To be fair the accident in the first film was because of a greedy fatass sabotaging and taking down all security measures letting all the dinosaurs loose.
Bc when he first Went Into the Paddock He knew it wasn’t a Regular Hybrid bc it had Traits of Multiple Dinos especially Raptor the way it Scratched the Walls means it uses its hind legs to
I think the most chilling part about the whole tracker thing is that she knows what it does. Remembering where it was implanted is one thing, but to have the understanding of why that thing is important and then how to use it for its own advantage is terrifying.
@@beanbean9469 It’s both. She didn’t want this object in her skin but she also used it to her advantage. She’s tricked them once, she will do it again. She’s understood how easy to trick and stupid humans are, so she will use it to her advantage.
@@beanbean9469 She may not have known what it did, but there’s not the chance that she didn’t see multiple heat signatures heading towards her and piecing it together before solving that these things are following her with this thing. She’s got the problem solving skills and intelligence to figure that out. Just because it’s not on screen doesn’t mean it’s impossible for it to happen.
Before this movie came out, when it was just the trailers to go on, I was convinced she was going to have human DNA. It was a major disappointment when the "twist" was raptor DNA, because I'm pretty sure it went without saying that she had raptor DNA lmao
@@g_od2080 character development, get over it. People irl change, especially when succumbed to tragedy/trauma. And byeeee we don’t want you to watch it anyways if you’re just gonna be negative Nancy about every little thing
when the job requires a heart monitor to determine if you're still alive while on your shift, and they give you NON-LETHAL WEAPONS to chase A FUCKING DINOSSAUR you took the wrong job. but if you do it anyway like it's nothing, you're just asking for it, like the guys there.
Maybe if they gave me a anti-tank rocket launcher, I'll consider taking the job. But a tazer gun or stick? they can take the money and shove it up their asses! Hahahahahaha!!!!!
I like Owen for what you said it's like he has respect and awe for indominus rex as a creature whereas Claire using 'it' might indicate she just treats it as an animal that generate revenue for the park. The difference might be subtle in choice of word but it come from a very different mind set.
@@Tiga9003 Yep, Owen respects it as an Apex Predator and one of great lethal capabilities and high intelligence. It may be a "creature", but at the end of the day it's more than just a "pet", or "attraction", it's it's animal he knows has been essentially mistreated/locked up in isolation, and is now a product of its environment.
“We are talking about an animal here” That line echoes the lessons of this franchise so well, that we as humans are so narcissistic and prideful that we think we are smarter than any other species we come across and can exert our control on anything
This line and the line from the first movie "Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should" basically encapsulates all the wealthy individuals in these movies
mad respect for the trooper who stood vigilant as it charged, firing his shotgun over and over in an attempt to slow the indominus and buy his boys time to get rhe wpunded out.
Imagine being in a group of highly trained soldiers with the task of tracking and capturing a giant bioengineered killing machine, and you're the soldier they hand the Net gun to.
I mean to be fair the net gun seems to have been the only effective weapon they had. It at least slowed it down for a few seconds, more than the rest of them can say.
I love the dialogue from Owen here. "You raised her in captivity, she does not know what she is" like, even animals are taught when to kill and why. There is a difference between an animal killing because its parents taught it to kill for food, than having to figure it out yourself, with no reference. "She will kill everything" is simply because there is no order in that intelligent mind of hers, just chaos, curiosity, fear.
That what I love with the movie, the contrast ebtween powerfull people with money playing gods with thing they don’t even undertand while those that actually know what they are doing have to clean their mess.
I feel like Owen was the most qualified person to run that place! He understands animals in a way no one else in the whole park did! He wasn’t really ever wrong during the movie.
Not to run the place, but he should been in charge of the dinosaurs (whatever that title is), like make sure they're raised and released in the right, controlled environment
Bring an empath for animals doesn’t qualify you to run a whole facility full of genetically hybrid of non existent species that was resurrected through test tubes. You tree huggers are completely naive and foolish thinkers
I also like how he's "this is a dangerous animal, you need to use lethal force to take it down." Too often you get animal experts trying to save animals for research for environmental diversity. Like, I'm sorry, Demeter, that shark has killed multiple people, or sorry, Neveah, this dino is literally going on a rampage, you don't understand it, and it doesn't understand ITSELF!
I think part of the difference is Claire is (obviously) a women. A women with visible emotion. Most of the "moneybags" type characters are entire men or stone-cold women who audiences never relate to. Claire is more sympathetic because 1.) She's a major character (they don't give much relation or detailed backstory to side or minor characters), and 2.) She's shown having some conflict about loyalty to her work and loyalty to her family (her nephews).
Gintas Adomynas hardly. They just weren’t prepared. Humans are still the cat. The only thing that makes us a canary in this world is viruses and bacteria
That moment of pure, abject terror as Hamada realizes just how close the Indominus is to him. Yet still has the wherewithal to warn his team about its camouflaging abilities.
@@phongdang9846 it seems that big corporations love to scramble money faster to pay their lawsuits rather than paying proper salaries to their workers and take some time listening to their advices. Seen that happen to a once renowned local newspaper company, now bankrupt status in my country due to the infamous fake stories its journalists heaped on opposition politicians. Good riddance, man.
@JurassicHero 3 No... I'd expect them to at least seriously take his input seriously, instead of pretty much outrightly dismissing it like that one character did because of her need to always be in control.
Or a genetically engineered hybrid carnivorous dinosaur got loose and went on a killing rampage that endanger the customers and all living things well being in island animal rights and human rights will win case against dna splicing and cloning
@@tylerleach8796 People forget that Jurassic Park did all the same shit that Jurassic World did like are ya stupid the only difference was their was no Indominus Rex that's it .
The entire thing gave me chills. " you made a genetic hybrid In captivity, she is seeing all this for the first time She doesnt even know what she is She will kill everything that moves" Especially the part where he says she doesnt even know what she is
"It's *her* tracking implant *she* clawed it out." "How would *it* know to do that?" *"She* remembered where they put it in." Great use of personal pronouns to establish the distinction between how they view the dinosaurs. Plus the constant use of the word asset. Good writing.
Yeah, I liked that about the film. Owen knew, understood, and respected the animals. Claire didn’t give two shits...and stayed cold and distant from them; viewing them just as theme park attractions and walking dollar signs.
I know everyone hated Claire saying “We would never reopen” after watching a massacre. But I honestly feel it’s a believable response. This whole situation is completely overwhelming to her and her response is something she has a better understanding of. She gets over it quick and does order the evacuation. It’s honestly a bit relatable.
Her only thought was about the time and money invested in the park. Oh and the financial losses. They value money more than humans so that's all they care about. Their costly parks and 26 million dollar hybrid "animal".
I mean this is how the real world operates too at least in the US. They do not care if people die so long as they are profitable. Granted just these deaths would cost them dearly, but closing down the entire park that they've invested millions if not billions into is a major loss.
Ali Kasan if they’re already willing to pay so much they don’t have to buy a $50 drone they can buy a better one that has a thermal camera or radar or sonar or something
@@bigblue207 she could camouflage and mask her thermal footprint. A camera and thermal imaging camera won't work. How about sonar? A sonar won't work in the jungle.
MhazG yeah, I haven’t watched this movie in a while so I forgot she could lower her body heat or whatever too to be undetectable by thermal. You’re right, radar/sonar would probably be too inundated in a jungle like that. Even so, the I rex is a massive creature, and I mean that in terms of her actual mass. Maybe some form of X Ray? Though they would probably be hesitant since the owner guy had already expressed how expensive of an asset it was. Hmm. I’m sure there’s some answer of how you could detect it but it would certainly be a tricky problem.
Jurassic Park and its movies are a retelling of the Cathars. Look them up. Thousands of them were slaughtered for not being Christians in the Languedoc region of France hundreds of years ago. The pope who ordered the massacre was asked by the Christian soldiers tasked with slaughtering them how they should recognize Cathars from Christians living in the area as well and he told them, "Kill them all, God will recognize his own."
@@Lenny.262 The Cathars are dualist christians but christians nonetheless. They were slaughtered because they did not adhere to the Catholic doctrine. The same massacre happened also with the Huguenots (Calvinist Christians) of France. Louis XIV claimed to have reduced their population from 800,000 to 1500 at that time.
I love seeing Chris Pratt taking on a smart character that deserves to be taken seriously and respected. I love him in Guardians of the Galaxy, but given that Quill’s behavior is ridiculous a majority of the time, though a lot of his humor I believe stems from an act of self preservation, his character just isn’t respected. Anyway, I just really love seeing him in a smart role where people have to acknowledge that he knows a lot more than they do and they have to respect him for that. It’s just absolutely awesome.
I hate how they treat Quill in Guardians of the Galaxy. Like at the end of End Game with him and Thor. "Oh yes, we know who's in charge here!" "You two should fight over it!" Jesus Christ. The man literally killed a superior, immortal being trying to make the entire universe part of himself and gave up that power as a sacrifice, he also held an infinity stone in his hand to prevent another powerful being from destroying an entire planet, but no, let's just treat him as the peppy side kick who gets into arguments with Thor over who is more manly.
@@Maniac742 Yeah, and the thing is, he is actually smart. Street-smart and resourceful. The issue isn't really his abilities it's just the fact that he somehow hasn't done enough to earn respect. But whether the character's who work with him can see that or not, it is important for the audience to recognize that he is not an idiot. I've seen a lot of comments about how it was his fault that they were unable to defeat Thanos in Infinity War because his emotions over Gamora got the best of him. Spoiler alert: he's human. Feeling emotion is part of that and unfortunately, our response to having our heart ripped out isn't always the most rational one. Anyway, just my opinion. :)
And remember Owen was part of the navy which is literally part of the military. Most of the acu are soldiers or just trained properly. He knew if these men couldn't finish her they were all doomed and was the most sensible one of the group
@@matthewdietzen6708 I Rex can control it's body heat so radar lock missles would be better or set it on fire and fire heat seekers at it then. Great movie, sequel was good, and sad, too
If you're ever feeling down, just remember you're smarter than every single character in this film. Edit: Yes, even Owen. He leads his team into tall grass immediately after the raptors join I. Rex and surprise, they all die.
@@STANDARD_POTATO He does some other real dumb stuff. I can't remember off the top of my head cuz I saw it in theater 4 years ago. Owen is probably the smartest character but the bar is real, real low in that movie.
It'd be great if she came back. Claire: Dr. Sattler , always been a huge fa- *slapped* Dr. Sattler: i know who you are...Ms. Hammond....you ...you released those THINGS on the world. Claire: technically a 13 year old clone di- Dr. Sattler: no no...she was just the aftermath...when you CREATED Jurassic World THAT'S when you released them...you just didn't know it yet... Owen: she ...always this intense? Dr. Grant: oh...you've only just met her... Ellie, let the good Dr. explain herself, she deserves that much... my thought on this is to carry on from the story in 3 where Sattler is married but say due to the outbreak she loses her son and husband during a vacation gone wrong, like due to the dinosaurs being free they were attacked by territorial Triceratops or something and she has a clear disdain for Claire and the rest of the employees, Owen less so as the papers covered his disapproval of the experiments and hybridization of dinosaurs when he learned of it...which was right before the incident.*
@@twist58 thank you!! i mean in the second Jurassic World you saw the protests and such but nothing on the employees getting the death threats the slaps from distraught victims families, things that would've made it REAL. But i do appreciate you enjoyed my dialogue.
Vayos ReaperoftheVoid Well, at least Dominion will finally mark the return of all three original characters from the 1993 film. Grant, Sattler, & Malcolm.
@@willbyys7936 Yeah, but the guys he brought in were his personal task force. Park security and even ACU didn’t know about this until it was already happening.
For me, one of the things that is so chilling about this scene is the way they tied almost every death back to the heart monitors. For example, you see the first guy get grabbed and he is broken free and then you get such a scary sense of mortality when the Indo steps forward and crushes him and then immediately after it shows his heart monitor go blank. He didn't even have enough time to process he just got crushed to death, he just was there one minute and the next gone. Same exact thing happened to the guy who didn't see it coming when the tree was knocked over on top of him. He saw what was about to happen but didn't have any moment to process it. This is one of the VERY FEW death scenes in film that actually gets me chills to think about because they kept tying it back to the heart monitors. Such a smart choice by the director do do this.
It also gives them names, makes them human. It's such a normal action movie thing to have a pack of soldiers/security/whatever exist to get wrecked by the baddie, but these guys were all named
The funniest part about this movie for me is that Owen is actually more similar to the Alan Grant from the books than Sam Neil's version was in the first and third movies. Not that I particularly mind, both Sam Neil and Chris Pratt did excellent jobs in their respective movies.
@@johnairplane7612 Dr Grant, in the books, is much more the rugged,action hero type like Owen, instead of the more bookish, less physical type that Sam plays him as.
The sad thing about this scene is, it’s entirely accurate. Money is king, money rules everything. And people are willing to go to great lengths in order to make money, even let people die.
In reality they would not just send some stupid team to go after it with non lethals. They'd either kill it and make another one; or they'd lure it to a trap.
The CGI itself isn't bad. It's just highly overused. What made Jurassic Park's CGI unique was that they did everything in their power to avoid using it, only reserving it for anything that couldn't be done practically. Here, it's the opposite, where they use CGI almost everywhere except for like 1 or 2 scenes.
@@4everDestinii Actually, it's not even really because they didn't have the technology. They clearly did have the tech to make exclusively CGI dinos, and there is test footage and testament to show that. Spielberg, however, chose to use it sparingly so that they could focus on making the dinosaurs real.
@@NagandEmerald And the dinosaurs look real in this movie as well. Sure Steven Spielberg used better imagination and scenery but this movie also did good to make it look realistic and it looks VERY realistic compared to the 1993 one which you can tell the obvious CGI in it, but the 90s films did have realistic parts to it but Jurassic World had even more.
I can just imagine how exciting it is for an animal to unrestrictedly be able to walk freely in what would seem like infinite space for the first time.
Everyone is acting like the people in this scene aren't being true to life. C'mon of course the corporation is going to protect 30 million dollars over a few human lives.
They arent being true to life cause idiocy is the only answer when you're trying to take down a giant man eating killing machine that's hundreds of times bigger than you, with nothing more than a few tazers and a mini shot gun to slow it down. Also you're not gonna take the advice of your animal expert on the fact it can blend in like Camilion? These people are stupid, they wouldnt act this way even if they were worried about losing their assets. Deaths is a bigger loss than an animal. The only risk worse than losing your 27 million dollar Dino is your multi BILLION dollar bussiness going extinct because you didnt handle with care.
The lawsuits resulting from the deaths of all the troopers sent to capture the indominus are going to be far more than 30 million. In the books one death of any of the visitors to the island was around 15 million IIRC in settlement costs. This is a lot of people. Then when all the visitors are attacked by the dinosaurs that racks up even more money.
Cost of the people Rex has killed is huge, but the cost to the island/ the park/ the whole project is even bigger. It's already ruined, they are just not wanting to face the facts. And so their greed is their undoing.
How the hell were they even allowed to open in the first place? After everything that happened in the first three movies, who decided that ANOTHER park should be built and this time actually open up to the public...? While I enjoyed the hell out of Jurassic World, I don't buy its premise at all. That's a massive plot hole that's difficult to for me to ignore.
Claire and Owens dynamic was such a fun part of this movie. He's fully aware of how to progress the situation and is thinking realistically, hes aware of the control he needs to exert to keep everyone safe. Claire on the other hand is absolutely losing it trying to appeal to the higher ups wishes while knowing that she's in the wrong and dooming people. That little yell of "you are not in control!" when she isn't either is brilliant.
You would need bodies to prove the indo rex did the killing. No one in there right mind is going to go to that place to get the bodies. There is still raptors and a rex on that island at the end of the movie.
@JurassicHero 3 what on earth are you talking about "26 million dollars invested in that assest"? Thats less than the total lawsuits for the families of those people
This is what happens when you create a genetic hybrid, completely underestimate it intellectually and physically, and ignore the warnings of Starlord himself. People die, and their blood isn't just on the hybrid's hands, it's on yours too, Claire.
well his character in this film he's an animal expert but like most times in both film and reality those who believe they are of a higher intelligence ignore those who have experience with certain creatures and situations and that's something I don't think people realize is more real and happens more times than they'd think.
@@Fureiji88 This happened in real life too. Higher ups thinking they're all knowing just because they got a fancy diplomas and high position and thinking the cashiers, mechanics, etc, don't know anything cause they aren't educated in the theory.
@JurassicHero 3 Claire is the one who is sort of running the park/island and she knew about the Indominus Rex. She had the power to call it off or prevent them from making it but she decided to use it as a tourist attraction instead just for business.
*hires an animal expert with extensive knowledge of animal psychology and dinosaur species* *doesn't listen to him, when he is literally the most experienced and qualified person on the island *
Honestly, the most realistic part of the movie. I see it all the time, the people with the most education and experience at any given place are the ones that get totally ignored, especially when they say things like "this is stupid", and "you're going to get someone killed".
These characters are actually pretty smart. YOU try to think intelligently when a 9 ton monstrosity with camouflage and a mouth full of razors is running rampant on the same island you’re on
@@lukeharman7054 Your point...? If you have a park with over 20,000 guests you would be over-stressed just thinking about protecting them all from this new threat that's showcasing abilities almost nobody had any idea about. IT JUST DECIMATED THEIR BEST TEAM, so of course nobody would think clearly after that. Any feeling of safety had gone out the window. And again, a killer super-hyrbrid with a mouth full of knives and a new taste for blood, with the ability to seek you out based on body heat should make anybody nervous beyond rationality.
Gotta say I really appreciate Chris Pratt’s acting in this scene. You can just hear and feel his frustration through his voice and body language and it genuinely had me on edge.
I like little things like the first soldier being the one to say “the blood hasn’t clotted yet, she’s close.” Shows that they’re not just goons but are good at what they do… until they’re eaten
I like that the Indominus Rex is never too out in the open at first… it has a more sneaky, evasive way of hunting and killing before it really figures out how powerful it is. After it slaughters this team, it picks fights with Ankylosauruses and other herbivores larger than itself for shits and giggles.
@@lennoxschannel7484 It did kill a significant portion of the squad though, that was the Indominus’s clue that it could try its skills on larger prey to test its strength.
3:09 At this scene and this scene alien, you can’t clearly see the injured operative being dragged away to the vehicles and the other soldier running away through the jungle.
That depends on what technology the device was using. It would have to be large either way. If it's gps-based, it would have to have a good enough receiver to receive GPS signals through the dino skin and be able to retransmit the data either via GPS uplink or LMR frequencies. Since we learn in the second movie that all the dinos can be tracked from the control room at a high point with a radio tower, I'm guessing most of the dinosaurs' trackers run on LMR frequencies, most likely UHF 900mhz ISM band. Could possibly be 400-500mhz, but not likely due to restrictions for antenna size.
@@flounder2760 That kind of power generation requires a continuous high speed motion. Also the power supply to the device would stop as soon as the dinosaur stopped moving meaning that tracking wouldn't be possible when it's still. So not feasible.
Owen is actually being smart, the Buisnessmen and Claire literally decided to sacrifice dozens of men and women who by the way, have their heart pulses at a zero, for 49 million, and they ignore the advice of the Dino expert who raised a whole pack of raptors and controls almost all of their movements (at least until Indi showed up and took command).
He's just as stupid as everyone else. He leads his team into the Indo's cage for which there was absolutely no reason for this. Later he gives the Raptors and Indo a great deal of time to communicate and ally against him instead of shooting the Indo immediatly. Tell me who would be so incredibly stupid, (after everything that has already happened) to wait and see what happens instead of shooting the Indo immediately?
@@doofkos Wrong. First of all Owen let the raptors communicate to the Indominus Rex to see if the Indo would do anything. Second of all, It would have been much stupider if Owen shot the Indo immediately, cause the Indo would have also immediately attacked him and the others and the movie would completely end. Finally, he lead the 2 other people into the cage with him because they were checking if Indominus Rex was still in there and how deep the claw marks were. Re-watch the movie please😐😐
@@itzcaprizun, no need to. There is no logical reason why Owen should wait for a reaction from the Indo. The plan was to kill the animal, not study how it reacts to the raptors. So a fight to the death was inevitable. Last point: They have both a tracking device and infrared cameras. It is and remains incredibly stupid that they went into the cage before they knew where the animal was.
The way Claire was more worried about the fact that they’d never reopen rather then worrying about all the lives at stake INCLUDING HER NEPHEWS, was insane.
Owen is the only person in the room calling the Indominus a "she", everyone else says "it". Shows that he's respecting they are animals, not machines or just an asset.
@@MonsieurWeevil yeah you're right. It's a bioweapon of mass destruction that has been tortured all its life that's getting its revenge on its creators and tormentors.
"She does not even know what she is." That line makes me feel kinda sad, and that's possibly just from me being empathetic for just about every creature. But for Indominus to not know what she even is would be pretty sad, I think. Same goes for anybody or any creature not knowing who or what they are. And another thing: Poor troopers, they didn't deserve that.
@@GenshinLover283 yeah he got guts. By my guess he was probably military as a civilian would be more likely to run or freeze but he stood his crowd to make time for his wounded men to escape.
@@KBWrecker That's about right. I suppose animals wouldn't really have to time to contemplate anything when they're always trying to keep themselves sustained. Still, can't help but feel for these creatures.
This is why Muldoon shouted "SHOOT HER!" When the raptor was mauling an employee at the beginning of the first film. Remember how he used LETHAL rounds on the raptor(s)? Dont take chances.
@@thenumbah1birdman I wish they had made film Muldoon more close to his book counterpart. He was a fuckin’ Rambo in the book and my favorite character.
@@j.vinton4039 Stuffing himself into a pipe to hide from raptors, facing down the rex, and also getting knockoff drunk and still surviving raptor attacks anyway. He was also my favorite.
Bryce really went from a tyrannical zoo keeper who ignored her nephews to a benevolent caregiver for a genetically modified teenager. Yet all we ever wanted was the dinosaurs.
Claire: "We're talking about an animal." Owen: "A HIGHLY INTELLIGENT animal." Masrani: "What is that?" Owen: "It's her tracking implant. She clawed it out." Claire: "How would it know to do that?" Owen: "Please refer to my initial statement."
The corporation paid out over $800 million in lawsuit settlements to the survivors plus the deceased victim's families. Imagine the trauma not being able to bury a loved one that was eaten by a genetic hybrid monster.
I feel like 26 million dollars is a relatively low price for a genetically engineered super dinosaur. I'm not in the dinosaur industry though, so I couldn't say.
Agreed, 26 billion sounds more reasonable, especially for a genetically modified hybrid designed from scratch that has never existed in the history of the world!
Except that all the other "call backs" they did in this movie felt so horribly cringy. It's as if they watched the first movies, said "Okay, we're going to give the fans what they want!" While 110% NOT being fans to begin with. So it just makes their attempts look cheap and childish. I was like 6 or 7 when the very first movie came out.... I'm not 6 now..
I love this scene because of Owen's speech. They thought they were in control, that everything was fine, and Owen was the only one in the room who knew that they weren't prepared at all for what Indominus would do. 0:50 I don't know how they still managed to think of the money they spent creating Indominus to not have used lethal weapons. Stupidity in its purest form. Wasn't it already obvious that this thing is stronger and smarter than a T-Rex? Of course you can just kill it. You're all basically trillionaires already and you can still think of more ways to make money?
They are still smart enough to have brought live-fire weapons with them though. Which is pretty much how real life zoos and wildlife parks operate too- if an animal classified as dangerous escapes, you try to recapture with tranquilizers or other method. If it seems like it will breach the facility perimeter or threatens human life, then lethal force is used. The troopers should have immediately opened fire with firearms after their commander died, but that would have taken time to transition from tranqs to live rounds. So I can’t fault them too much for trying to contain her with the weapons they already had at the ready. Panic and all that.
@@dylanmckenzie8566 That I understand. What I can't understand is how they still thought it would be a good idea to keep Indominus as a park attraction after seeing what this thing was capable of. Indominus would escape one way or another.
This is literally like Real Life Wealthy people(Companies and Industries) DO NOT care about people, they just Care about Money, Power and Control This scene is Very realistic
All the respect for that buddy at 3:12 who kept on shooting with his water pistol Claire told them to bring probably. He stood his ground and protected his team as much as possible.
"She does not know what she is." What Owen means is every creature on this planet has a sense of what it is by what it can do and they can identify others like it by similar mannerisms. She is the product of a t-rex and a velociraptor (actually a utahraptor to be more accurate on the size though very similar in DNA) hybrid. Raised in captivity with no other dinosaur, she doesn't know how to handle any other dinosaur except kill them because she can't identify with any of them. She doesn't even know she's supposed to kill to eat, not kill for sport. There's nothing there to teach her. If someone told you a creation or a hybrid isn't doing what the creatures it's made up of do and says something like this, that's when you panic because the rules have changed and things will go wrong.
@@flounder2760 But the Mosasaurus and the T-Rex have seen humans and more than likely if the T-Rex really is the same from the first movie as its implied, she already knows what she is through the years she spent among the isle interacting with various species. The Mosasaurus seems to know she's being fed so she doesn't need to hunt a lot and she's interacted with humans so she knows there are other creatures out there than just her and they aren't for eating (mainly because she can't get to them).
@@flounder2760 yes but than there is the matter of cross genetics! That's literally the product of three different dinosaurs as well as present day animals! It has great intelligence but its mind must be going haywire! It uses its respective skills perfectly in any situation yet it doesnt know any of the mannerisms! So highly likely its totally confused! It's like take a high schooler and put em in amongst pre schoolers! Now the high school kid knows what's what and what's not but they would still be confused as to what they are doing in that situation so they would just end up doing their own thing Its basically acting on respective instincts A velociraptor basically hunts for sport A trex hunts for food But considering Irex is more vraptor than trex dna,it seems to be acting on that!
@@flounder2760 Another note I should add that I forgot to: have you ever had a cat and a dog at the same time and raised them together from infancy maybe with one of the parents? What you would see often is one species will believe it's the other if there is nothing else to imprint upon. A dog can act like a cat (or thinks it's one) if raised among a litter of kittens. Indominus was never raised around anything but isolation. She had nothing to imprint upon to tell her proper mannerisms...except the humans who maintained her cage and being a highly intelligent animal, she probably watched how they did things and mimicked some of their movements. It helps that she has human DNA mixed in but that's scary that the only thing close that she can relate to are humans because they are the only ones she's seen. When she encounters the raptors, notice how she's mimicking conversing like we humans do with one another, moving her head between the four like a manager would do if they were speaking to all their employees at once. She's imprinted on humans. She truly is the most deadly dinosaur created.
@Tigressa101 Holy shit. If that’s true, that really is the stuff of nightmares. A synthetic apex predator mimicking the most dangerous animals in the world? 😨
"We have 26 million invested in that asset we can't just kill it" compared to what happened after 26m could have been chump change because let's see 1. Hundreds probably dead 2. Thousands injured 3. Probably billions worth in assets damaged 4. Masrani died 5. Park closed for good
I felt bad for Masrani, he listened to Owen...until it came to Claire, but still had the balls to say," why hire him if we dont use him." He held respect for his animals...his only sin was not knowing what "his" scientists were doing behind his back.
@@LuisRincon-wr4dm yeah and no...Masrani actually inherited ingen from his father...I agree he shouldve left it at that...but he did at least have respect, yes they made him money but he essentially gave them the freedom of the island ....only thing he protected was the visitor area which was tiny in comparison. The carnivores did have paddocks and regularly maintained with concrete walls, still giving them the ability to move and hunt. He had a good business model until his team fucked it up with needing bigger badder and more. More what?? Eh play bioengineering wheel of mutations and find out!!
I love the fact that in this scene.. he cared about the safety of the people on the island tourists, park customers, people who work there and all she could say is we'd never re-open again... all she was concerned 😟 about was business.. this is corporate America in a nutshell.. no real issue with lives as long as it doesn't cost them their money and as long as they can stay in business
It's somewhat sad, ironic and funny in way that Peter Ludlow was propably more heroic than her. He come with hunters, help and hear what protagonists say, when bad happens want to escape with everyone and show emotions when see dead people xDDD
What's really scary is that she waited and dare I say LISTENED to the soldiers convo and phone call with HQ to gather fucking intel! She was trying to really figure out stuff before she went in for the kill.
@@mentlincI doubt she understood exactly what you were saying, but maybe you are right. Perhaps she attacked because she realized that they realized something was off.
Well she mostly heard the jeep also the squashing of the boots. The mystery is why did she stay there because pretty sure she didn't know they where just gonna taze her
@@woodyboy6493 well even if they did use real bullets it’s not like it would do anything she has got tough skin she literally tanked a rocket launch and a chopper machine gun from a Birds Eye angle. The bullets would do more damage than the tazers but will it stop her, nope
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That last guy has my respect. Unloading on the Indominus to buy his team time to get out, even though he knew he was gonna die. A true warrior.
Man was even walking forward towards the literal jaws of death, absolute legend
I tried this tactic in Turok.... same fate happened.
And plus he would died instantly anyways
He kind of looks like a young bruce willis.
Rule #1 for monster killing:Empty the clip
"Let's get the opinion of a dinosaur expert and not listen to him"
~Literally every Jurassic Park film~
Would be boring if they just nuked it right away....
“they should all be destroyed”
Yep😂
To be fair the accident in the first film was because of a greedy fatass sabotaging and taking down all security measures letting all the dinosaurs loose.
Raven Wolf exactly ... let’s not forget that people!!
It is chilling how calmly Owen says “Those men are going to die”.
He's stating a fact: no one in that room is listening to facts, they're grasping delusional hope.
there's no use to change your tone and expression to worry and anger, because he can't convince anyone
Bc when he first Went Into the Paddock He knew it wasn’t a Regular Hybrid bc it had Traits of Multiple Dinos especially Raptor the way it Scratched the Walls means it uses its hind legs to
you put all these tracking DEVICES INSIDE OF ME? I AM NOT YOUR PROPERTY >:(
They really should have let him give a comback to her line "You're not in control here!" that "The problem is you think you are."
I think the most chilling part about the whole tracker thing is that she knows what it does. Remembering where it was implanted is one thing, but to have the understanding of why that thing is important and then how to use it for its own advantage is terrifying.
or maybe she just didn’t want some object lodged into her skin
@@beanbean9469 It’s both. She didn’t want this object in her skin but she also used it to her advantage. She’s tricked them once, she will do it again. She’s understood how easy to trick and stupid humans are, so she will use it to her advantage.
@@bayonetonazero2535 It’s not both. She had no idea what it did.
@@beanbean9469 She may not have known what it did, but there’s not the chance that she didn’t see multiple heat signatures heading towards her and piecing it together before solving that these things are following her with this thing. She’s got the problem solving skills and intelligence to figure that out.
Just because it’s not on screen doesn’t mean it’s impossible for it to happen.
Before this movie came out, when it was just the trailers to go on, I was convinced she was going to have human DNA. It was a major disappointment when the "twist" was raptor DNA, because I'm pretty sure it went without saying that she had raptor DNA lmao
"Evacuate the island"
"We'd never reopen"
glad to see she's in touch with her humane side after watching a group of people get massacred
And she turned humanitarian in the next movie lol......
Stark comparison to the sequel movie where she is running funding campaigns to save muh dinos
@@bensisko4651 the minute I saw that I stopped watching the sequel. I was like seriously? Your save the dinosaurs now. Really. Ok bye. Ridiculous
She must be a Democrat.
@@g_od2080 character development, get over it. People irl change, especially when succumbed to tragedy/trauma. And byeeee we don’t want you to watch it anyways if you’re just gonna be negative Nancy about every little thing
Any job that requires a heart monitor to determine if you’re still alive while on your shift , you took the wrong job.
nah dis a cash comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love this 😂😂😂😂😂
New definition of "hazard pay"
when the job requires a heart monitor to determine if you're still alive while on your shift, and they give you NON-LETHAL WEAPONS to chase A FUCKING DINOSSAUR you took the wrong job.
but if you do it anyway like it's nothing, you're just asking for it, like the guys there.
They’d better pay well.
“You are not in control here!“
“Neither are you.“
D.M.S. Tbh I was hoping she would get eaten in this movie cause I hated her attitude and how she saw the animals as just assets
You and me both maybe then I'd like the movie by 12%
@@orlandobabe LOL
@@satmtca 😂😂 yes
Till the next movie she tries to save them
'It can camouflage!'
Hamada's last contribution. Gone but never forgotten.
😂😂
@@Kingdizzleltdinc615how is it funny?
@@FlowDash_animations the gone but not forgotten
Really? I guess I misheard when he said 'It's a Camouflage!'
he should've stayed in tokyo
“She is learning where she fits in the food chain. And I’m not sure you want her to figure that out”
Was going to post this on social media to end the Coronavirus memes and gifs🤣
Epic line
Omg 😆
That's me when I'm in a mood or hungry....
@@VambzBatt good idea 🤣🤣👌🏾
"you been ordered to go tazer a giant dinosaur"
Yeah so I told them I quit.
this is a fuckin knee slapper Lol
Hahahhhahaa good one!
Like really 2 of the most dangerous creatures on earth mixed in 1 is on the loose and your job is to go taze it sounds like it's not worth it
Hahaha
Maybe if they gave me a anti-tank rocket launcher, I'll consider taking the job. But a tazer gun or stick? they can take the money and shove it up their asses! Hahahahahaha!!!!!
Can we appreciate the subtlety of Owen calling the Indominus Rex ‘she’ whilst Claire says ‘it’. Really shows off the differences between them.
It kinda reminded me of Buffalo Bill, he also referred to his captive as 'it'.
@@ryanthegamer6998 yeah 😄
I like Owen for what you said it's like he has respect and awe for indominus rex as a creature whereas Claire using 'it' might indicate she just treats it as an animal that generate revenue for the park. The difference might be subtle in choice of word but it come from a very different mind set.
@@Tiga9003
Yep, Owen respects it as an Apex Predator and one of great lethal capabilities and high intelligence. It may be a "creature", but at the end of the day it's more than just a "pet", or "attraction", it's it's animal he knows has been essentially mistreated/locked up in isolation, and is now a product of its environment.
@@thalmoragent9344 does he respect her successor, the Indorapter?
“We are talking about an animal here” That line echoes the lessons of this franchise so well, that we as humans are so narcissistic and prideful that we think we are smarter than any other species we come across and can exert our control on anything
This line and the line from the first movie "Your Scientists Were So Preoccupied With Whether Or Not They Could, They Didn’t Stop To Think If They Should" basically encapsulates all the wealthy individuals in these movies
True
And us humans are animals as well
A different species of animals
Exactly!!! Humans tend to think we own everything and are better than everything else!
Oh please stop with this attempt at being philosophical and evocative by lumping all humans into one category. It is very boring.
Where are the lies in his statement?😂 @@specialunit0428
mad respect for the trooper who stood vigilant as it charged, firing his shotgun over and over in an attempt to slow the indominus and buy his boys time to get rhe wpunded out.
Facts
He died a badass
THATS a fucking soldier.
That guy stood his ground, and probably those others made it safely to their veichles barely tanks to him. He died a warriors death.
@@minhajnizam5090 He died a Good Death.
Imagine being in a group of highly trained soldiers with the task of tracking and capturing a giant bioengineered killing machine, and you're the soldier they hand the Net gun to.
I mean to be fair the net gun seems to have been the only effective weapon they had. It at least slowed it down for a few seconds, more than the rest of them can say.
Imagine being the person given the 3ft zappy stick ... 100% I'd risk a court marshall
“Fck you I am going back to blackwater”
@@colincampbell2998 yeah, who gonna hunt a dinossaur with a eletric stick?
@@guilhermecosta27 vance underwood 😌😌😌
“These men are gonna die”
Literally everyone in the theatres
yep
You are NOT in control here. 😮😡
Lightning Snow yeaah
@Kirklan Yoshinaga You’re right. The one in control right now is the dinosaur that you made!
There’s also a woman.
“Life Finds a Way”
I’ll never forget that line.
Love this Franchise
The franchise finished after the Jurassic Park movies. Jurassic World is just money making bullshit.
Also when there on the helicopter and the seatbelt are both female and he still finds a way to connect them
I love the dialogue from Owen here. "You raised her in captivity, she does not know what she is" like, even animals are taught when to kill and why. There is a difference between an animal killing because its parents taught it to kill for food, than having to figure it out yourself, with no reference. "She will kill everything" is simply because there is no order in that intelligent mind of hers, just chaos, curiosity, fear.
Greatly put🙌🏽
its a dinosaur movie hahahahahahahahaha
@@jatz0r173 thank you Captain obvious
@@jatz0r173 oh no it's a fantasy anime movie with Mario and Goku
That what I love with the movie, the contrast ebtween powerfull people with money playing gods with thing they don’t even undertand while those that actually know what they are doing have to clean their mess.
"So anyway, I started blasting."
The last trooper talking to his mates in Indominus' stomach.
I love this comment.
😂😂
omfg lmao
LEROY JENKINS HIMSELF
And you know what? I didn´t even use a big caliber rifle as used for bears, elefants etc.
No, I used a ridiculous .12 shotgun :D
Chris Pratt's Owen is the only character that is not an idiot in this movie.
Like facts
In The Whole fucking franchise you mean
dont forget about his assistant Barry(“these people never learn”)
RM_Prime he’s an idiot too, who goes inside the frickin enclosure by foot to check on an animal
Owen isn't a idiot. He went into the enclosure to save a guy from a raptor.
I feel like Owen was the most qualified person to run that place! He understands animals in a way no one else in the whole park did! He wasn’t really ever wrong during the movie.
Not to run the place, but he should been in charge of the dinosaurs (whatever that title is), like make sure they're raised and released in the right, controlled environment
Should have been the Game Warden like Muldoon was in JP1
Bring an empath for animals doesn’t qualify you to run a whole facility full of genetically hybrid of non existent species that was resurrected through test tubes. You tree huggers are completely naive and foolish thinkers
He is right. That thing is a monster.
My favorite scene. He's able to capture what a true animal caretaker would feel. He understands the danger and he's reasonably pissed
I also like how he's "this is a dangerous animal, you need to use lethal force to take it down." Too often you get animal experts trying to save animals for research for environmental diversity. Like, I'm sorry, Demeter, that shark has killed multiple people, or sorry, Neveah, this dino is literally going on a rampage, you don't understand it, and it doesn't understand ITSELF!
"we'd never re-open"
that type of character used to die in movies while the audience cheered
Welp jurassic world subverted our expectations and our senses that even for a few minutes of screen time we feel bad for the acu men.
I think part of the difference is Claire is (obviously) a women. A women with visible emotion. Most of the "moneybags" type characters are entire men or stone-cold women who audiences never relate to. Claire is more sympathetic because 1.) She's a major character (they don't give much relation or detailed backstory to side or minor characters), and 2.) She's shown having some conflict about loyalty to her work and loyalty to her family (her nephews).
Besides the girl who was watching the boys, women don't die in these movies. That's why
@@chasekrall6556 true, if you watch "dead meat" kill count on this franchise, he shows a graph showing that a lot of movies only have men dying
@@chasekrall6556 true, if you watch "dead meat" kill count on this franchise, he shows a graph showing that a lot of movies only have men dying
I think this is chris pratt's coolest scene. He knows what hes talking about.
that's the point in a script
Yep, he definitely read that script 🤣🤣🤣
Nope riding with raptors is hands down coolest scene
(I know the raptors are fake)
I know right?!
Chris Pratt is pretty much saying what the audience is thinking 😂
Security Guard: 'I need to see your badge! SIR!'
Owen Grady: 'Main character, bro.'
Lls literally 😂😂
“Monster is a relative term, to a Canary a cat is a monster. We’re just used to being the cat.”
And now they became Canary
Great quote doctor but in case you haven’t noticed everyone on this island is GONNA DIE
Website guy it was a quote in the movie but good try
Gintas Adomynas hardly. They just weren’t prepared. Humans are still the cat. The only thing that makes us a canary in this world is viruses and bacteria
@JurassicHero 3 Xenomorphs are not mindless. They showed intelligence in Alien: Resurrection.
That moment of pure, abject terror as Hamada realizes just how close the Indominus is to him.
Yet still has the wherewithal to warn his team about its camouflaging abilities.
Is that a good thing or bad? I mean shit he a hell of a soldier if he still was able to get that out
Warn them?!? They were right next to him, they all saw what he saw...
@@GalenMarekOfficial The radio likely was connected to the base where everyone in charge would hear it.
He was a trooper I would be the only one that would sacrifice my life so my troops can escape or live cus I have respect for people
It came off as just blatant unrealistic exposition 😂 As if the audience was dumb and couldn't look at the Indomninus and see for ourselves
Right...
Hire an expert... and then not listen to said expert when he's telling you exactly what is going to happen.
Pft, plots
Generally how it goes in the real world. But hey, got that check box for compliance right?
@@phongdang9846 it seems that big corporations love to scramble money faster to pay their lawsuits rather than paying proper salaries to their workers and take some time listening to their advices. Seen that happen to a once renowned local newspaper company, now bankrupt status in my country due to the infamous fake stories its journalists heaped on opposition politicians. Good riddance, man.
@Website guy Wasnt he an animal behavior expert or something like that? Haven't seen the movie since it came out.
@JurassicHero 3 No... I'd expect them to at least seriously take his input seriously, instead of pretty much outrightly dismissing it like that one character did because of her need to always be in control.
3:00 I just love the way she rips off the muzzle and lets out the most intense rage-fuelled roar ever. It was so badass,
Fr bro, just look at the dude who painted the leaves red with his own blood, she went on demon time when she took that net off😭
“We’ll never reopen”.
Because hundreds of Deaths wouldn’t close this place down....
Or a genetically engineered hybrid carnivorous dinosaur got loose and went on a killing rampage that endanger the customers and all living things well being in island animal rights and human rights will win case against dna splicing and cloning
Just one of the reasons the movie was terrible. Contrast all JW scenes with JP1 scenes and notice how intelligent the dialogue in JP1 is.
@@nonconsensualopinion Jurassic Park did the same extact shit stupid the only difference was their was no Indominus Rex
@@stevenjones4059 exactly!
@@tylerleach8796 People forget that Jurassic Park did all the same shit that Jurassic World did like are ya stupid the only difference was their was no Indominus Rex that's it .
"She will kill anything that moves."
That gave me chills!
Same
literally killing for sports
The wind has left the chat.
That's why Dr. Alan Grant says “Nobody move a muscle.” 😂
The entire thing gave me chills.
" you made a genetic hybrid
In captivity, she is seeing all this for the first time
She doesnt even know what she is
She will kill everything that moves"
Especially the part where he says she doesnt even know what she is
"It's *her* tracking implant *she* clawed it out."
"How would *it* know to do that?"
*"She* remembered where they put it in."
Great use of personal pronouns to establish the distinction between how they view the dinosaurs. Plus the constant use of the word asset. Good writing.
Yeah, I liked that about the film. Owen knew, understood, and respected the animals. Claire didn’t give two shits...and stayed cold and distant from them; viewing them just as theme park attractions and walking dollar signs.
The day you stop fearing and respecting an animal is the day said animal rips out your throat.
I never noticed that. Well said
@Edie Beacon he was saying they did well with how Owen and Claire view animals. Showing their views with words alone.
Just watch the whole movie... "good writing" pass a waaaaaay too far from it
I know everyone hated Claire saying “We would never reopen” after watching a massacre. But I honestly feel it’s a believable response. This whole situation is completely overwhelming to her and her response is something she has a better understanding of. She gets over it quick and does order the evacuation. It’s honestly a bit relatable.
Nothing about any of their responses feels relatable to me. None of them seem particularly shocked by the deaths.
Bruh, if I was her, I'd order the evacuation *Immediately* before the Indomimus attacks.
Her only thought was about the time and money invested in the park. Oh and the financial losses. They value money more than humans so that's all they care about. Their costly parks and 26 million dollar hybrid "animal".
I mean this is how the real world operates too at least in the US. They do not care if people die so long as they are profitable. Granted just these deaths would cost them dearly, but closing down the entire park that they've invested millions if not billions into is a major loss.
@@dark_rit yeah we saw it happen with travis scott
“We have 26 million dollars invested in that asset we can’t just kill it” 7 security members proceeds to die 1,000,000,000 law suit
Well technically it was the Dinosaur that killed them. I mean same case when Albino lion kills people. Killing it would be a ultimate waste
I don't think they are in the United States.
Robert OReilly their family can still sue if I’m correct
No, the guards knew the risk, and probably signed the waver form as a hiring procedure. No law suit there.
@@robertoreilly6660 they are on isla nublar which is near costa Rica.
It's depressing to think they have all these cameras around the park, but not one cheap $50 drone to check a pen that contains a man eating carnivore.
The i rex have camoflauge ability you think that drone will see it ?, NO!
Ali Kasan if they’re already willing to pay so much they don’t have to buy a $50 drone they can buy a better one that has a thermal camera or radar or sonar or something
@@bigblue207 ikr?
@@bigblue207 she could camouflage and mask her thermal footprint. A camera and thermal imaging camera won't work. How about sonar? A sonar won't work in the jungle.
MhazG yeah, I haven’t watched this movie in a while so I forgot she could lower her body heat or whatever too to be undetectable by thermal. You’re right, radar/sonar would probably be too inundated in a jungle like that. Even so, the I rex is a massive creature, and I mean that in terms of her actual mass. Maybe some form of X Ray? Though they would probably be hesitant since the owner guy had already expressed how expensive of an asset it was. Hmm. I’m sure there’s some answer of how you could detect it but it would certainly be a tricky problem.
Claire: you are not in control here!
Owen: neither are you!
I-Rex: he's right....I am
I love this comment 😆😂🤣
Recovery team dies
Owens: u still feel in charge
end of movie...
T rex: I am in control!
Next movie...
MT Sibo: Jokes on you, punks!
@Brandon Medina 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👌👌👌👌👌👌 superb
1:42
I love how Owen refers to the Indominous as her while other people refer her as it.
"We are talking about an animal here."
"We are talking about a clever girl."
I read this as “We are talking about an anime girl here” lol.
"Ya know"
Jurassic Park and its movies are a retelling of the Cathars. Look them up. Thousands of them were slaughtered for not being Christians in the Languedoc region of France hundreds of years ago. The pope who ordered the massacre was asked by the Christian soldiers tasked with slaughtering them how they should recognize Cathars from Christians living in the area as well and he told them, "Kill them all, God will recognize his own."
@@Lenny.262 history will repeat itself, this time with this plandemic as an excuse
@@Lenny.262 The Cathars are dualist christians but christians nonetheless. They were slaughtered because they did not adhere to the Catholic doctrine. The same massacre happened also with the Huguenots (Calvinist Christians) of France. Louis XIV claimed to have reduced their population from 800,000 to 1500 at that time.
I love seeing Chris Pratt taking on a smart character that deserves to be taken seriously and respected. I love him in Guardians of the Galaxy, but given that Quill’s behavior is ridiculous a majority of the time, though a lot of his humor I believe stems from an act of self preservation, his character just isn’t respected.
Anyway, I just really love seeing him in a smart role where people have to acknowledge that he knows a lot more than they do and they have to respect him for that. It’s just absolutely awesome.
Side note: and Quill is actually very smart and resourceful, but a lot of that is downplayed because he is viewed as immature by the others.
Yeah, i feel like Owen acts like the mart guy but he tags along all the time. It just seems empty to me
I hate how they treat Quill in Guardians of the Galaxy. Like at the end of End Game with him and Thor. "Oh yes, we know who's in charge here!" "You two should fight over it!" Jesus Christ. The man literally killed a superior, immortal being trying to make the entire universe part of himself and gave up that power as a sacrifice, he also held an infinity stone in his hand to prevent another powerful being from destroying an entire planet, but no, let's just treat him as the peppy side kick who gets into arguments with Thor over who is more manly.
@@Maniac742 Yeah, and the thing is, he is actually smart. Street-smart and resourceful. The issue isn't really his abilities it's just the fact that he somehow hasn't done enough to earn respect. But whether the character's who work with him can see that or not, it is important for the audience to recognize that he is not an idiot.
I've seen a lot of comments about how it was his fault that they were unable to defeat Thanos in Infinity War because his emotions over Gamora got the best of him. Spoiler alert: he's human. Feeling emotion is part of that and unfortunately, our response to having our heart ripped out isn't always the most rational one. Anyway, just my opinion. :)
Starlord is smart his the one who created all the plans to kill celestials and thanos but his just goofy
*sees a dinosaur devour an entire platoon of trained soldiers
"Evacuate the island"
Claire: " whoa, whoa, let's not jump the gun here"
WHAT DO YOU THINK INDOMINUS JUST DID?
And remember Owen was part of the navy which is literally part of the military. Most of the acu are soldiers or just trained properly. He knew if these men couldn't finish her they were all doomed and was the most sensible one of the group
@@nerdy_1439 they gave them a bunch of tazers and nerf-guns to take it down though, when what they needed was heat-seeking missiles and gunships.
@@matthewdietzen6708 I Rex can control it's body heat so radar lock missles would be better or set it on fire and fire heat seekers at it then. Great movie, sequel was good, and sad, too
@@55Quirll Welp, time to use laser guided missiles, better yet JDAMS. When an issue becomes a large issue, get a bigger problem solver.
When you see how strong, intelligent, and aggressive it is, it's weird to me that people think the Spinosaurus would be able to beat it.
The one from site B was pretty badass, and one big lizard. I’d say it stands a very good chance.
It really can't.
At this point we have to separate the dinosaurs of JP/JW and their real life counterparts. The JP3 one, maybe, the real one, absolutely not.
Indominus is the strongest dinosaur. He would beat t rex, giga and spino easily
@@kusa_editzIndominus is literally stated to be a female 😑.
Do you even pay attention to the movies ??
Do you know:
Actor Irfan Khan 0:54 , wo played the owner of JP in the film, didn't have the money to buy tickets for the very first movie in 1994.
And passed away
Aneetha Banu yea so sad he’s gone he will be missed
Jp was 1993.
Dilo22 1994 1993 same thing
@@yxng_josh1329 except they're not.
If you're ever feeling down, just remember you're smarter than every single character in this film.
Edit: Yes, even Owen. He leads his team into tall grass immediately after the raptors join I. Rex and surprise, they all die.
Even Chris Pratt's character? I mean, he is making sense here in this scene.
Tbh the indominous is smarter than most people in this film.
I'm not kidding at all here. Its intelligence is freakishly high
@@STANDARD_POTATO He does some other real dumb stuff. I can't remember off the top of my head cuz I saw it in theater 4 years ago. Owen is probably the smartest character but the bar is real, real low in that movie.
TheEasyBeginning how do you know that? Dinosaurs went extinct if I remember correctly
Mr. Sserpent bruh
1:51 love the subtle detail of Claire calling the indominus rex an "it" and Owen calling it a "she"
2:15 this is a really great reveal. Kudos to the CGI team!
Claire: You are not in control here!
Dr. Sattler: There is no control! That’s the illusion!
It'd be great if she came back.
Claire: Dr. Sattler , always been a huge fa- *slapped*
Dr. Sattler: i know who you are...Ms. Hammond....you ...you released those THINGS on the world.
Claire: technically a 13 year old clone di-
Dr. Sattler: no no...she was just the aftermath...when you CREATED Jurassic World THAT'S when you released them...you just didn't know it yet...
Owen: she ...always this intense?
Dr. Grant: oh...you've only just met her... Ellie, let the good Dr. explain herself, she deserves that much...
my thought on this is to carry on from the story in 3 where Sattler is married but say due to the outbreak she loses her son and husband during a vacation gone wrong, like due to the dinosaurs being free they were attacked by territorial Triceratops or something and she has a clear disdain for Claire and the rest of the employees, Owen less so as the papers covered his disapproval of the experiments and hybridization of dinosaurs when he learned of it...which was right before the incident.*
Vayos ReaperoftheVoid Oh... my lord. I would LOVE to see a confrontation just like that.
@@twist58 thank you!! i mean in the second Jurassic World you saw the protests and such but nothing on the employees getting the death threats the slaps from distraught victims families, things that would've made it REAL. But i do appreciate you enjoyed my dialogue.
Vayos ReaperoftheVoid Well, at least Dominion will finally mark the return of all three original characters from the 1993 film. Grant, Sattler, & Malcolm.
Interesting plot twist😂
Always loved it how Owen totally ignores the security guard when he first walks in.
I mean, Hoskins and his security team ignored the guard too. I don’t think anyone is gonna acknowledge him.
No fgj
@@TY-PO the people of hoskins were from ingen, ingen technically has control over the park, especially security
@@willbyys7936 Yeah, but the guys he brought in were his personal task force. Park security and even ACU didn’t know about this until it was already happening.
For me, one of the things that is so chilling about this scene is the way they tied almost every death back to the heart monitors.
For example, you see the first guy get grabbed and he is broken free and then you get such a scary sense of mortality when the Indo steps forward and crushes him and then immediately after it shows his heart monitor go blank. He didn't even have enough time to process he just got crushed to death, he just was there one minute and the next gone. Same exact thing happened to the guy who didn't see it coming when the tree was knocked over on top of him. He saw what was about to happen but didn't have any moment to process it.
This is one of the VERY FEW death scenes in film that actually gets me chills to think about because they kept tying it back to the heart monitors. Such a smart choice by the director do do this.
It also gives them names, makes them human. It's such a normal action movie thing to have a pack of soldiers/security/whatever exist to get wrecked by the baddie, but these guys were all named
aliens lol
That is strue, no emotional dying out scene, plus the screen gives them names and makes wm feel a little more like a character and not an npc
"Evacuate the island"
"We'd never reopen"
Sounds like a lot of companies where i have had been working for
The funniest part about this movie for me is that Owen is actually more similar to the Alan Grant from the books than Sam Neil's version was in the first and third movies.
Not that I particularly mind, both Sam Neil and Chris Pratt did excellent jobs in their respective movies.
5 months late but could you explain? Im curious
With a healthy dash of Ian Malcolm as a floater lol
@@johnairplane7612 Dr Grant, in the books, is much more the rugged,action hero type like Owen, instead of the more bookish, less physical type that Sam plays him as.
@@slider954 mannnn we're gonna get the all star mash-up this franchise needed SOON.
I just wish Tim and Lexi could be there 🤣
@@misterpractical It’s a letdown 😔
The sad thing about this scene is, it’s entirely accurate. Money is king, money rules everything. And people are willing to go to great lengths in order to make money, even let people die.
Simple solution. It's called communism.
Not money, money by themselves are nothing. Greed, meaning us humans are to blame.
and it makes that point by essentially hitting you over the head with a brick
In reality they would not just send some stupid team to go after it with non lethals. They'd either kill it and make another one; or they'd lure it to a trap.
Essentially that's the point of the Jurassic park/world movies and books.
I really can't understand how can anyone say the CGI from this movie is bad
People just like to complain for no reason.
The CGI itself isn't bad. It's just highly overused. What made Jurassic Park's CGI unique was that they did everything in their power to avoid using it, only reserving it for anything that couldn't be done practically. Here, it's the opposite, where they use CGI almost everywhere except for like 1 or 2 scenes.
@@NagandEmerald gee maybe because it’s 2024 and we have advanced in technology since 1993??? Just a thought…
@@4everDestinii Actually, it's not even really because they didn't have the technology. They clearly did have the tech to make exclusively CGI dinos, and there is test footage and testament to show that. Spielberg, however, chose to use it sparingly so that they could focus on making the dinosaurs real.
@@NagandEmerald And the dinosaurs look real in this movie as well. Sure Steven Spielberg used better imagination and scenery but this movie also did good to make it look realistic and it looks VERY realistic compared to the 1993 one which you can tell the obvious CGI in it, but the 90s films did have realistic parts to it but Jurassic World had even more.
"26 million dollars"
Boy the writers low-balled the hell out of these dinos.
Cost of making and cost of selling is different... They invested 26 mil for making that dino. It might sell for billions tho.
@@ShyamNambiar Sell for billions? You've got a heck of a shock when you finally watch Jurassic World 2.
@@joelwillems4081 yeah lol no comments on that 😅
Honestly maybe 26 million in 1993
After the tech is available . I think 26 million should be enough to grow this dino
“How’d it remember to do that”
Owen: “I just said it’s a smart animal you idiots”
I REALLY NEED THIS ON MOVIE
*I feel bad for the security guard guy. All he asking for is an ID and everyone just walks in like a sitcom* 😂😂😂
*seinfeld bass noises intensify*
Poor guy🤣😂
We have plenty of movie bois that don't dp anything in a movie millions of bois
We only had one cute Indy one Cute Indy
This guy's bio is clumsy, said It can camouflage.
3:12 man just walked up with a shotgun and unloaded to the end, absolute legend
I can just imagine how exciting it is for an animal to unrestrictedly be able to walk freely in what would seem like infinite space for the first time.
you should see how cows react
Everyone is acting like the people in this scene aren't being true to life. C'mon of course the corporation is going to protect 30 million dollars over a few human lives.
Exactly.
Rein Dragonslayer and that’s one of many reasons the critiques of this movie don’t hold up once you think about it
They arent being true to life cause idiocy is the only answer when you're trying to take down a giant man eating killing machine that's hundreds of times bigger than you, with nothing more than a few tazers and a mini shot gun to slow it down. Also you're not gonna take the advice of your animal expert on the fact it can blend in like Camilion? These people are stupid, they wouldnt act this way even if they were worried about losing their assets. Deaths is a bigger loss than an animal. The only risk worse than losing your 27 million dollar Dino is your multi BILLION dollar bussiness going extinct because you didnt handle with care.
The lawsuits resulting from the deaths of all the troopers sent to capture the indominus are going to be far more than 30 million. In the books one death of any of the visitors to the island was around 15 million IIRC in settlement costs. This is a lot of people. Then when all the visitors are attacked by the dinosaurs that racks up even more money.
Cost of the people Rex has killed is huge, but the cost to the island/ the park/ the whole project is even bigger. It's already ruined, they are just not wanting to face the facts. And so their greed is their undoing.
"Evacuate the Island."
"We'll never reopened."
"GOOD!!!"
"I have decided, NOT to endorse your park!"
Pretty much shared Grant's sentiment right then and there.
How the hell were they even allowed to open in the first place? After everything that happened in the first three movies, who decided that ANOTHER park should be built and this time actually open up to the public...?
While I enjoyed the hell out of Jurassic World, I don't buy its premise at all. That's a massive plot hole that's difficult to for me to ignore.
and get this man a raptor
@@SlasherIncorporated Money
@@delpieroryando9116
Lol 😂
Claire and Owens dynamic was such a fun part of this movie. He's fully aware of how to progress the situation and is thinking realistically, hes aware of the control he needs to exert to keep everyone safe. Claire on the other hand is absolutely losing it trying to appeal to the higher ups wishes while knowing that she's in the wrong and dooming people. That little yell of "you are not in control!" when she isn't either is brilliant.
The lawsuits for the deaths of those troopers would be more than the investment into that asset they should've killed the indominus rex
You would need bodies to prove the indo rex did the killing. No one in there right mind is going to go to that place to get the bodies. There is still raptors and a rex on that island at the end of the movie.
@@avenger007007the control room recordee the incident and their was like 50 witnesses
They probably signed some liability agreement.
No lawsuit, but corporate compensation for their families anyway in their contract
@JurassicHero 3 what on earth are you talking about "26 million dollars invested in that assest"? Thats less than the total lawsuits for the families of those people
that gamer also the random deaths of tourists that were killed lol 😂 that park would closed down in a day from being sued
This is what happens when you create a genetic hybrid, completely underestimate it intellectually and physically, and ignore the warnings of Starlord himself.
People die, and their blood isn't just on the hybrid's hands, it's on yours too, Claire.
well his character in this film he's an animal expert but like most times in both film and reality those who believe they are of a higher intelligence ignore those who have experience with certain creatures and situations and that's something I don't think people realize is more real and happens more times than they'd think.
@@Fureiji88 This happened in real life too. Higher ups thinking they're all knowing just because they got a fancy diplomas and high position and thinking the cashiers, mechanics, etc, don't know anything cause they aren't educated in the theory.
@@vivanyatodd5036 you hit ther nail I the head there
Well dunno if they underestimated it, since everybody except Ingen and the Head Scientist knew the Indorex was a bioweapon by design.
@JurassicHero 3 Claire is the one who is sort of running the park/island and she knew about the Indominus Rex. She had the power to call it off or prevent them from making it but she decided to use it as a tourist attraction instead just for business.
*hires an animal expert with extensive knowledge of animal psychology and dinosaur species*
*doesn't listen to him, when he is literally the most experienced and qualified person on the island *
Honestly, the most realistic part of the movie. I see it all the time, the people with the most education and experience at any given place are the ones that get totally ignored, especially when they say things like "this is stupid", and "you're going to get someone killed".
@@wallywest2360 Of course. They're not confirming to their delusions: they're realists.
These characters are actually pretty smart. YOU try to think intelligently when a 9 ton monstrosity with camouflage and a mouth full of razors is running rampant on the same island you’re on
@@Mobius118 none of the people in that room at that point in time had the Adronomous near them though...
@@lukeharman7054 Your point...? If you have a park with over 20,000 guests you would be over-stressed just thinking about protecting them all from this new threat that's showcasing abilities almost nobody had any idea about. IT JUST DECIMATED THEIR BEST TEAM, so of course nobody would think clearly after that. Any feeling of safety had gone out the window. And again, a killer super-hyrbrid with a mouth full of knives and a new taste for blood, with the ability to seek you out based on body heat should make anybody nervous beyond rationality.
From being in charge and saying "you are not in control here" to being humbled must have been an experience for claire. 😂😂😂😂
I Don't Like Her Tone, Dammit!
Gotta say I really appreciate Chris Pratt’s acting in this scene. You can just hear and feel his frustration through his voice and body language and it genuinely had me on edge.
He's actually a decent actor.. As a "newer" one at that, obviously, he's no Bruce Willis or Denzel, but he certain has the potential to be.
props to this guy 3:11, he did what he could to help his team.
I like little things like the first soldier being the one to say “the blood hasn’t clotted yet, she’s close.” Shows that they’re not just goons but are good at what they do… until they’re eaten
At least some got away.
I like that the Indominus Rex is never too out in the open at first… it has a more sneaky, evasive way of hunting and killing before it really figures out how powerful it is.
After it slaughters this team, it picks fights with Ankylosauruses and other herbivores larger than itself for shits and giggles.
It didn’t kill the entire team though.
@@lennoxschannel7484 It did kill a significant portion of the squad though, that was the Indominus’s clue that it could try its skills on larger prey to test its strength.
3:09 At this scene and this scene alien, you can’t clearly see the injured operative being dragged away to the vehicles and the other soldier running away through the jungle.
"You are not in control here" Claire.
"You never HAD control!" Dr Satler.
"I didn't have enough respect for that power and it's out now." Both Claire and Dr Satler
They can clone dinosaurs but tracking devices are large as light bulbs.
That depends on what technology the device was using. It would have to be large either way. If it's gps-based, it would have to have a good enough receiver to receive GPS signals through the dino skin and be able to retransmit the data either via GPS uplink or LMR frequencies. Since we learn in the second movie that all the dinos can be tracked from the control room at a high point with a radio tower, I'm guessing most of the dinosaurs' trackers run on LMR frequencies, most likely UHF 900mhz ISM band. Could possibly be 400-500mhz, but not likely due to restrictions for antenna size.
Must've been because of the battery required. It needs to be till the end of her life.
@@burzum8312 or it was powered by a magnet getting shaken through a copper coil by the movement of her body.
@@flounder2760 That kind of power generation requires a continuous high speed motion. Also the power supply to the device would stop as soon as the dinosaur stopped moving meaning that tracking wouldn't be possible when it's still. So not feasible.
All the money went on the dinosaurs. They had to cut corners
Owen is actually being smart, the Buisnessmen and Claire literally decided to sacrifice dozens of men and women who by the way, have their heart pulses at a zero, for 49 million, and they ignore the advice of the Dino expert who raised a whole pack of raptors and controls almost all of their movements (at least until Indi showed up and took command).
He's just as stupid as everyone else. He leads his team into the Indo's cage for which there was absolutely no reason for this. Later he gives the Raptors and Indo a great deal of time to communicate and ally against him instead of shooting the Indo immediatly.
Tell me who would be so incredibly stupid, (after everything that has already happened) to wait and see what happens instead of shooting the Indo immediately?
@@doofkos Wrong. First of all Owen let the raptors communicate to the Indominus Rex to see if the Indo would do anything. Second of all, It would have been much stupider if Owen shot the Indo immediately, cause the Indo would have also immediately attacked him and the others and the movie would completely end. Finally, he lead the 2 other people into the cage with him because they were checking if Indominus Rex was still in there and how deep the claw marks were. Re-watch the movie please😐😐
@@itzcaprizun, no need to. There is no logical reason why Owen should wait for a reaction from the Indo. The plan was to kill the animal, not study how it reacts to the raptors. So a fight to the death was inevitable.
Last point: They have both a tracking device and infrared cameras. It is and remains incredibly stupid that they went into the cage before they knew where the animal was.
@@doofkos was Owen aware about it though, he wasn't aware about ability to hide, give some credit to I-rex, hindsight is always 20:20
The way Claire was more worried about the fact that they’d never reopen rather then worrying about all the lives at stake INCLUDING HER NEPHEWS, was insane.
That’s real world business/corporations for ya.
That's the most realistic scene in this Movie
Owen is the only person in the room calling the Indominus a "she", everyone else says "it". Shows that he's respecting they are animals, not machines or just an asset.
“That thing’s not a dinosaur!”
It’s a literal monster.
Monster is a relative term...
@@MonsieurWeevil yeah you're right. It's a bioweapon of mass destruction that has been tortured all its life that's getting its revenge on its creators and tormentors.
@@MonsieurWeevil like what a cat is to a Canary. We're just used to being the cat
To rat a cat is a monster
Commissioner Gordon (Gary Oldman): No. I was Trying to FIGHT THE MOB!
"She does not even know what she is." That line makes me feel kinda sad, and that's possibly just from me being empathetic for just about every creature. But for Indominus to not know what she even is would be pretty sad, I think. Same goes for anybody or any creature not knowing who or what they are.
And another thing: Poor troopers, they didn't deserve that.
That last one realized they were all dead anyway. Figured he might as well go out fighting
@@GenshinLover283 yeah he got guts. By my guess he was probably military as a civilian would be more likely to run or freeze but he stood his crowd to make time for his wounded men to escape.
Honestly, it's a sappy line. Animals aren't like people. They don't contemplate the how and why, they are born with instincts and act on them.
@@KBWrecker That's about right. I suppose animals wouldn't really have to time to contemplate anything when they're always trying to keep themselves sustained. Still, can't help but feel for these creatures.
Plus she killed and ate her sibling in the paddock
“We have 26 million dollars invested in that asset.” Owen: “That’s a highly intelligent animal, much smarter than the asshats running this place.” 😂
This is why Muldoon shouted "SHOOT HER!" When the raptor was mauling an employee at the beginning of the first film. Remember how he used LETHAL rounds on the raptor(s)? Dont take chances.
Cloo Viewer Owen is like a cross between Dr. Grant and Muldoon in terms of character traits and survival instinct when you think of it.
Lethal rounds neither killed the raptor, nor saved the worker.
@@Myuutsuu85 Muldoon shot them with a LAW rocket launcher in the book. That sure worked.
@@thenumbah1birdman I wish they had made film Muldoon more close to his book counterpart. He was a fuckin’ Rambo in the book and my favorite character.
@@j.vinton4039 Stuffing himself into a pipe to hide from raptors, facing down the rex, and also getting knockoff drunk and still surviving raptor attacks anyway. He was also my favorite.
Fun fact
Drax is also in this movie, he is just standing so incredible still that he became invisible to the eye
All while slowly eating Zarg nuts
Not funny clown
You are NOT F*CKING FUNNY WITH YOUR OLD AF CRINGE JOKE
@@furkanyucel lmao get help
John Cena was also in it too I hear
"You are not in control here" ...he should have said neither are you.
Just like Bane's reply in dark knight rises, 'Do you feel in charge?'
@@carter015 ohh i remember the Darth vader scene with Scot
Bryce really went from a tyrannical zoo keeper who ignored her nephews to a benevolent caregiver for a genetically modified teenager.
Yet all we ever wanted was the dinosaurs.
Wtf are you yappin about There's plenty of Dinosaurs in These movies
Claire: "We're talking about an animal."
Owen: "A HIGHLY INTELLIGENT animal."
Masrani: "What is that?"
Owen: "It's her tracking implant. She clawed it out."
Claire: "How would it know to do that?"
Owen: "Please refer to my initial statement."
Who's in control now, Claire?
That what John said too until he was told that the control part was just a illusion in his head on the original Jurassic Park.
the indominus rex
Indie’s been in control from the jump.
Really, how is Claire not in jail yet?
She's literally the person incharge with the whole park.
But she isn't the one who owns it
The corporation paid out over $800 million in lawsuit settlements to the survivors plus the deceased victim's families. Imagine the trauma not being able to bury a loved one that was eaten by a genetic hybrid monster.
Yeah she would definitely be getting buried in criminal negligence charges.
Yeah, I mean I'm not an expert, but if nothing else giving the troopers the wrong equipment for the job's gotta be negligence.
How about masrani? You just hate women?
3:11 that’s a brave man with no fear
Rip
Rip
Rest in pieces
Yeah respect he went out on his shield
Kutreya makad tondya
I feel like 26 million dollars is a relatively low price for a genetically engineered super dinosaur. I'm not in the dinosaur industry though, so I couldn't say.
same as auctioning the dino's off for 10-20 million in the sequel. there are cars and race horses solds for that.
Nobody is, lol.
Agreed, 26 billion sounds more reasonable, especially for a genetically modified hybrid designed from scratch that has never existed in the history of the world!
Are u kiding me 26 million dollars is a lot of money! Who in ther right mind would waste that much money ona fcking dinosaur 😤
The "control" line is such a great throwback to the convo that Ellie and Hammond had about the illusion of control
Except that all the other "call backs" they did in this movie felt so horribly cringy. It's as if they watched the first movies, said "Okay, we're going to give the fans what they want!" While 110% NOT being fans to begin with. So it just makes their attempts look cheap and childish. I was like 6 or 7 when the very first movie came out.... I'm not 6 now..
"You're not in control here"
The correct response is, "Neither are you."
I love this scene because of Owen's speech. They thought they were in control, that everything was fine, and Owen was the only one in the room who knew that they weren't prepared at all for what Indominus would do.
0:50 I don't know how they still managed to think of the money they spent creating Indominus to not have used lethal weapons. Stupidity in its purest form. Wasn't it already obvious that this thing is stronger and smarter than a T-Rex? Of course you can just kill it. You're all basically trillionaires already and you can still think of more ways to make money?
They are still smart enough to have brought live-fire weapons with them though. Which is pretty much how real life zoos and wildlife parks operate too- if an animal classified as dangerous escapes, you try to recapture with tranquilizers or other method. If it seems like it will breach the facility perimeter or threatens human life, then lethal force is used.
The troopers should have immediately opened fire with firearms after their commander died, but that would have taken time to transition from tranqs to live rounds. So I can’t fault them too much for trying to contain her with the weapons they already had at the ready. Panic and all that.
@@dylanmckenzie8566 That I understand. What I can't understand is how they still thought it would be a good idea to keep Indominus as a park attraction after seeing what this thing was capable of. Indominus would escape one way or another.
This is literally like Real Life
Wealthy people(Companies and Industries) DO NOT care about people, they just Care about Money, Power and Control
This scene is Very realistic
All the respect for that buddy at 3:12 who kept on shooting with his water pistol Claire told them to bring probably. He stood his ground and protected his team as much as possible.
"She does not know what she is." What Owen means is every creature on this planet has a sense of what it is by what it can do and they can identify others like it by similar mannerisms. She is the product of a t-rex and a velociraptor (actually a utahraptor to be more accurate on the size though very similar in DNA) hybrid. Raised in captivity with no other dinosaur, she doesn't know how to handle any other dinosaur except kill them because she can't identify with any of them. She doesn't even know she's supposed to kill to eat, not kill for sport. There's nothing there to teach her. If someone told you a creation or a hybrid isn't doing what the creatures it's made up of do and says something like this, that's when you panic because the rules have changed and things will go wrong.
except by that logic every animal in the park living solitary in their own enclosure like the t rex or the mosasaur would all act like the indominus.
@@flounder2760 But the Mosasaurus and the T-Rex have seen humans and more than likely if the T-Rex really is the same from the first movie as its implied, she already knows what she is through the years she spent among the isle interacting with various species. The Mosasaurus seems to know she's being fed so she doesn't need to hunt a lot and she's interacted with humans so she knows there are other creatures out there than just her and they aren't for eating (mainly because she can't get to them).
@@flounder2760 yes but than there is the matter of cross genetics!
That's literally the product of three different dinosaurs as well as present day animals!
It has great intelligence but its mind must be going haywire!
It uses its respective skills perfectly in any situation yet it doesnt know any of the mannerisms!
So highly likely its totally confused!
It's like take a high schooler and put em in amongst pre schoolers!
Now the high school kid knows what's what and what's not but they would still be confused as to what they are doing in that situation so they would just end up doing their own thing
Its basically acting on respective instincts
A velociraptor basically hunts for sport
A trex hunts for food
But considering Irex is more vraptor than trex dna,it seems to be acting on that!
@@flounder2760 Another note I should add that I forgot to: have you ever had a cat and a dog at the same time and raised them together from infancy maybe with one of the parents? What you would see often is one species will believe it's the other if there is nothing else to imprint upon. A dog can act like a cat (or thinks it's one) if raised among a litter of kittens. Indominus was never raised around anything but isolation.
She had nothing to imprint upon to tell her proper mannerisms...except the humans who maintained her cage and being a highly intelligent animal, she probably watched how they did things and mimicked some of their movements. It helps that she has human DNA mixed in but that's scary that the only thing close that she can relate to are humans because they are the only ones she's seen. When she encounters the raptors, notice how she's mimicking conversing like we humans do with one another, moving her head between the four like a manager would do if they were speaking to all their employees at once. She's imprinted on humans. She truly is the most deadly dinosaur created.
@Tigressa101 Holy shit. If that’s true, that really is the stuff of nightmares. A synthetic apex predator mimicking the most dangerous animals in the world? 😨
"We have 26 million invested in that asset we can't just kill it" compared to what happened after 26m could have been chump change because let's see
1. Hundreds probably dead
2. Thousands injured
3. Probably billions worth in assets damaged
4. Masrani died
5. Park closed for good
I felt bad for Masrani, he listened to Owen...until it came to Claire, but still had the balls to say," why hire him if we dont use him." He held respect for his animals...his only sin was not knowing what "his" scientists were doing behind his back.
you forgot 'everyone else in jail'
@@Zarryon12 All of them were to blame for playing with animals as if they were objects.
@@LuisRincon-wr4dm yeah and no...Masrani actually inherited ingen from his father...I agree he shouldve left it at that...but he did at least have respect, yes they made him money but he essentially gave them the freedom of the island ....only thing he protected was the visitor area which was tiny in comparison. The carnivores did have paddocks and regularly maintained with concrete walls, still giving them the ability to move and hunt. He had a good business model until his team fucked it up with needing bigger badder and more. More what?? Eh play bioengineering wheel of mutations and find out!!
And if the second movie is in the same timeline that dormant volcanoe would eventually go off killing a lot of ppl
This is by far the best Jurassic world. Props to that last guy for going out like a savage
"The boss wanted a monster, so I gave him a monster! Is not my fault that it is killing everyone!" - Dr. Wu
My response: Yes, it is your fault - you are a mad scientist!!!
@@kari34b54 'You have to be mad to work here!' - Dr. Wu
@@kari34b54 It is his fault he sabotaged the cameras so it could escape.
Owen is the only one to refer to the I-Rex as "her" and "she" while the others called her "it" or "asset"
Yeah even I only realized that after a while
Because he’s the only one not underestimating how smart these animals are
@@ThatBrunetteFromCali exactly
Yeah $26,000,000
3:00 you can actually see the spot where she clawed her tracker out, it can’t be a gun wound because they’re using non lethals
great observation 👍✔
it literally said she clawed it out herself. i dont think dinos can use guns
ILivenearAdogpark AndismellpoopEverywhere what??
@@toomanysandwiches8665 He is referring to the humans using non lethal weaponry to counter the indominus rex you idiot.
I mean one guy was using a gun but it was a shotgun so yeah probably.
I love the fact that in this scene.. he cared about the safety of the people on the island tourists, park customers, people who work there and all she could say is we'd never re-open again... all she was concerned 😟 about was business.. this is corporate America in a nutshell.. no real issue with lives as long as it doesn't cost them their money and as long as they can stay in business
It's somewhat sad, ironic and funny in way that Peter Ludlow was propably more heroic than her. He come with hunters, help and hear what protagonists say, when bad happens want to escape with everyone and show emotions when see dead people xDDD
Claire: "you are not in control here!"
Owen: at this moment.....neither are you....she calls the shots...you just don't know it yet.
Lady telling the security forces to use non lethal and that moment they should have all quit before even going out.
Yeah there was only 1 smart guy that brought an actual gun.
The most satisfying moments are when Clair is proven wrong about everything.
Bee-atch
I like the fact that she knew that they would come looking for her so she set the tracker there as a trap to lure them there
What's really scary is that she waited and dare I say LISTENED to the soldiers convo and phone call with HQ to gather fucking intel! She was trying to really figure out stuff before she went in for the kill.
@@mentlincI doubt she understood exactly what you were saying, but maybe you are right. Perhaps she attacked because she realized that they realized something was off.
Well she mostly heard the jeep also the squashing of the boots. The mystery is why did she stay there because pretty sure she didn't know they where just gonna taze her
@@woodyboy6493 well even if they did use real bullets it’s not like it would do anything she has got tough skin she literally tanked a rocket launch and a chopper machine gun from a Birds Eye angle. The bullets would do more damage than the tazers but will it stop her, nope
Love the security guard just giving up at the beginning.