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Mel has always spoken his mind and a lot of people don't like that. I love him so much for that.

Pensive breathing (deep, tense inhalation...quick, exhaustive exhalation). The breath of a lonely man put to music

When this movie came out, I couldn't even imagine whether this was real or not

this man is the sexaxiest man ever livided,

You know does anybody else think that last action hero doesn't get the love nowadays like some of his other '90s movies? My opinion with all the characters and just sort of the atmosphere that's created in the film, it's one of the most memorable films I think he's ever been in.

A man of many films.. 4:27

It's STILL better than anything produced today.

Title track has always been my favorite

I remember going to see it at the cinema when I was 9.

The single most perfect time frame of my life. June 11, 1993. I was 13. Just a week away from graduating 8th grade to proceed into the summer before high school. My best friend of all time and myself had just read the book a few weeks ago during the spring. The planets were aligned for me in the most perfect way possible. Then seeing the movie opening night. Then again the next night. Then 11 more times in the theater that summer. Perfect.

The people looking back on this video must feel so old i bet

The pinnacle of decades of great contributions to great films

I see hope only in past, there's no hope in future 💀

Pre woke era

James D. Rolfe Himself He’s was saw In The Theatre he’s was a kid it’s just blew his 🤯 after that

Many thanks for sharing this!

When I was 9, I begged my parents to take me to go see this. I think they were worried it would be a bit too intense, but we saw it anyway. Oh my goodness, it was something to behold. Just imagine being 9, seeing all this incredible CGI and practical effect magic on screen. I remember just watching with a huge smile on my face and whispering "Cool..." over and over again to myself. It turned me into a dinosaur kid and it still has a soft spot in my heart to this day. I'm so glad I was there for it. It felt like real, genuine movie magic.

Nice

Amazing! Thanks!!

Ha! And people say Steven Spielberg sucks. HA

Perfection

This album is Frusciante at his best! Unbelievable!

Worth holding on to.

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That saxophone just eats at your soul.

Vertigo is in the top 5 film scores of all time, Psycho is amazing too

I watched this in the cinema when I was 8 years old with my 18 year old sister. Had nightmares about being chased by a T-Rex for years. Still worth it.

00:18 Rick Moranis's long lost twin lmao

John didn't play on fire it was hillel

Dts is superior premium soundcodec till date

There was really nothing like it… 30 years later and it still looks great and is so watchable

HAPPY JURASSIC MILESTONE ANNIVERSARY

I'm still laughing at the advertisement right before this started about some biker Cruise if they get all those fat bikers on that cruise ship it's going to tip over

Hay un solo escondido en sir psycho

Incredible man!

I have always felt that denis muren look like vigo from 2 ghostbusters ha ha

I have always felt that denis muren look like vigo from 2 ghostbusters ha ha

Thank Steven spaz Williams for the the ground breaking cgi in Jurassic park and terminator 2 denis murres was at first 100% against cgi for Jurassic park baceuse he did not want his good friends Phil tippets stop motion to be irrelevant in the industry

What a time to be a kid. Very few movies hit like that one did at that time. Unreal movie experience.

🦕Hands down, the best Dinosaur movie ever.🦖

I went when I was 7 or 8. Definitely had an effect on my life. ❤

30 years ago today😢😢😢

One of the bigges flop foe him, he said himself 😅

This guy looks like that famous comedian.

This is the first time I have seen Herrmann talking. Usually I only hear his audio interviews, or just see him conducting (which is always fascinating), but I have never seen him talking yet.

Sisters he did the music for

I was 6.

Raw talent doesn't need huge file sizes

I was about 4 1/2 years old when I saw this movie in the theaters, the earliest movie I remember seeing in the cinema. There's a reason it was the earliest movie I remember.

Wowwwwwwww