I know the scene with the rex chasing her while she's wearing heals seems far-fetched and silly, but it's surprisingly accurate. The Rex in this film is Rexy, the original rex from Jurassic Park. At this point, she is quite old. She's also big and lumbering. It's not a stretch to think she wouldn't be able to catch Claire.
Having been a fan of these movies for years and seeing them a few times each I never even knew that. That's crazy but awesome. Probably the oldest apex predator in these movies.
2:50 This guy with the turtleneck is actor BD Wong playing Dr. Henry Wu. He was in Jurassic Park from 1993, playing the same character. I'm not surprised when many reactors don't recognize him. Wu was only in one short scene from the original, when the egg hatches. I believe his character was evacuated off the island as the storm came in, along with most of the other workers. JP was in the process of being opened to the public, so it makes logical sense why so few were present for the disaster that unfolded. Never thought Wu would come back into the franchise, especially after a whole 22 years. In real life I remember Wong was interviewed while playing Linus in the Peanuts play, read that in my local newspaper at the time.
@@digidv85 His character's in the book loads, so I always felt kinda bad for BD Wong that it had been cut down to just one scene in the JP film...but he's made up for it in the Jurassic World trilogy lol.
The thing I loved about this when it came out was the fact that a lot of people started blasting it from the previews because it looked like he had trained raptors. People lost their minds because it wasn't believable that raptors could be trained. It was more an issue with the previews being misleading than anything. I liked how quickly in the movie we realized that they're just barely able to work with them. They sometimes listen to commands, but they're absolutely still wild and will kill them all given the chance.
when looking at the Indominus Rex's actions more closely, I believe her potential intelligence may be even greater than we may initially think, as examples... 1) aside from marking the wall of her enclosure to fool the humans (hiding her thermal signature may just be part of her instinctual stealth tactic rather than knowing they locate her with, it I'll admit), she also positions herself ahead of time to cut off the humans from the door she cannot escape through, thereby forcing them to open the large doors she can escape through 2) while her removing her tracking implant is significant, the fact that she set up an ambush with it shows that she (correctly) guessed that this strange object was how the humans would find her and used that against them, demonstrates a scarily accurate deduction of the potential purposes of (some) technology 3) after encountering the helicopter and realising she can't reach it and breaking into the aviary, she very quickly realises the potential of the Pterosaurs* inside to bring down/distract the helicopter for her, even when they are easily within snapping distance she doesn't try to kill any of them, instead she riles them up, then deliberately herds some out the hole she made towards the helicopter, only exiting the aviary when she sees it crashing down I would also say that to me, the most scary physical aspect of the Indominus Rex has always been her massive and powerful arms with hands that have apposable thumbs, things no other Theropod Dinosaur has others may have already pointed this out, but the T-Rex in this is the same individual from the 1st Jurassic Park (affectionately nicknamed Rexy), which can be seen from the scars around her neck region, curtesy of her fight with the Velociraptors at the end of the movie (and now with more to add from the Indominus), also returning from the 1st movie, don't know if you noticed, is Dr Wu, who was the scientist who was present at the hatching scene explaining why the Dinosaurs were all female, also the Dinosaur in the hologram/the herd the Indominus killed for sport were Apatosaurus, different from Brachiosaurus who hold their necks more like a giraffe and have shorter tails I would also highly recommend watching Camp Cretaceous as well (ideally after finishing the films first) as well as slipping the short, Battle at Big Rock, in between Fallen Kingdom and Dominion (preferably the Extended Edition of the latter) * I add this not to be mean and to say as politely/diplomatically as possible, but as a lifelong Dinosaur enthusiast, please don't use the word Pterodactyls, its my biggest... I guess you could call it a pet peeve (is that right?), in regards to prehistoric misinterpretation/misinformation, it just really rubs me the wrong way. That word is a shortened version of the species name Pterodactylus in the group known collectively as Pterosaurs, and more specifically, the species in this film are Pteranodon (the larger one with the beaks, and all females as shown by the very short head crests) and Dimorphodon (the smaller ones with toothy jaws). I just ask to please try and refer to these as Pterosaurs (as you would for Dinosaurs you can't specify) rather than Pterodactyls (they are also not flying Dinosaurs, birds are, but that misunderstanding is understandable), thank you
@@trishasurangana2278 oh, thank you, watching nonspeaking Dinosaurs and Dragons in shows and movies and hypothesising over why they act the way they do in the moment is one of my favourite things about these movies/shows (that and being a lifelong Dinosaur enthusiast which over time adapted to include Dragons as well certainly helped)
All the raptors are girls btw. And Owen is their dad 100% he a girldad 😂😂😂 also yep the sequels to this are so worth it! Blue gets a bigger role in both you'll absolutely love her.
I loved that it was specifically a cuttlefish dna and not a chameleon, since cuttlefish can edit their rna. It’s a simple but very cool thing. (For anyone that doesn’t know what a cuttlefish is, it’s in the same species as an octopus and squid. It’s not a fish.) Edit: Rna doesn’t change the skin, it’s pigment cells called chromatophores that help cuttlefish and chameleons change color. Rna is completely different.
Yay how you knew that regarding the RNA editing! But for when you said "same species as an octopus", did you mean "same class as an octopus"? (Cephalopods)
Cuddlefish dna wouldnt carey rna and a cuddlefish rna is an enigma it has nothing do woth their dna some creatures use rna to tranfer genes such as corona viruses its why we cant lerminently vacine against the flu it uses a highly mutating rna structure to pass on genetics giving dna wouldnt pass on rna types
in my opinion the jurassic world movies can not hold against the original jurassic park at all. this is what i call franchise milking. they use the music and stuff to try to catch the audiance but they are not even close to be as good like the original. one of my problems is that the dinos in the jurassic world movis dont behave like animals, they are monsters. no big animal in the world would hunt humans down just to kill them, if they find a better food source they dont care about humans at all. unless they think we are a thread to there babys, but that is not the case in the movie. in the original jurassic world, they infact do behave like animals. and also it is realy funy how the original movie has better VFX than the new jurassic world movies. nothing can beat the practical effects
@@adrianhempfing2042I grew up on his movies, he was my favourite Bollywood actor and the man had RANGE. His comedy would leave you in stitches and his thrillers would have you at the edge of your seat. A proper natural actor in a sea of over actors.
I know I'm 8 months late to this, but man... I had no idea he died. I'm pushing 40 now and have been a massive Jurassic Park fan my whole life; I saw the original in theaters 4 times. Irfan Khan was legit one of my favourite parts in the entirety of the new trilogy, and I was bummed they killed the character off so quickly. He was so charismatic and lovable. RIP to a real one.
(I'm a Navajo from NM) I remember going to watch this in the Theaters. Man, I've been a huge Jurassic Park Fan ever since I was a kid. Watching Jurassic world in the theater was such an emotional ride for me. This film made me cry in excitement. I remember feeling like a little kid again. What a time.
Speaking of which, I've observed that I can easily get what could be called "beauty tears" from things like whales, or even portrayals of what we thought dinosaurs may have been like. I actually got them a little bit when the mosasaur came up during the park's "show" lol. I've even gotten them the first time I rode the ride at Disney's Animal Kingdom called "Dinosaur" because they just aimed that fast-moving car RIGHT AT the dinosaurs' noses, lol.
25:38 There are two species of pterosaurs in this movie. The big ones with the long pointed beaks are called Pteranodon. The smaller ones with the long tails and toothy beaks are Dimorphodon.
The indominus is made up of a bunch of different animals that feel kinda redundant, them being: Tyrannosaurus Velociraptoraptor Therizinosaurus Giganotosaurus Carnotaurus Rugops Majungasaurus Tree frog Snake Cuttlefish Chameleon
Not sure how much sense that makes tho, because with that many abelisaurids (Carnotaurus, Majungasaurus and Rugops), you would expect the indominus to have short arms and a short snout. It doesn’t. In fact, it’s quite the oppposite, the Indominus has a longer and narrower snout than that of the T. rex. It seems more likely that it would have some Allosaurus DNA or something
@@koriejhyle4600 Not necessarily; it depends on which pieces of DNA they used. The thing was part cuttlefish but did not have tentacles for example ;)
The clicker is something they were trained to listen for and once they hear it they know to pay attention. Its the same thing pretty much as waiving a treat in front of a dog to get them to look at you, except in this case the raptors were trained to hear it and follow.
Hi Seb! The clicker is a tool that is used in training. In particular, for operant conditioning. This is where you can increase or decrease the likelihood of the desired behavior to occur when paired with an added or removed stimulus. The clicker represents a bridge, where after the desired behavior occurs the sound acts as reinforcer to let the animal know that a primary reinforcer (i.e. treat, or desired reward) will follow. You do need to be very precise in the timing of when you click. They represent the training dynamic pretty well when first introduced to Chris Pratt’s character! Especially how to train animals that are too dangerous to be in the same physical space as. Thank you for another great reaction!
Seeing this in the theaters with my uncle was absolutely phenomenal. Such a mind-blowing experience and I'm glad I got to experience it with him. Truly awesome movie to see in theaters at the time
BD Wong is an awesome actor, and I love his character in these movies. He's a "gray area" character in a lot of ways. A scientist doing what he was hired to do and was given the resources to take it as far as he could. His job was to design the dinosaurs, not secure them. Definitely should have given them all the information they needed to secure it properly, but the fact that it got out wasn't necessarily his fault.
Sometimes signs of feathers are fossilized, so that's how we know that some Dinosaurs did have feathers. And btw, the Indominus is made out of multiple animals, not just Dinosaurs, some Deinosuchus (a giant prehistoric Alligator) DNA is in there too. The T-Rex and Velociraptor DNA is just the majority of the DNA in it
@@rumham7466 Ye you should they are darker and came out before the movie since the Author Michael Crichton was friends with Steven Spielberg And if you are a fan of jp you def read them they are amazing theres jp book And the lost world jp they are quite diffrent then the movies but have similar structures but he sadly passed away i think in 2007 but not too sure
I want to point out something you said at 21:19. It isn't that high of a jump for the dino, but as we learned in the movie the Indominus Rex can kill for fun. It looked down and saw no humans, assuming they died and going on with its business, at least that's my theory. I hope this helped!
Great reaction! 😊 This is definitely my favorite in the Jurassic World trilogy, and my second favorite in the whole Jurassic Park/Jurassic World series. I went back, and watched your reaction for the very first Jurassic Park movie before watching this one. Love seeing the same T-Rex from the original first Jurassic Park movie. And Blue is my favorite of the Raptors. You definitely need to finish the rest of the Jurassic Park/Jurassic World series. And I also very highly recommend the Indiana Jones movies as well. Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
There's a simple saying that goes something like this, but I don't know what the rest of it is, but it goes like "There's always a bigger fish" in this case with the Indominus Rex and the Mosisorus
The animals enveloped in the indomuis rex are a tree frog, T. rex, raptor, giganotosaurus and the threzinosaurus and that’s all I can remember also I didn’t spell the other animals right. Edit) Also a animal that makes it camouflage and cuddle fishs
since youre thinking about watching the other two jurassic world movies I would recommend to watch the jurassic park movies or at least the first one before watching the very last jurassic world movie just because it has returning charaters from the original jurassic park in it, making it a much more joyfull experience to see them reunite when you connected with them in the earlier movies. As always LOVED the reaction. Jurassic Park is my fave movie line ever ♥
@@olo_storm3588yeah but he’s not going to feel as connected to them if he doesn’t watch the original trilogy. they grew as characters through the sequels.
You should definitely check out the rest of the trilogy, they do a really good job of finding new ways to expand on the franchise!! Absolutely love it!
Watching this in Cinema was brilliant. Best Scary film at the time for a kid and I loved every moment! The Jurassic Parks are truly Nostalgic and I appreciate the World sequels. Definitely recommend watching from the beginning^^
I’m Glad you enjoyed the first Jurassic world movie, even with a few obvious flaws the movie didn’t deserve that much hate as it was still fun and showed the horrors of dinosaurs... now I can’t say for the second and third movie dou
So excited for this! Not even bothered that you missed some! This ones great, the next one is also a roller coaster ride, haven't seen the latest one yet though!
the clicking when he's showing the raptors the meat with the sensor in it is a teaching mechanism that they use to show them what they are supposed to hunt, they've been trained to hunt what the lazer lights are shown as the hunt targets. It's a kind of conditioning training for their hunts like hunting dogs and such.
Jurassic Park 10/10 Lost World 8.5/10 Jurassic Park 3 9/10 Jurassic World 8/10 Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom 6/10 Jurassic World Dominion 7/10 Overall best franchise ever (my opinion)😂
You did NOT just give JP 3 a 9 outta 10 lmaooooo listen I get it, personal taste and all. Although Sam Neill was the best and the only redeeming part of that movie. Agree about this franchise being the best though.
From here on out Camp Cretaceous add on if you want to know more about the secrets of extra little easter eggs setting up between movies. that would be a good series to look into. Shows a lot a little details that movies left out of the films.
Waaaaait, did Seb actually skip some originals before watching this? 😅😫 also T rex, or Rexy as some call her is the original from Jurassic Park, she's over 20 years old so it makes sense why the Indominus Rex was stronger :)
The sequels are ok but i think this is the best. Dominion grows on you and Fallen Kingdom was necessary to the story i guess. Dominion has a lot of great callbacks to the original films.
The T-Rex and Indominus are both females btw. The T-rex is the same one from Jurassic Park, and they only had females in that movie until some of the dinosaurs evolved to change their s3x to reproduce. It's also nice to see our T-Rex working with the raptors in the end of this movie because it's symbolic for the ending of Jurassic Park, where the Rex came in and killed the velociraptors to save the day instead. The mutual moment of respect between her and Blue is lovely uwu
This was a great way to relaunch the franchise by relaunching the project within the movie too. You got to see nods to the original without dissing it (unlike a certain sc-fi franchise). Not really sure why some critics didn't take to it like the paying public did. Guess they just don't like dinosaurs anymore. Weirdos.
My parents took me to see the original jurassic park opening night when I was 5 yrs old. It ending up being my favorite movie as a kid and an adult. As thanks I took them to see jurassic world opening night all those yrs later and they loved it. Full circle
The dna used to create the Indom were Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Giganotosaurus, Majungasaurus, Rugops, Pycnonemosaurus, Quilmesaurus, Viavenator,]Deinosuchus, and Therizinosaurus. There were also the dna of modern animals such as cuttlefish, tree frog, and a pit viper snake.
This movie came out when I was 7 years old (I'm 15 now) and it was my first ever movie theater experience. Will never forget how wonderful of an experience it was for little me
I don't get the hate for the rest of the Jurassic films. They may not be just as good, but they are still great films. Definitely recommend watching all of them. Also fun fact: The T-Rex is the same one from Jurassic Park!
My favorite lines: "Lets go chris pratt and luigi" "well your a lovely big brother aren't you?" "why is the service in this park so bad?" "you just shut up I swear to god this guy just eat him" "hey we are playing pin-ball!" "excuse you" "why did that kid hesitate I cant jump...DO YOU SEE THE THING BEHIND YOU?! DO U SEE IT?!" "he needed to just jump over that (laugh)" "this guy is missing every thing. He is hopeless" "wait dude how many ppl r gonna die? (3 seconds later) This makes me happy" "take her away she is hopeless" |The kid: Nothing is getting in here right? Seb: "Yes"|
YES, like I said to him in my own comment: "If you liked the raptor Blue's bond with Chris Pratt, you "won't be able to stand" (in a good way) the sequel :D"
I actually saw this 10 times in the cinema and then 2 more times when it was re-released in cinemas for like two weeks. One of my absolute favourite films 👏👏👏
You asked about the clicking he did while the raports where smelling the flesh. That is called clicktraining and is a very good training tool often used for dogs. As a puppy everytime you feed it you click and after awhile it will associate the clicking with food and therefore listen to your comands since it thinks it will get food. Here he is saying witht he clicking that if they find the indominous rex they will get postivie reenforment inform of food.
So the scientist Dr. Wu was in the original Jurassic Park. He's also in the next two Jurassic world movies. And yes you should go back and watch the next 2 Jurassic Park movies and of course the next 2 Jurassic world movies. Jurassic world Dominion was amazing since they brought part of the original Jurassic Park cast into it. All of the movies are so good
i loved this movie and your reaction was so fun to watch! I personally, liked the second one a lot I'm not sure which one I like better though. The third one is good too I would def recommend watching it because I enjoy these movies so much in general but honestly it is probably my least favorite out of the three.
I’ve recently discovered your channel and I have to say that your reactions are just so genuine and funny. You say so many things that I have to films. 😂
It's really weird to think that you've not seen any big blockbuster movies of the last 15 years tbh You've never seen any marvel ? Why not Any Jurrassic park ? Ok weird but why not.. Next thing is you've never seen any Starwars ? Or Harry Potter ? Or Transformers ? or Fast and Furious ? and then you'll have never watch any movie at all at this point ? :') I'm not saying these are fake reactions, but the probabillity that's you've not seen any of the big movies made the last 20 years or so is reaaaaaally unlikely and feels a bit weird tbh< All that aside, fake or not, I just love to watch your videos and stuff, you've got a good energy so.. Keep going I guess :')
When owen said “that’s no dinosaur” he was referring to it being a living weapon designed for that purpose. Which explains the fact it can avoid thermal targeting and can camouflage as well as it’s outlandishly aggressive nature mixed with the intelligence and “trainability” of a velociraptor😮💨😮💨
For whats in the indom - trex - raptor - carno -majungasourus -therizino -rugops -pyconemasourua - quilmesourus -viavenator -deinosuchus And none dinosour dna - tree frog like all dinos in jurasic park franchise - pitt viper - cuddlefish And that is it
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I know the scene with the rex chasing her while she's wearing heals seems far-fetched and silly, but it's surprisingly accurate. The Rex in this film is Rexy, the original rex from Jurassic Park. At this point, she is quite old. She's also big and lumbering. It's not a stretch to think she wouldn't be able to catch Claire.
Also real rexes were not too fast
Also you have never been chased by my sister in heels. some woman are scary fast in heels.
@@abc.animal5143compared to humans they were fast dw lmaooo. As fast as probably... Giraffes
Having been a fan of these movies for years and seeing them a few times each I never even knew that. That's crazy but awesome. Probably the oldest apex predator in these movies.
@@pininja4981 T-rex could only run like 12-15 mph. A human could outrun it
2:50 This guy with the turtleneck is actor BD Wong playing Dr. Henry Wu. He was in Jurassic Park from 1993, playing the same character. I'm not surprised when many reactors don't recognize him. Wu was only in one short scene from the original, when the egg hatches. I believe his character was evacuated off the island as the storm came in, along with most of the other workers.
JP was in the process of being opened to the public, so it makes logical sense why so few were present for the disaster that unfolded. Never thought Wu would come back into the franchise, especially after a whole 22 years. In real life I remember Wong was interviewed while playing Linus in the Peanuts play, read that in my local newspaper at the time.
I thought I recognized him! thats so cool.
I know, I recognize him instantly, crazy how fast people grow up.
He originaly died in the book he was ambuched by the raptors while he was in chock about their intelligence
@@zidanedidi Never read the book, but that’s interesting to know. Thanks for sharing.
@@digidv85 His character's in the book loads, so I always felt kinda bad for BD Wong that it had been cut down to just one scene in the JP film...but he's made up for it in the Jurassic World trilogy lol.
When seb said “if they release the raptors it can’t get worse” and me knowing what was going to happen later 💀
Same bruh
4:50 the chill guy flying that chopper was a legend in Indian cinema. Irrfan Khan. RIP🌻
He also played the older version of Pi in Life of Pi. Such a great movie!
@@youngheejin Yup that was a good movie though!
The thing I loved about this when it came out was the fact that a lot of people started blasting it from the previews because it looked like he had trained raptors. People lost their minds because it wasn't believable that raptors could be trained. It was more an issue with the previews being misleading than anything.
I liked how quickly in the movie we realized that they're just barely able to work with them. They sometimes listen to commands, but they're absolutely still wild and will kill them all given the chance.
when looking at the Indominus Rex's actions more closely, I believe her potential intelligence may be even greater than we may initially think, as examples...
1) aside from marking the wall of her enclosure to fool the humans (hiding her thermal signature may just be part of her instinctual stealth tactic rather than knowing they locate her with, it I'll admit), she also positions herself ahead of time to cut off the humans from the door she cannot escape through, thereby forcing them to open the large doors she can escape through
2) while her removing her tracking implant is significant, the fact that she set up an ambush with it shows that she (correctly) guessed that this strange object was how the humans would find her and used that against them, demonstrates a scarily accurate deduction of the potential purposes of (some) technology
3) after encountering the helicopter and realising she can't reach it and breaking into the aviary, she very quickly realises the potential of the Pterosaurs* inside to bring down/distract the helicopter for her, even when they are easily within snapping distance she doesn't try to kill any of them, instead she riles them up, then deliberately herds some out the hole she made towards the helicopter, only exiting the aviary when she sees it crashing down
I would also say that to me, the most scary physical aspect of the Indominus Rex has always been her massive and powerful arms with hands that have apposable thumbs, things no other Theropod Dinosaur has
others may have already pointed this out, but the T-Rex in this is the same individual from the 1st Jurassic Park (affectionately nicknamed Rexy), which can be seen from the scars around her neck region, curtesy of her fight with the Velociraptors at the end of the movie (and now with more to add from the Indominus), also returning from the 1st movie, don't know if you noticed, is Dr Wu, who was the scientist who was present at the hatching scene explaining why the Dinosaurs were all female, also the Dinosaur in the hologram/the herd the Indominus killed for sport were Apatosaurus, different from Brachiosaurus who hold their necks more like a giraffe and have shorter tails
I would also highly recommend watching Camp Cretaceous as well (ideally after finishing the films first) as well as slipping the short, Battle at Big Rock, in between Fallen Kingdom and Dominion (preferably the Extended Edition of the latter)
* I add this not to be mean and to say as politely/diplomatically as possible, but as a lifelong Dinosaur enthusiast, please don't use the word Pterodactyls, its my biggest... I guess you could call it a pet peeve (is that right?), in regards to prehistoric misinterpretation/misinformation, it just really rubs me the wrong way. That word is a shortened version of the species name Pterodactylus in the group known collectively as Pterosaurs, and more specifically, the species in this film are Pteranodon (the larger one with the beaks, and all females as shown by the very short head crests) and Dimorphodon (the smaller ones with toothy jaws). I just ask to please try and refer to these as Pterosaurs (as you would for Dinosaurs you can't specify) rather than Pterodactyls (they are also not flying Dinosaurs, birds are, but that misunderstanding is understandable), thank you
The Indominus Rex is not that smart it is just that the people in the movie are REALLY DUMB. :D
You know a lot about dinos
Upvoted this comment for the insight into Indominus' intelligence. You're damn right about her being a smart cookie.
@@trishasurangana2278 oh, thank you, watching nonspeaking Dinosaurs and Dragons in shows and movies and hypothesising over why they act the way they do in the moment is one of my favourite things about these movies/shows (that and being a lifelong Dinosaur enthusiast which over time adapted to include Dragons as well certainly helped)
who do you think you are💀
All the raptors are girls btw. And Owen is their dad 100% he a girldad 😂😂😂 also yep the sequels to this are so worth it! Blue gets a bigger role in both you'll absolutely love her.
YUP- like I said in my own comment: "If you liked the raptor Blue's bond with Chris Pratt, you "won't be able to stand" (in a good way) the sequel :D"
Nahhh in the Lego Jurassic world game Owen in the game said that Charlie one of the raptors was a MALE. The rest were girls
At least 1 of the raptors is male if not 2
Blue is an boy
I loved that it was specifically a cuttlefish dna and not a chameleon, since cuttlefish can edit their rna. It’s a simple but very cool thing.
(For anyone that doesn’t know what a cuttlefish is, it’s in the same species as an octopus and squid. It’s not a fish.)
Edit: Rna doesn’t change the skin, it’s pigment cells called chromatophores that help cuttlefish and chameleons change color. Rna is completely different.
I live where we have giant cuttlefish breeding , they're pretty spectacular to watch in the water.
the camo comes from carnotaurus dna
Yay how you knew that regarding the RNA editing!
But for when you said "same species as an octopus", did you mean "same class as an octopus"? (Cephalopods)
@@daddygraysoh9283what? Carnotaurus cant do this. Only the jurassic park novel one
Cuddlefish dna wouldnt carey rna and a cuddlefish rna is an enigma it has nothing do woth their dna some creatures use rna to tranfer genes such as corona viruses its why we cant lerminently vacine against the flu it uses a highly mutating rna structure to pass on genetics
giving dna wouldnt pass on rna types
Honestly a great movie tbh
Very underrated film and the music is amazing
Yeah definitely the best out of the modern ones, also the you get brother is played by the same kid in iron man 3
I FORGOT HE WAS GONNA WATCH THIS YOO HE GOTTA WATCH FALLEN KINGDOM
Yes I agree I really enjoyed it 💖💖💖
in my opinion the jurassic world movies can not hold against the original jurassic park at all. this is what i call franchise milking. they use the music and stuff to try to catch the audiance but they are not even close to be as good like the original. one of my problems is that the dinos in the jurassic world movis dont behave like animals, they are monsters. no big animal in the world would hunt humans down just to kill them, if they find a better food source they dont care about humans at all. unless they think we are a thread to there babys, but that is not the case in the movie. in the original jurassic world, they infact do behave like animals. and also it is realy funy how the original movie has better VFX than the new jurassic world movies. nothing can beat the practical effects
RIP Irfan Khan (guy flying the helicopter). One of the best actors Bollywood had to offer. Taken too soon.
Pity he had a health issue.
For me, he is detective in Slumdog Millionaire and Mr Masrani here
@@adrianhempfing2042I grew up on his movies, he was my favourite Bollywood actor and the man had RANGE. His comedy would leave you in stitches and his thrillers would have you at the edge of your seat. A proper natural actor in a sea of over actors.
I know I'm 8 months late to this, but man... I had no idea he died. I'm pushing 40 now and have been a massive Jurassic Park fan my whole life; I saw the original in theaters 4 times. Irfan Khan was legit one of my favourite parts in the entirety of the new trilogy, and I was bummed they killed the character off so quickly. He was so charismatic and lovable. RIP to a real one.
WTF!!?? This is my first time hearing he passed. NOOO💔💔
I never knew he died but that’s heartbreaking. RIP
(I'm a Navajo from NM)
I remember going to watch this in the Theaters. Man, I've been a huge Jurassic Park Fan ever since I was a kid. Watching Jurassic world in the theater was such an emotional ride for me. This film made me cry in excitement. I remember feeling like a little kid again. What a time.
Speaking of which, I've observed that I can easily get what could be called "beauty tears" from things like whales, or even portrayals of what we thought dinosaurs may have been like. I actually got them a little bit when the mosasaur came up during the park's "show" lol.
I've even gotten them the first time I rode the ride at Disney's Animal Kingdom called "Dinosaur" because they just aimed that fast-moving car RIGHT AT the dinosaurs' noses, lol.
25:38 There are two species of pterosaurs in this movie. The big ones with the long pointed beaks are called Pteranodon. The smaller ones with the long tails and toothy beaks are Dimorphodon.
Something I love about this movie is the indominus Rex wasn't even full grown yet!! She was still like a teen! Imagine how big she could have been!! 😮
"50 when feet fully grown"
@@Reed3527ah yes. It will also be 40 when feet tall fully grown when. Fix your grammar buddy
My bad
55 to 60 feet actually @@Reed3527
The indominus is made up of a bunch of different animals that feel kinda redundant, them being:
Tyrannosaurus
Velociraptoraptor
Therizinosaurus
Giganotosaurus
Carnotaurus
Rugops
Majungasaurus
Tree frog
Snake
Cuttlefish
Chameleon
But carno has horns he should've had horns too
Not sure how much sense that makes tho, because with that many abelisaurids (Carnotaurus, Majungasaurus and Rugops), you would expect the indominus to have short arms and a short snout. It doesn’t. In fact, it’s quite the oppposite, the Indominus has a longer and narrower snout than that of the T. rex. It seems more likely that it would have some Allosaurus DNA or something
@@koriejhyle4600 Not necessarily; it depends on which pieces of DNA they used. The thing was part cuttlefish but did not have tentacles for example ;)
And Deinosuchus
Their is no chamelion in them cuttlefish also contain Chromatophore same as chamelions
As a huge Jurassic fan, I'm really excited to see Seb watch this franchise. Wonder what he'll think of Dominion.
The clicker is something they were trained to listen for and once they hear it they know to pay attention.
Its the same thing pretty much as waiving a treat in front of a dog to get them to look at you, except in this case the raptors were trained to hear it and follow.
Hi Seb!
The clicker is a tool that is used in training. In particular, for operant conditioning. This is where you can increase or decrease the likelihood of the desired behavior to occur when paired with an added or removed stimulus. The clicker represents a bridge, where after the desired behavior occurs the sound acts as reinforcer to let the animal know that a primary reinforcer (i.e. treat, or desired reward) will follow. You do need to be very precise in the timing of when you click. They represent the training dynamic pretty well when first introduced to Chris Pratt’s character! Especially how to train animals that are too dangerous to be in the same physical space as.
Thank you for another great reaction!
That's right, by BF Skinner. We used it with our dogs too. ❤
I watched the patreon version, that might've been the most i've seen him locked into a movie.
The company that made Chris's rifle has what animals the guns can be used to hunt. The model he carries has "T-Rex" as an option
The jump at the waterfall is this: "If we stay here, we'll definitely die. If we jump, we'll only *probably* die"
Watching this movie in theaters was awesome!! Im glad you enjoyed it Seb!!
Im here I’m so happy he is doing more Jurassic please do all the movies
Fun fact: That T-Rex is confirmed to be the same Rex from the first Jurassic Park movie.
Seeing this in the theaters with my uncle was absolutely phenomenal. Such a mind-blowing experience and I'm glad I got to experience it with him. Truly awesome movie to see in theaters at the time
Rule Number 1: Humans shouldn’t even attempt to play God.
We have always been doing it
@@DogLover0294and it’s always gone wrong
You forgot Rule Number 0: Never watch Jurassic World if you haven't watched Jurassic Park
BD Wong is an awesome actor, and I love his character in these movies. He's a "gray area" character in a lot of ways. A scientist doing what he was hired to do and was given the resources to take it as far as he could. His job was to design the dinosaurs, not secure them. Definitely should have given them all the information they needed to secure it properly, but the fact that it got out wasn't necessarily his fault.
Sometimes signs of feathers are fossilized, so that's how we know that some Dinosaurs did have feathers. And btw, the Indominus is made out of multiple animals, not just Dinosaurs, some Deinosuchus (a giant prehistoric Alligator) DNA is in there too. The T-Rex and Velociraptor DNA is just the majority of the DNA in it
Oh my goodness- the Deinosuchus makes SO much sense... I thought that jaw looked familiar :D
I would watch as many Jurassic park/world movie as they make, just because I love dinosaurs
If you havent read the books they are pretty scary and so good
Same! Some aren’t perfect but I can put aside any corny writing and just completely enjoy the imagery and sound.
@@geckoraptor9397I didn’t know there were books! Should have figured though lol. Definitely going to put it on my reading list.
@@rumham7466 Ye you should they are darker and came out before the movie since the Author Michael Crichton was friends with Steven Spielberg And if you are a fan of jp you def read them they are amazing theres jp book And the lost world jp they are quite diffrent then the movies but have similar structures but he sadly passed away i think in 2007 but not too sure
The lever action rifle he carries is a marlin 45-70 and when this movie came out on marlin website the gun was rated to take down a t rex 21:40
I want to point out something you said at 21:19. It isn't that high of a jump for the dino, but as we learned in the movie the Indominus Rex can kill for fun. It looked down and saw no humans, assuming they died and going on with its business, at least that's my theory. I hope this helped!
Great reaction! 😊
This is definitely my favorite in the Jurassic World trilogy, and my second favorite in the whole Jurassic Park/Jurassic World series.
I went back, and watched your reaction for the very first Jurassic Park movie before watching this one.
Love seeing the same T-Rex from the original first Jurassic Park movie. And Blue is my favorite of the Raptors.
You definitely need to finish the rest of the Jurassic Park/Jurassic World series. And I also very highly recommend the Indiana Jones movies as well.
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
Man first Toy Story now this? Is it just me or is he missing out on all the classics 😂
Definitely check out Jurassic world’s sequel next
exactly what i think of when i see the title of these reactions lol
And the other two JP movies
Watch them all Seb! Two and three of the original trilogy and two and three of the World trilogy. They're all epic in their own ways 😁😁😁
There's a simple saying that goes something like this, but I don't know what the rest of it is, but it goes like "There's always a bigger fish" in this case with the Indominus Rex and the Mosisorus
The animals enveloped in the indomuis rex are a tree frog, T. rex, raptor, giganotosaurus and the threzinosaurus and that’s all I can remember also I didn’t spell the other animals right.
Edit) Also a animal that makes it camouflage and cuddle fishs
since youre thinking about watching the other two jurassic world movies I would recommend to watch the jurassic park movies or at least the first one before watching the very last jurassic world movie just because it has returning charaters from the original jurassic park in it, making it a much more joyfull experience to see them reunite when you connected with them in the earlier movies. As always LOVED the reaction. Jurassic Park is my fave movie line ever ♥
He did react to the first jurassic park
@@olo_storm3588yeah but he’s not going to feel as connected to them if he doesn’t watch the original trilogy. they grew as characters through the sequels.
thats the minimum tho in all honesty you should watch the whole trilogy but its just my personal opinion. :) @@olo_storm3588
I literally met Vincent D’Onofrio yesterday. Such a a dope dude
nothing beats the og but they did really well with these movies and im excited to see your reactions
Watched this in the Cinema when it came out. Such a wild experience for sure !!
You should definitely check out the rest of the trilogy, they do a really good job of finding new ways to expand on the franchise!! Absolutely love it!
At the University I work at I walk under a Mosasaur skeleton every day to my desk. It roamed the ancient sea where Kansas is now.
wait that's so cool actually
Watching this in Cinema was brilliant. Best Scary film at the time for a kid and I loved every moment! The Jurassic Parks are truly Nostalgic and I appreciate the World sequels.
Definitely recommend watching from the beginning^^
This video captures the magic of when I first seen the film in theaters. Man this is one of my if not my favorite film of all time.
LOVED the t-Rex roaring at the end, as if to say they’re still on top! 😄🙌🏻
Must watch the rest in order especially. The first one is arguably the best.
The feathers are confirmed on quite alot of dinosaurs from the feathers pressing against the ground and then the ground fossilizing
been watching the Jurrassic park/world franchise since i was a kid, my favourite movies and so glad you're watching more
I've never been so excited to see you react (except maybe End game). Was waiting for your reaction to the end once you said which was your favourite
I’d watch the World sequels next but would say it’s worth watching all of them eventually.
I’m Glad you enjoyed the first Jurassic world movie, even with a few obvious flaws the movie didn’t deserve that much hate as it was still fun and showed the horrors of dinosaurs... now I can’t say for the second and third movie dou
The clicking thingy you asked is a clicker you use for training animals such as dogs and cats. It is a positive reinforcement training.
Love the reactions where Seb has so much fun with the movie
So excited for this! Not even bothered that you missed some! This ones great, the next one is also a roller coaster ride, haven't seen the latest one yet though!
I saw it in theaters, IMAX, and 3D… my popcorn went flying 😂
The scene where we got the kids and the Indo was fantastic and I was actually scare
The fact that you said and you can defeat them with two frying-pans made me laugh
the clicking when he's showing the raptors the meat with the sensor in it is a teaching mechanism that they use to show them what they are supposed to hunt, they've been trained to hunt what the lazer lights are shown as the hunt targets. It's a kind of conditioning training for their hunts like hunting dogs and such.
you should definitely watch the second and third Jurassic Worlds, they're pretty awesome
Def the jp movies
leh the second is good the third one horrible
@@justlive2809 I would say horrible, it's definitely the worst of the 3 but it's at least fun to turn off your brain and watch
i remember watching this movie in the theater and being my favorite movie, plus the sound track was such a big meme
Jurassic Park 10/10
Lost World 8.5/10
Jurassic Park 3 9/10
Jurassic World 8/10
Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom 6/10
Jurassic World Dominion 7/10
Overall best franchise ever (my opinion)😂
I think fallen kingdom was better than dominion
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Jurassic Park 3 being a 9/10 is definitely because of nostalgia, that movie is kinda ass
You did NOT just give JP 3 a 9 outta 10 lmaooooo listen I get it, personal taste and all. Although Sam Neill was the best and the only redeeming part of that movie. Agree about this franchise being the best though.
From here on out Camp Cretaceous add on if you want to know more about the secrets of extra little easter eggs setting up between movies. that would be a good series to look into. Shows a lot a little details that movies left out of the films.
Waaaaait, did Seb actually skip some originals before watching this? 😅😫 also T rex, or Rexy as some call her is the original from Jurassic Park, she's over 20 years old so it makes sense why the Indominus Rex was stronger :)
Yeah, he skipped Lost World and JP3
i think this was the first ever movie i watched with chris pratt in it in the theaters back then and he became my favorite, owen on top ‼️
I seen it in the theatre and it was Awesome!!!!! I love this movie, my favourite Jurassic park movie!😊❤
One of if not my fave movie I just love the Jurassic park and world movies
The sequels are ok but i think this is the best. Dominion grows on you and Fallen Kingdom was necessary to the story i guess. Dominion has a lot of great callbacks to the original films.
The T-Rex and Indominus are both females btw. The T-rex is the same one from Jurassic Park, and they only had females in that movie until some of the dinosaurs evolved to change their s3x to reproduce.
It's also nice to see our T-Rex working with the raptors in the end of this movie because it's symbolic for the ending of Jurassic Park, where the Rex came in and killed the velociraptors to save the day instead. The mutual moment of respect between her and Blue is lovely uwu
This was a great way to relaunch the franchise by relaunching the project within the movie too. You got to see nods to the original without dissing it (unlike a certain sc-fi franchise).
Not really sure why some critics didn't take to it like the paying public did. Guess they just don't like dinosaurs anymore. Weirdos.
i‘m still waiting for the next parts hahaha fingers crossed they are coming some day🤞🏽✨
You have to watch JP3, its one of my most loved movies out of the JP series
My parents took me to see the original jurassic park opening night when I was 5 yrs old. It ending up being my favorite movie as a kid and an adult. As thanks I took them to see jurassic world opening night all those yrs later and they loved it. Full circle
Sebs looking like a whole snack lately 😍😍
You have a crush OOOOOO
Yeah I thought SebScreen with his "guns" would help protect me from Indominus Rex but with his jump scares , maybe not so much lol
Love the Jurassic park and world movies,this one is one of my favourite ones.
Love dinosaurs 🦕🦖
Hey Seb, hope you have a great day. Love the reaction by the way.
The dna used to create the Indom were Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Giganotosaurus, Majungasaurus, Rugops, Pycnonemosaurus, Quilmesaurus, Viavenator,]Deinosuchus, and Therizinosaurus. There were also the dna of modern animals such as cuttlefish, tree frog, and a pit viper snake.
Seb been watching fire movies lately I love it
This movie came out when I was 7 years old (I'm 15 now) and it was my first ever movie theater experience. Will never forget how wonderful of an experience it was for little me
I don't get the hate for the rest of the Jurassic films. They may not be just as good, but they are still great films. Definitely recommend watching all of them.
Also fun fact: The T-Rex is the same one from Jurassic Park!
My favorite lines:
"Lets go chris pratt and luigi"
"well your a lovely big brother aren't you?"
"why is the service in this park so bad?"
"you just shut up I swear to god this guy just eat him"
"hey we are playing pin-ball!"
"excuse you"
"why did that kid hesitate I cant jump...DO YOU SEE THE THING BEHIND YOU?! DO U SEE IT?!"
"he needed to just jump over that (laugh)"
"this guy is missing every thing. He is hopeless"
"wait dude how many ppl r gonna die? (3 seconds later) This makes me happy"
"take her away she is hopeless"
|The kid: Nothing is getting in here right?
Seb: "Yes"|
There is a clip in Jurassic world 2 where we see him training the raptors as babies and it's the most adorable thing ever!
YES, like I said to him in my own comment: "If you liked the raptor Blue's bond with Chris Pratt, you "won't be able to stand" (in a good way) the sequel :D"
I actually saw this 10 times in the cinema and then 2 more times when it was re-released in cinemas for like two weeks. One of my absolute favourite films 👏👏👏
Chris Pratt never disappoint 💯
You asked about the clicking he did while the raports where smelling the flesh. That is called clicktraining and is a very good training tool often used for dogs. As a puppy everytime you feed it you click and after awhile it will associate the clicking with food and therefore listen to your comands since it thinks it will get food. Here he is saying witht he clicking that if they find the indominous rex they will get postivie reenforment inform of food.
Ark is an amazing game!
That has got to be one of the best reactinons to one of my favourite movies bring on the next movies
The Indominus Rex weighs 11,000 pounds
So the scientist Dr. Wu was in the original Jurassic Park. He's also in the next two Jurassic world movies. And yes you should go back and watch the next 2 Jurassic Park movies and of course the next 2 Jurassic world movies. Jurassic world Dominion was amazing since they brought part of the original Jurassic Park cast into it. All of the movies are so good
Please watch the other jurassic parks then watch the jurassic worlds
Definitely finish the series. They are all bangers!!
i loved this movie and your reaction was so fun to watch! I personally, liked the second one a lot I'm not sure which one I like better though. The third one is good too I would def recommend watching it because I enjoy these movies so much in general but honestly it is probably my least favorite out of the three.
I’ve recently discovered your channel and I have to say that your reactions are just so genuine and funny. You say so many things that I have to films. 😂
LETS GO JURASSIC WORLD SERIES!!!!
alot of people use clicking to train cats, and dogs for cats its for them to learn safe places so you can put it in to context what the clicking does
It's really weird to think that you've not seen any big blockbuster movies of the last 15 years tbh
You've never seen any marvel ? Why not
Any Jurrassic park ? Ok weird but why not..
Next thing is you've never seen any Starwars ? Or Harry Potter ? Or Transformers ? or Fast and Furious ?
and then you'll have never watch any movie at all at this point ? :')
I'm not saying these are fake reactions, but the probabillity that's you've not seen any of the big movies made the last 20 years or so is reaaaaaally unlikely and feels a bit weird tbh<
All that aside, fake or not, I just love to watch your videos and stuff, you've got a good energy so.. Keep going I guess :')
When owen said “that’s no dinosaur” he was referring to it being a living weapon designed for that purpose. Which explains the fact it can avoid thermal targeting and can camouflage as well as it’s outlandishly aggressive nature mixed with the intelligence and “trainability” of a velociraptor😮💨😮💨
Where s ice age 3
That adopted Fast & furious (We hungry ) 'CUH' by Seb will Never get old 😂
Oh yeahhh🎉🎉
For whats in the indom
- trex
- raptor
- carno
-majungasourus
-therizino
-rugops
-pyconemasourua
- quilmesourus
-viavenator
-deinosuchus
And none dinosour dna
- tree frog like all dinos in jurasic park franchise
- pitt viper
- cuddlefish
And that is it
And giga
The bite force of a trex the size of a giga the claws of a theri and the inteligence of a raptor