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Plot. Industrialist John Hammond has created Jurassic Park, a theme park of cloned dinosaurs, on the tropical Isla Nublar. After a Velociraptor kills a dinosaur handler, the park's investors, represented by lawyer Donald Gennaro, demand a safety certification.
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That seatbelt scene in the chopper isn’t just a joke about him having issues with technology, it’s also about the overarching theme of the movie. “Life finds a way.” He takes two “female” seatbelt halves and manages to make something work. Just like all the female dinosaurs on the island.
FORESHADOWING!
Mind… BLOWN!! 🤯
I thought sam neil said that wasn't true and the former was the point of the scene
Female seatbels 😂
@@ReinersBlauerHoden there's 2 ends, like electric cables a "male" and "female" end.
If Jane is screaming, that just means the movie is working as intended. If Justin joins in, that means the movie is putting in extra work. 👍
To be clear, since I think not a lot of people realize this: Birds don't just come from dinosaurs, they are literally dinosaurs. Specifically they are the Aves group from the Theropoda branch of Dinosauria, the other two branches of Dinosauria being Ornithischia and Sauropodomorpha. Other dinosaurs in the Theropod branch include velociraptors, tyrannosaurus, and dilophosaurus to name a few.
So when you're looking at a bird, you are looking at a living dinosaur.
My favourite dinosaur currently alive is either the marabou stork, the shoebill stork or the bearded vulture.
So maybe you can explain this to me. I do believe in dinosaurs ,fyi. But there is no genetic correlation between scaled animals being able to develop feathers. Even today we can't find any tangible evidence of scaled or lizard like animals that have feathers.
It is not entirely clear of Bird relationship, but yes they more or less are descendants. The community I think is still trying to work out whether all Dinosaurs were actually 'birds' per say, or that birds were branch off of the raptor group. Did all dinosaurs have proto feathers, like late Triassic mammals with proto fur, or was it just some groups of therapods.
@@jrus690 It's still pretty new research, but I believe only some of them had feathers. Velociraptors had definitely feathers (due to the fossils being found with feathers), while bigger species such as T rex most likely didn't have feathers. They lived in tropical/warm habitats, and looking at bigger animals compared to smaller animals today, we see the bigger animals having less/no fur, while smaller ones have.
Elephants, rhinos and hippos to name a few big animals in warm climates who don't have fur. Giraffes basically being the exception in the group of the biggest land animals. Big birds today are rarely fully feathered as well, Ostriches, marabou stork, cassoways and rheas to name the bigger ones.
T rexes were carnivores, while these animals are herbivores, so it could be possible that they had feathers to camoflauge more (like how the biggest land predators today have fur, lions, tigers, bears, wolves etc.) so it's still a possibility that they had feathers, but I personally think it would be too hot for them? when having a big body that produces a lot of heat and loses heat slowly, having a form of insolation would be pointless.
I personally believe they had scales with patterns to help blend in, as they weren't loud animals irl
So, if, as you say, birds are living dinosaurs, then it's possible they still carry the DNA of primitive dinosaurs in their genetic profile. Thus, it could be possible, by some as yet developed means, to recreate a primitive species of dinosaur. I'm asking more than assuming, as my knowledge of genetics is only comparable to my knowledge of particle physics, which means, I got nothing. However, I believe what my Daddy used to say, before he left this cold, cruel world, ''In nature, nothing is ever wasted or lost.''
The raptor reveal in the shed is a huge line of great jumpscares for everyone...Jane felt all of them like a champ. 😅
One of the best parts my favorite of course is the t Rex scene especially knowing that the whole thing was real and those screams were real fear just makes the scene better
@@shanedaley6236 I'm guessing you mean the scene where the rex head breaks through the glass roof of the explorer?
@@kieranlazenbury8773 yes the machinery broke down in the rain
The book explains the cloning in more detail. Yes, multiple mosquitos from different parts of the world from different time periods. Basically, once they had a complete DNA strand, by filling in the gaps, etc., they'd literally have to grow it to see what hatched out. Then if it was still not "right," they'd go back, tweak the DNA and try again. So in the book, there were multiple versions of each dinosaur they created, with the more current "version" out in the park. Highly recommend reading the book, it's incredible and a fun read.
Not only is the book fun to read, it's literally horror as well, which I honestly love very much.
I hope they see your comment, given how well it answers their cloning questions.
sad how many people now, don't even know the entire movie franchise came from a book (and its sequel) and don't even know who the author is either... not knowing of him at all... sighs (michael crighton, the most well-known and/or the best sci-fi writer of the 80s and 90s, with many movies made of his books)
@@redmoonbloodmoon3161 100% One year, he was the NUMBER THREE highest paid entertainer in THE WORLD. Behind George Lucas (prequel era + toys) and Oprah Winfrey.
@@redmoonbloodmoon3161sorry, gotta do it... It's spelled Crichton lol
Honestly though, Jurassic Park is simultaneously my favorite movie and my favorite novel. They're different, sure, but I think they're both amongst the best examples of the genre ever made.
😂😂 Jane squealing & hitting her microphone so that it drops right into her face at the exact moment Ray Arnold's arm drops on to Ellie's shoulder & her subsequent squeal, the reaction to both it & to the raptor & then the realization it was just her mike during such an intense part of the movie may have been the best thing I have seen all week..😂😂
"JUSTIN, I'M HOT! I'M HOT..."☠☠🤣
Keep up the great reactions, guys..😉❤✌🏻
Seen this movie a dozen times. Jane's constant screaming made this the most entertaining time! 😂
The amount of time Jane said "Justin!" had me rolling. It is clearly a reflex. Justin must be used he hearing his name a lot by now. Love you guys and your reactions!
This is a classic for good reason. It was a groundbreaking film that has magic that they haven't been able to recreate in this franchise.
This was the last movie i saw in theaters with my Dad before he died. He was always really interested in Dinosaurs and was like a little kid talking about it afterwards. One of if not my favorite memory in my life.
I went to see Jurassic Park for my 12th birthday. I’ve seen it well over a hundred times, and still love it to this day!
That's awesome!
1993 Summer Classic!!
to say that the t-rex scene is iconic, is an understatement
I was a teenager when this came out. I remember all the (well deserved) hype around this movie. Jane's constant jumping was hilarious to watch. I think the most uttered phrase in this reaction was "Frick Justin!"
I was born in '81 so I was 12 when I first saw this in theaters. I have never seen anything that thrilled me like this movie did. To this day, this is the movie I consider the bar for special effects. It's so amazing to me that even to this day, major Hollywood films have questionable CGI when they pulled this off in 1993. You can tell the CGI raptors from the guys in foam suits during the kitchen scene, but the fact that 30 years later it still looks so damn good is such a testament to the time and effort put into every frame of this masterpiece.
@@matthewpollock9685 I guess those major Hollywood films with questionable CGI did not "spare no expense".
@scipioafricanus5871 Lol! Well said, General Africanus. And as a brief aside, well done against those Carthaginian mongrels.
@@scipioafricanus5871 Well, considering that most of the dinosaurs here are practical effect animatronics (the brontosaurus/apatosaurus being both CGI & animatronics) and not just CGI makes this film miles better.
I BEGGED my dad to take me to see this at 10-12 years old or so....one of the greatest experiences of my life. All these years later, that damn theme will make me break out in a grin, eyes wet. John Williams IS the man.
57:17. This is one of my all time favorite movies. I was waiting for this the moment since Jane was out from the first scene. Thank you for never disappointing. In fact that whole scene was just perfect entertainment. ❤❤❤ This movie as a child was the introduction to the jump scare for me👍🏾
Yeah this might be on of my favorite reaction moments of all time I was on the dying 😂😂😂😂 always love y’all’s reactions
Seeing as Justin asked, the vibrations caused by the T-Rex was done by strumming a guitar string directly beneath the glass. It took them a few different attempts to figure it out, but this worked a treat.
Don’t you ever apologize for screaming. It’s great! I hurt my ribs laughing so hard because that’s what happened the first time I watched it. Watching you and Jane go through it is great joy! 😅
This movie won an Oscar for best visual effects , best director and best cinematography
The picture of the man at the desk was not Mr Rogers. He was Robert Oppenheimer the scientist who helped the US develop our atomic weapons.
Loved your reaction! The reason there were so few employees was because they were changing shifts, so the current shift had left on a boat to the mainland, and the next shift hadn’t arrived yet. Can’t wait to see more of these movies on this channel!
OMG. Watching Ms. Jane jump and scream “Justin I’m hot” was THE funniest thing I’ve seen in a long time. Mr. Justin is such a patient husband. Y’all are hilarious. 🥰
"Isn't he the guy that died because he got stung by a stingray?"
That was the Crocodile HUNTER, not Crocodile Dundee.
Ok I thought the same thing 😭 like dang he could of said that was his name atleast 😅
Please watch the rest of the series!! Love Jane’s reactions! 🔥😂
Their reaction to the Ellie vs Velociraptor scene at the maintenance shed 57:18 was literally me when I rewatched it as an adult. It just kept going! They had absolutely NO CHILL 😅
To get the concentric ripples in the water glass, they tied a guitar string from the frame of the car to a platform under it. A crew member was under the car, and every time he plucked the string, it sent vibrations into the cup holder and into the cup, causing the perfect ripples.
According to a "making of" video I saw, Steven Spielberg was driving along I-5 listening to AC/DC with the volume cranked up, and his rear mirror was vibrating every time the base hit. That was the inspiration for both the mirror vibrating and the water cup. The mirror was easy because it just had to vibrate, but the guy in charge of coming up with the ripples in the cup couldn't make the water ripple the way Spielberg wanted it to. He tried bass in subwoofers, hitting the bottom of the cup, probably a bunch of other things, but nothing worked. One evening at home, he was playing his guitar and for some reason he thought of setting a glass of water on the guitar and plucking the strings, and much to his surprise, there it was, the perfect ripples, so they basically turned the car into a giant guitar.
We need a bingo card for Janes reactions.
1. Deafining scream
2. Hold Justin's head
3. Squeeze chest
4. "JUSTIN"
5. Nearly break Justin's hand
6. Hits mic
7. "Why did they do that?"
8. Hands flail in air
9. Canadian words come out like "Gasrh" or "Eh"
55:40 “I’m going to vomit.”
garsh isnt a canadian word theyre just trying to avoid swearing so they dont get demonitzed.
Why she keep shouting Justin?
@@shattaredentertainment4782 Why? This is a "family" film, not a children's movie. In fact, the movie itself has a few swears in it.
I was growing up on these Movies. I'm not as old as them of course, I just watched them a lot when I was young, always brings back all those good memories. I even started building an entire Jurassic Park Island in Lego!
57:16 I think I've replayed that about a dozen times. Love it! 😁
As an Aussie the conversation about Croc Dundee/Steve Irwin had me chuckling
I like that you kept calling the Dennis Nedry character "Newman." 😆
When jane realized it was her idea to watch this 😂 i love your guys reactions
Grant didn't run out of ammo. The gun jammed
That entire "Welcome, to Jurassic Park" intro... from the first Brachio, to when grant asks "How'd you do this?".. has given me goosebumps ever since I was a kid 😭
The music, the buildup, all of it just.. 'chefkiss'.
Justin kept calling the guy in the photo on Nedry’s computer Mr. Rogers but it was Oppenheimer 😂😂
Interesting fact about this movie is that their was a “Hurricane” in the Hawaii Islands while they were filming this whole movie.
Jane's reaction was more entertaining than the film.
We really need a compilation of Jane screaming XD
Remember this was a skeleton crew. It wasn’t the full staff they would have if they were fully operational. They just wanted to give them a sneak peek of what’s to come. That’s why there was only one programmer, redundancies of systems, and etc….
Jane: "Justin, I hurt my neck!"
Justin: *Must've been the wind.*
I'm a bit late here but Woolly Mammoths actually lived while Cleopatra was alive.
The picture at Nedry's (Newman's) screen is Professor Oppenheimer, father of the atomic bomb 1945. There is a movie about him about to come out.
As someone who was "graped" as a teen. I think Malcolm's use of the word was okay. Its something forced on nature.
I had to laugh the couple times you referred to the portrait on Nedry's desk calling him "Mr. Rogers"! :) That was J. Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb!
FUN FACT: When Nedry is taking the embryos you can see the names of the. dinosaurs. They missprlled StegOsauruus as StegAsaurus. You'd think somebody in a Spielberg film would have caught that
I missed the film when it came out. My girlfriend's (at the time) best friend couldn't believe I hadn't seen it and took me to the theater while my girlfriend was at work. I still remember seeing the T-Rex for the first time.
Tyrannosaurus is also missing one of the "N's" too.
And they called the unidentified dromeosaur a velociraptor, even though it looks nothing like one
I was already an adult when Jurassic Park came out, but I felt like a little kid with all my dreams coming true. I still get goose bumps at the "Welcome to Jurassic Park!" scene and I remember jerking up my feet up when the Velociraptor jumps up to the ceiling. It was so amazing watching it on the big screen and till today it still is one of my favourite movies to watch.
It’s so funny how she keeps yelling your name as if you’re the one making all the bad stuff happen. 😂🤣
Fun fact: the 🦖 name is Rexy 🤎
Technically her name is Roberta according to the storyboards…
It was a guitar string mounted under the dash to achieve that stomping effect.
This movie even 30 years later still holds up AMAZING!!! i love this movie
13:39 this was actually the origin of super size, which at the time was called “jurassic size”
Watching Jane react to this movie is the best of the best 😂
The triple scare, when I knock the mic, is one of the more embarrassing reactions that I will look back on and laugh at for a long time. 😄. It's fun to watch these with you guys. xo
I was 23 when this movie came out, it was impressive in theaters. It along with Blade Runner were the very first DVDs i ever bought.
The Crocodile Dundee was based on Rod Ansell- He lived in the Acacia Hills of Australia and he died in a shootout with the Police. Steve Irwin was known as the “Crocodile Hunter”, although he never hunted them, he actually had what is still the biggest rehab and vet facility for all Australian animals. His wife and children continue his beautiful work to this day, employing over 1,000 employees. It is truly a sight to see. 😊
Trivia: Even though all the dinosaurs were female they still managed to reproduce. As Malcolm says : "Life finds a way." When they're all on the helicopter near the beginning of the movie Alan can't put his seatbelt on as he has 2 female connectors. Instead he just ties them together and makes it work. The same thing that happened in the movie. Life found a way.
I remember seeing this in the theatre and when the raptor jumps op at them i almost bit my dads thumb off 😂
1:07:36 To answer the question about John Hammond - the character that says "Spare no expense", in the film he survives.
In the book however, John Hammond dies by falling down a ditch next to (I think the main) road as he went out to look for his grandchildren, breaks his leg (an injury transferred to Ian Malcolm in the movie) in the fall, and then is bitten by a pack of Compsognathus (Compies) - which in the book have this venom in their bite that causes the victims to feel drowsy/sleepy/bliss that lulls them - and he succumbed to being eaten alive. The book has a lot more horror element in it, plus several scene and character differences. I recommend reading it.
I can't be the only one who finds an anxious Jane calling "Justin!!" absolutely wholesome and charming😆
Oppenheimer...
I imagine someone has mentioned this already, but just in case no one has, the picture of the person you called "Mr. Rogers" a couple of times is actually theoretical physicists Robert Oppenheimer.
I've not seen yet seen it, but I hear that Christopher Nolan 'spared no expense' in his recently released epic biographical film about said theoretical physicist. It seems that it was released in U.S. theaters yesterday on June 21, 2023.
41:03 “...stop shut up!” 😂💀
C’mon y’all. The T-Rex is the #1 most popular dinosaur. We all love the Triceratops but c’mon. A park like this would never make REAL money without predators. It would not bring in as much traffic. The same goes for a zoo. People LOVE to watch predators. It’s just a fact.
I seen this movie at 5 years old. Was scared af. But loved every moment. I remember having the 90s JP toys .
Yess Ma'am 😍 💯 Amazing! And hey that famous restroom scene where the really mean old weenie lawyer guy selfishly abandoned the poor kids just desperately Scrambling to hide sitting on the toilet 😥 but Rexy She found him anyway 🤭 Cronch lol just Bites him up shaking him around like a fun doggy chew toy before eating him it was actually kinda funny looking would you agree with me?
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How they got the water to ripple in the cup before the t-rex broke out was by putting a guitar string on the underside of the car and they had someone underneath the car plucking the guitar string to get that water ripple effect for that scene
Hello Justin and Jane! I've just come across your channel recently and I just wanted to say that I love your content! #subscribed
19:00 The scientist they're talking too is Dr. Henry Wu (BD Wong). Kenji Kon is from "Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous" and his father is Daniel Kon.
32:02 What was "definitely an accident?" I've watched this movie so many times that I've lost count and I didn't pick up on what y'all, or more specifically Jane, picked up on something that I keep missing at the time stamp. 😁🤔
35:01 When Justin points out that they're "stuck in front of the T-Rex Paddock." I always thought that this was also a "movie mistake," because it looked like the "cars/ride" had moved past the T-Rex Paddock when John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) and Ray Arnold (Samuel L. Jackson/SLJ) were having the conversation about the T-Rex being a "no-show."
1:00:55 Jane's stress level put her through a "sorry not sorry" moment. LMAO! When Jane to Justin: "shhhut up!!....I'm sorry I told you to shut up." 🤣🤣🤣
I love y'all #seejanegotv so much!
What I love most about this movie is that it goes from 0 to 1,000,000 in like two scenes. Then it never really slows down. You get the illusion of it slowing down, but it really doesn't.
Also, in the book it gets better explained that they didn't really know what animal they were cloning at first, because it's not like DNA comes with a neat little label, but because every animal is so expensive to clone, they had to keep the ones that did survive. So no, they couldn't just not clone carnivores.
There's also waaaaay more dinos in the novel.
That scientist that had the clipboard is not that kids Dad on the JW show in Netflix. That’s the same scientist that was in those video-logs the kids found. The guy in the JW movies.
absolute masterpiece
After this, I think Jane deserves to have the next reaction video be something like "The Muppet Movie". Great reaction!
The Water Scene at the T-Rex Paddock was done by Tying Guitar Strings to the Vehicle Frame and Plucking them and it made the Slight Vibration through the Vehicle
complaining that the kids are not being quiet, followed by screams of Justin, Justin, loool
As a Dinosaur enthusiast in my younger years, I was hyped for this movie & saw it with a friend who had the 'awesome idea' of sitting at the front to make the Dinosaurs look as big as possible! .... I remember coming out of the cinema with a huge grin on my face, but a very sore neck!!
Sadly it's one of those films that no matter how many sequels they make, they're never anywhere near as great as the original, despite the many plot holes people (like my mate!) like to point out - the most infamous ones if memory serves being the depth of the T-rex paddock & how a huge, ground-shaking T-rex suddenly sneaks in unnoticed until the last moment in the final scenes!
But when you've got awesome Dinosaurs, who cares? - great reaction! 😁😁
Sorry to be the "actually" guy, but those aren't plot holes:
-In ref to Rexy's paddock, it's not stated outright in the movie, but as Klayton points out, there are plenty of context clues: ruclips.net/video/64oc_hIm3xc/видео.html
-In ref to Rexy shaking the ground, that's only when patrolling her territory so as to scare away intruders (like a male lion roaring when patrolling his territory). When actually hunting, she's shown being quiet (E.g. When she kills the Gallimimus & the Velociraptor).
Someone should count janes screams. Lol.
I lived your reaction to this movie, it made me happy how much you experienced it. I get to experience that first time again through you.
This movie singlehandedly brought velociraptors into the public consciousness, along with the idea that dinosaurs could be fast and athletic. When I was a kid (80s) dinosaurs were thought of as sluggish, slow, and stupid. (And people believed that brontosauruses had to live in swamps to support their enormous body weight, which is why Grant makes a point to refute it.) I saw this movie when I was twelve and I was blown away. I had never seen special effects like that!
saw this in theaters when i was ten, brother was 5. have seen this movie to many times to count over the years. my brother was notorious for having to use the restroom during a movie. he ended up having to go during the T-Rex escape, and so he and my dad ended up missing that since. my brother good teased about that for a very long time. but they both got to see it in theaters when they re-released it for the 25th anniversary
O filme tem uma vibe mais de ficção, mas o livro... o livro é literalmente um livro de terror com dinossauros
“Think they’ll have that on the tour” Jeff Goldblum is the 🐐 especially during the lunch scene
Nowadays, there is an opinion to clone even the mammoth, but other defects cannot be ignored.
Honestly, I'm glad you're watching this movies, Jane's reactions are always fun to watch 😄 ... Hope you do the full jurassic franchise. I'm here for it!
I remember my grandmother brought me and my brother to see this when it was in theaters. Still one of my fondest memories. I became a dino fanatic after that.
Jane, you should have seen it on a big screen in the dark like those of us that hit it on opening show. What a trip. I found myself back then pulling hard on the seat's arm rest when the Trex first got through the fence. I'm like how are kids going to sleep at night. Was a great experience.
They were trying to turn the light off, but they couldn't figure it out. Probably because they were distracted by the T-Rex right outside their window, LOL!
The really fascinating thing about just about ALL of Michael Crichton's books was that the technology that is used in the story IS real world tech for the time of the books release, just buffed and roughly 10 years ahead of its time.
There are FIVE MORE of these Jurassic Movies: 2 "Parks" & 3 "Worlds." Good Luck, Jane!🤞
With the Dilopasaurous (the spitting dino) a lot of people think that the Dino that spits at Dennis Nedry is the same one in the jeep. In fact there was supposed to be x2. One outside and another that climbed inside the jeep as Dennis was attaching the towing cable.
You don't see both on screen at the same time because they only had one animatronic Dilopasaurous, which could be altered with about 3 different heads depending on if its frills were open or its mouth needed to move.
The hunting tactics of the Dilopasaurous were shown in Jutassic World Dominion when Dodgson is chased down the tunnel and into the hyperloop train car, but another smashes it's way in as a surprise attack.
They work as a pack to distract whilst another creeps up to make the first fatal strike.
It's a shame it's not shown correctly in this movie due to time constraints.
My 4 year old great-great-nephew loves these movies. Little turkey talked me into letting him take my Collector's Edition boxed set to watch at home.
I never thought about this until just now for some reason, maybe its my age. That opening scene where Allen Grant scares the kid with the raptor claw, I always thought that showed how little he liked kids, but it actually showed how good he really was with kids. The kid disrespected his favorite dinosaur, an apex pack predator by saying "that doesn't sound very scary, more like a 6ft turkey". He then proceeds to explain dramatically and theatrically how raptors hunt, showcasing just how scary they were before asking the kid to be more respectful. That's honestly like a G dad move, now I don't see the kid as scared, I now see him as inspired, they could have worked that into the new movies as a cameo or a throwback that he becomes an Allen Grant/Raptor enthusiast.
Actually, Grant specifically said in the film that the Triceratops was his favorite ("Been my favorite ever since I was a kid").
I saw this in theaters at age 14 with my brother. The only time I covered my eyes was the T-rex scene of the guy on the toilet.
Missed an opportunity to put the "it's electric" song as an edit when you said it
Oh, I hope you enjoy this! I saw this when it first came out as a newlywed and we went to see it at the drive-in. Seeing this movie on a ginormous screen with the surround sound blasting through our car speakers.....was AWESOME!!! I don't think we were the only ones vacuuming popcorn out of the car the next day! This movie has held up pretty good over the years. Practical effects just stand up to the test time so much better than CGI.
The water effect in the glass was made by stringing up a piano string under the panel and having a tech lie under it and strum it, creating vibrations.
I was 19 when this came out…. It was amazing back then and still is today….
This movie is a masterpiece and the winner at 66th Academy Awards for Best Sound Effects Editing, Best Sound and Best Visual Effects
Every time I watch this movie I say to myself "man, I forgot how good of a movie this is!"
The vibrating cup effect was easy! There's a guitar string attached to the bottom of the cup that is hidden from us in the dash. It's fed down below and and someone plucks it!
18:30 nope they're all real people, and as for the Dino, DNA if you've played the games there are other ways to extract the DNA from dinosaurs and ancient fossilized mosquitoes
18:59 actually you're wrong. Dr. Wu was in Camp Cretaceous, but he wasn't Kenji's dad.
25:50 it wouldn't exactly be a dinosaur park without the predators, I'm not saying you're wrong, but them's the facts😅
26:03 dilophosaurus was the top predator of its time, and was a lot bigger than what you'll see later on in the film. Also, the books description of Dilophosaurus, and other things makes it a whole lot scarier.
33:04 if you seen the Jurassic World Series you'll see why people want their own dinosaurs for their own theme parks hunting purposes, medicinal purposes, or even weaponizing them.
34:57 it's supposed to tell you then, but due to the loose nail he's just spinning it out of frustration
34:58 that would be Oppenheimer
35:32 they told everybody to leave on the boat. Those were not on the boat are stuck on the island.
36:39 fun fact they're using a bass guitar in order to make the footsteps and when you hear the T-Rex know that a subwoofer was used
49:55 like I said before you're not wrong, but Jurassic Park is a prehistoric zoo. If you go to a zoo to see the lions, and there are no lions, no gorillas no crocodiles no eagles or anything like that it's not much of a zoo and a lot of people wouldn't go to just see the herbivores. Yes having prehistoric predators would be bad if you don't know how to control it but the point is is that if you're going to make a prehistoric zoo, you need to make sure you take every single precaution otherwise this happens. And again you are not wrong maybe having an herbivore park would be better and safer. But then what would happen if a rhino got loosen in the zoo that doesn't mean it's safe you can still get killed. the point of this movie don't bring any dinosaurs cause they will defend themselves or attack you out of food or territory wise
52:38 Gallimimus is actually an herbivore… However, you definitely don't want to get trampled by them if they're stampeding
53:09 in Timmy's defense. If it were me and his spot, I would do the same thing, because Tyrannosaurus rex was my favorite dinosaur..... I'm not saying it's smart, but what kid wouldn't want to see a Tyrannosaurus tear into their meal😅
53:29 sexes in survival situations, just to be specific😅
58:06 dude if you were in her shoes, you would be breaking down because now you know why Samuel L Jackson didn't come back and she would've ended up the same way Had she not been quicker.
1:00:15 I think anyone in their situation would be too scared to do anything else, and not sure if it would be either safe or even more dangerous plus, they don't know the facility very well they get lost and end up getting chased into a corner and die… Unfortunately for them that kitchen is no different, but at the very least, they would have some hiding spots.
The reason why they put the cow in there alive it's because Raptor's love the feeling of tearing their prey apart alive.
LMAO, your reactions are priceless. I couldn't believe they had door levers instead of door knobs.
1:10:02 Grant said that to the kid to scare him at the beginning of the movie, not to the Robert the ranger on the island. Robert had no idea what they were truly capable of, only that they were terrifying. As a ranger used to hunting/controlling pack hunters, what he tried to do was completely correct, outnumbered. However, Robert did not know they, the raptors, would be smart enough to outflank him just as he tried to outflank them.
Nah. Robert knew it. That's why he said, "Clever girl" when the raptors did to him exactly as Grant told the bratty kid by having the other 2 surround him from the side just as he had one of them in sight in front of him.
This film is as nasty as PG can get in both the US and UK, where I'm from. The kills are mostly adapted from the book, which is full horror on the death scenes/chapters. They had to add an element of dark comedy to them in the film to make them palatable for parents; the slapstick of Nedry headbutting the jeep doorframe and the way he realises the Dilo is in there with him removes the impact of the fact he has been blinded and is about to be gutted; the way Mr Arnold's arm lands on Ellie's shoulder and her reaction to the bloody stump; and of course, lawyer Gennaro getting munched off a *toilet* is the most legendary death scene from the film. Also Malcolm apparently dies in the novel before his portrayal here made him so popular that Crichton ret-conned his own sequel novel; he spends the second half of the original book slowly drifting into morphine induced ramblings after getting his leg (graphically as hell) snapped in half (through-the-skin) and arteries severed...
Drinking game! Everytime Jane says 'Justin' take a drink 😂