if the story and characters weren’t solid as great as the dinosaurs and effects are. It’s really intelligent, the morality debate the uses and dangers of big business and science, but also that whole subplot about Grant not liking kids. If people didn’t care about the characters and the dialogue wasn’t great it wouldn’t last.
the animatronics hold up so well. it's some of the cgi that's a little dated....like the raptors in the kitchen.
Honestly, The music, acting, story, thrills, effects, and overall theme. This movie may be the best ever made.
The story is lacking, the acting is hardly among the best ever, the characters aren't very good and it's a bit too much dinosaurs chasing people, it's not that good a movie.
@@Mr.Goodkat the story is no near lacking, its complete from beginning to end. the characters are not the best of all time, but are good and interesting. "too much dinosaurs chasing people" and then you realise only the last 15 minutes of the film are actually that. you should rewatch.
@@MigWith There's no way it's last 15 minutes, they're speeding from the T-rex in the car, they're running from the herd much later in the movie, evading raptors in kitchen etc,
@@Mr.Goodkat running with the galimimus(they weren't chasing them) before hiding and observing the t-rex hunting food. Speeding with the car for 3 minutes from the t-rex, and then the final 15 minutes where they are being attacked by raptors, chased by them etc.
The most entirety of the movie is either appreciation for the creatures, or trying to get out of the island, not being chased unstop for most of the time.
You do indeed need to rewatch the movie.
@@MigWith OK but it feels longer than 15 minutes and that's what matters, it has very little suspense in it too and instead of the final scene being the greatest (always wise) it gets it's best scene out of the way when the T-Rex first breaks loose so it feels anti-climatic.
36 years old. I saw Jurassic Park in the theaters when I was 7 years old in 1993 and is still to this day my favorite movie of all time.
Same age.
Same age too. First movie I ever saw at the cinema.
Im 33 so was too young to see it in theaters until the 3D release, but ive been watching it since 1994 and i remember i wore out my VHS tape of it, the whole kitchen scene was just a blur lol. So when i finally got it on DVD i was so jumped to see that scene again.
Saw this in 1994 when school trip took us to a local theater. Unforgettable experience for a 8 year old !! Nothing can recreate the first movie. Lost world was good too. Part 3 was impressive. I never cared about the seqels.
I was 8 when this movie come out
Jurrasic Park 1 is a classic
Yea is a classic
Yeah but Jurassic World is better
@@thehahvokexperience there is still time to delete this...
Is the only icónic movie of the saga
@@thehahvokexperience can’t beat the original but i do praise it to be the Jurassic Park of the 2010s
This is what we need or needed for a Jurassic movie that concludes the saga. The direction of Steven Spielberg, the writing of David Koepp and the music of John Williams
The same great combo that gave us The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. All joking aside, I agree too. We needed a return to form.
I envy the cast and crew, who got to work with Spielberg. You can see the passion Spielberg has here, and what a suspenseful movie did it turn out to be 🙌
Instead we had the direction of Colin Trevorrow, the writing of Colin Trevorrow, and the music of Michael Giacchino. Lol
@@WhatAGeekProductions Kingdom of the Crystal Skull wasn’t even a bad movie.
I doubt any of them would be willing to return, unfortunately. So we're stuck with mediocrity for now
Jurassic Park is a classic. Untouchable. Epic. A sci fi techno thriller with lessons in morality that was way ahead of its time. One of the most important cinematic milestones of all time.
Until it was touched by different directors for the sequels including World.
Jurassic park is still the greatest movie ever since my childhood
Something about the 90s man. Cartoon lunchboxes, cool attractive logos and franchises, awesome video games and toys. But most of all we had true classics like this one. Jurassic Park is my favorite movie of all time and so is the book, which is even better imo. Being there must have been like heaven.
I can just smell that ocean air, the jungle, and the taste of Coca Cola and someone smoking a cigarette near one of the jeeps, with that slight smell of gasoline and new cable wires everywhere for all the equipment.
Best movie ever made.
Anyone here watching this after Dominion.. my goodness how young Sam Laura and Jeff all were in JP 93. JP still holds into its title as Undisputed Groundbreaking in Cinema history
Laura Dern was young as well
Universal - Thank you for giving us fans this content online. Not only does it reignite us old fans' interest, it gets the younger generation to love the movies even more.
I was 10 when I watched this at the movies. I still remember how I jumped in my seat when the raptor almost bit Lex's leg in the third act - while my mum was asleep next to me :-D I also remember being scared shitless when I got back home and how I turned on every light on the way to my room. It wasn't my first time at the cinema, but it was the first time I thought to myself: "Man, that's a movie". It was the start of my love for cinema. And to this day, it's my favourite movie ever :-)
I avoided the basement for weeks! XD A true masterpiece.
Your mom fell ASLEEP?!?
@@rallytonight8491 Yes.
@@Yungbeck I got in on video for my 11th or 12th birthday and my aunt was like "Well I guess you want to watch it right now". I really didn't 'cause I still was scared, but I was more scared to tell her that 😀
Having seen it once, I took my elder brother to see it and in that scene where the 'raptor jumped up at Lexi, I grabbed his knee hard and squeezed; he screamed, causing the people around us to do the same...worth every penny paid for that ticket! It STILL makes me jump and I've seen this film loads of times!
Its unbelievable how much work there are behind movie like this.
I just love they used some real models. And not only cgi for everything like nowdays. Miss the 90s!
Man I love this movie! I appreciate every effort that went into it!
Bruh how do you only have 47 likes?
i had the privilege to see in the cinema, i was 5 years old, today at 35, still gives me chills and a tear today.
Ahhh, I'm glad this was my childhood.
A director who gains the respect and trust of his actors, to make sure they deliver the best performance they can. Spielberg is the king of directors
The vision of the camera work is absolutely stunning in this movie. The brachiosauras scene is a testament to that. The camera angles are unbelievable. The wonder, awe and mindblowing effects are captured so well. And John Williams just hits it out of the park with the score.
Even today's best cgi artist can't recreate this. This movie was so ahead of time. In my childhood i literally believed those dinosurs were real.
This isn’t just a movie, it’s a piece of art ❤
Can we please now have all the deleted escenes and maybe an extended cut of one of my favourite movies ever?
This
This is my favorite movie.
I thank everyone who was part of the JP team in making this beautiful classic.
This movie is my all time favorite and just makes me wanna get into that journey (The best Jurassic park movie ever)
This movie is eternal, it truly is my favorite movie of all time. ❤
Mine too
Everything about JP was amazing..the plot is believable..the characters were great, you rooted for them..it feels like your along for the ride with them..the music..the opening with jungle noises 'universal' going round the earth..the looks of the dinos..the fact that raptors were the main villain and not the t rex.. the kids screams..grants transformation..it was brilliant.. I'd love a darker version closer to the book( i havnt actually read it yet) but yeah i think it was a PERFECT film..and im pretty sure it was released the day i was born 18th july 1993 ..im sure it was
Happy birthday for yesterday!
No dinosaurs were shown as a villain because there's no such thing as a villain dino they are just animals with animal instincts, a villain dino/ hero dino was so chidish in every Jurassic World movies but Only Steven Spielberg showed them like animals
So agreed. I never went so intense with any movies, but in Jurrasic Park 1 when a T-Rex chased the jeep and what his name, Malcolm? blocked the gear stick I yelled "MOVE... MOVE!!!" 🤭
@@CherrySteak thank you 😊
It was released June 11, 1993. Nice job hinting for birthday wishes from strangers online though!
knowing that steven spielberg's been to the academy of natural sciences is so important as a person from south jersey
Thank you for this! I remember watching some of this on the original bonus DVD features back in the day, and this has been awesome to see an updated version. Seeing some of these legends... Stan Winston, Michael Crichton, Richard Attenborough, Rob Peck... simply legends of the industry. Thank you very much for this behind the scenes into cinema history, and genuinely my favorite film of all time!
Jurassic Park is a Movie for Generations.
My 8 year old son loves it in the same way as i did in my childhood
Timeless Movie
I consider _Star Wars_ the movie of a generation. I hadn't considered that perhaps _Jurassic Park_ is the movie of another generation.
@@sandal_thong8631 are you from Indonesia
This movie will always be my all time favorite. I remember going to the theatre to watch this film and being in awe. Now I get the privilege of watching my kids with the same awe with Jurassic world.
This movie was my first memory of the movie theater. I was barely 3 but seeing this movie in theater even at such a young age stuck with me.
Steven Spielberg is a beloved director
He is who changes the movie history
The amazing 3D release of this gave just the new context I needed for that "first-time," immersive, re-watch of a film I've seen way too often!
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Little fun fact at 5:10 you can see the legendary guitarist from tool ADAM JONES working on a dilophosaurus sculpture.. he worked for Stan Winston right as he was starting the band with the other members.
Haha, just came to comment that but noticed you already beat me to it. By 9 months lmao
@@Akjl049 😂😂 not many people know that little fact but I always like mentioning it to people who bring the movies up lol
i always wait for his name in the credits! Tool is my favourite band and Jurassic Park is my favourite film!
Ive always loved dinosaurs since i was very young and i remember seeing JP in 93 at the cinema when it first came out. My mind was blown away by the story the actors and of course the dinos. The T-Rex roar and the Raptor kitchen scene just wowed me. JP 1 has never and will never be beaten.
One of the best movies ever made. I saw that film 3 times in the cinema when i was 13 years old. And i still love it. I know almost every dialogue :D
Same here! 13 years old, saw it 3 times at the movies. Love it until this day.
Treating the dinosaurs like animals and not monsters (or domesticated raptors) is one of many reasons the new films don't hold a candle to the original. That and Phil Tippet's animation direction to make them believable
Not that I have a problem with that but I kinda miss how dinosaurs actually used to be terrifying. That’s what made them iconic, them treating Dino’s as normal animals is a nice new trope but it kinda killed the fear of what made dinosaurs scary. Video games like dino crisis, Turok, King Kong and Jurassic the hunted followed the terror trope and this is the main reason why many people got into dinosaurs including myself. Jurassic park was the foundation of it all but the video games that followed after built it. With the new Jurassic world movies kinda wanted to imply the whole animal political movement which I feel like killed the whole scary dinosaur vibe for me.
The new movies never traded dinosaurs as monsters and I think it was exciting having a new take on the raptors
I think Phil Tippet was the unsung hero of Jurassic Park.
@@ThelegoLord Dinosaurs are animals, not scary monsters, a lion can be scary, but also can be even cute, Jurassic Park make dinosaurs something cute,something scary, something dangerous and something beautiful, that's what makes brilliant the first two movies, dinosaurs were animals, and like animals they can be lots of things
@@mmm8494 but what do people want? A monster movie or an animal documentary?? 😂
the best film ever made . i have an tremendous love for this film this film was my childhood
I love watching a great director do their thing. And Mr S will always be one of the best. Just look at how he works with actors and crew. Wonderful. Just wonderful.
Best musical score in a movie ever. Well, it's almost tied with Titanic. Both musical scores really brings out the best in any given scenes. When JP came out, I was at the age where I was learning more about Dinosaurs. So imagine my excitement when this movie hits the theaters. Me and my dad watched this together and both were blown away.
Also unforgettable because this was the first and only movie where my dad treats me to a theater with him alone. Miss you dad!
Was coming here to say something similar. The musical score is just incredible. John Williams is a master.
Glad you got to see it with your Dad. May he rest in peace ❤.
How you do this and Schindler's List back-to-back
That is just insane to me.
Maybe he has peaked, but Spielberg is the GOAT for me.
He has SO much more in him. Spielberg is a movie-making genius!
He's definitely a master at his craft
He made two of the best movies ever made at the same time, he's a damm genius
He made Jurassic Park first, and doing post-production on it while shooting Schindler's List kept his spirits up
He wanted to to Schindler's List. Universal was iffy about it, especially any profit from it. They told Spielberg that if he made a blockbuster, they would fully fund the other movie. Spielberg said "ok" and did JP. It made tons of money and he got to make Schindler's List fully funded.
Never get bored of watching this film. Or anything by Steven Spielberg. Master storyteller and film maker.
This movie is and always will be a treasure
Imagine how much fun they had making this movie, just imagine being a part of it all and being on set with the animatronics, either operating them or acting alongside them. Jurassic Park is one of the greatest movies in the history of film, it would be amazing to say that you were a part of all that.
This is why Steven Spielberg is the best director.
No other JP film can beat the awe & grandeur of this film. Steven Spielberg at his prime!
This is one of my favorite movies. I never get tired of watching this one. The others are good but this one is the best out of all of them.
Saw this in India when I was 11. Today, as a mom watching the sequels with my 10 year old I can’t help but compare them all with this classic and tell him just how amazing the original one was! This was the pre- internet pre-smart phone era without much VFX but it still feels so raw and nostalgic.
This was such a classic. When I saw this as a kid, I loved it so much even till this day. With the music from John Williams, it was magical. The characters were so iconic in this movie.
Thank you Michael Crichton, Steven Spielberg, Stan Winston and John Williams !🙏
Such a classic! What an amazing production journey to even make this movie possible! The birth of CGI truely started right here on JP! I'll never forget as a kid watching this movie in theatres for the first time and seeing how real the dinos looked.
These Jurassic movies are so phenomenal, it really captures the world’s imaginations. 30 years old and still makes the dinosaurs feel alive.
Thank you for inspiring us.
I became an artist because of Jurassic Park and now I can say that I live doing what I love to do
First movie with DTS SOUND SYSTEM...
WHAT A CINEMATICS....
Muldoon is my fav character from the entire franchise. I always thought his cool approach to the dinos was badass.
Jurassic Park is one of those timeless movies that has aged like fine wine. Even today it holds up and stands its ground firmly against most newer movies. JP1 and The Lost World are my favorites of the movies, all of them are amazing and I love watching through all of the movies with my nephews and watching their reactions to the dinos just like I did when I was a child.
Honestly the dinosaurs featured in the first movie still look way more realistic than those from the latest JW sequels.
An absolute triumph. Life changing.
Jurassic Park is probably the best all around movie for anyone. My definition of a PERFECT MOVIE!
Greatest movies of all time:
Jurassic Park
Terminator 2
The Matrix
Aliens
Pulp Fiction
I could’ve watched another hour of this. This movie holds so much nostalgia for me.
Jurassic park is such an underrated movie. Possibly one of the best movies ever. It definetely stands high among it's sequels
underrated? By who?
@@migalorsdarwin1930 by pretentious, wannabe movie critics. This movie is a timeless classic. I’ve seen people nitpick it here and there and I just roll my eyes at their stupidity lol.
It's not underrated. Underrated is a dumb word. Act normal please.
@@sandervw123 You're right. "Underrated" is the most overused word on RUclips. It's almost always wrong, like for an Academy Award-winning actress. A billion-dollar movie underrated? No. Awards? It has 44 wins including 3 Oscars and 27 more nominations in other contests. Who's underrating it? The trolls or bots or idiots who post "underrated" never say. Siskel and Ebert despite their criticism and saying it's too intense for little kids gave it 👍👍.
Ganz toller Film.....kann man sich immerwieder anschauen😊❤
Everything they made in all of Jurassic Park, The Lost World, Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park 3, Jurassic world, Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, Jurassic World Dominion and Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous ARE BOTH AWESOME
pfff
@@elizabeth1703 let's not be sour Eliz
Yeah No only JP and TLW where made with passion, rest are rushed uninspired cashgrabs.
As a kid, this was my first cinema film and it's never lost its impact on me!
The thing I liked about the original Jurassic Park was that it felt like real life. It felt as if it could actually happen the way it played out. The near misses and stunts seemed believable. The story line was relatively simple and believable. It had a more gradually building, sci-fi feel to it. I think as the franchise went on that got more and more lost in the films. They became more about the action and CGI than anything else.
One thing I cant stand is when a movie just becomes all about showing off CGI skills... Like we get it, computers are awesome..
No matter how many Movies and sequels any production make, Jurassic Park will always be the #1
favorite movie of all time always🦖
This is my all-time favorite film and I've been in love with it ever since I was 5 years old. I bet they didn't know it at the time but they were making a cultural icon and a cinematic masterpiece, and they hit every note.
I'm a week too late but really enjoying this! So much nostalgia!
Years from now Spielberg will still be known as one of the greatest directors in history.
They'll never be another film like Jurassic Park. I remember crying terror when the TRex appeared and my dad was in awe and didn't notice! Lol
La mejor película de la historia
I'm so blessed to be able to see this as a child in the theaters. So EPIC.
Rest In Peace to Richard Attenborough (John Hammond) and Bob Peck (Robert Muldoon)
You will forever be missed.
This movie has aged well. Even the animatronics have aged like wine.
Sydney Australia. October 1993. It was a beautiful warm night and I went into the George street cinemas to see Jurassic park. The cinema was all dressed up like a zoo and it was showing Jurassic 24 hours a day. Sydney had just won the right to host the 2000 olympics. It was a magical time. Lots of hope for the future.
2023 will mark the 30th Anniversary of this magnificent movie 🎥.
I still remember the moment I saw the first tv spot for JP & just caught a glimpse of the t-rex chasing the jeep. It was gone in a blink of an eye but it stunned me & that image burned itself into my memory. I had just seen a real dinosaur for the first time.
Un véritable chef d’œuvre qui m’a fait rêver quand j’étais enfant 🤩 Merci Mr Spielberg 🙏🏻
Love this movie. Saw it in the theater when I was 16 with my mom's friend and her kids, the are and my mom is Japanese. I was jumping at every turn. The kids were 11 and 8, were smiling and the look of excitement was uncanny. I whispered to my dad these kids are sociopaths, there are people dying. He said the come from a country where gozilla eats tokyo annually, dinosaurs don't scare them. 😅🤣😂
The current series won't ever live up to JP1. However, I would love to see a prequel to JP1.
I feel kinda bad for the guys that where doing the stop motion. They did all the work, and they went the cgi route. Whatever is best for the film I guess, but now we have this masterpiece that will live on forever and that’s what’s most important isn’t it? ☺️
Phil Tippett still contributed a lot to the production, it was actually a clever idea to keep him even when it was decided to go for CGI . His insight on animation served the people who had no idea how to make a dinosaur move digitally. I am certain that he was aware of it and never felt robbed of his work.
Also, they developed a stop motion digital framework that allowed Phil and his crew to assist in animating the dinos that was then used by the cgi crew to drape the dinos onto. It is in the Academy Museum in Hollywood (the one for the Oscars).
Utterly genius storytelling. X
Jurassic Park💙💙💙
The way some movies from your childhood inspire and impact and influence the rest of your life. This movie is never leaving my brain and thank god for that, what a classic.
this bonus material is better then the new film
I'm so floored by the fact that Spielberg didn't learn anything from Jaws about how animatronics and water.
2:42
And that's why the World sequels fall flat.
The best Dino movie ever made and it will never be duplicated.
Even then you can see kathleen kennedy plotting to take credit for everything...
8:49 I like how he mentions King Kong.
This is equivalent to Tom Cruise or Kevin Kostner or... Sam Neil. Loved that moment!
Steven Spielberg made my childhood❤
Very informative
I love seeing a director like him work. He perfectly comunicates the shot and blocking. There are some notorious directors that... don't direct. There are some that over direct. Speilberg seems to fall right in the place of has a vision but creates a space for actors to work.
*Jurassic Park* is a classic.
Its a movie I can watch multiple times and still love it.
Jurassic Park and The Lost World are masterpeices and a perfect duology! The recent films however have been complete disasters (except maybe Fallen Kingdom) and have humiliated the T-Rex as its mascot!
JP3 was the last decent one, JW was simply nostalgic bait of a trilogy and turned the movies into action movies
In August 1992, my Mother was 7 months pregnant with me, a future Dinosaur lover who’s lord for dinosaurs began with this movie. Could you imagine the film you’re currently filming is going to have a profound impact on a human being who was developing at the exact same time? I didn’t even see this movie until I was like 5 or 6.