I don't remember who said this, but when you think about it the only reason the 1st Jurassic Park film isn't considered an adult horror film is because of the kid characters in it. The kids are what makes the film "family friendly," but Jurassic Park also started a trend that not only continued in its films, but also arguably still exists in films today which is having kid characters (most of which are bland or annoying) in films to make the films PG rated instead of PG13 or even R.
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should." - it's kind of the theme for the whole series. Ian Malcom was right.
That Trex is the original one from the first film. At the end when she's roaring u can see the scars from the raptor fight when she saved Grant Sattler and the grandkids. It's also how Clair used a flare to bait the rex into fighting the Indom. It had learned flare = food bc of Grant and Malcom
The original Jurassic Park is one of the first movies I ever saw in theaters. As a grown-ass man seeing Rexy come back and fight the Indominus was one of the coolest things I've ever witnessed in a movie.
The way I cried seeing this movie in the theaters in IMAX when it came out! The part that got me extra good was when Claire unleashed Rexy outta her paddock. I missed my Queen cause that's the same Rexy that was in Jurassic Park 1!
Owen Imprinted on the raptors when they were babies, so he isn't just their trainer he fathered them helped raise them. Unlike in the first movie. John mentions imprinting but he never takes the time for the Raptors and him to create a bond. Owen figured out another way to help build up trust, but he is like there parent in his eyes. He is the only one who was ever in the cage with them when they were babies. But you will see that soon in the next movie.
13:17 - 13:53 My favorite scene! It's based on a scene from the original novel where Hammond and Wu discuss upgrading to a "Version 4.4" of Jurassic Park. One of the most engaging moments of the book, even with no dinosaurs present.
I don't remember who said this, but when you think about it the only reason the 1st Jurassic Park film isn't considered an adult horror film is because of the kid characters in it. The kids are what makes the film "family friendly," but Jurassic Park also started a trend that not only continued in its films, but also arguably still exists in films today which is having kid characters (most of which are bland or annoying) in films to make the films PG rated instead of PG13 or even R.
What are you talking about? Even if this WAS a thing, it clearly isn't anymore (FYI, Jurassic Park is now PG-13 after review in 2023). But it wasn't a thing because movies like Leon: the Professional (1994, a year after JP) or 2003s Monster are both rated R but feature young girls around the age of the kids in JP. Logan and IT also bagged R-ratings back in 2017, and IT is ALL about kids closer to Tim's age in JP. Honestly, I think JP borders on PG/PG-13 because I don't think it's remotely Lord of the Rings: Two Towers tense, but is certainly more tense than Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone. If anything, I'd argue JP leans more toward PG than PG-13... but that's what PG means. It's up to the adult or legal guardian to decide if a movie is appropriate for their child. But, now we're nitpicking. Should there be a PG-5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16 as well since we have a PG-13 and PG-17 (this is what R is by the way. The wording is practically identical to PG-13, but with 17 instead. The adult only rating is NC-17, or X but X is predominantly used for porn). I saw Jurassic Park at 5 when it was in theaters, in fact I think it may have been the first movie I saw in theaters. I loved the crap out of it, like I did the original Star Wars movies. Why does JP deserve a PG-13 rating, but the Empire Strikes Back is PG to this day after the same review JP got? You can't really articulate why because PG is too subjective- especially at the preteen/early teen end. Hell, there's more proof that your argument falls flat. Empire Strikes Back HAS NO KIDS in it, but is still PG but Jurassic Park is now PG-13. Dismemberment, an extended violent fight scene and a scary ice monster aren't objectional enough to warrant PG-13... but angry dinosaurs is? It has nothing to do with kids being in a film or not, the rating SHOULD be based on the context of the film as a whole and I genuinely do not believe Jurassic Park- as a whole- meets the criteria of PG-13. It didn't back in 1993, when it got a PG rating, and I genuinely don't think it does today. But I'm not on the board of pearl clutching, "think of the children", hypocrites that decide these things and refuse to mark anything with NC-17 when films like Saw II+, Hostel, and Human Centipede are given an R instead of NC-17 which they DESERVED for the gratuitous violence and gore because for SOME reason NC-17 just means sex and even then it typically just means homosexual sex.
I mean she was taking orders from Masrani, she was the operations manager but he was the one to call the shots. And in fallen kingdom, she blames herself. So she's self aware and redeems herself with what she does.
Happy New Year, Angelina! 🎆🎇 So excited that you're continuing the "Jurassic" movie series with the start of the "Jurassic World" trilogy. 😊 This one is my favorite of this trilogy, and maybe my second favorite of all six movies behind the original. Love Chris Pratt and Byrce Dallas Howard in the lead roles. And every once in awhile I'll forget that Vincent D'Onofrio is in this, and gets his arm bitten off by a raptor. Fun Fact: The scene where the pterodactyl's are flying in the park, there's a man grabbing his margarita before running for cover. That was singer Jimmy Buffett(RIP always), who was best known for his song "Margaritaville". I love the end dinosaur fight between the TRex(the same of from the first "Jurassic Park") and Blue vs. the Indominus Rex. Can't wait for "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" next in the trilogy. And looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
To answer your question, Michael Crichton is the original author of Jurassic Park. It was a novel published in 1990. He was also responsible for the original Westworld movie, which the popular tv series is based off of. He wrote a number of popular science fiction novels, many of which became movies.
@@memobury In addition to the scars, there is another confirmation In the first movie the T-Rex prop lost a tooth in the car scene with the children( you can see that in the movie) and this T-Rex is missing exactly the same tooth
I love this! I was in this movie as an extra and it was one of the best experiences Ive ever had. Talking to the crew and cast was so much fun! Had some great Chris Pratt experiences too! There is a soft spot in my heart for this movie! Enjoy! :)
The hype for me for finally getting a new Jurassic movie after waiting like 13 years was unbelievable. I’d spent almost my entire childhood praying and hoping that it would come, that there would be a promising edit to the Wikipedia section for Jurassic Park 4. When the kid said “I don’t wanna wait anymore”, man that really got me. And honestly I think Jurassic World is a solid sequel. It expands and moves the world forward, it touches on themes of capitalism, human greed, mistreatment of animals, nature vs nurture. And it has some stunning set pieces. The last battle was a MOMENT that rewrote my brain. And I was so happy when I watched the end credits and heard that beautiful end piece “The Park Is Closed”. I felt catharsis. Finally, Jurassic Park was back. Kid me could be at peace.
I didn’t think you would continue with _Jurassic World_ considering you slept on them and moved on to another reaction following your reactions to the original Jurassic Park Trilogy. Looking forward to the next films in the franchise.
12:21 Multiple creatures, more than 5 I think, with one of them being cuttlefish, that's how it gets its camouflage,maybe Spinosaurus as its arms are much too long to be a T Rex,velociraptor as Owen mentioned, a VERY dominant T Rex gene which explains why it's so damn big and believe it or not, STILL not fully grown and possibly even a bit of allosaurus which might explain the 2 prominent bumps above its eyes
The t rex in Jurassic World Trilogy is the same one from the first Jurassic Park Movie. Her nickname is "Rexy". She has the scars on right side of her neck and both side of her back from fighting with velociraptor at the end of first movie. In this movie, Rexy begins to be old age. And she received several fresh wounds from her fight with the Indominus. And by the way. All four raptors squad is girls.
Claire is easily one of my favorite characters of all time and she has such an amazing arc throughout the trilogy. Bryce Dallas Howard absolutely kills this role. She's amazing
Katie McGrath (Zara) was really hyped about her death scene because she got to do the stuntwork for it. She also died in the most spectacular way which is literally the best as an actor lol.
Putting aside my personal views on some of the cast, I really enjoyed this movie and it was a great addition to the series! :) I loved that it was back on an "island".
A lot of people don't like the Jurassic World Trilogy. They say it's stupid, uncreative, doesn't understand dinosaurs, or boring... Yeah who cares? Let's just enjoy this absolutely fantastic movie! Also 4:34 is an amazing transition!
I guess that's why they made so little money, are universally mocked and make people want to watch the originals more. It's okay if you like a sub par or shitty movie. Just don't be mad when majority of other people feel differently.
@PatriotJedi It's okay to see a movie as shitty or subpar, but don't go parading your opinion around like it's fact. Majority opinions aren't always correct, and usually criticisms with these movies are generally easily refuted.
@@skrappothemonster1436 I agree! I personally love ALL Jurassic movies, from original and new trilogie. I never understood the criticism about the new trilogie, especially the last 2 movies 🤷♀️ but this could be because I never had real expectations about them despite being entertaining 😄
@leaness98 for me the problem is beautifully brought up by Ian malcome. You just replace scientists with studio execs. The og jurassic park film has a much smaller personal scale and the focus isn't dino action. It's about the folly of man's relationship with greed and science. Much like scientists movie execs are preoccupied with bottom lines, so they focus on whether they can do something to make money , never stopping to ask if they should do something" jurassic world after the first has almost none of that like at all. Instead we get super soldier raptors running through cities and Jeff goldblum lazily throwing a spear at a super mega mondo dino and it leaves him. Mindless action is awesome but cheaply using a trademark ip is basically just ai art at that point.
8:48 Fun fact: Mosasaurus were a group related to modern-day monitor lizards(like the komodo dragon), they were literally giant sea-lizards. And yes, they ate sharks, though they weren't as massive as the one in the film. The movie Mosasaurus is about as big, if not bigger, as a blue whale, but in real life they were as big as orcas.
So in case if you are wondering what the Indominus Rex was made of, she was made of these animals: Giganotsaurus for the size, Carnotaurus for the horns, Rugops and Majungasaurus for scale ornamentation, Therizinosaurus for the long claws, T. rex, Velociraptor, Tree Frog to adapt to any environment and Cuttlefish to camouflage. A real definition of a monster. Note that this T. rex in this movie is the same from Jurassic Park 1993 and her name is Rexy/ Roberta but I prefer Rexy.
The music during the fight scene between the T-rex and Indominus is so epic. With the aggressive choir chants, it makes me think of two dogs barking and fighting.
Fun Fact: Zara (the babysitter) had such an over the top death, because she was the first female killed on screen in the entire franchise. Related Fun Fact: The actress did all her own stunts for that scene.
11:00 "This is on your hands, m'am." Well, not really. Owen had no business entering that cage until he had clearance that the animal was definitely not in there. Claire was on her way to figure that out. Don't blame the lady for his recklessness (or should I say stupidity). Though I do wonder why she had to leave in order to call in.
It's kinda funny to me how Angelina didn't like the Indoraptor and love how the how he ended, cause i was the opposite, i loved the Indoraptor design and concept, but i didn't like how it ended cause it felt like a deus ex machina
Loving the Jurassic reactions Ange! Hey when you get to Jurassic World Dominion, make sure you watch the extended version. It ads so much context to the story! Also there is a Jurassic World short film called ‘Battle at big rock’ to check out between Fallen Kingdom and Dominion if you’re keen. Cheers
When Nick Robinson was on a show called Melissa and Joey, I had such a big crush on him 😅 This movie doesn't do his skills justice but he's a great actor.
I love love LOVE that the T. Rex from 'Jurassic World' is the same T. Rex from 'Jurassic Park' 😄 You can see the scars on her face and neck from when the two Velociraptors attacked her in the visitor's center at the end of the first movie.
In case you didn’t know that was the original T-Rex from the first movie fighting at the end, it has the proof of the scars from the raptor fight in the first movie plus the fact it follows the flares.
Fun Fact - If you go into the Jurassic World Behind the Scenes stuff from the DVD or the Blu-ray they have a making of little documentary deal where they talks about how they digitally imposed the high heels and the Raptors it was like a mix of tennis balls on sticks and people in half Raptor costumes it was pretty cool I would recommend.
10:01 The Indominus as far as I know it's part T-Rex, part velociraptor, and the rest of the DNA gaps were filled in with frog and chameleon DNA, which in addition to allowing it to camouflage itself also gave it the ability to manipulate it's body temperature, which is why it was not identified by the thermal sensor, but it was intentional, she put the marks on the wall and hid from the sensor so they would think she had run away and open the door to check so she could really run away This is nearly human level inteligence, this thing is at the very least as smart as a Dolfin
Katie McGrath’s death is so brutal I thought maybe she got on someone’s bad side during filming, but apparently she saw it in the script and requested it for herself 😂
In an interview on Top Gear, Jeff Goldblum said he only ever owned ONE car, a wrangler he got from the Original Jurassic Park movie, and he's never needed another one
Fun Fact: Sharks as a species have been around for over 450 million years and the first trees began to grow around 360 million years ago, so sharks as a species are older than trees.
one of the better reviews i heard was the line 'in the old jurrasic park films the dinos were animals. They wanted to eat, nothing more, nothing less. in the new films they are monsters. they chase you for fun and wait for a jumpscare. one of the scenes for me would be when the woman drives away in the truck and a raptor jumps in her window. an animal that has never had much contact with such vehicles should see the truck as a big beast, not a window to jump through to get prey behind.
Fun fact! When the nanny died, that was the first time a woman had been killed directly by a prehistoric creature in the entire Jurassic franchise. That's why they made it so brutal. I say "prehistoric creature" because Pterosaurs and the Mosasaurus were cousins to dinosaurs, but were not actually dinosaurs themselves.
I love the Jurassic movies so much I grew up watching the Jurassic park movies and loved the Jurassic world movies so this is so fun watching you see them for the first time
14:54 guilty of this as well. I have seven nieces and nephews and don’t know how old most of them are even though I see them 2-3 times a week. 🫣 I can barely remember my age sometimes! 🤣🤣 Numbers don’t stick in my brain.
I loved the evolution happening before everyone's eyes and every time they think it can be controlled. they engineer somthin that doesn't know what itself is...they engineered the perfect killer.
I can't tell you how much I was excited for this movie. I grew up watching the orginal trilogy and every so often my dino phase would be resurrected and I would want to watch anything with dinos. So, hearing that there was gonna be another and that the raptors might be more on our side was like the ultimate wish-fulfillment. I was so excited for the Indo Rex, I knew the whole raptor thing from the ads, but that made me more excited about it. I actually feel really sorry for the Indo Rex because even though they seem to push the idea that the Indo Rex was like more psychopathicly murderous than the other dinosaurs, I feel like most of it was the isolation. I don't know what happened to cause her to kill her sibling, but at the least this is an animal with probably all types of mishmash instincts due to the different DNA, an animal with at least some pack instincts raised without in isolation. I feel like a lot of things went wrong here that caused the behavior issues that made the Indo Rex more dangerous than the other predator dinos. I also didn't think the Indo Rex was ugly personally. You probably won't, but I really wish you would check out Camp Cretaceous, I think you would really like it. Plus you would get more Blue and those "turtle" dinosaurs which are Ankylosaurus.
I think it’s safe to say Zara had the most unnecessarily brutal death in the World trilogy…if not the whole franchise Eddie and Udenski (sp?) at least seemed to know what they were getting into, Zara was little more than a bystander
Definitely watch the next one! I have always adored this series. I’ll definitely be watching whenever it’s released. You are always so fun even when you don’t really enjoy the film. It’s like I can’t lose with you.🥳😀 Thanks for another great reaction!!!
25:16 "Don't you dare touch my Blue!" . . . For a second I thought you said something else. Like "Hey, it wasn't me, my I've been keeping my hands to myself." X3
the indominus rex is a mixture of t rex, velociraptor, carnotaurus, giganotosaurus, majungasaurus, rugops, pycnonemosaurus, quillmesaurus, viavenator, deinosuchus, cuttlefish, tree frog, and pit viper.
Same t-rex from the original Jurassic Park. She also crushed through a Spinosaurus skeleton display as a callback to the backlash JPIII received for having a spino kill a t-rex.
HAPPY New Year 🎊🕛😊🎉 It took them 14 years to make this movie happen, as a lot of scripts were written but rejected, one which involved human/dinosaur hybrids, and the other having a NAVY SEAL training Raptors to take down a James Bond type Villain. Luckily, none of these scripts made it into the final cut of the movie. It's one of the highest grossing films in the series, $1.6 billion dollars.
HAPPY NEW YEAR ANGELINA!!🍾🍾🥳🥳🎉🎉 and the fact that jurassic world is the first movie reaction of ANGELINA that is awesome beceuse the movie is Amazing and chris pratt is fantastic beceuse after jurassic world he has been in soo many big movies like the mcu super mario the lego movie onward and soo many more
9:10 Full list of genetics that make up the Indominus: Tyrannosaurus Giganotosaurus Carnotaurus Rugops Therizinosaurus Velociraptor Cuttlefish Treefrog
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I don't remember who said this, but when you think about it the only reason the 1st Jurassic Park film isn't considered an adult horror film is because of the kid characters in it. The kids are what makes the film "family friendly," but Jurassic Park also started a trend that not only continued in its films, but also arguably still exists in films today which is having kid characters (most of which are bland or annoying) in films to make the films PG rated instead of PG13 or even R.
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"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should." - it's kind of the theme for the whole series. Ian Malcom was right.
A beautiful line
"Life finds a way." He was right about that too.
me as im playing jurassic world evolution 2 and creating genetically modified t-rexes
Everything they were concerned about in the first movie happens.
It's funny because it applies to the movies themselves 😭
That Trex is the original one from the first film. At the end when she's roaring u can see the scars from the raptor fight when she saved Grant Sattler and the grandkids. It's also how Clair used a flare to bait the rex into fighting the Indom. It had learned flare = food bc of Grant and Malcom
Also her name is Rexy!
The original Jurassic Park is one of the first movies I ever saw in theaters. As a grown-ass man seeing Rexy come back and fight the Indominus was one of the coolest things I've ever witnessed in a movie.
@@AL-cc3mjis that name ever mentioned in any of the movies or the book? I’m curious
@@nissy9220 I believe it first came in the book I don’t think they say it in the movie and it’s how basically everyone refers to her in fandom.
@@AL-cc3mj yeh I was just wondering whether it was actually official or just made up by the fans because I havnt came across it anywhere
To this day Rexy and Blue fighting the Indominus will always be a sight to see, it’s freaking epic as hell!
It's basically fighting itself
Agreed
@@MettlachFamilynice lol
The way I cried seeing this movie in the theaters in IMAX when it came out! The part that got me extra good was when Claire unleashed Rexy outta her paddock. I missed my Queen cause that's the same Rexy that was in Jurassic Park 1!
Owen Imprinted on the raptors when they were babies, so he isn't just their trainer he fathered them helped raise them. Unlike in the first movie. John mentions imprinting but he never takes the time for the Raptors and him to create a bond. Owen figured out another way to help build up trust, but he is like there parent in his eyes. He is the only one who was ever in the cage with them when they were babies. But you will see that soon in the next movie.
13:17 - 13:53 My favorite scene! It's based on a scene from the original novel where Hammond and Wu discuss upgrading to a "Version 4.4" of Jurassic Park. One of the most engaging moments of the book, even with no dinosaurs present.
God the book was such a good read
We literally have Star-Lord, King Pin, Iron Man 3 Kid, Peter B. Parker, and Gwen Stacy all in this movie. This low key an alternative MCU timeline.
Who was gwen stacy in this movie??
@@whiskerrat Bryce Dallas Howard in the Tobey McGuire movies
@@whiskerratyes the actor of Claire played Gwen Stacy in spiderman 2007
I don't remember who said this, but when you think about it the only reason the 1st Jurassic Park film isn't considered an adult horror film is because of the kid characters in it. The kids are what makes the film "family friendly," but Jurassic Park also started a trend that not only continued in its films, but also arguably still exists in films today which is having kid characters (most of which are bland or annoying) in films to make the films PG rated instead of PG13 or even R.
What are you talking about? Even if this WAS a thing, it clearly isn't anymore (FYI, Jurassic Park is now PG-13 after review in 2023). But it wasn't a thing because movies like Leon: the Professional (1994, a year after JP) or 2003s Monster are both rated R but feature young girls around the age of the kids in JP. Logan and IT also bagged R-ratings back in 2017, and IT is ALL about kids closer to Tim's age in JP.
Honestly, I think JP borders on PG/PG-13 because I don't think it's remotely Lord of the Rings: Two Towers tense, but is certainly more tense than Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone. If anything, I'd argue JP leans more toward PG than PG-13... but that's what PG means. It's up to the adult or legal guardian to decide if a movie is appropriate for their child.
But, now we're nitpicking. Should there be a PG-5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16 as well since we have a PG-13 and PG-17 (this is what R is by the way. The wording is practically identical to PG-13, but with 17 instead. The adult only rating is NC-17, or X but X is predominantly used for porn).
I saw Jurassic Park at 5 when it was in theaters, in fact I think it may have been the first movie I saw in theaters. I loved the crap out of it, like I did the original Star Wars movies. Why does JP deserve a PG-13 rating, but the Empire Strikes Back is PG to this day after the same review JP got? You can't really articulate why because PG is too subjective- especially at the preteen/early teen end. Hell, there's more proof that your argument falls flat. Empire Strikes Back HAS NO KIDS in it, but is still PG but Jurassic Park is now PG-13. Dismemberment, an extended violent fight scene and a scary ice monster aren't objectional enough to warrant PG-13... but angry dinosaurs is?
It has nothing to do with kids being in a film or not, the rating SHOULD be based on the context of the film as a whole and I genuinely do not believe Jurassic Park- as a whole- meets the criteria of PG-13. It didn't back in 1993, when it got a PG rating, and I genuinely don't think it does today. But I'm not on the board of pearl clutching, "think of the children", hypocrites that decide these things and refuse to mark anything with NC-17 when films like Saw II+, Hostel, and Human Centipede are given an R instead of NC-17 which they DESERVED for the gratuitous violence and gore because for SOME reason NC-17 just means sex and even then it typically just means homosexual sex.
@kyleoates6367 Jurassic Park was definitely PG-13 when it was released in '93.
Because it's novel was a horror
I like how at the end the movie skates over the fact that Claire is personally responsible for almost every death that occurred.
Thank you for pointing this salient fact out.
Blame Masrani, he's too deceased to defend himself.
I mean she was taking orders from Masrani, she was the operations manager but he was the one to call the shots. And in fallen kingdom, she blames herself. So she's self aware and redeems herself with what she does.
Some say Claire could’ve been one of best villains in the franchise if they were willing to take that risk.
Happy New Year, Angelina! 🎆🎇
So excited that you're continuing the "Jurassic" movie series with the start of the "Jurassic World" trilogy. 😊
This one is my favorite of this trilogy, and maybe my second favorite of all six movies behind the original.
Love Chris Pratt and Byrce Dallas Howard in the lead roles. And every once in awhile I'll forget that Vincent D'Onofrio is in this, and gets his arm bitten off by a raptor.
Fun Fact: The scene where the pterodactyl's are flying in the park, there's a man grabbing his margarita before running for cover. That was singer Jimmy Buffett(RIP always), who was best known for his song "Margaritaville".
I love the end dinosaur fight between the TRex(the same of from the first "Jurassic Park") and Blue vs. the Indominus Rex.
Can't wait for "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom" next in the trilogy.
And looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
To answer your question, Michael Crichton is the original author of Jurassic Park. It was a novel published in 1990. He was also responsible for the original Westworld movie, which the popular tv series is based off of. He wrote a number of popular science fiction novels, many of which became movies.
Fun fact, Ange. That's not just *a* Rex, that's *THE* Rex. From the first movie.
That transition from the sponsor segment back to the movie at 4:35 is ridiculously slick. Nicely performed and neatly edited, excellent work 🥳
"Is this your sister's kids?"
Angie you lucky you cute😂
Random fact: did you know that the T-Rex is the same one from the first Jurassic park? Pretty cool if you ask me.
Did they confirm it... Or was there any similar feature in both the t rex
@@memobury at the end you can see she has scars on her neck from the raptor fight at the end of Jurassic Park.
Oh yeah it was confirmed
@@memobury In addition to the scars, there is another confirmation
In the first movie the T-Rex prop lost a tooth in the car scene with the children( you can see that in the movie) and this T-Rex is missing exactly the same tooth
I love this! I was in this movie as an extra and it was one of the best experiences Ive ever had. Talking to the crew and cast was so much fun! Had some great Chris Pratt experiences too! There is a soft spot in my heart for this movie! Enjoy! :)
That’s amazing! I’ve always said all of the extras are amazing so your performance was fantastic
I didn’t care for this movie, I only liked the first 2 Jurassic Park movies. They were all crap after that
@@nsasupporter7557 okay and? What tf does that have to do with the original comment?
They wanted to feel especial@@miarue5322
@@miarue5322 and… I was giving my opinion on it. It had everything to do with it 🥴 I know you didn’t like it, cry me a river
LOVING these reactions!
When you get to Jurassic World:Dominion the Extended Edition is a must, SO MUCH BETTER than the theatrical!
The hype for me for finally getting a new Jurassic movie after waiting like 13 years was unbelievable. I’d spent almost my entire childhood praying and hoping that it would come, that there would be a promising edit to the Wikipedia section for Jurassic Park 4. When the kid said “I don’t wanna wait anymore”, man that really got me. And honestly I think Jurassic World is a solid sequel. It expands and moves the world forward, it touches on themes of capitalism, human greed, mistreatment of animals, nature vs nurture. And it has some stunning set pieces. The last battle was a MOMENT that rewrote my brain. And I was so happy when I watched the end credits and heard that beautiful end piece “The Park Is Closed”. I felt catharsis. Finally, Jurassic Park was back. Kid me could be at peace.
I was so confused by the random letter Y popping up (thought it might have been a contest/quiz). But it made sense after seeing the UGL.
I didn’t think you would continue with _Jurassic World_ considering you slept on them and moved on to another reaction following your reactions to the original Jurassic Park Trilogy.
Looking forward to the next films in the franchise.
12:21 Multiple creatures, more than 5 I think, with one of them being cuttlefish, that's how it gets its camouflage,maybe Spinosaurus as its arms are much too long to be a T Rex,velociraptor as Owen mentioned, a VERY dominant T Rex gene which explains why it's so damn big and believe it or not, STILL not fully grown and possibly even a bit of allosaurus which might explain the 2 prominent bumps above its eyes
Not to forget the tree frog that hides it's thermal output
and the claws came from the Therizinosaurus
The t rex in Jurassic World Trilogy is the same one from the first Jurassic Park Movie. Her nickname is "Rexy". She has the scars on right side of her neck and both side of her back from fighting with velociraptor at the end of first movie. In this movie, Rexy begins to be old age. And she received several fresh wounds from her fight with the Indominus.
And by the way. All four raptors squad is girls.
haha top tier editing as always ! Good watch as well :) Can't go wrong with dinosaurs !
Claire is easily one of my favorite characters of all time and she has such an amazing arc throughout the trilogy. Bryce Dallas Howard absolutely kills this role. She's amazing
me when I lie@rollt1de015
Katie McGrath (Zara) was really hyped about her death scene because she got to do the stuntwork for it. She also died in the most spectacular way which is literally the best as an actor lol.
That is the same T-Rex from the first Jurassic Park movie it is still alive 22 years later
Putting aside my personal views on some of the cast, I really enjoyed this movie and it was a great addition to the series! :) I loved that it was back on an "island".
I love the margarita guy during the air attack xD also wilson fisk xD
A lot of people don't like the Jurassic World Trilogy. They say it's stupid, uncreative, doesn't understand dinosaurs, or boring... Yeah who cares? Let's just enjoy this absolutely fantastic movie!
Also 4:34 is an amazing transition!
I guess that's why they made so little money, are universally mocked and make people want to watch the originals more. It's okay if you like a sub par or shitty movie. Just don't be mad when majority of other people feel differently.
This one was a fine homage but the next two are legit B movies from the Sci fi channel with a jurassic park coating.
@PatriotJedi It's okay to see a movie as shitty or subpar, but don't go parading your opinion around like it's fact. Majority opinions aren't always correct, and usually criticisms with these movies are generally easily refuted.
@@skrappothemonster1436 I agree! I personally love ALL Jurassic movies, from original and new trilogie. I never understood the criticism about the new trilogie, especially the last 2 movies 🤷♀️ but this could be because I never had real expectations about them despite being entertaining 😄
@leaness98 for me the problem is beautifully brought up by Ian malcome. You just replace scientists with studio execs. The og jurassic park film has a much smaller personal scale and the focus isn't dino action. It's about the folly of man's relationship with greed and science. Much like scientists movie execs are preoccupied with bottom lines, so they focus on whether they can do something to make money , never stopping to ask if they should do something" jurassic world after the first has almost none of that like at all. Instead we get super soldier raptors running through cities and Jeff goldblum lazily throwing a spear at a super mega mondo dino and it leaves him. Mindless action is awesome but cheaply using a trademark ip is basically just ai art at that point.
Happy new year’s Angelina 💚
8:48
Fun fact:
Mosasaurus were a group related to modern-day monitor lizards(like the komodo dragon), they were literally giant sea-lizards.
And yes, they ate sharks, though they weren't as massive as the one in the film. The movie Mosasaurus is about as big, if not bigger, as a blue whale, but in real life they were as big as orcas.
So in case if you are wondering what the Indominus Rex was made of, she was made of these animals: Giganotsaurus for the size, Carnotaurus for the horns, Rugops and Majungasaurus for scale ornamentation, Therizinosaurus for the long claws, T. rex, Velociraptor, Tree Frog to adapt to any environment and Cuttlefish to camouflage. A real definition of a monster.
Note that this T. rex in this movie is the same from Jurassic Park 1993 and her name is Rexy/ Roberta but I prefer Rexy.
Probably part human as well, since it Kills for Sport,
@@yamikage8826 ummm… that’s not in the Jurassic Lore. No other animal in my fav beloved franchise has human DNA in their genes…
those are Allosaurid horns not Carnotaurus
@@phoebusapollo8365No Allosaurus dna was used in the creation of Indominus Rex that was Carno dna. It’s been confirmed for years
The music during the fight scene between the T-rex and Indominus is so epic. With the aggressive choir chants, it makes me think of two dogs barking and fighting.
Fun Fact: Zara (the babysitter) had such an over the top death, because she was the first female killed on screen in the entire franchise.
Related Fun Fact: The actress did all her own stunts for that scene.
Lesson of the day: in Jurassic World isn't you who catches the fish, is the "fish" who catches you!
11:00 "This is on your hands, m'am."
Well, not really. Owen had no business entering that cage until he had clearance that the animal was definitely not in there. Claire was on her way to figure that out. Don't blame the lady for his recklessness (or should I say stupidity). Though I do wonder why she had to leave in order to call in.
Yes been waiting for this pls continue this series till the end 😊
4:44 Bryce Dallas Howard, Ron Howard's daughter (Richie Cunningham from "Happy Days").
I like Bryce Dallas Howard in this movie, her performance is fun, underrated, and has an interesting arc
nepotism does get you pretty far
@@poolhall9632is nepotism a good thing?
It's kinda funny to me how Angelina didn't like the Indoraptor and love how the how he ended, cause i was the opposite, i loved the Indoraptor design and concept, but i didn't like how it ended cause it felt like a deus ex machina
“You were my brother anakin” then boom. Lit up just like anakin 🤣🤣🤣
Fun fact: the Trex in this is the exact same rex from the first Jurassic park, you can see the scars on her from the fight with the raptors
Loving the Jurassic reactions Ange! Hey when you get to Jurassic World Dominion, make sure you watch the extended version. It ads so much context to the story! Also there is a Jurassic World short film called ‘Battle at big rock’ to check out between Fallen Kingdom and Dominion if you’re keen.
Cheers
To answer the question about Henry Wu, yes, he’s played by the same actor who played him in the original Jurassic Park. B.D. Wong
7:10 i laugh when she said let them have some bacon 😂😂😂
When Nick Robinson was on a show called Melissa and Joey, I had such a big crush on him 😅 This movie doesn't do his skills justice but he's a great actor.
Not you roasting the Indominus Rex the entire time. 🤣👏
I love how a lot of people went from *oh I hate Claire* to *GO B*TCH GO* By the end, or at least my friends did. XD
btw none of the Jurassic World films are in your Jurassic playlist, neither is Jurassic Park ///
I love love LOVE that the T. Rex from 'Jurassic World' is the same T. Rex from 'Jurassic Park' 😄 You can see the scars on her face and neck from when the two Velociraptors attacked her in the visitor's center at the end of the first movie.
In case you didn’t know that was the original T-Rex from the first movie fighting at the end, it has the proof of the scars from the raptor fight in the first movie plus the fact it follows the flares.
Fun Fact - If you go into the Jurassic World Behind the Scenes stuff from the DVD or the Blu-ray they have a making of little documentary deal where they talks about how they digitally imposed the high heels and the Raptors it was like a mix of tennis balls on sticks and people in half Raptor costumes it was pretty cool I would recommend.
10:01 The Indominus as far as I know it's part T-Rex, part velociraptor, and the rest of the DNA gaps were filled in with frog and chameleon DNA, which in addition to allowing it to camouflage itself also gave it the ability to manipulate it's body temperature, which is why it was not identified by the thermal sensor, but it was intentional, she put the marks on the wall and hid from the sensor so they would think she had run away and open the door to check so she could really run away
This is nearly human level inteligence, this thing is at the very least as smart as a Dolfin
They didn't use Chameleon DNA, but rather Cuttlefish DNA and that what makes the indominus have the ability to camouflage
Something else you might have missed. The museum is dedicated to Hammond. There is a shot with a statue of him in the background.
I'VE BEEN WAITING. WOHOOO.
LEZZGO!
13:41 yes he is from the jurassic park, same person :)
I enjoyed this commentary Angelina!!!
In Camp Cretaceous, it shows that the Ankulosaurus that got killed by the Indominus was protecting a baby in its care.
Rexy: "Once again gotta save the dumbass humans. Getting too old for this shit."
Your reactions to everything related to the mosasaur were my favorite parts 😂 priceless!
Katie McGrath’s death is so brutal I thought maybe she got on someone’s bad side during filming, but apparently she saw it in the script and requested it for herself 😂
Yes, please continue with this trilogy. Truly one of my favorite franchises. ❤❤❤
This movie was so Awesome, I still remember watching this in theaters, and it was so Cool to see Trained Raptors too
In an interview on Top Gear, Jeff Goldblum said he only ever owned ONE car, a wrangler he got from the Original Jurassic Park movie, and he's never needed another one
Fun Fact: Sharks as a species have been around for over 450 million years and the first trees began to grow around 360 million years ago, so sharks as a species are older than trees.
one of the better reviews i heard was the line 'in the old jurrasic park films the dinos were animals. They wanted to eat, nothing more, nothing less. in the new films they are monsters. they chase you for fun and wait for a jumpscare. one of the scenes for me would be when the woman drives away in the truck and a raptor jumps in her window. an animal that has never had much contact with such vehicles should see the truck as a big beast, not a window to jump through to get prey behind.
Fun fact! When the nanny died, that was the first time a woman had been killed directly by a prehistoric creature in the entire Jurassic franchise. That's why they made it so brutal. I say "prehistoric creature" because Pterosaurs and the Mosasaurus were cousins to dinosaurs, but were not actually dinosaurs themselves.
I love the Jurassic movies so much I grew up watching the Jurassic park movies and loved the Jurassic world movies so this is so fun watching you see them for the first time
14:54 guilty of this as well. I have seven nieces and nephews and don’t know how old most of them are even though I see them 2-3 times a week. 🫣 I can barely remember my age sometimes! 🤣🤣 Numbers don’t stick in my brain.
I loved the evolution happening before everyone's eyes and every time they think it can be controlled. they engineer somthin that doesn't know what itself is...they engineered the perfect killer.
I can't tell you how much I was excited for this movie. I grew up watching the orginal trilogy and every so often my dino phase would be resurrected and I would want to watch anything with dinos. So, hearing that there was gonna be another and that the raptors might be more on our side was like the ultimate wish-fulfillment.
I was so excited for the Indo Rex, I knew the whole raptor thing from the ads, but that made me more excited about it. I actually feel really sorry for the Indo Rex because even though they seem to push the idea that the Indo Rex was like more psychopathicly murderous than the other dinosaurs, I feel like most of it was the isolation. I don't know what happened to cause her to kill her sibling, but at the least this is an animal with probably all types of mishmash instincts due to the different DNA, an animal with at least some pack instincts raised without in isolation. I feel like a lot of things went wrong here that caused the behavior issues that made the Indo Rex more dangerous than the other predator dinos. I also didn't think the Indo Rex was ugly personally.
You probably won't, but I really wish you would check out Camp Cretaceous, I think you would really like it. Plus you would get more Blue and those "turtle" dinosaurs which are Ankylosaurus.
I think it’s safe to say Zara had the most unnecessarily brutal death in the World trilogy…if not the whole franchise
Eddie and Udenski (sp?) at least seemed to know what they were getting into, Zara was little more than a bystander
Definitely watch the next one! I have always adored this series. I’ll definitely be watching whenever it’s released.
You are always so fun even when you don’t really enjoy the film. It’s like I can’t lose with you.🥳😀
Thanks for another great reaction!!!
It's funny you liked the running in heels because DAMN was there a lot of hate for that when the movie came out. 😂
ANGELINA: "is it Christmas? Or maybe it'll come out in new years?"
Also ANGELINA: Posts video after new years day
This is gonna be good!
25:16 "Don't you dare touch my Blue!" . . . For a second I thought you said something else. Like "Hey, it wasn't me, my I've been keeping my hands to myself." X3
24:43 it’s actually delta, echo and blue here. Charlie is the one that got blown up
Fun fact: the real life T-Rex actually had some of the best vision when it was alive and could see 3 times better than a human.
the indominus rex is a mixture of t rex, velociraptor, carnotaurus, giganotosaurus, majungasaurus, rugops, pycnonemosaurus, quillmesaurus, viavenator, deinosuchus, cuttlefish, tree frog, and pit viper.
Love your reaction Angelina 😃💖 love JW/JP4. hope you get to watch the rest. Happy New Years 😃🎉
Same t-rex from the original Jurassic Park.
She also crushed through a Spinosaurus skeleton display as a callback to the backlash JPIII received for having a spino kill a t-rex.
The final battle is golden
HAPPY New Year 🎊🕛😊🎉
It took them 14 years to make this movie happen, as a lot of scripts were written but rejected, one which involved human/dinosaur hybrids, and the other having a NAVY SEAL training Raptors to take down a James Bond type Villain.
Luckily, none of these scripts made it into the final cut of the movie.
It's one of the highest grossing films in the series, $1.6 billion dollars.
Looking forward to your reactions on the other JW movies! Great as always.
HAPPY NEW YEAR ANGE!!!
HAPPY NEW YEAR ANGELINA!!🍾🍾🥳🥳🎉🎉 and the fact that jurassic world is the first movie reaction of ANGELINA that is awesome beceuse the movie is Amazing and chris pratt is fantastic beceuse after jurassic world he has been in soo many big movies like the mcu super mario the lego movie onward and soo many more
The bike scene is actually rather believable... The motorcycles in question are Triumph Scramblers and they are pretty capable...
Hey when you watch Jurassic World Dominion I recommend watching the extended version
I love how epic Rexy and blue’s fight scene is it’s awsome
28:00 - I half expected her to catch on to what she said followed by the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme/meme thing.
PLEASE REACT TO THE THREE MOVIES OF "ARTHUR AND THE INVISIBLES"!!! 😊💖🔥
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is the best one of this new trilogy! The last one can be skipped...
9:10
Full list of genetics that make up the Indominus:
Tyrannosaurus
Giganotosaurus
Carnotaurus
Rugops
Therizinosaurus
Velociraptor
Cuttlefish
Treefrog
“No I liked these dinosaurs, they looked like turtles!”
*proceeds to watch its neck get snapped*
It was at 15:20 - 15:40
3:14 I was a little disappointed this ad wasn't for Raycon earbuds. Great transition though. 😊
About it still been xmass or not, well here in Denmark we sing that xmass lasts until easter 😄
YES NEXT Jwfk AND JWD
It’s insane how much eyeliner Chris Pratt is wearing in this movie